De Queen bee. [volume], November 05, 1897, Image 8

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CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. (
B- ii by lh«* *’onncil (V I
IV HiCiH p'iulvd h>xvu ui l)< j
Qw
AKTICLF I
RpC. 1 That before i»ny person •
>1 11 t I'g <gt* in the bU'in ol !,
dciying in the town of De Queen
h< snail procure a <i ei.se tocxeu
<• se such piivilegt*.
'tec. 2. 11 is made the duty of
the Mayor t » license an\ person to
e (age io (lie bus in iBN (> fit 1H \ ing
upon lh« p (mentation < f the i(v
ccjpt of the town Treasurer show
ing that the lie- n*e tee ov tax has
been paid in lull lor (he lime spec
ified.
Sec. 3- The fee or tax for such
license shall bt* a seven do h*i- lot
t iree months, thirteen dollars for
six months, and twenty-live dol
I; i s for a period of <»i»e .5 car. Pro
vided no license shall be granted
far a] shorter periu'l than three
months.
Rec. 4. Any person found guilty
t / of engaging in the bnsittssof
• raying without a
I'ceirae, shall be lined in any sum
nor exceeding live' dollars, and
each load hauled without license
shall constitute a separate offense.
Sec. 5. This ordinance shall be
in force and effect fioni and after
the date of its passage and publi
cation.
I). H. HARRIS, Mayor.
I NO. G. McKean, Recorder.
Be it ordained and enacted by the coun
cil of the incorporated town of De
Queen:
Act 1. * That’it shall be unlawful for
any per son to leave their teams stand
ing in the st eets without unhitching
them from tie vehicle. Violation of
this ordinance will subject the offenders
to a tine of one dollar and costs of pros
titution for each and every offense.
ACT 11.
Sec. 1. That ail persons are prohib
ited from leaving or boarding the cars
at the depot while the trains are in mo
tion under penalty of a fine of not less
than one nor more than five dollars and
the costs of prosecution for each and
i very offense. Provided, That this or
dinance shall not apply to the opera
tors and employes of the Railroad Co.
That the above ordinances shall be in
full fore? and effect from and after their
passage and publication.
D. 11. HARRIS, Mayor.
Jno. G. McKean, Recorder.
Be it ordained by the council of the in
corporated town of De Queen :
ARTICLE 111.
Sec 2. That it shall be unlawful for
:ny person or persons to ride or drive
or to ride bicycles upon or across the
i idewalks, except at such places furn
ished for crossing same.
bee. 3. That any person found guil
ty of violating the foregoing section
shall be lined in the sum of one dollar
and all costs of prosecution:
See, 4. 3 hat this ordinance shall be
in force from a» d after the date of its
passage and publication.
1). H. HARRIS, Mayor.
Jno G. McKean, Recorler.
Be it ordained by the council of the in
corporated town of De Queen :
ARTICLE I,
Section 1. That it shall be unlawful
for any person or persons to sei) or
offer for sale within the corporate l'in
its of the town of De Queen, any spirit
uous. ardent, vinous malt or fermented
liquors or any compound or preparation
1 hereof, or intoxicating beverages of
whatsoever kind, in any quantity or for
any '.purpose without first procuring
iro’m the Mayor of the said town of De
Queen, a license to exercise such priv
ilege.
Sec. 2. T1 e Mayor is hereby em
powered to grant license to any person
< r persons to sell liquors as enumerated
i i the preceding section, upon satisfac
tory evidence that the person or per
sons applying therefor, have obtained
•late and county license, and the pre
sentation of the receipt of the town
treasurer, showing that the license fee
as hereinafter fixed has been paid in
nil.
Sec, 3 The fee or charge for license
i hall be twelve dollars and fifty cents
for the period of three months: twenty
live dollars fur six months, fifty dollars
lor one year. Provided, no license shall
be issued for a shorter period than
three months-
Sec. 4. Any person found guilty of
■violating this ordinance shall be fined
in any sum not less than twenty-five
uor more than on? hundred dollars, and
each unlawful sale shall constitute a
separate offense.
Sec. 5. These ordinances shall be in
full force and effect from and after the
date of its passage and publication.
D. H. HARRIS, Mayor.
Jno. G. McKean, Recorder.
De Queen, Ark , Oct. 27; 1897.
NOTICE.
Notice >h hereby given that by
authority ol an order of the judge
of the chancery court made in va
cation, I, ns the receiver of the
goods, chattels and effect* of T A
Hannah, will, on the 17th day of
November, 1897, at the storehouse
1 Italy occupied by said T A Han
nah, an I between the usual lioms
lor judicial sales sellto the highest
and best bidder on a credit of
three month*, the stock of goods,
wares and meichaudise, and oil er
property which ate of the assets
<>f 1' A Hunmili. I’urclmser must
g ve note bearing interest from
d .te with good and approved per
s mal security.?
This the 4th day of Nov. 1897.
Benj. E. Isbell, Receiver.
NOTICE-
T A Hannah, plaintiff, 'j
U F 3 aylDr et al, d Its j In Sevier
Circuit Court :
To WFTadorand other cred
itors of T A Hannah —Notice is
hereby given tnatT A Hannah has
filed his petition in the chancery
court of Sevier county declaring
his insolvency, under the act of
the legislature approved June 26.
1897, and that I have been ap
pointed by the judge of said court
as Receiver to collect ami distiib
ute his assets.
Benj. E. Isb; 11, Receix er.
Nov. 4, 1897.
Fresh new crop of Raisins,
Almonds, Keans and Filberts at
Belt & Co’s.
Wagon Shop,
Blacksmithing.
FAIR, EDMM & OGDEN.
All kinds of wood work, wagon,
farm or mill work. Also Cof
fins imide to order. Black
smithing of all kinds done
on short notice. Firts-class work
men in every depaitment. Give
us a trial. Satisfaction guar
anteed.
Fair, Edniiiison & Ogden.
Look at the following articles
and prices. Come and see us.
Mens socks 5, 8 and 10 cents
per pair; Ladies hose 10 cents;
large hankerchief 5 cents; Sus
penders 5, 10 and 15 cents;
Neckties 5. 10 and 15 cents;
Shirts 20, 25 and 35; Drawers
25; Undorshirts 25 worth 40.
Towels 5, 10 and 13 cts; Hats
boys, 15, 20 and 2 ; b Hats,
mens, 45, 85 and $1.00; Dolls
1,4, 5 ami 10 cts; Shaving
brushes 10 cts; Cuff buttons 10,
15 cts; one dozen collar but
tons 5 cts; Watch chains 5 and
10 cts. Two foot rule 10 cts;
Toothbrush 5» 10 Hair-brush 10
and 15, Comb-case and mirror
10, Big box shoe blacking 5,
Stove shovel 15, Curry comb 5.
Memoronduin books 4, 5 and
10, Time book 5, Good toilet
soap 3 cakes for 10. 20 and 2'5,
Childrens picture books 5-
Writing paper five quires and
lifte envelops for 5, Tablets 5-
Good bottle cologne 10, Spool
thread 2 one-half a spool, best
4 cts. For one cent you can
buy any of the following: six
slate pencils, lead pencil, 1 doll,
1 round zinc mirror, 1 thimble,
paper needles, paper pins, box
Tack-, pen holder.
PENROD’S:
Corn »r opposite post office.
Pure apple vinegar 35c per gal
lon at Mrs. Ed T. Cox. ts
Ben Goodson of Center Point,
Howard county, was hauling bis
cotton to this city last week.
A. E. Edmiston has moved his
family from Norwoodville to this
place.
Bro. Bice of Ashdown, was in
the city Saturday and Sunday.
Robert Hendricks and wife of
Chapel Hill, was among the call
ers at the Bee office Saturday.
G. W. Chesher and W. B. Bow.
man shipped 153 head of stock
cattle to Henrietta, Texas, last
week-
Prof. John Lamb, one of the ef
ficient teachers in the Hesperian
High School at Lockesburg, was
on our stseets Saturday.
O. E. Holman of Holcomb, Ark.,
was in the city Saturday and while
here made us a pleasant call and
had his name added to our sub
scription list.
James A Van Zandt of Silver
Hill, whs in the city on business
last Saturday and made this office
a call and left a final proof notice
with us for publication.
Mr. Jno. A. Williamson, one of
the prominent citizens and lead
ing farmers of the Cossatot valley,
was in town the latter part of last
week looking after business in
terests.
Fair, Edminson & Ogden is the
style of the new firm on Port Ar
thur Avenue, that is engaged in
the blacksmith and woodwork busi
ness. Mr. R, M. Fair is formerly
from Lockesburg, and is a first
class workman. Mr. Edminson is
a good blacksmith and with the
assistance of W. H. Force, who
has worked at blacksmithing for
the past twenty years in Sevier
county, makes the blacksmith de
partment of the new firm second
to none in Southwest Ark.
HERE YOU ARE!
I offer for sale the South one
half of Rose Hili addition to the
city of DeQueen, (20 acres), well
improved—fine house, orchard,
barns and the finest mineral spring
in the county. Convenient to de
pot and Main streets.
Will sell in whole or part. No
encumbrance—perfect title. Ap
ply to J. P. HURD, Pro’r.
oct 22 4w
The store of W. J. Clardy at
Lockesburg, was a busy scene last
Saturday. Mr. Clardy has in
vested lavishly in printer’s ink
the last month and is now reaping
an excellent trade as the result.
He says his trade is better than it
has been for years.
Mr. J. T. Wright of the Jordan
Brook neighborhood, knows a
good thing when he sees it. He
handed us his subscription Satur
day at Lockesburg and the Bee
will boa regular visitor to his
home the ensuing year.
The McCown Invincibles of
Lockesbuag, have their guns and
arc equipping their armory in an
artistic and tasty manner. We
venture the assertion that they
will rank among the foremost com
panies at the next annual encamp,
ment.
ALL 6N 8
Watch this Space.
Takes Money to Buy Goods
If you want a good, live local
newspaper you should trouble
yourself to give the editor all the
news you hear in the county. That
is the only means we have of find
ing out what is going on and we
assure it will be appre
ciated. When your friends visit
you, when you take a trip, a mar
riage occurs or the population is
increased, or anything of local or
general interest occurs, come and
tell us or drop u a few lines. We
have had people to pout with us
because we did not mention some
thing that had happened in which
they were interested.
Just as we go to press news
reaches n* of the marriage of
Hunter Lipscomb, one of Hora
tio’s leading 1 young business men
and Miss Mary Russey Coulter,
a charming belle of Wilton, Little-
River count , al 7 o’clock Thurs
day evening.
3 o whom it may Concern : You
are hereby notified not to cash a
due bill issued io me by Neal &
Williomson, which reads as fo
lows:
$17.50. —Due \V. 8. Barnes for
pine timber $17.50, t» be paid at
S II Nunally’s store, Hora'io, Ark.
the first dey of April, 1898. This
Oct. 22, 1897.
I) C Richardson.
By Neal & Williamson.
Special north-bound engine No.
14 ran into a baud car 8 miles
north of here and one mile south
of Gillham on the morning of Nov.
1, about 6:50 o’clock, killing the
section foreman John Nally, and
seriously wounding two others.
Nally and his ciew were on their
way south to begin their days
work.
Tinny & LaGrone, East Side of Square
Just received a large assort
ment of sash and doors that we
are selling cheap. Come in and
get our prices.
Williamson Bros
Nutice fnr Publication.
Land Ohm k at Ahs )
Nov. 4th 1897 j
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler ha® filed notice of his Intention to
make final proof in support of his claim and
that said proof will be made before the County
Clerk of Sevier county. Ark at Lockesburg
Ark., on Dec 11th 1897, viz-
JAM ESA VANZANDT,
of_Sevter county. Ark. Homestead entry No
187'3 lor the N W *. of section IS in township?
south of II 32 W ■ lie names the following wit
nesses to prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said land, viz John Ayers,
Walter.) Capps, George W Powell and Frank
C M.a ldry, all of Silver Hill, Ark
.1, A Ross. Register.
Get your blood in shape. The
hustling season is coming, and you
should get rid of that tired feeling
try Brook’s Iron Bitters; it is the
medicine for men, women and
children. For sale by
Drug Co., DeQneen ave.
Attention.
T'util further notice I will make
pictures at Horatio from Monday
noun till Wednesday 2 p. in. of each
week. At De Queen all the balance
of my time. M. H Eberhart,
Photographer.
COOE TO SEE US.
We have a nice clean line of dry goods,
shoes, hats, jeans pants, saddlery, stoves
hardware and groceries, at the very loxvest
prices. Don't fail to come and examine
our big stock ol merchandise; we pay the
highest prices for cotton. Also buy hides,
fur, wool, beesewax and tallow.
LAMBRIGHT BROS.
De Queen, Ark.
THE - STILWELL - HIGH - SCHOOL
DE QUEEN, ARKANSAS.
Deparments: Primary, Grammar and High School.
special course of instruction for those desiring to
perfect themselves in normal methods of teaching. The
commercial course will be thorough and practical Ex
perienced teachers in every department.
CHARLES ED. WILLIAMS, A. 8.,
Principal.
NEWTON
HARDWARE
COMPANY.
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them IX7^°°'! 11,0 C , harter Oal < V«»> tt ' ho UM
Do Our i' K We have sold a large number in
use on T SOr ™ u " ,ll "K ? ountl 7- Talk with the people who
»X lit v" .T 3 " ,i,,Ute " e,lters « ro “>« ¥»«
ways a nice lied < //' 01,1 f * w '" ter if you do not chose. Al*
have seen them a"o" "! 110 " lor, ! l, >g. Don’t buy until jot*
We are alwnva oI l t'i "i" " r|IC of Hardware juet arrived
y..n“w»"t. "'"7 hur 11 »<>• 'lon’t see that
i.e lUKleraold. (;o.,d N “„;'| We d 0 not ex|,e '-' t i
ffiWTM IIAItIiWIKE a., DeOiirca Irk. j
FARMS MIGHT All) SOLD.
J will soon be permanently
located in Dequeen in the real
estate business Parties want
ing their lands sold, will please
at once have them listed, I
have the names of 5,000 actual
home seekers that want homes
and not speculators and will
give what your lands are worth.
1 have correspondents all oxer
other states. Satisfaction guar
anteed. GEO. T. LOCKE.
Mrs. EDT. COX,
CnnfnnLianarißs.
Chaicß Fruits,
Cnld Drinks,
Tnhnncn and Cigars.
Agt. for: TEXARKANA TROY STEAM LAUI
;YOR-
Fancy Groceries, Produce and
News Stand.
DE QUEEN AV., DEQVEEN, ARKANSAS
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