To THE EDITOR.

OZARK, Nov. 2Is,. 1917.
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Dear Clarke Tho convention dav orri,sd ha,
"e uehlocracy did not appear, as requested. or =,
'e'S' mol IN sufficient numbers to Justify rs n not
is we wished TO allow our brethren ample onnor'
'unty 10 express themselves. Tho postponemert
VIII not change the result we arc forever for or
ham and Thornfon ''' 10
IL seems that my old frieni Drec cannot k,eo
up WIN hs iaoin, Bob Johnson who. it seesns co,
get q votes. but my poor friend caunot oujte
come IL. must quit him a rat leaves a sinkino
snip. Oldlam's propcct of nomination for Con.
SresS IS certainly bright. The noble stand he
i,'S 'aken IN relation to the controversy batween
'he f"ction and the clique will give him hold
on TO The affections of the party. hope the Ban.
hef does not still stick to ii, that there IS no clioue
IN existence at Little Rock that, you kaoy, is rs
9sFn = as nose on mans face.''


nc mail stage was washed away and lost in
attem8lng to cross tlorsehcad, on Thursday last.
Mr. Swagerty succeeded in saving one of the
mules and the fore whcols--.wo mules beino
drowned the bed. :. hind -whecIs'' and mil are
yet IN the water, and Mr.. Swagerty thinks he
may possibly find the mail whom the creek falls.
ba' think that is very uncertain rs the water is
very deep. The stage came through to this place,
thls evening, from Pittsbusg, aud | suppose will
Continue TO do so until COL Snapp comes up which.
pre- sumo, he will do in a few days.