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{"newspaper_name": "The Arkansas banner.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
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In Arkansas county, (State of Arks:l on the S0th December. lStI, WESLEY r. MooRE, aged about 32 wears. His death was occasioned by an acclden- tal shot from a companion and associate, and no blame is attached to the author of the accident by inc friends and relatives of the deceased.

 He left 10 mourn his untimely loss Wlie and three little children and his friends and neighbors have lost a man that was an ornament to society, besides one of the best guides as apraeticai armer J. r. $.

 The Louisville Journal will please copy

 Departed ihis life on the 3d day Of January, 1915, at hs residence at tho site of Old Daidsonrille, m Randolph county. Arl's Mir. THonAs Y CRAD; rnrr. aged about 60 years, after long and painiui

 Mr. |. was q native of Kentucky, hei emisFa'ed in Arkansas Territory, in eafly life, and Wls one o tbe nioneer settlers of Lawrence county, when she rs.kss,ced one lhird oi the Territory. tir Was one If tbe 6fst citizens of Old nagidsehyille, wmeh ,,,s f,r iaag time, the mos important town la lle Sartb naflaf Arkansas. He became greatly ailach- ed to fbis place, and would never eonseH io leave ii Towards the close of his lie, hs was greatly a- aisiei b8lii in uind and body. ii the loss oi his fasiiv fhs ieIt only two surviving ctuldffh, oi a ig,es lamiv) ant in bodily u'iefiass liis eaai"e. ter was uuhlemishcd and h.s ioss Alil be i7if S' severely lelt by his numerous isea4s and ae4aa,''- aucly