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New-York tribune., 1901-06-22
DIES IN MAJESTIC HOTEL CAFE.

RESIDENT OF BATH BEACH FALLS INTO CHAIR
ASKS FOR WATER AND SOON DIES.
George w. PARCEL. forty years old. who lived in
Thirty-eighth-st. between Bath and Cropsey aves..
Bath Beach, died IN the cafe OF the Hotel Majestic
fCentral Park West and Seventy-second-st.. last
might. About $3.50 o'clock he staggered into the
cafe. dropped a chair and in faltering voice
sasked waiter Tor glass of water. IL hastily
fhanded him. but before he could put II 10 his lips
.he seized with violent commissions.
Policeman Cleary sent for ambulance from
Roosevelt Hospital. The answer came back that
<there were ambuances in just then, but as soon
came IL would be rushed the hotel. Cleary
then tried the Presbyterian Hospital. He was in
formed that the ambulance had broken down The
Flower Hospital then appealed 10, and It's
ambulance was the first 10 reach the scene Soon
Il afterward the from Roosevelt HosDra 1
Il Both came too late The had expired
Dr. Charles Dennison. OF No IS West Seventy
: hrst-st-. who IN the mean time had appeared on
the scene. did all he could TO relieve Parcel Ii
was the physicians opinion that the man had died
f0f acute indigestion. Before expiring PARCEL man.
saged 10 give his name and address.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22
ACCUSATION RILES A LAWYER.
OPPOSING COUNSEL SAID HE APPROPRIATED COAL
STOCK TO HIS OWN USE.

OPPOSING COUNSEL SAID HE APPROPRIATED COAL
STOCK TO HIS OWN USE.
Henry Arlington a lawyer. Of No. 90 West Broad
way, in the SurroEate's Court, yesterday accused
Colonel George 5. Hastings, a lawyer. of No 25s
broadway Of conduct by the side of which he said
stabbing in the back would be gentlemanly Colonel
Hastings, appearing for the National Bank OF the
Republic. had asked Surrogate Thomas for writ
OF discovery against Mr.. Arlington. According to
Colonel Hastings. Mr.. Arlington had converted 70
his use Texas and Pacific Coal Company stock
valued at 100000 and belonging to the estate Of
the late Henry X. Thurber. The National Bank
Of the Republic wanted to get the stock 10 satisfy
a claim against Mr. Thurber's estate
In replying TO Colonel Hastings Mr.. Arlington
said:
To justify myself. l wish 10 say that was 11r.
Thurber's attorney for fifteen years before his
death, in 1850. The stock In question belongs 10
Mrs. Thurber. 1t bought by her and il or it's
equivalent is owned by her l hold It under
power OF attorney have refused TO answer dues-
tons regarding IL. and l believe the court will
sustain my contention. l still refuse to answer.
Decision was reserved
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22
MRS. OAKEs LOSES HER sUIT.

Albany. June 21-The Court of Appeals has af-
hrmed the dismissal of the action brought by Mrs
Lewella c. Oakes 70 $4,000 damages from
her former husband. Francis j. Cakes. his present
wife, Adelaide Sullivan Oakes, and Drs. Neil o
Fitch and William J. Burnett, of New-York She
alleged that they entered into conspiracy TO have
her declared insane. The courts hold that the
statute OF limitations bars the suit from consdera-
- - - ~~'~N~~Ne-
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22
STUDENTS EIPELLED FOR H4zIyG.

CHARGED WITH sANDPAPERIIG THE BAcK OF
PCPII. IN NORMAL SCHOOL
Trenton, June 21 (SpeciaD.-J. E. A Link, OF New
ark and James Dawson, of Belvidere, have been
expelled from the State Normal School in this city.
on account of the part they took in the hazinS or
Byron Bradford Of Newark. also a pupil OF the
school Link was a member or the graduating class
and Dawson of the class of 'OS
Last Monday night II is said that Link and
Dawson with n dozen other pupils who are study
ing 10 become teachers entered BradfOrdS room.
and putting pillow over his head, two OF them
sat on him while a third sandpapered the back OF
his body. Bradford. il is alleged had divulged Sc
crets OF the upper class and IL was for this that
he was called TO account. Link popular in his
class and some feeling has been engendered by.
reason OF the other participants being allowed TO
go unpunished.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22
REGISTER HOWES VENTURE.
= SWAMP HE BOUGHT TO HELP FRIEND CON
TAINs VALUABLE LAND

SWAMP he BOUGHT TO HELP A FRIEND CON
TAINS VALUABLE LAND.
James R. Howe, Register OF Kings County. has be-
come vice-president OF company recently organ
+zed 10 obtain from a swamp he owns IN Florida
= ine sand called kaolin, which is valuable in the
smanufacture of the best quality of china Howe
purchased the swamp years ago from a
sEriend who was wrecked in real estate deal and
who needed money.
This swamp was never calculated TO be worth
Aanything until the kaoiin discovered there.
SThen offer was made 10 Howe to sell hut in
1stead he took shares in a company formed 10
fereced, with railroad to carry the material the
ssrected, with a railroad 10 carry the material TO
81. Johns River. A factory is being erected on
foganus Canal and there II Is proposed 10 utilize
athe raw product II is stated that there only
Few other places where kaolin has been discovered
lone OF which Is IL China
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22
HAD NOT uET FOR SEVENTEEN YEARS.

BROTHER FAILS TO RECOGNIZE BROTHER AETE:
LONG SEPARATION
The Rev. ]. Francis Morgan. pastor Of the Park
Reformed Church, Jersey City, is entertaining his
brother George, whom he had not seen for seven
teen years. Francis Morgan had boarded trolley
car at the Erie Railroad station few evenings
since when a man approached and said. as ne ex-
tended his hand: Frank. how are your
You have the advantage Of me-" was the reply
OF the clergyman.
sure you haven't me before?'' inquired tho
stranger.
II cannot recall having seen you.
Well yOJI don't know your own hrOther!
There was a cordial haudshaking and q glad well
come George had arrived train and was be-
ing shown 10 the when the police ofhcer saw
the Rev Mr. Morgan and pointed him out 70 his
brother.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22
GIFT SMELLS ENDOWMENT FUND.

ST AIMS Episcopal Church. on Brooklyn
Heights recently received gift of $4,000 toward
a 500 900 endowment fund which has been ac-
cumulating The gift came from parshioner who
desires 10 be strictly anonymous. The fund now
amounts TO SOS, ,T07 10. An effort is being made to
obtain the total sum before next winter.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22
DESTITUTE on RESERVATION BORDER.

Kansas City, Mo, June 2l.-Thousands OF per-
sons, men, and children, camping on the
border Of the Kiowa- wa-Comanche-Apache reserva-
tions, in Oklahoma. awaiting the opening of that
land 10 settlement. in destitute circumstance
according 70 DIR. ]. J. McKenna, who has Just re-
turned from the scene. Dr. McKenna said.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22
SHOT AND KILLED HIS WIFE

Whitehall. y. Y. June 21.-George Middleton a
book and picture agent, forty years old. living at
Pottersvile, Warren County, shot and instantly
killed his wife, thirty years old, last evening The
cause Of the shooting is believed to have been
jealousy.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22
WOH1N CAUSES DRTTER'S ARREST.

HE Is CHARGED WITH CRUELTY TO ANIMALS
AND FINED s..
Hackensack. June Il (SpeciaD.-1Irs. y. \. Harris.
the wife OF DR.. Harris. OF Hackensack. who is an
expert whip and the champion woman bowler OF
the Oritani Field Club, to-day caused the arrest
of Peter Wilson. OF Newark. employed by the New
York and New-Jersey Telephone Company, for
driving horse with large sores on It's back.
l. {. Westervelt, an agent of the Society for the
Prevention OF Cruelty TO Animals. arrested Wilson,
and Justice Heath imposed a fine OF s..
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22
MYSTERY IS yOT CLEARED Up.
REPORT THAT BOUND BROOK MAN HAD DIED,
IN VIRGINIA NOT CONFIRMED.

somervile Jure o CSpeciaD.-Another mystery
has been added the strange disappearance Of A.
B. Cook who left his home in Bound Brook, last
Sunday afternoon on Wednesday morning Cooks
wife received a letter from Norfolk Va, which
stated that man answering Cooks description
had been found in exhausted condition on tbs
doorstep of John Anderson. OF that city, and had
died before medical aid could be summoned The
letter signed John Anderson. and contained
papers alleged have been found the man.
which led Cooks wife and friends 10 believe that
he dead.
TelegramS sent 70 Anderson at Norfolk are now
undelivered. such person can be found The
authorities Of Norfolk report that they are unable
10 give any information concerning Cooks al
legged death. Cook was respected citizen OF
Bound Brook. and clerk in r. l. Reeds
grocery store. at that place. Mrs Cook and her
two children have gone 10 the home OF her father,
~ SunnYsi
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22
THE SEVENTH REGIMENT.

THE SEVENTH REGIMENT
Io-morrow The Sunday Tribune Will pre-
sent excellent half-tone views Of the sham
battle mt Camp Roe, between the 7th Rexi-
ment OF New-fork and the West Point
cadets.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22
GERONIMO

The celebrated Filipino commander sur
rendering to Colonel Thompson, L. =. A.
See The sunday Tribune tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22
RED HOOK.

The new metropolitan park soon 10 be
opened In Brooklyn. See The Sunday Trib-
tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22

Twenty Thousand men, women and children are
massed on the border. and half Of them utterly
destitute At least 5000 OF them have been there
a year and half They went with small sums of
money, and have made nothing since they arrived
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22
ARMY AND NAVY VETERAN DEAD.

Frank NJ Green a veteran of the army and navy
died at St Barnabas's Hospital, Newark, late
Thursday night, from injuries received by fall
from a ladder on Tuesday He was sixty years of
age Mr. Green served in Company r. 25th Regt-
nlent New-York Volunteers, durins the Civil War,
and afterward served ten years In the navy
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22

HOSPITAL HUMAN NATURE.
HumOr and pathos n duties of a dispen-
sary physician. See The Sunday Tribune
on
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22
u,uuIu,y,s TrxEpo ESTATE.

HARRIMAN's TUXEDO ESTATE.
Nr T. H. Hartman has found his new do
n,nin occupied ny large number OF squat
tcrS some his experiences with them
Will be given in The sunday Tribune TO-
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22

NEW-YORK's THIRTY-FIVE FERRY LINES.
with characteristics of some of the pns
sengers. Early ferries fn Colonial days.
Growth of the traffic. regulations, etc. See
The sunday Tribune tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22

among the volunteers for the benefit PERFORM
anee 10 be given tomorrow night at the Herald
Square Theatre for Major George F. Williams are
Seorge Fuller Golden. Elita Proctor Otis Marshall
r Wilder Joseph Hart and Carrie De Mar and
Princess KOon- -
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22
saCO-EDs.''

HOW the girl students are treated by their
Fellows of the sterner sex. See The Sunday
Tribune tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

The rose gardens the roof OF the American
Theatre opened last night with revival of THE
Mikado. The opera had been given in the theatre
ne ne preceoing night because Of the chilly weather
Miss Julia Clifford, Yum Yum was warmly ap-
piauded Other leading parts were taken by Gil
Godfry. @'
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22
STEPPED FROM one TRACK To ANOTHER.

YOUNG MAN nJEs AFTER BEING NIUTILATED By
TROLLEY CAR
Owen Gray twenty-siX years Old son OF ex-AS-
sembIyman Peter ]. Gray. OF Newark was fatally
injured by a trolley car at Market and Alling sls.
In Newark last night.
Gray was crossing the street near where the cars
come around in a loop and passing behind a car
on one track. did not a approaching on the
other. He was knocked down and the wheels Went
his legs nearly SeVering them at the hips and
crushing his right He was taken 10 St
Jaues's Hospital and died at the door. Gray was
unmarried. The motorman and conductor were ar
rested and parOled.
DE TOE SAYS GREAT STORU rs COMING.
Hackensack June 21 (SpeciaD-De Voc, the
weather prophet said to-day that the widest
storm OF the wear and Of the worst ever seen
hereabout will visit this section OF the Atlantic
Coast between July "A and Is. The storm Is 70 Be
of wind. rain. thunder and lightning
MODERN MOSAICS.
Decorations for the benutifuI new Mint I'm
philadelphia, by well known New-NOrk
firm. See The sunday Tribune tomorrow.
Sharp County record., 1901-11-29
CENTER ChUTES,

P. J. Schales has been deliver.
ing nursery stock here tor the
past few days.
The heaviest rain since last
April fell on the 22nd, we.ting
the ground 10 or 12 inches deep.
Wheat is a very poor stand in
these parts. Rye that WAS sowr
for pasturags is also q poor stand
and is doing no good.
Andy Hogan and his partner
Mr.. Dickey, drilled q well IS fss'
deep and struck a cave and had
to quit and move six or eight feel
and commence another. They
are drilling for water tor s. P,
Murphy.
Several OF ou. citizens are tax.
ing their horses and cattle to tha
Black river bottoms to winter
them on the cane. Henry Will
ans and Lank Miller are going
down there next week with theil
stock, and others are thinking ol
going soon. :''
Will Hucksbes 10 at work in
lis mine again and bas found
some good specimens Of zinc ore.
This section of the country needs
a railroad to develop the minerals,
Timber il abundant in this par,
Of the country and could be used
to . great interest OF the people
If it could be handled by road Of
water.
Center Eagle.
Sharp County record., 1901-11-29
pouGHkEEPsIE POINTS.
AUNT JANE.

George Freeman killed . blue
crane last week which measured
five feet.
Newt Hutchison's hearty laugh
can now be heard at Epperson 4
Johnson's store, he having bought
an interest in same. Epperson il
contemplating a trip to Texas.
DR.. and Mrs. W. o. Tibbles
arc the happy parents OF a new
baby boy. Mother and child do.
ing we'll, and if anything . little
bigger smile plays on the Dr's
countenance.
Some OF the boys who went on
q fishing trip have rssurned anc
report the streams muddy and
consequently no fish. We notice
however, tney won't by the still
house, but Of course that 10 ths
nsarert route.
Hugh Spots has employed Geo
Ballard to put up q new residence
on the Lank Leadford farm which
will add greatly to the appear
ance and comfort Of the place
That is q step In the right direc
ton. II there were better tenan
houses and accommodation or
the farms in these parts there
would not be half 80 much chang
ing and moving in the fall. NJ
man with q nice family wants Il
put them in such huts as are nov
offered tenants.
Sharp County record., 1901-11-29

The gentlemen who run the
Clinton Democrat have hit" upon
q cute way to fall upon the side
where tho pie is dispensed. On
the question Of Congressman
they have taken opposite sides,
and no matter which one gets the
nomination the Democrat will be
on top. This reminds us Of the
Missouri postmaster, who was a
Republican, but his wife was a
strong Democrat. When Dem.
ocratic administration ousted him
his wife got the job, and vice
versa; but the pie never failed,
Great scheme that.-Heber Jack.
sonian.
Sharp County record., 1901-11-29

II the governor Of the State
intends to take his shotgun to
redress private grievances in case
the law fails him, what are We TO
expect from the ordinary citizsns
If black women guilty OF small
crimes are to be confined IN the
penitentiary while white women
who have committed great crimes
are to be pardonsd out, what sort
OF government shall we havss II
color is to be made the test Of
criminality would it not be well
TO revise our constitutions and
statutes and say 30? And il ev.
cry man who cannot get what he
believes to be justice from the
courts and juries is to be allowed
to take his shotgun to get justice,
what use have we for laws and a
goyernmsns!-Arkansas Demo.
crat.
Sharp County record., 1901-11-29
SIDNEY SAYINGS.

Still cool and healthy.
A. E. Dixon was over from hi
school Saturday.
Lure Buchanan and family
now reside in Sidney.
A moro distressing out.lool
never confronted our doctors.
Quite . number after th.
Thanksgiving turkey this week.
8. L. Arm, sidnsy's nois,
merchant, has moved back Ia
town. .s
Prof. W. N. Bingham spsn1
Saturday and Sunday at Bates.
vile with his father, who is JUS
out from Tenn. 70
The Sidney and Barren Forl
masoh.up for Saturday va.
knocked out, owing to the in.
clemency Of the weather.
News has reached here lately
OF the death Of Mrs. Whitnsr
Mr.. Whitner's family had been
in Texas for a short time only.
William Wiles returned from
Panhandle, Texas, last week,
accompanied by Miss Susan
Springer. He reports times quite
flourishing there.
About three O'Clock these
beautiful light mornings.
the stiffness Of the night is broken
by the bugle's call and ere LONG
H. T. Croft is off on a fox chase.
Hon. ". E. Founders and wife
visited shs parents OF the latter
on last Saturday. Will carried
his gun and dog with him and
created quite a sensation among
tho birds while there. .. &C..
Sharp County record., 1901-11-29
KINGS MILL KINKS.

Health is not generally good,
Wheat doesn't look well in this
section.
Stella Murphy Is suffering from
an attack Of chills.
A good rain fell here on the
22nd which was 6ns for wheat,
DR.. Johnston Of Center has
been prsctioing in Kings Mill
lately.
A letter from Uncle Dave
Spurlock who is visiting in Texas
says he is we'll and enjoying his
visit.
Uncle Dave King returned
from Oregon Thursday Of last
week, and is visiting relatives
and friends at this place.
Enoch Cunningham and little
daughter, Bertha, are now living
at the home Of W, X. spurlock.
Mr. Cunningham hsd the mis-.
fortune to lose his wife some time
ago.
1t is strange, but nevertheless
true, that there are always some
parties in almost every commun.
ity that had rather see after some
other PERSONS affairs than to at.
tend to their own.
Success to the RECORD.
AUNT JANE.
Sharp County record., 1901-11-29
CAVE CITY ciNpcRS

Health good.
A nice rain fell here last Fri.
day.
W. T. Horn is an avowed oan.
didate for assessor.
Rev. Jerniean filed his last
appointment here Sunday.
Lum Horn has erected now
chimney to his dwelling.
There are very few vacant
houses in Cave City now.
Burl jackson and wife OF Wild
Cherry visited relatives here last
week.
Sparks, the mule buyer. failed
to buy any mules while here last
week.
Our efficient constable, J. /.
Jones. Is now nicely domicilei in
his new property on North street.
Mr.. and s.rs. John Anderson,
Jr., are the happy parents OF a
bran.new boy, which arrived a.
their home the Oath, inst.
W. M. jackson is still unable
to walk from the effect OF an in.
jury he received from q fall while
working on the church some time
ago.
The building committee has let
the contract to T. Moblsy and
Geo. Rawlinsto oomplsts the new
NJ E. church in the north part Of
town.
W, 7. Cunningham and family
OF Evening Shade moved to our
town last week and now OCCUPY
the James Martin property on
North susst.
Sharp County record., 1901-11-29

Vol. No. / OF the Beebe Bull
letin published by Wood & Reaves
is on our table. 1t is a neat and
newsy paper, devoted to the
principles of democracy with its
motto, Home first, the world
afterwards" May it live and
prosper and keep the people Of
Beebe, White county, the state Of
Arkansas and the world at large
rightly informed,
Sharp County record., 1901-11-29
FOR ASSESSOR.

We are authorised 10 announce u. B. Clear oi
LsVe Greek township 50 3 candidate for tn. sf'
nce of assessor Of Sharp county, subject to the
setiou Of tbs democratic party.
Fellow CITIZENS OF SHARP corrTr:-l 30.
pouuce my..lfs candidate for reelection to the
once OF tax assessor Of your county, subject to
the action OF the Democratic primary. / desire
10 thank you for the support you gave me two
years ago. and earnestly solicit your support fol
ssecond term.
Sharp County record., 1901-11-29
FOR SHERIFF.

We are authorized to announce Jasper Hu,sh.
ison OF Morgan township asa candidate for re.
Election to the once 6i sheriff OF sharp county.
subject to ib. action OF the democratic party.
We srs Authorized 10 announce G, II. hslhensy
Of Sullivan township as s candidate for sheriff
ofshsrp county. subject to The action OF the
Democratic party.
Sharp County record., 1901-11-29
Editor walliok has purchased
Mr.. Barnstt's interest in the
Mammoth Spring Monitor.

The Newark Journal edited and
published by o. F. Craig has
been received at this office. The
Journal is a live, up-to.date local
paper and merits the liberal pat
ronage Of Independence county
We gladly X.
Sharp County record., 1901-11-29
FOR TREASURER.

The RIcosp 10 authorized 10 announce Z. L
Dicksrssn Of Piuey Fork township ss . candi-
date for re.eieciioH to To, ofics Of treasurer oil
sharp county. subjee, 10 the action iof the dem.
ocrstie party,
Sharp County record., 1901-11-29
Notice for PllhGatSl'

Land oncs d Lltil. @'| y,
No1snbs' H. w. !
Ne.ies 10 hereby give, si.,.s -, IN, i
named settler hA fltd ho''S m an \
that SAID proofvlll be n.ds = s'' 'f,.al
sharp county, AIt,.s:ss., u. M, if
A'A' NostrsI ssn M,
RE. No 2s6~ tor IN ~. & "a
ousr,sr section % tewssA'V
west. u-,.. vihstsn!
lis names he follev'sss. ~" ~ n "
eeni,nuous :fssidtAss DF
said land. to.HM IsAs ,Qssl :
J. 4. Gay. J. NvI, 80 sss.s, al
1onpsiss. q! Of ro0s'''EE.D! j. y!
Sharp County record., 1901-11-29
Notice for PllllIlIDl''
Ls.d cme1 q LiMss ~ MI

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HosIes u hereby ~, 5s.,.s ii VI
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IsIs Anal prsef y sspy.ii y.i. b,iM
,hat ssid pfosi will ~ AZ nss,JsssiA, |.
sisrt Of sharp oousty. III sA
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mr.. No. 2cE %, W. ,, .sS M.
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Sharp County record., 1901-11-29
Notice fal Plblla0a.'

Lsnd oaes o, I LiMs La,.:ssr q !
No,ies u ssrsby give, ,ua,,s~ oilp h
,smsd ss.tlsf b.s Alsd ,nssr, nSs, u v X
m.Ie Seal preof 70 sopvis bslsH N
tSsi s.,d prssf VIII Dc x,tsi,e,s,. \
clsrk Of sharp eorn'y, :. Nj u w.
shade. AfkAasss, ca 9NT ps.iis, . N
H. 4. Ne. sosi' ., 70, Ill Ill soIlss.s,
svuthwsu quarter ga ss, ,scrssssha'"'
ssd southwest sanss,ss., IVA ss,ss rel ss.. =. sI
: sowsship II 1 nSssni, S,sasni,a,siss ,s wissssrs ~ u
II. asnss ths ds.ss ,s,'v'csa acsa 90 w.
evpsinusos resiasho' LS
salA issd. ~ vs.. I'd W. II. ~, s..s,,ssi =
\ .. iSyd Ans nss.nd.n Of hs. ~
s.s:s. s:s :. ~ \ Gsa.ss 4; Il Fsss''T,IIT
Sharp County record., 1901-11-29
State News.

OlQlC lVVVS.
A. telephone line has been
built from Hope to Washing.
ton.
A fne deposit of FIRE clay
has been found near Texar.
kama.
The town of Malvern is
going to try a curfeT ordi.
nance.
| VIM. Huddleston. of De
Witt, has killed 800 squirrels
since May !.
A Jewish congregation at
Pine Bluff is building 4 TEN.
pie to cost SIS. 800.
Ripe Strawberries from a
second crop were exhibited
at Rogers last week.
A law suit at Fayetteville
over a $50 horse has resulted
IN a $500 bill for costs.
The postoffice at Rogers
Issued thirty.two money or.
ders IN one day recently,
The town of Rogers has
furnished the government
eight railway postal clerks.
Fifty thousand Elberta
peach trees will be planted
in Crawford county this fall.
Spriugdale has shipped $50
cars Of appl.s this fall:
Rogers 260 and Bentonville
,92.
Gen. John B. Gordon and
Robert ]. Burdette are each
making lecture tours of the
state.
The Christian church con.
gregation at Mammoth
Sprigs is building a new edi.
fee of stone.
Early Hice was married
to Alice Barton IN Pope
county recently, the groom
being but sixteen years old.
Immigrants from Tenness.
ee are flocking to the Buffalo
Island country, in Eastern
Arkansas, in great numbers.
Ben Davis apples are sell.
ing for 81. so a barrel in Ben.
ton county, which is more
than is being paid for any
other kind.
The Mammoth Spring cot.
ton mill wants twenty girls
to learr weaving and several
families to work in the mill.
1t is claimed that 5000
pearls, worth 5000, 900, we're
taken from Black river and
sold at Black Rock this year.
Thehnest one brought $1,000.
The city of Dermott while
drilling for an artesian we'll
struck vein of oil, which is
of such hue quality that it is
beiag burned in lamps with.
ont being re6red. ~>
Sharp County record., 1901-11-29
FOR COUNTY JUDGE.

We are authorized to announce Boen Phillips
OF Hardy township as candidate for the Ofhee
ofeouniy judge OF Sharp county, subjsc, to The
action Of The Democratic party.