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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-06
MANY WRECKS.
Vessel After Vessel Driven ON
The Rocks from Maine
10 Cape Cod.
LOSS OF LIFE SURPRISINGLY SMALL.
The Worst Occurs at Hampton Beach,
N. H., Where Five Sailors
Are Drowned.
OK COAST on MAINE.

Lu'.c, M, Dee. 5-Th" schoon.rs
Maud Malluclf. capt. Awkward Calais
for New York. with lumber ana the
Margaret Jones. owned by a. a. Now
~ of Luhrc, are nshoyr at .Johnson's
bay. and thu ychooners Ella Brown Of
Jone+p"rt, ANA ii. II. Eaton W Calais.
both lumber laden. are riding heavily
near the hedges. They were anchored
some distanc" OF, bit nave dragged
their anchors until now their positions
ar, exceedingly dangerous. They wen.
holding well. this afternoon. " hon the
storm Was At its height. but there was
danger tf the chains parting Dr. an
chors dragging Al any time. The crews
Of the Mallock and Brown were saved.
TIL" srhooncrs had put into the bav
fo.- shelter. last night. ana did not OK
pcricnCe any serious difficulty until
this morning. Then til" wind inCY,.;' SD
i'll force and the Mallock dragged her
anchors. -AS the Nrssei moved toward
tine shore Shc was exposed to THU fun
fury Of the gale, ana Sucn after start
lug her maiuUaSt fell directly aCrue5
the cabin. Nhrrr th- crew had taken
refuge Thc heavy mast crashed
through the cabin roof ana ID IL con
sidcrcI almost a miracle that non" nf
the Uen Nee injured. Ey this tir1r
thr ,ifr a,,ycgs had sighted the disabled
vessel, ANN tho ,rcu Was taken rm
with great difficulty. The schooner was
dashed upon the rocks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-06
A HEAVY SNOW FALL
Is Reported at Rumford FANS and
Points to the Eorthward.

Runfo-d Falls Ne. Dee 5--rh I
heaviest snow storm Of the season. ac-
co.npanied by high wind. began here
Ill 5 o'clock last night ana mas CON
t.nued steadily since that time. This
forenoon. it was estimated that be
tween u and p inches Of snow had
falirn. and traffic over the country
roads was almost ct standstil.
The stage for Bryaut's Pond started
ut tla usual time, this morning. Int
Continued ~ page 3-l
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WEATHER. CONDITIONS AND GEN
ERAI. FORECAST

Washington, De-. THE storm III
the Northeast is passing OFF the Now,
Scotia coast after causing 4 continu-
ancc. Wednesday. Of the high wind:
ana rain ana SNOW Oh the middle AL
lantic ana New England coast There
was also SNOW in the upper OHIO val
ley and greater portion Of the Lake
region. ana 4 little rain in the M!ddi,
slope. Temperatures differ a little from
til" seasonal average. except in tn"
extreme Northwest. where they arr
considerably higher. Generally fair
weather is Indicated, Thursday ana
Friday, except in the Michigan PENN
sI,l2r. ON the Atlantic coast and over
the lower Lake region the winds viii
X fresh ana mostly westerly. Storm
warnings are displayed At Passport.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-06

When Tho House met the Speaker
announced that H. had q comnunica-
tirn from tie family Of Boutcllc OF
Maine. rcsiguing his position AS chair-
man of the committee on naval affairs.
Eic ALSO announced the appointment -
Shaw Of NJ" York as d member OF the
committee on invalid pensions.
DalzcU. Penn. from the committee on
rules, then presented the following
special order for the consideration Of
the army bill:
Resolved, that Immediately after the
adoption OF this resolution the House
shall resolve Itself into a committee Of
thc whole on the state Of the union 70
consider Senate bill No. 1900. AN act
to increase the efficiency of the mill
tary esta blishmcnt of the United
States" This rule IS not 70 interfere
with Other special orders.
Dalzeil, explaining the necessity for
the immediate consideration of the
army bill. pointed out the fact thai
.Tuly I, 1901. under the present law IN"
army would hc reduced to $4,000. less
than half tbs. number now in the Phil
irrinrs. Legislation " some character
WAS imperative.
Richardson. Tenn, on behalf Of the
minority. said those On his side of the
House recognized the necessity for
some legislation. but they did not agree
THAT this Viii, establishing Il pcr1na
ncat standing army. should become
LAW. If an emergency exists IN cIacr-
lsencv should provided for, but large
standing army should not n.y. establish
cd. IT was proposed to provide an army
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-06
POLICE BELIEVE MURDER.
Eat Nothing New Develops in Cro"en
Death Mystery at Wakefield.

Wakefield Mass. d.. as far as
could Lc learned from the police. today.
ro nov feature had developed in IN
CrowclI murder CASE The meagrc clues
which wer. found Immediately after thc
murder nave been run down without ap-
parent success and any further moves
which TN authorities may haVe in mira
j. kept secret. The police did not CEASE
their efforts OF yesterday until after mid
night. but as far AIS getting trac. of thu
vain.
Although the suicide theory is still held
by many persons here the police still
hold L. their belief that the man was
murdered robbery being the motive. 1t
YVES nd secret tuat Croveu expected ~
get a large sum from q foreign estate,
and stories concerning the matter had
been widely told some 81 them even go
ing IN the effect that l.- had received TN
b=sl.Ieat. fast September
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-06
56TH CONGRESS.
Army Reorganization Bill
Debate In The House.
Mccall, Mass. Attacks Mh)|e Philip
pine Policy Of Administration.
BILL To REDUCE WAR TAX BY
OVER $i0,00o0oo.

Washington! Dee. THE House de-
voted the day 10 the army rcorganiza-
ton bill, which was brought up under
z special order adopted at the opening
q the session. WHICH limited general
Gcbate to two hours on i side Lieut..
Cen. Miles and a number of army OIL
GERS were Interested spectators during
the day. Chairman Hull Of the military
committee. who was IN charge of the
bill ana Mr.. Parker or New Jersey.
who is a member of the military COM
ns.ttce Republicans, spoke for the bill
and Cochrane Of Missouri, Klerbery Of
Tc>as. Mcclellan Of New York. Shat
roth of colorado. Cummings of New
York, and Cox Of Tennessee. Demo-
Gratis. against it,
Mccall Of Massachusetts. Rep.
aroused tho only enthusiasm Of The.
dty against the measure. Several
times during tn. last session, notably
un the Porto Hican tariff bill, he r.
fused 10 follow his party. To-day, -
attacked the whole Philippine policy Of
the administration. Although temper
ate i'll language, hc was liainapOkcn
iu his warnings of the dangers which
lay ahead of the government if
a colonial policy was persisted in. he
also criticised technically several lra-
lures NJ the bill, especially that lodging
III the President the discretion t. ex-
paEd or reduce the size Of the army at
viii.
Ill conclusion 10 likcned the uncUn-
qjieiably spirit which opposed our sway
~ Tho Philippines 10 that of Washing
ton at Valley Forge Love Of indie
it-nd' nee. u" said. was the 'noblcst
heritage " thc human heart" lTc de-
ciared that the United States should
Immediately give The Filipino people
honorable assurance that they should
have y government Of their own.
Eleven out Cf til" ~ pages Of the bill
Were disposed of before adjournment
Tomorrow, the Grout oIeomargdrinc
hill under o special order made at The
last session VIII displace the army Dill,
which viii 90 until Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-06

cant j. j. Donovan OF the
schooner y. ". Clifford. which sunk.
this morning OF Deer Island in
the Earbog, reports that she left Perth
Anlbuy Nov =. with 4 cargo Of IS
trpq VI rcal for st. John. y. y. NJ
o'clock. yesterday afternoon. when
tn y-ss-I was about = miles south
east Of Bakers island. the wind fresh
enrL and the weather became VERY
rough Thc vessel strained heavily ana
soon sprung q leak. The wind Was
steadily increasing and Capt. D0Eorau
put back and headed for Salem.
Tile SAFE gathered in energy. anf
finding that he could NOT fetch Salem
harh0r he hoped T. reach Boston.
The men were constantly at the pumps
ana with the seas swceninE over tn
decks ana drrnchins TIN m-u to th-
skin the Vessel was driven i'll towards
Boston. when of Deer Island She
fCu9defad stern first, givinS the men
Just time TO jump into the boat.
THO captain Was obliged ~ jump
overheard but managed to reach The
boat and was helped into it. Besides
thc captain there was Mate Davis
Cook William Grant ana three sailors
Thcy were cared FOR by the Officials
of The institution on Deer Island ard
We're brought 10 the city on the steam
n }. y. Putnam BradIee.
The men lost all their persona ef-
f.cts ANA saved absolutely nothing
bur the clothes they stood in. The y.
Clifford lies in about az fathoms ~
water ana i'll il thought she tan b-
iio8t"d. she is owned by woman re-
siding in Reading and other parties IN
this vicinity. and the captain is await
ing instructions from them before
making arrangements for raising the
craft.
Capt Dorovan stated that at J.. ".
yesterday when southeast Of Baker s
Isla-ld. Id sighted dcep-ia1en barhcn-
tine heading il I.orthwesteFly direction
with her foretopsallaat ami na.a top
masts broken and hanging by the rigging
she was making very bad weather IF it.
Apparently the vessel was heading for
Gloucester
The two-masted schooner S :. Smith
capt. Edwin s. Norris. which lies slak
.st tho naw Common wealth pier. South
Boston. arr -ed. TUESDAY from viuaI-
haven. wIta cargo of fish scrap for the
Clue 90. While th.. aslc
CONTINUED N page I'd
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WASHINGTON FORECAST

Washington. Dec. 5-Forccast for
Thursday and Friday, New England:
Generally fair. Thursday ana Friday:
fresh west to northwest winds.
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Send your game
you wish mounted ard your skins you
wish tanned to
Homer r. Dill,
State Taxidermist,
Gardiner, !Hainc Telephone, 26.H
CASH PAID for game heads. an
mails and birds suitable for mountinc
FAIR WEATHER.
Gardiner, Aainc.

Boston, Dee. 5.-ForccG>t: Fair
weather Thursday and Friday; light
to fresh west to southwest winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-06
LOYAL LEGION
O. Maine Holds Quarterly
Meeting at Fairfield.
Many Of Names Distinguished Civil
War Officers Present.
PAPER by GEN. /. $. BANGS ON
"ULLMAN'S BRIGADE.

Fairfield, Me, De ). -(spociaD. -
The Commandcry Of the State OF Maine
Military order of the Loyal Legion of
the United States. held its quarterly
meeting At The Gerald, Wednesday
evening.
The session was opened at 6 o'clock
by business meeting, ana the name
Of Charles Paris Dorr Of Ellsworth. was
presented for membership and &C
cepted.
charles Paris Dorr enlisted. Ap.il -
1861, private Go. T., 9Th Maine Infantry:
corporal same company. April II. 1858.
sergeant, May -. 1863: second licutcn-
ant. Dec. Ii. l>G3; first lieutenant. Arril
e. 1864. Served i'll the army Of the
Potomac. lost right arm in action at
Spntts2'lvania Court House. May 10
1851; mustered out of service ut Port
land. Maine, Aug. ~ 1861: captain hy
hrJNct for mrritoriOuS services during
tn" war. March Is. 1866.
The committee OF investigation Wcro.
ifr"vct Colonel Augustus T.. Fatnham.
Bangor. Major William z. clayton.
Bangor, and Lieutenant Elton w.
Ware. Bangor.
After the business meeting. the COM
pany adjourned to I'll" dining room
where prayer WAS offered by Rev W.
II. Spencer of Skowhcgan. ana III" fol-
lowing elaborate menu discussed.
MEM.
Elup Points
saltci Pccaus s;tIted Almonds
Baked Stuffed Buriish. Cl3rct Sauce
Pommcs u Iparisiennc
tilict q" Goeuf aux ChamriEu"ns
Drowned Sweet Potatoes French Peas
Fruit Punch
Toast Young Turkey. Cranberry S1Jc,
Dreamed Potatoes Marrow Squash
Lobster Salad. tllvuuulisu
Hot Ten Rolls
Vanilla Ice Cream. Sponge Cake
Toasted Crackers kuqucI"rt Cheese
Fruit Black Coffee
Cigars.
After the discussion ot the ment, d Very
interesting paper was READ by G.n. l. s
Bangs of Watervillc, entitled "Th" III
man Brigade. the First Celor"d Organiza-
ton Authorized By II" Government
Following is an abstract:
GEN. BANGS rAIcR
Gen. Bangs briefly and in an inter-
csiing manner outlined the Influences
vhi1h wvr, brought III boar upon Pres
idrut Lincoln hy Hon. Hannibal liam
lin AMI Mr.. stanton. secretary Of va,.
I" induce him to arm the blacks, how
= coteric cf officers called upon the
President in company with NJ. Ham
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coi]i.> r. ,,,, ,b.. trs ,,' r ,h, ,E..
u.r 'iiI.n N ' '' I,i,s i'll It'll, 't s.r
MI. III snrt IN nrgarixation TEis HILL
cid.d Mr., Lincoln. and ON me SANE
,,a,- h. ''f,.'..''5 ~, st.',r,,,, f., .,...,-,-
III II h,. ii. Il , i',t' Il iI
III ! h'lti', u toin' .,.
~ JG,''. '''''..,,, ~. Y Nv VIII.
~ 49, ,,-.s ,,,1nnnI ~ tb. ->.r \ Y,
,...'.,,,l j., ,,.;-.,.,...,,
"7 It'll NIL" '-o',''.,'.'' .-7'i..i,..-
5nh', 4 III ,' ''+ III, .,nrI I-
o"I (,'.. T., I,.,..,,.. known .E -.
r I'm, ~ 1.,i.,,,.,.
"s,- a,.,I,.,, III I'LL. secretary III q..,r th-
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on OTHER SHORES.

Boston De-. Another southern
SOU: hcrn storm has swept over New
LI:-land and gone the way Of all such
disturbances. straight off to the north
east and lihc hundreds Of its energetic
predecessors. LEFT death and destruc-
tion in its wake. Yesterdays gale is
tonight, ti.rshu; thc waters off Nova
Scotia ann New Founll4nd. rlepara-
tory t. making a stirring descent up
on TIE European steamer track, SO
thut it's destructive history is not vet
fully complete. Just what it accom-
llsil-d in this line i'll New England
ana particularly aIouG the coast can W
summed M as follows:
Five fishermen drowned; six coasting
schoouers complete wrecks. nine yes
sells sunk: eight sChoorers ashore, and
u others more or less injured through
collision and loss Of gear: tn" usual
amount of damage occurred on land,
buildings blown down, telegraph wires
proYtrated. and some delays on rail
roads in the northern portion through
heavy SHOWS.
VIVA" the storm was Very severe
long tie entire New England coaFt.
shipping north OF this point TeemeG 20
10 have suffered more than that OF
lhe south shore ana Cape Goa. in fact
no Wree';s occurred on the lattcr's
dreaded sands.
Salem harbor proved a had trap Tor
seven or ciEhs sailing craft. while On
the rugged Maine ahcrr We're dashed
I.aIt 4 dozen otl.cr coasters. Il is sim
culaI that amid all these sccr"s of
wreck and disaster only tivc lives werr
lnst Aura those from one fishing vessel.
Thu fatality Of til" Mary \. Brown
occurred on Hampton beach, not far
from the place where the wreck Of III"
81 John schooner Advance came
ashore without hcr cr"W; but not y
man reached shore To- tell Of thu vain
battle against the elements.
II il generally believed that iucom-
iuE vessels will HUI something mor-
to the storm Of Dee. :. 1900.
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kennebec Journa! Office.
AUGUSTA. MAINE
deo5d,t
Sharp County record., 1900-10-05

The With /& Edwards cir
has hut up aboIs 40 bales of the
fleecy staple.
w. D. Cochran has the largest
stock of stoneware ever brought
to Evening Shade.
Hon. W. A. Turner acted as
special prosecuting attorney at
the lizard circuit court last week.
DIR. John M. Watkins and
family are now residing in the
Williams property in. the east
portion of town.
Esq. H. E. Dark of Highland
township dropped in Wednesday
and left a dollar as token of his
appreciation of the paper.
George W. Parsley wascalled
to Cave City the first of the week
on account of the serious illness
of his sister. He returned Wed.
nesday and &ported her much
improved.
The EveSing Shade High
School opened Monday morning
and is moving along nicely under
the control of 90 Alcorn and
Metcalf and !S1y, sahollie McCord.
The enrolln 7 at present is, we
understand about 80, but this
number will be greatly increased
in the coursel lbf a few weeks.
I'll
The seWin- weeks old child
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Marlin
died last Saturday about noon of
whooping cough. The remains
were inferred at the cemetery be.
low town Sunday afternoon in
the presence of large number Of
friends Of the stricken family.
They have the sincere sympathy
of the entire community.
Sharp County record., 1900-10-05
Notice..

Notice 10 hereby gwen that bids will be re-
ceived by me At the court house In the Southern
District Of Sharp county on Wednesday October
!, the Sd day Of the next term Of the County
Court, for the can and keeping Of the paupers
ofsaid comfy for the year beginning January l,
1901 and sndini January /, 1907. The bidder
will be requir to furnish feed. clothing, nee
sssary mediei and medical attendance to all
psup.rs. Bid0lrs will be required to make
their bids At sol huoh per head, and the loves
responsible bidIwill be accepted. Three hun.
drsd dollars II The appropriation for the main
talnance OF the poor farm md no bid over this
amount will be considerec. Bidder is required
to furnish bond double the amount Of his bid tor
the faithful performance OF his duty. No pau.
per is allowed to labor for the keeper unless
under conditions prescribed by law.
James w. Smith,,
Co. Judge.
Sharp County record., 1900-10-05
Robbed The Grave.

n startllng incident is narrated by
hn Oliver of Philadelphia, az fol,
ys: "l was in an awful condition.
Skin was almost yellow, eyes
oxen, tongue coated, pain eontin'
lly in back and sides, no appetite
owing weaker day BY day, Three
yslclans had given me up. Then
Tas advised TO use Electric Bitters;
nv great Joy, the first bottle made
cided Improvement. Icontinued
use for three weeks, and an,
= we'll man. I know they rob.
he grave Of another victim
one should foil to try them. On.
6oc, guaranteed, at W. Q. Snow,
store.
Sharp County record., 1900-10-05
aup CAPITAL, $4,000.
Election Proclamation.

MI L. Haney Sheriff Of Sharp county, Arkansas, un.
and by virtue of the authority vested in by the laws
aid State, do hereby proclaim and make known that
will be general election held in the several town.
q Of Sharp county Arkansas, on Tuesday, November
h 1900 for the purpose of eectng two presidential
tors at large and presidential eecor for each
ona district of said State and Representative in
press for the First Congressional District of Arkansas
be- following places, to-wit:
pper North township, at Wrth; Lower North town
al Strides School House; North Union township, at
G. Kimbro place; South Union township, at School
Use District 61 Jackson township, at Wiliford Hardy
nshp, at Hardy; Highland township, at Highland
ool House; Rchwoods township, at Ash Flat Davidson
nshp, at Kings Mill Lebanon township at the Dotson
ool House; Morgan township at Center Strawberry
nshp at Institute; Big Creek township, at Calamne;
it ttownship at NJ V. Shaver place; Lave Creek town
) 1t Camp Ground; Big Rock township at Mt Pisgah;
shington township, at Powells Chapel Cave township
Ave City, Johnson township, at Kinks Store; Sullivan
nship, at Brickels Spring; Piney Fork township at
,ning Shade
'os will be opened at 800 a. m, and closed at $50
IN, of said day.
Hven under my hard this 5th day of October, 1900.
E ny. l.. HENEY,
Sheriff Of Sharp County, Ark.
Sharp County record., 1900-10-05
A:Thousand Tongues

Could not express the rapture Of
ANNE X. Springer, of Philadelphia,
when DR.. Kings New Discovery
cured her ofa hacking cough that
for many years had made life bur.
den. She says: "Aftsr all other
remedies and doctors failed it soon
removed the pa,uin my chest and
can now sleep soundiN something !
can scasceIy remember doing before,
| feel like sounding its praises
throughout the Universe" DR..
Kings New Discovery Is guaranteed
to cure all troubles Of the throat,
chest or lungs, Price SOC and Fl.
Trial bottles free at W. G. Shows
drug store,
Sharp County record., 1900-10-05
BismarCk's Iron Nerve

Was the result of his splendid
health. Indomitable will and ire.
mendous energy are not foHnd where
stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels
are out of order. II you want these
qualities and the success they bring,
use DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
Only 25 cents at w. c. Shows drug
store,
Sharp County record., 1900-10-05
Job Couldn't Nave stood Ii

Ifhe'd had Itching Piles. They're
terribly annoying; but Bucklen's
Arnica Salve will cure the worst case
OF Piles on earth, II has cured
thousands. For injuries, pains or
bodily oruptlons lt'A the best salvo in
the world. Price CSC. n box. Cure
guaranteed. Sold by W. G. Snow,
druggist.
Sharp County record., 1900-10-05
LOCAL NEWS. :

The Jail is empty again.
'heriff- elect Hutchison was In
"Wednesday.
;ochrsn has the best line of
ckery in town; cheap too.
III. B. Hill and wife spent
or three days at Williford the
u part Of last week.
-Iwant to trade a wagon for
tle Or hogs.
Jno. B. McCaleb.
e. B. Andrews, one of Scott
,nship's good citizens, sends a
lArto tho RECORD and takes
n.
Everybody is talking about the
nensely large stock OF goods
tW. D. Cochran has on hand.
the place to get bargains,
10. G. Clear and family. have
we'd in from Lave Creek town
RI, and are occupying the
,perty recently vacated by
n. Borden,
Since our last issue the fol-
ing marriage licenses have
~ Issued by the circuit clerk:
Erooks and Mrs. Ann Petty,
Evening Shade, colored. r. e.
uch and Miss N. A. Seward,
Ash Flat. A. p. Sullivan and
a. 6allie Arnold, OF Calamine.
ass Brewer and Harriet Simp-
hof Evening Shade, colored.
Sharp County record., 1900-10-05
ny. l.. HENEY,
Sheriff Of Sharp County, Ark

W. D. Cochran has just re-
ceived a large lot Of furniture.
Editor W. W. Powell, of the
Batesville Bee, spent Thursday
night Of last week in town.
The colored population have
had a protracted meeting in
progress this week.at their church
west of town.
Prof. A. D. Jernigan of Mob.
ley spent several days OF last
and this week in the city visiting
relatives and friends.
Rev. W. w. Anderson in.
forms US that he has raised SOC
towards the erection of a new
parsonage at this place.
If you want to trade cattle or
hogs for a good horse come and
see me.
Jno. B. McCaleb.
Joseph Qualls, who lives
short distance from this place,
placed a little son in the deaf.
mute institute at Little Rock this
week.
Walker Clayton's barn and
contents burned at Hardy one
night last week, supposed to have
been set on fire by some tramp
sleeping in the building.
p. M. Chrisenberry Of Big
Rock township, while attending
the levying court, called at this
office and paid his subscription
He will read the paper another
year.
The RECORD extends con-
gratulations to Mr.. John Bray
and Miss Ida Metcalf who were
joined together in matrimony al
the residence Of the BRIDES par.
ents, two miles south of towr
last Sunday afternoon by Esq
r. j. Davidson.
Mr.. j. j. Estes, Of SHARP
county, who has been steward ir
the Insane Asylum for the pas
two years, has resigned his po.
sition to 60 into the mercantile
business at Imbodon with the
firm OF Sloan g. Co, He has beer
o most excellent officer, anc
made a host Of friends during
his stay ro,-Little Rock Dem
ocrat,