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THE ARKANSAS GAZETTE: gATUBDAY, JULY 31, 18SC. crop for years, ana with another good enabled to discover something In the was a bare falsehood, lie doubtless had a copy of the Standard for. his guidance, else he is a miserably' help ALL OYER ABKW1SAS iiWll ill Uw mB.f pUarto women -ho anbjeot to irr nA SW WilMit (wnmtctul Bead whmt mn fnineni phytidm ktu aay upn tfn tuitf4t -1 km Mrnd (nUfjinc leoaMa lrm ths TooUne ea Djmforrhoa. to theoaeaol aledyot rhennttoomMlitjan.onda obromio angewr from thie daeaoa. who ha beea llaaatlotlMiemolinaiattfbFhnBODthlraoaMiinUaae bar Dramptlr.aBd oho aawpaeMa the MMOdiwaded period with bat UMla diaooaifaft.

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McMILLBN HANUFACTCRERST OF LURf.BER,SirOCLES, Doors, Mouldings, Blinds, Sash, AND ALL KINDS OF DRESSED LUMBER. Cor. Sixth, and. Center Little Roolc, Arlc TENNESSEE BREWING COMPAWY U1SK." After an extended trio over dSfl nrent portions of the county, together with visiting barbecues, picnics, fish-fries, etc, we are convinced from actual ob servation that the crops' of both cotton ana corn are far better than they have been since 1882. Some farmers are complaining of too much rain, but as a general rule it la very natural and quite customary for farmers' to-' grumble.

They do so on the same principle that women have hysterica. Considerable sickness in the country. Watermelons are very abundant and cheap. HE EXPLAINS. Claade Blare Talks To the Dale Clipper Base-Ball Club.

Arka- oeipnia. I see in Thb Gazette of the 29th Inst, a statement from the pen of your captain, Thomas in reference to the match game played at Hot Springs on' the 19th and 20th of this month. There are also some criticisms on yonr kindness to me and the nnceremonious manner in "which I left Arkadelphia. In reply-to which, I'll just say that, from the time. I arrived, there, up to the day we played in Hot Springs, was tne grateful recipient or every kindness and attention that the most exacting could ask, and While I confess mat reel deeply tne injustice aone me.

concerning the Hot Springs contest, yet can never cease to appreciate the kindness shown me previous to that Yet I could not maintain my self-respect and remain with a club who bad accused me of accepting a Dribe, which is as foreign to my nature as the ice-clad regions of the north pole are to our own. sunny clime. I can say with truth that I never tried, as hard to win a game in my life as I did the. one in Hot Springs. 1 was offered various sums, amounting in all 40" several dollars if I would gain a yictory for our own club, but not one cent was pnered by any one to play off for the benefit of our honorable opponents.

They are gentlemen, and would not insult me (and through me our club and their guests) by any such proposi tion, i am astonianea tnat the Clippers, could so far forget the courtesies shown us as to accuse them of anything so unworthy true gentle men. My ancestors have left me the graud heritage of au untarniahed name. I've never known one of the name to be ruilty of anything dishonorable, and ar rather would I live and die in pennry and waut than do aught that wonld cast a blemish on the untarnished es cutcheon of the Rlngo family. The first lesson taught me, at my mother's knee were those of truth, honor and integrity, and let me die, yea die a thousand times rather than prove disloyal to the teach ingsormy mother or recreant to a trust reposed la me. I presume there is not a man living who can't do cer tain things better than at others, I care not whether his business be ball-playing, lecturing, farminx, sell ing goods, practicing law or physic.

They can an perform their repect ive duties better sometimes than at others. Hence, it may nave, oeen tnat didn't play as well aa 1 played on former oo caslons, but in alL the annals of baseball hiatory a greater injustice never has been done toan you have done me. I did my very best and we were fairly and honestly beaten, and that is all there is in it Many ol the best clubs In the world have had to wear the som bre weeds of defeat before we did, We gained aeveu games out of nine, and because we didn't win those two you must accuse me of an act that would bring the blush of shame to the cheeks ot the untutored aona of the South Sea Islands, much less one reared amid all the influences of culture and education. If I'd been bribed to play off on our boys, do yon suppose that other clubs all over the state, Including Hot Springs, would want me to play with them, and act as umpire? Far from It. They would know that if I'd betray the Arkadelphia club I'd betray them, and they would not want me, and yet I receive letters almost every day from these places urgisg me to pliy for them.

While I am proud to acknowledge all your kindness to me, I also feel that I did my best for you. Your captain says it will never be known whether I played off for the benefit of the Hot Springs club or not. Now I don't be lieve that one of your club thinks for one moment that I hold my honor so lightly. Haif a million dollars would have been no inducement for me to sacrifice my honor and forfeit the trust and respect with-which they had favored me. I beg leavd to inform you, gentlemen, that I hold my honor, too high to be bartered for dollars ana eents.

it we had not won a tingle game yon had no right to bring any sucb charge against me or attribute one aeiect to tne ais-honeety of any one of your members. Such a thing la a mere excuse and un worthy the young men comprising the Dale GliDDeri ol Arkaaeipnia, In rea-artLto my unceremonlus de parture from your town, I think I had sufficient cause for leaving as I did when I'd be addressed at every corner with the salutation, i heard yon play Jt Ann Ksttoai 7 enrwl At Aral I Vlft VIA VII VUI aft; a eatae wwaasaw sat feel like eaylng good bys to the boys under these circumstances? I hold niv honor too sacred to be onestioned in that manner. 1 I 1 Wisningyou success a-u victurr iu all your future contests, lam very re spectruuy. ulauub a. aiuu.

Littlb Bock, July 80. Otrics ov Thb SocrfliBK 8rANDint ABKADBLPHIA, 80, 18S6. To ths Editor of the Gaistte. Your Hot Sprlnes correspondent seems to be the most nnphilisophical liar to be found un article in Tint Gazette of the 28th, charging tha Standard with having published an article to the effect that Bingo, catcher for the Dale Clippers "threw on tne game for a sum of money," ana mat ne "had been discharged from the club on that account." ia positively without fnnndation. as the columns of the standard ahow.

and he certainly knew, when he uttered tho statement, that it ram or two properly aistnoutea oar citizeni will lire off the of the 'i I Watermelons are plentiful ami sell ing cheap. Diarrbce likewise. It is understood that the Izard county Sunday-school convention will be pnt off until some time In the fall. It will probably meet at LaCrosse instead of Newhargv Therewa an I. O.

P. picnic at Lunenburg on the 24th. (rood crowd la attendance and a pleasant time reported. Oar jail has a bran-new floor and every thing in apple-pie order; bat not an occupant to be had. Your corres pondent heard the clerk say that out of the thirty warrants out to be served there was not one for a man who could not give bond.

Daf (iCraige, the veteran typo of North Arkansas is "holding a case" on tne bnarp uounty Kecord at JKrenlng Shade. -Uucle for aa such he la known to every child, widow, and old maid in lour or five counties surround ing this, Is over 60 years old, and haa been constantly engaged in the print ing trade for over thirty years. He has held Jobs on nearly every paper tnat naa oeen estaDiisnectin tne iour or five counties here. Catot. Files M.

Hanlev. who Is a can didate with good, prospects of being elected for prosecuting attorney of this (Third) judicial circuit, is a good hand to tell a yarn and appreciate a joke Some time in the past he was at La Cros.se, aud by some mean had'to walk to Melbourne, a distance of five miles. A friend of hia was there at the same time, but had a conveyance out here. Capt. Hanlev told him to let the driver bring the buggy on to Melbourne aud they Would both come in his hark, as they wanted to talk some.

This arrangement was satisfac tory and he waited until Capt Hanley war ready to start They startod and the friend supposed maybe the back was out at the edge ot town. They kept on traveling, both talking all the time, until they came in town, some body asked the friend how -he came in and bis reply was "in JUanley't hack, Siuce then the loke has been repeated by different parties, and, Mr. Editor, if you are ever in this part of Arkanaas, you had better not accept au invitation to ride, In Hanley'a hack unless you want to walk. Cel. Byrd Smith of thia county, Is announced aa a candidate for repre sentative in congress of the United states from this (the Fifth) congres elonal district.

CoL Smith is a politi cal crank. He haa been running for office ever since your correspondent can remember, first on one ticket and then on another greenbacker, democratic, and neutral, and he de-mauds this time as "subject to the will ol the people at the baliot-box," wnue the other gentlemen are running sub join to the ectlou of a democratic con gresstonal convention. The democratic congressional conven tion for the Fifth congressional district will meet at Harmon, lioone county, on FridayOctober 1, 1886. Peel will likely get tne nomination. The canvass for county officers in this county will open on Tuesday, August 3.

This will be the most interesting canvass made in Izard since the Shaw aud Blaok canvass. The candidates for representative spoke at Newburg last Saturday. The Izard county democratic cen tral committee will meet here on Sat urday, August 7, to see about the pro priety ot putting out a full county ticket The Wheelers do not Intond to put out a ticket until just before the September election, consequently the best thing the democracy of Izard can do will be to call a convention and put out a straight, thoroughbred, lull fledged democratic ticket and fill it with meu who are true to the cause, aud freeze out all half-breeds and weak kneed ones. Pltjc. ARKADELPHIA.

The Arkadelphle Boys Do Wfn a Game Special to The Arkansas Gasette, Ark adxfhia, July 30. The Dale Clippers, with a home catcher, played a srame here this evening with the Hope nine. The acore stood If to 9. Hot Springs next FOBT SMITH. Death of a Most Excellent Lady.

Special to The Arkansaa Gazette. Fort Smith, July 80. Mrs. Ellen Du VaL wife of Hon. Ben T.

DuVaL died at Eureka Springe yesterday. Her re mains arrived here this evening, and her funeral will takes place tomorrow. She had been an invalid for many years and her demise was not unexpected. BEEBE. Orranlalnr Union.

Fruit Growers Shippers1 Arkansaa Gazette Correspondence. 99,1838. The fruit grower! along the line of the Iron Mountain railroad are organ lzing a fruit-ahippere' union to work together for the best Interests of the fruit-growers. The membership Is growing daily, and it it expected to em. braee the-fraltgroweFaaad shippers along the line.

Local anions at different points are also being formed. Mr. Geo. Howe, an energetic young man, is business manager ot tbe union. Good rains through White and Jack son counties have been enjoyed during the past week, aud the crops are in magnificent condition.

BRINKLEY. Local Politics "Mixed" The Growing Crops. Special to the Arkansas Gazette, Brinklky, July '80. The political situation in our county ia considerably confused and unsettled. The Wheelers claim the right to dictate who the candidates for county offices shall be, and the unmixed democracy will support a clean straight democratic ticket.

The fight between the two factions will be red hot Meanwhile the republicans are under the Impression that they are less dupe. It is an easy matter to get noid -or a copy or any issue of the Standard at Hot Springs. We' at first thought, to pass by the vicious, lying onslaught' of the 28th, but, seeming to be encouraged by the apparent Impunity that our silence promised him, he' seta hit mill a-grind- ng again this morning, and saya that letters from the captain of the Dale Cuppers have been received, in which he denies the assertion as made by the Standard, that Bingo, the catcher, was discharged for "throwing" the game. shia is another raisenood, "as tne records show." Capt. Thomas did not write any auch thing! He did not deny any -assertion the Standard had made, and had no cauae to deny any it had Very truly, Clark 2f BscK, jEdltora Standard.

A Creaking Hinge Is dry and turns hard, until oil is after, which it moves easily. When the joints, or hinges, of the body are stiffened and Inflamed by Rheumatism, they 'cannot bo moved without causing the' most excruciating pains. "Ayer's Snrshparllla, by Its action on the blood, relieves this "'condition, und restores tho joints to good working order, Ayei-'s Sarsnparllla lias effected, In our clivj inany most remarknblo curcit, a number of which baltlvd the efforts' of the most experienced physicinns, Were it liwonsiry. I'oivM give the nnmes of ninny Ihdlvliluiiliovholiavebet'n cured bv taking this nw clicinc. In my own ciie it lioa cer-tuiuTv.

worked wouders, relieving mo of Rheumatism, afior being- troubled with It for years. In llii. nml till oilu Uiscasej ariiini' from imptire blood, tliore is no, remedv with whiuU um ncquaiuted, that nfford such Ivltt'f its AyorV 11. U. Lawrence, 31." Ealtiinore, Md.

Aycr's cured me of Cont mid" Khpuinati.sn), Tvhen no thin? eli would. It has eradiated every trace Of disease- from mv'Hystem. It. H. Bhort, iluuaer Hotel lie'iiiont, Lowell, Mas9.

I was. ilurlnjj ninny months, a sufferer from chronic ltheumatium. The disease -atllic-trd um prlcvously, in spite of all the remedies I could find, until I commenced usi Ayer's Sarsaparllln. I took several bottles of this preparation, and was speedily restored to health. J.

t'reaui, Independence', Va. Ayer's Sarsaparllla, Prepared hy Dr. J. C. Aver Loir ell, Uaea, Gold by all DhigfLu.

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Plain Monocram Work, O'd Kngllsh, Ger-man Text and Script Lettering. Bicycling. Boatleg, Bowling, Foot Eaces, Club and School Medals made to order ana designs raralabed upon appilohtioa. tarstlmates and designs furalshed tor frUt tTipS ot ah Bwesr- Mill nwiUt TO OMVfJ. Fine Watch Bepalrin by aosspetent work men.

f- i --4 A Look tor Wire) tlgn Aoroes Street. 105 tUst Ifrthai Street. 4:4 UlTli ROCK. To HI Vb Vnt H-llh. STOP drinking poisonous fas or seeps water.

Get J. 8. Taylor to slnkjoua well any depth to two hoidred feet. He has one of the American Hydraulic and Jett outfits. Such haa never been here bolore, and the Tory thins; to get good water every, where.

Slate or river bottoms and rook gone through. All too' set on special contract. All orders attended to. Kvorywnere is eoumy, olef. MM mn Street.

Little Boct Lit CEO; R. HUCHE8, Attorney -at -Law, XITTLB BOCK, ARK. Offlos la Dodge A Meade Building, opposite Capital HoteL Wilt TmUl to ell tha Mtate Mwl W1 Owrrto THE GAZETTE 2 on flls at Tn Oazbttb's Eastern office, 65 Trl. buns Buildings whsrs ITVI.VnflV OTTS l.t lUnUi Ml Base Ball Nine Louoke Boys. fts UOl I "Does up IM Oeitti of Mrs.Bsn T.

DsYal of Fort Smith. Bsebs truii-uroweri vrgamzo. I Jc I iiblnr Near Melbourne) a Vet eran Tjrpo spending; th UTenlasr ot ma Life a "Lean Take. IIOT 6oldlers Going to-tbe JTort PardonedA Grand Banquet. Personal.

jjecinl to The Arkansas Qaaette. Hot Spbinos, July 80. Our home toys leave for Forth Smith Tuesday moruitig where they will play a series of three match gamee. A bop was given at Gillem's sulphur apriugn Thursday: evening, and quite a 1 1 nunioer ui vimvura tout) uuv.uu Horseback iu the cool of the evening, returning about midnight, The Central bath-house which, under the hands ot tne workmen, nas been made new, will be opened Monday, vol. Jim Barns acting aa puocner.

The Hot springs tinaras are in re an invitation to yish ton Smith daring the fair In October, and take pan in the military encampment tud driil to be beta there at that time. The fiir association have appropriated $1S00 tor the encampment, and prizes will be ottered to tne nest armea com Our boys have not been drill iutr of late, but a call has been issued by Capt. Chambers for a meeting, when they will no doubt accept the luvita tiou and at ouce commence to ami up The. Hope boys are all good playera tud Mr. Short, the pitcher, is immense.

Messrs Warren Wookcock have received a car load of St Louis pressed brick for the front of their large brick on Central avenue. Alfred W. Wright, colored, who was ihereed with killing a countryman named Wafford, from Saline county, Mid who was sentenced to tne penuen iarv for seven years, has been par oned out by uov. ungues, alter served about six years time and is ow in the valley. Mr.

Frank left Thursday for lack Springs. Mr. Harry Smitha condition was iliehtly improved Friday morniug. His many triends hope he will soon lie able to be out again. Gen.

W. N. Portis of Pine Bluff, is a guest of the Sumpter. He is accompa nied by bis sou. A GRAND BANQUET was given to Warren M.

Anderson grand chancellor poi the Kuignts of 1' ytlii as ol the state ol Arkansas, last uightatthe Hotel Josephine, by Ozark lodge. It wan a most enjoyable affair and a deserved compliment to Col. Anderson. The tables were beautifully decorated, while the viands would have done credit to Dlmonico Himself. C- O.

4 F. W. Evolaud, the proprietors of the hotel; were warmly congratulated on their artistic tables. The following waa the programme as obau'ved: Remarks. J.

M. Anderson. Ueepi'De Warren Jt. Anderson, uranu Chancellor. Seciet Organ cations and their Work of C'hirity Rev.

Or. Vsn Meter. Our Wives. Daughters and Sweethearts Geo. tiro wo of Lttttf Roer.

The Grand Lodge and Us George W. Waeon, Graod Prelate. Our Lo.ial Hay thorn white. Tbe Bar Townaend. Hot Waier.JCto .1.

L. Battel Held. Uamor V. A reek. Cloiiujj OJe.

Hot Springs A sjalnst tho World, pe jiul to Tbe Arkansaa Gazette. Hot Springs, July SO. The Hot "Sbriiiirs hova'wallfced away wlth'th. a 4 soke's crack nine to the tune of 18 to 1. A large crowd of spectators were present.

MELBOURNE. Considerable Sickness Planing- in White Blver Fine Crops A Vet eran Typo Harney's Hack. Arkaugas Gaxett? Correspondence. MitBOUBNl. July 28, 1886.

There is considerable sickness In this county at present. Flux seems to be prevalent to a great extent. Judge R. H. Powell spent yesterday it home with hie family.

He returned this morning to Batesville, where cir cuit court is yet In session, There is a dainty morsel of social caudal afloat not more than a thousand miles from Melbourne, but it is hardly ripe euough for publication yet. The yarns that some of the bovs sold iter enjoying (7) a two or three days' iihiDg exenrt to White river, make tbe old fi.hermeu blush. They are grand, jioomy ana Everybody is done plowing and the consequence is that we havo pretty looii crowds in town every day. WolVM urn nrallv iiniMMni In Hii Teaks of Vhif rlvr In tha wAiturn irf oflzird and to the eastern part of wtuue county. lour correspondent Jesrd a farmer of that section say that could hardly sleeo of nlehtson ao- touut of their howling.

The GAZBrra la taken as authority ton ana other matters, and .1 -o'eiB none wno could justly accuse "Uld Ladv" of wabbiins- on the I reonr' or donht hnr allArUnnA in graud old cause of democracy. May ehve 1000 years, enjoy good health, "tiuue battling for the right and oon-aiflt: the Fishing partiea are made up nearly a week here to go to White river. nue time and plenty of fish are al-r reported, but somehow they don't briuK any fish home with them, pearly every body that can'stand the U.ur F'uuuro a ceruncate are out o'wit the vonnff 4i1a "how to moot," tEfck' the excePo of a few small nborhoods, Izard has got the finest CELEB TEMI8SII BEIE On Sale in Little Bock, 414 and. 41 Oe'iiter Street R. JACOBSON; -lAgent FIA.lSrOS! OIRO-AiiTS! A NfiW PIANO $190.00.

NEW ORGAN $48.00.. sold ou Monthly Installment Plan. Anybod; desiring to bay Piano or Organ, before Jinrcbasitig write to H. G. Hollenberg lor Bo sure to mention what you want to buy and how you waut to buy, for cash or on time.

His wareroomsin Little Bock and Memphis are carefully stocked with Pianos and Organs of the best makes. Should you want anything In .4 7- 1- It 1 I': Masio Books, Mmical Inetrnments, 8nch as Guitars, Banjos, Violins Or any other small instruments, you will find- it to yonr advantage to get prices from this house. PIANO or ORGAN POLISH, something wonderful, at 60e per bottle, Address, 5 H. Pa HOLLENBERG. Little Bock, Arkansas.

yr. b. fhzhjXjIps, Crocerios, Fish, Camo and Poultry, 107 West Fifth Street, Little Rook. The bUIbk of lamllT orders a sneclaltv. aad ao nalns snared la aarra thai haet deliver utem promptly.

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