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Orange County observer., 1899-09-28
1900.
FALL AND WINTER
Nj i l. l. I ~ Is TX Y :.

On, New Stock of Fall and Win
ter Millinery is up to date, and We
have now ready ter the inspection OF
everybody wanting anything in our
line the latest and prel,iest styles
:or ladies and children, and at mod
crate prices.
We have splendid stock of the
Most Fashionable Goods in Hats,
Bonnets, Ribbons, Feathers and
Trimmings, aud Ladies Dress Trim
mings.
The Latest Styles in Jewelry and
Foil Line of Notions.
Orders from a distance will re-
ceive prompt attention.
MkS. NJ. l.. TAYLOR & SISTER.
CTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA !
- ORANGE COUNTY. !
In the Superior Court, Before til.
Clerk, Sept. 26th, 1899.
James n. Murray, Bette +. Duncan
and 7. L. Duncan. her husband, j I
Murray. w. r. Murray. Annie Nor
gan. j. I. Murray. Pattie Wright
wife OF c. n. Wright, and j. 5. Muir
| ray
-igO,nst
Elkins Pettigrew, James Pettigrew
| Susie Pettiy1ew. Ollie Pettigrew
fabout ls years Old Murray Bowen
Rufus Bowen.
NOTICE.
| The defendant. James Pe.tiyrcw
above named will take notice that tn
action entitled as above has been cem
menced before the Clerk of the >upe
E4ior Court OF Orange County to pse,5i
| ton among the several reuants in com
mon certain parcel OF land situated il
Cedar Grove Township adjoining tn
land. OF Henry Anderson. William
Hawkins. and Others. contairin L
acres, more or less. and general
known ~ the james Murray hom
place and rhc sail defendant vi
therefore take rotice that he Is re
auired 10 appear at the Office OF ia
Clerk Of the Superior Court Of Orany
County on the 5ih day OF Novembe
1879. a, II o'clock a m. and answer q
1emur 10 the complaint in said actlos
which will then be OF file with sal
Clerk. and if he fail 20 apear, aud - al
swer or demur 10 the complaint, th
plaintiffs will apply 10 the Court Il
She relief demanded in the said con
plaint-
u. II. HAMILTON.
Orange County observer., 1899-09-28
GALE OF LAND.
Comm l-.!tIii,

On Monday the 2nl day ri October.
1890. az the court house door iii His
boro. IN obedience t. order ~ -sat III
the case Of A l.. Holden. .iuIz4-r IT
Mary r. {. Riley ". .1ohn T.. I.ochhat1
an1 others petition 70 make real estate
assets, | ~ill offer for sale the one .EsiFi
interest oi said Mary T.. {. El3rv IT. 8
tract 81 land living Oh forfh ~.ie 81
ifili>boro and Oxior1 rosi. a4jo.<slig
lansi. 81 John L. Lockhart- samuel
Pool aud elh-r-. conTaiuItly about II
sores. AMI The Homestead tract 81 Mrs
NarT Riley. about 10 acres. III VIII. b
-1e had fee simple.
Iefms ot sale One third cash ana
balance III 8 and II month, with inter
- from day of sale.
Tnis 18th day Of August. l~:.l.
A. l. HOLDEN
Administrator
Orange County observer., 1899-09-28

Having qualified rs Executor upon
The c>szte or II j. Murphy. deceased
10 said estate 10 make immediate pay-
uent to m@- AMI all persons having
claims sgahl~t said estate must present
them To the undersigned properly
authenticated On or before the siA day
Of sept l9sl. or this notice will be
plead in bar of their recovery
This olh day Of sept. ls9s.
W. Ii. MURPHY.
Executor
Orange County observer., 1899-09-28

We have overhauled the store
house recently occupied by Mr.. J
T. Jones, making the inside alnos,
entirely new. Tearing ou, the old
shelving and putting in double deep
shelves. thus making it hold double
as much a. before. Have moved in
and opened up our New Winter
Stock The house is literally filled
from cellar To yarret, and every
available inch OF space is pack ed
with clean fresh new goods: We
outgrew the bu ldipg that w were
IN, aud now occupy both store
houses In the old store-hou,e we
have al elegant line OF
FURNITURE
Cheap ard Haadsome Bed Room
Sets, Odd Pieces, Beds,ead-, Tables,
Hat Racks, Dressing Stands, Chars,
Rockers OF diHeren, kinds We can
and will sell sou Furniture as cheap
as it can be bought in North Caro-
| lima.
In the same bailding we carry
STOVES AND HEATERS.
A full line OF Cook Stoves and
Resters at d'fierert prices We
are selling hundreds OF Heaters
We have bought them ia lots OF
fifty OF one No. and pattern, and
will sell more this winter than the
town cold IRON 1890 TO 90 Every
tamil y should have from one to four
Heaters. They pay for themselves
by saving wood in three months
The open fireplace will soon be 9
thing Of the past.
DRY GOODS.
This is the fret time that we have
had room to show Dry Goods aud
it will be pleasure tor you TO look
through our New Fall Stock which
is more complete than ever.
READY CLOTHING.
A very much larger stock than We
have ever shown. We call your at
,ent,on especially to this line, and
to the stock OF
SHOES.
We have the biggest stock o
Shoes at retail of any house in three
or four counties round US. Hav.
added several lines to our alread,
large stock. We are selling th'
Celebrated Shoe made by Georg'
G. Snow who has an internationa
reputation Ask to look at them
Our Shoe trade has increased eve
since We commenced business.
HARD ARE.
We bought several thousand dol
lars of Hardware before recent ad
vances. You know about our Hard
ware.
FERTILIZERS.
We have the usual brands Of Fel
tilzers The celebrated Doufl
Bone Acid Phosphate is seller. ]
has been tried and proved to be th
) thing tor Wheat and Oats.
, Speck Fancette who has bee
with Mr.. James +. Jones tor s
many years, is with rs now an
wants to see all Of his old friend
> ana customers.
PARKS & HEDGPETH
Orange County observer., 1899-09-28
RIPTION RATES:
rLo OF ADV ERTISING
,Cr>lEr ia BILE
.,bcrn halfway Co

x EFFECT MAR. u, 1895.
WEST BOUND.
* H. Through Passenger train
\ folk to Chattanooga, due
i .toro 3:f2 q IN.
Local Passenger, due a,
| .h,-5 l1.2G q. N.
r. I Local Passenger, due at
,boio 10 p. m.
HAsI BOUND.
80 T., through Passenger train
I'm Chattanooga to Norfolk, due
n -5oro 10 a. n.
s. :. Local Passenger, due at
.boro 327 a. m.
50 II, Local Passenger, due at
! .5oro l.37 p. tn.
10. G3 a0d Ga, Local Freighte,
.alo leave ilit!sboro 1901 p. 11 ,
/, except Sunday.
.Nr sos II and 12, Through
?, ,..eaaer trains, only stop when
s,c,rd q, IIilsboro.
r1prc-s tor all trains must be at
,.r,. one aour before train time.
f. g. SHk3RILL, Agent.
Orange County observer., 1899-09-28
CO sTo E & a.
= The Kind You Have AIWavs Bcugh1
s'saa:''' "a &X2XzLx

IT man beats his mute, he IL
arrested and fined % big round dol
lars II be beats his wife, she keeps
her mouth shut and the world never
finds it ont. That's one difference
between q wife and a mule, which
IN makes it cbeeper TO keeps a wife than
it duz a mule.
Orange County observer., 1899-09-28

The Cou.ty Commissioners will
NEE, in regular monthly session next
Monday, Oct. 2nd.
We have been requested by
Mr.. John Thompson, County Super
intendent Of Public Schools, to say
,ha, all School Committeeman and
others can be supplied with a copy
OF the School Law by calling on MIR.
John Lawr, Register OF Deeds.
Orange County observer., 1899-09-28

If publishers would print the
stuff that goZe utter the waste baskit
for one month, hull lot OF nabor-
hood skandal wud git aired; and
sum OF the air holes wud be found
10 the editor.
Orange County observer., 1899-09-28

Died, at his home in iiillsboro,
n. c., at 8 O'clock Wednesday
morning, Sep,ember 18th. 1899, of
injuries received in discharge OF his
duties as assistant superintendent OF
phosphate mines IN Maury county,
Tennessee, Donald Moore Cameron,
second son of DR. William Cameron
and Emma Moore, mis- wife. At
fourteen years of age, guldon of the
Orange Light Artillery, T.. 5. A.,
later serving as number four at the
gun, and bngier of the Thirteenth
North Carolina battalion OF arti!
lery, under Colonel Starr, he died as
a true sodie: and faced death
through five weeks of inexpresslble
agony with the courage and patience
of a soIdier-a gentleman and a
| Christian.
"Ihese are they who have come
out OF great tribulations and have
washed their robes and made them
white in the Blood Of the Lamb
"W e asked lite of Thee and thou has,
given hm a long lite even forever
and ever"
Chester II. Brown, Kalamazoo
Mich, says: "kodol Dyspepsia Cure
cured me Of severe case OF indl
ges,ion.; can strongly recommend i
to all dyspep,ics." Diges,s wha
you ea, without aid from ;he stom
ach, and cures dyspepsia. w. A
Hayes.
You assume no risk when yo'
buy Chamberlain Collie, Cholef
. and Diarrhoea Remedy. w. a
Hayes, Druggist, will refund you
money if you are not satisfied ate
) using it, 1t is everywhere admltte'
, 10 be the most successful remedy !
: use tor bowel complaints aud Tn
ouly oue that never tails. 1t
: pleasant. safe aud reliable.
We want every body VIII
i nurses baby toresd the following
A Greensboro lady told us she ha
yonng baby, and that her trea'
} hurt her so much she couldn't kee
from crying; said she thought
would XIII her. One good ruhbin
of Goose Grease Lniment cured he
in a few hours. She wants ever
3 mother to know this, therefore "
publish it.
Orange County observer., 1899-09-28

-Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is a SOL
entific compound having the en-
dorsenent of eminent physicians and
the medical press. 1t "digests wha,
you eat" and positively cures dys
pepsia. NJ. A. ketron, Blooming
dale, Tenn, says it cured him OF in
digestion of ten years standing. W.
A. Hayes.
Orange County observer., 1899-09-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
4 DMINISrRATOR'S NOTICE.

x A
Having qualified as AdministratoT OF
Mrs. Catharine Riley. decd. TINS + 10
notify ali persons having cIaitn> against
her estate 10 exhibit them 10 the under +
signed on or before Sept. - i"N'
or this notice viii be plead in bar OF
their recovery. and ali persons inde
10 said estate will please MAKE imheui
ate payment. 80
This I'D day Of sept. .e99
i. Nj. RILEY.
Administrator.
Orange County observer., 1899-09-28
DRIV ATE BO ARD.
.Admlnr>i \ rator.

am now better prepared than ever
To accommodate boarders by the day
week or month.
HESRT RICHARDS.
Orange County observer., 1899-09-28

See advertisement, of auction
sale Of Household aud Kitchen Fur
niture by G. S. Cooley.
See notice Of I. NJ Riley, ad
m:ni~trs s1or upon the estate Oh the
late Mrs. Catharine Riley.
Mrs L. F. Tapp aud children,
who have been visiting her father,
Mr.. John Laws, returned 10 their
homo at K,nston, n c., Tuesday.
Rev. H. S Bradshaw returned
from Shelby last Saturday,. He - i'll
hold his regular prayer-mee,ing ser,
vices in the Presbyterian church on
Thursday night, Sept. 2Sth, at 1870
clock. Preparatory services will
be held on Saturday afternoon at 4
O'Clock. and Sunday morning the
Holy Communion will be admins
tered A cordial invitation is ex
tended to the public to attend these
services.
Orange County observer., 1899-09-28
FOOTBALL PROSPECTS At
BINGHAM SCHOOL-OPFN
ING RECEPTION To THE
FACULTY AND STUDENTS
special Correspondence Of the q ann.
County Observer.

'AOOLl AND STUDENTS.
Especial Correspondence of the O.an1e
County Observer.
BINGHAM SCHOOL.
Mebane, n. c., Sept. %. 1899 I
The bright cool autumn wea,her
continues TO bring in new students
and the lumber Is now good deal
larger than at this lime las, se.,,o,
Every one agrees that B,pohan
has never bad an ADLER faculty nor a
nicer Sc. of boys. Ia,erest ia too,.
oa'l seems TO be thorongy aroused
and every evening finds almost
every boy IN school on the athletic
heId where the School Eleven and
the Scrubs daily contend tor the
mastery. Last session Bingham won
two.,hirds OF the ;oo,bIack games
played, and it is hoped this Session
TO better las. years record
Friday night Mrs. Wm. Bingham
assisted by Mrs. Cray gave a mos,
enjoyable reception TO the faculty
aud students. AT an early hour d
number of beautiful aud attractive
young ladies assembled with their
escorts at Midlawn. the hospitabIe
home of Mrs. Bingham, aud soon
the rapidly passing hours were made
bright with happy laughter and
many social pleasures The music
given bv Messrs. Bernharat, Boone
and Mangum on the mandolin and
guitars wa. especially pleasing Mr..
ard Mrs. Gray also rendered num-
Der OF piano solos and duets. The
apartments were beautifully deco
rated with palms and ferns. After
enjoying the social games and music
the young people repaired to the
4 dining room where most delicious
! refreshments wese served After a
pleasant evening the company un
willingly dispersed. unanimously y
voting that they had had fne time,
and looking forward TO the several
receptions TO be given during the
year. Xxx.
The grea. success of Chan ber-
'aln's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy III the treatment OF bowel
complaints has made it standard
over the greater part OF the civilized
world For sale by w. A. Hayes
Druggist.
Orange County observer., 1899-09-28
post ONCE Hours.

0fre opens at 500 a. m. Closes
i 2. IN.
Mai cong kast closes 900 a. m.
.'i ~ .. N.
NAL going " est closes 1000 a.
O and 80 p m.
Money order books close 400 p. 10
j. CLYDE CHEEK, p. M.
Orange County observer., 1899-09-28

Mr.. G.. NJ. Faucette, Of Balti-
more, Md, has been called to Hills
boro to attend the bedside OF his
mother, MIS-. Robert Faucette, wEo
is critically i'll.
Orange County observer., 1899-09-28

No chlId can be happy if>worns
,5o1ud in its stomach. Send for
>apers Indian Vermlfuge, the reli-
| ite remedy For sale by w. A
| H.yv>. Druggist.
No, going TO do heavy winter
sewing with fingers OF course
n Going to pay (2) prices tor a
Srsog Machine No Well, how
ms ? High grade, 3 drawers. all
nacbm4n,s aud latest improve
nen. on (3o) ,hir,y\dsys trial for
$3.50 and freight. Write to ). y
Morris, Roxboro, N. G
We take pleasure III calling the
Heruon OF our readers to the new
sIyprllsemcnt Of Mrs. NJ. L. Taylor
& SISTER These ladies have been
sIlng millinery for many years and
hOroughly understand the wants of
1ne public in that line They ex-
lad cordial invitation to every
body to call and see their goods and
.e their prices See their adver.
t'ement in this paper,
The Chapel Hill News Of las,
week says The registration in the
diversity Monday morning was
tour hundred and thirly-seyen-lO2
over last year-and there were sew
eia here who had not registered
ati some have come In since. There
III be over 200 new students and
ne total enrolment will not be less
'tan 900, representing eleven States
ia1 :, counties ln~this State. One
HadeI, from japan"
The Durham Herald of Sunday
sept -4lh says A Sheritf's Deput,
c'me down from iIlllsboro yester
lly ate Lee Barbee, colored, wht
I'l escaped from the authorities 0
ofange county some time ago. IL
-ai Just completed a term on III
public roads OF Durham county am
hou-ht he was 10 be tree man bu
he othcers were in waiting to arres
I'm as soon as be was released. II
S4s AIKEN to H;llsboro on the after
alon trGln.
Mr. and Mrs George +. Greg
''y and tneir,wo children Of Plat.
fafs, \ Y, are visiting Mr.. Greg
..!e grandfather, Mr.. John Law,
AF Gregory was reared in Hill
'9Fo and left here in 1889 He hs
fFsed Two terms Of 5 years each
,.@ Isl and 2lst Regiments OF tt
) Regulars, and was in the ba
ue OF San Juan and the siege OF Sal
'sso Mr. Gregory was honorab
lscaarged on account OF pbysic
disability. His many friends are a
esd TO see him. and the DESERVE
pms them in wishing him speed
'tcovery of his health.
Orange County observer., 1899-09-28
-CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The khd You Have Always Bought
s's@s:.,s sssss ;s: ., ZN2zzzzS<

~ . It a q r.
A UCUON SALE OF HOUSE.
HOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE.
On Saturday. October 7th. 1899. at
nv residence in HillsbOro, | will offer
tor sale at public auction. all Of my
Household and Kitchen Furniture. Mat
tresses. Bedding. Crockery. &c.
Until that date. any OF the above can
be seen and bought privately by apply
ing to
Orange County observer., 1899-09-28

eE Subscribe for The ORANGE
COUNTY OBSERVER Only 81 90
per snnum b months - ceais.
Orange County observer., 1899-09-28

The Greensboro Telegram tells
pretty llttle story and puts you on
the lookout for an in,eresiny little
exhibit at the coming State Far
There was house a, Hiiisboro
built before the Revolutionary war
oome time ago a Mr. Cooley was
employed 10 tear down the building.
Near he comb OF the root he found
the mumnies OF ca, and rat. Evi
DENLY the rat bad re;rea,ei into =
place SO email ths, the cat could ics,
reach it with one paw and one ,poih
From thus wedged condition the ca,
could no, retreat and the rs, WAS e:
iecluauy shut IN. They became
mummtied and the spec,mee may
be more than hundred years Old
Mr.. Cooley proposes 10 have the
exhibit at the fa,r Have All eve 10
i:.-Durham Sun.
Az We failed TO notice the above
IN this paper at The proper time, ),
give the story OF the cat and IA,
mum,nies- as told by drummer i,
the Greensboro Telegram.
The Forrest City times., 1899-04-21
Ed. Meadows Shot,

Last night about ii o'clock a
shooting occurred, in which an un-
known party from the inside of a
house on the outskirts of the city,
occupied by the demi.monde, and
one Ed. Meadows, were the
participants, Meadows receiving
two very painful wounds, one in
the left side and the other in his
right hip.
Meadows came to this city from
Newport, and was formerly run
ming mate of the notorious gam
bier, Zack Holmes, who is known
10 many of our citizens. Meadows
had been away from Forrest City
for several days, but returned yes
terday afternoon, and proceeding
TO possess himself of large sized
Gag" went down to this house OF
ill-repute about IL o'clock last
night. He was refused admittance
but persisted, and asked for an IN
terview at the door, which was also
refused. Meadows then began to
pound the door with a stout walk
ing cane which he carries, and fl.
nally pulled out his gun and fired
shot through the door. The un-
known on the inside then opened
fire, shooting twice through the
door and into Meadows anatomy
as before stated.
The unknown escaped by the
back door, without taking time to
attire himself in his street apparel,
and is still at large.
Persons were attracted TO the
scene by the shots and the groans
of the wounded man. Help was
summoned and a physician sent
for, who pronounced the injuries
serious but not necessarily fatal.
This is the second shooting af-
fair that has occurred this week.
The participants in the other were
two negroes, the particulars of
which we could not learn.
The Forrest City times., 1899-04-21
SOME MORE LOCALS,

Hon. s. NJ. Blalock returned yester-
day from Little Rock, the legislature
having adjourned sine die Wednesday.
The Star Steam Laundry, of Little
Rock, will not discontinue business on
account of the fire which damaged their
plant on the 18th, and all work sent
them will receive their usual care
WILDER Alley, agent.
Something entirely new and perfect
ly beautiful in design in pattern hats,
sailors, etc, will be shown at the sec
ond opening of up-to-date millinery at
IL. I'll. Winfield X Co. S, next Thursday.
Friday and Saturday. The ladies are
cordially invited to inspect these latest
novelties.
w. +. CorloSs, of the Corloss Well
Co., Memphis, is in the city looking af-
ter contract to sink the wells for the
oil mill and ice factory. He put in the
wells for our water works, and they are
iirst-class in every respect, the water
being lneAhastlble and the workman
ship perfectly satisfactory.
Hon. VIM. Manning, of Hunter.
Woodruff county, formerly Of Goodwin.
this county, and at one time promi-
nent in local politics. was in the city
yesterday TO pay taxes. This was his
nrst VISIT to Forrest City for four years.
He Is looking well, enjoying good
health, and Is prospecting.
The Forrest City times., 1899-04-21
An Outrage.

Some excitement and much indig.
nation was aroused among our citizens
last Sunday morning. A negro man,
called at Judge Taylor's home and
told him that negro man named
lsom Powers, Was near the Iron Noun
tain depot, on a lot of poles, suffering
from small pox. The judge promptly
repaired TO the spot, accompanied by
DR.. Alley and Marshal Wolff, and
made the man move to grove be-
yond town, where the doctor examined
him and pronounced it small pox. Ev-
cry precaution was used to prevent
contact with the patient. A tent was
procured and the negro was carried
beyond the city limits, accompanied by
Jamison, a competent nurse.
The infected negro told a very plain
story which, if true, should receive the
condemnation of all, not only as inhu-
man, but as criminal, and the perpe-
traitors should be sought and punished.
The unfortunate negro said that he
was taken down with the pest at
Wynne, and placed in tent with a
nurse. and on Saturday night he was
visited by an armed crowd of men, who
tod him he had to skip or they would
kill him. They enforced their orders
by starting him on the road to Forrest
City.
Walking all night the negro arrived
here as stated, a sad sight of mans
inhumanity to man. "
There was some talk of retaiatng
by sending the negro back to Wynne
but good counsel prevailed, and the
negro will have the best of care
Alarm is unnecessary, as every pre-.
caution has been used to isolate the
case.
The Forrest City times., 1899-04-21
funniest at Little Rock.

The great turnfesl of the st. Louis
district will be held in Little Rock.
May Is, II and Is.
The program will be most elaborate
one, The events covering period of
threes days, and embracing physical
culture in all its branches and every
detail. All the societies will have
their picked active members present,
and every event will be holly contested
In the mass exhibition of calisthenics,
high jumping, broad jumping, hop,
step and jump, pole vaulting, putting
the shot, dash running, swimming and
wrestling, there will be upwards of
five hundred contestants. Other feat
ures will be the apparatus exercises,
including long horse, side horse paral-
lei bars, and horizontal bars; also foil
and sabre fencing. The contestants
will be the experts from nineteen par
ticipating societies. The physical ex-
ercises by 5000 school children will be
held Saturday, and Saturday night the
fete gymnastique will take place at the
Capital theater. The best bands in
the state will be present, and there
will be fireworks parades and other at
fractions that all should see. The
scene of the celebration will be at West
End Park, one of the most beautiful
spots in the city, and which is easily
and quickly reached by several of the
lines of the electric street railway ser
vice. Ample accommodation will be
made for all who come. For any fur
Their information we would respectfully
refer our readers to the chairman of
the executive committee, John A.
Jungkind, Little Rock, Ark.
The Forrest City times., 1899-04-21

The railroad park in Wynne is the
only park in Eastern Arkansas. it is
now a picture of verdure and art.
Flower beds of every design. winding
walks. fresh leaves and fragrant flow
ers greet the eve. The railroad has re-
Gently spent $500 on IL. and every dol
lar has been paid out to Wynne people
II will soon be gretna green or some
other kind of pasture or trysting place
for lovers Gross Co. Democrat.
Not so fast, brother. Don't claim the
world. Come and see our parks. For
rest City boasts of three beautiful
parks and the handsomest court house
grounds in the state. The parks are
enclosed with neat, ornamental iron
fences. In the largest is handsome
fountain, commemorated to the MEM
DRY of Gen. Forrest, for whom the city
is named, and a band stand contribut.
ed by the liberality of our citizens.
Flowers aud shrubbery abound, ana
peeping from amidst its bed of green
velvety sward, white flowers form the
words Forrest City" in large letters.
Beautiful trees cast their welcome
shade, and from amid
The bloom and buds upon the trees
We hear the blue bird ring
His silver trumpet of the Spring. "
The court house grounds consist of
three terraces reaching to the railroad
On each terrace is row of trees with
seats for the lovers of beauty. There
are no flowers in the courtyard, but the
whole is carpeted with Burmuda sod
tue effect of which is beautiful IN the
extreme. A low iron rail, on stone
base, surrounds the grounds, and the
passing stranger halts in wonder at
the enterprise of our people and stops
to mingle with US and rest and finally
invests here and becomes citizen.
These and the Stuart Springs-natur-
ally the most beautiful spot in Arkan-
sas-in their present condition are all
that could be desired and will build up
our town rapidly-NFr.