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Connecticut western news., 1877-02-16
GOING SOUTH
 LEAVE PITTSFIELD. VIE:

9OOA. m. Passenger tram for Bridgeport. ayytv-
 Ing at BIO p. m,. with through car for New
 York.arriying at 4SA D. m.; at New Haven
 at 3l0 p. m. .eaveH Canaan at 10 50 m. 236 p. m. Parrenger Train for Bridgeport, arriv-
 ing at sO D m.;New York n l0p. m. New
 Haven it .b2 D. m. lesveR Canaan at 4.30 Q. m. BOO D. m. Passenger Train for Falls Village, ass
 irving al 700 D. m. Leaves Canaan st 1.40 D. m. sunday Milk Train leavee Pittsneld at a.sc p. n.
 for Bridgeport. arriving at S.S0 D. m New
 York lI.35 p. m.; New Haven 9{7p. m. Leaves Canaan st 4.Sn p. m.
 DANBURY FOR BRIDGEPORT. 2 7O6 6. m, arriving at 8 10 a. m. 94 D. m. arriving al 9i0p. m. 2 % p. m arriving atat0 p. m. sB- All tra,ns connect at Brookneld Junetiss 10 and from Danbury. alu IT. ". FRANKLIN. auUertntendenA Bridgeport, Conn.,. Dec l1th. 1876
Connecticut western news., 1877-02-16
Cheapest Route to New York
 VIA STEAMER BRIDGEPORT,
ChmN. Weeks,

Ntbpts Outhbs WBUKW0 Will leave Bridgeport every night, (SatuT day e1. cepted,) from Steamboat DocE, at II o'clock, AEs irving in New York about o'clock next mora. ing.
 Returning, will leave New York every moi niuR, Sunday excepted.J rom Pier S5. East kivei, io0S of Calhariue street at ll.3O.
 Ereightr received and way billed through to all stationr on the HOueatonlc railroad at very lew rates. Tickets can be purchased through to New York ess than by all railroad, and baggage ChOch- ed through rom all tratns.
 F, S.-1he evening Milk train on the HousAeOm. ie railroad connects with the Steamer BridgepOSR Ssu JOHN '. HuhRklL, 6up'A
Connecticut western news., 1877-02-16
Desirable Farm for Sale.

A RARE opportunity is offered to purchase . A farm of about 100 acres, situated about co rods eaet of the village of North Canaan Depot, md the junction of the Conn. Western and Hous- ltonic railroad. It being the came premises rs gently occupied by Mss Susan Bennett, now ds- ceased.
 A fine large dwelling houee. with good out buildings, running water, a shady yard. excellent and for agricultural purposee, portion of which euita ble. and be cold for, building lote.l .land ,eing located In the handsomest part or the iowa f North Canaan, rakes 1t one of the most derir~ ble locations In the county. For further partio- llars enquire of SAMUEL A. BENNETT,
 C. w. R. R. office, Asylum street,
 Htf Hartford. Conn.
Connecticut western news., 1877-02-16

A a AA Can: be made by every agent every ~HNNuN month ir the business we furnish A&4@H but tho.e willing 70 work can ea-ily WVUU earu dozen dollars a day right in their .,w F localities. Have no room to explain here, Bu-ihess Ilcseant and honorable. Ho- men, aud boys and liIls do as well a. men. We will furnished you a complete Quilt free. The Hupiner. p.y- heIter than anything lse. Wewi bear ex penre Ot sta,ting Sou. Partic liars rec. Write and rec. armers and machanics. their Rona and daughters. aud all cla~s"r iu need of paying wUrs Ut home. should write tO ur and and learn ali about the work at Orce Now is the time. Lon | oeia3. Address TRUE x O..
 7wS Augus.a. Maine.
Connecticut western news., 1877-02-16
NAUGATUCk RAILROAD.
Con Nslectl0ahS,

Connections The 2nd PassengeI and Milk Trainr, ''SoUTK,~ connect with Conn. W estern k. k. GrOass NA1A teraON.
 All trains, NORTH" on the above table, con. ueci with Conn. W eastern K. k. Ter NAitlera0m. I,ac IN iE7N a VI RHAt!H. .A1N,e
Connecticut western news., 1877-02-16
E L o U R !,

oi ;he hestgrades nt lowest cash Prices Rye and Graham Flour. Bnrk~ h, al Four. W heaten Grits, Crushed Wheat. Corn Meal. b"lted aud uuboted H0miny. pat Meal Prvinder. Bran and shorts aud all ki"ds "i mill feed hy the hundred or car load. All ol which are bought for cash and will De sold al me lowest cash prlcer. Thanking my continuance of them. Nj. KNlCKERBOCKER.
 1yO
Connecticut western news., 1877-02-16
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GtsH TIENAN who snff."rh frr v"ars :rom A srveus i'ohii pr.tcnIur.' 'isrsy s d all tbs "d:sf pt vpn hii.t fftat-c ''tn. riil 'nr ih, cake I uff -'n- !. sEert7 -'-.G fGs a, ho 9e.d l. tat r+, ,r. ss.a .. rf r.H ..r ai the simple -crt-e D . $ t...=. u rG. ud: ra Si.s.-,LI , d. a he pdVtr xprr,e .cs oAh do a D ss.drs.S ' ip perf.r' c1nhd rec
 .. JOHN B OGDEN. 4i cedar s.. N ,.
 bN9o
Connecticut western news., 1877-02-16
9robatr a(ot'tes.
DIsTRICT OF CANAAN: ss PROBATE

DISTRICT OF CANAAN. se PROBATE 1I COURT. January 18th, la77.
 Es'afe of HUGH W. FRANKLIN. late 0" North Canaan In said district deceased, The Court of PrOha'e for 1he Dir' rici of canaan hath limited and allowed K months from date of this order, for The credItnr- of eaid estate represented inpOl vent !" which [" exhibit ther claims aysin1t said ertste; and ha- appointed Donald W arner and NathsniclC Ward. E.Quires, commissioners to receive M d examine rnid claims.
 certified D. J NCOB B. HARDESBURti. Judge The -nb-c ihers give n"tice that they -hal meet arthe pr.,i.aie ofiSe in North Canaan on 'he 3 rt "sy of March aud 4'h day "f July lA77 Al 70 .,'eoc Tn 'h.. fUrenonn "" ca"h "f -aid Gaya. tor ;he puip.rp oi attsnding tn he business of raid Hpl nir'Reni
 I,oE. Lh ] W RIVER mm,ss,,rsr. N TEAM" C.. AfD "''''sN'""er'' sl! :'rr-on- i"ti-bt' h |" said e-tate a ieQuee ted to make i'm .neGistr ,avmcnT to
 MKS. hU0H W kRANKlIN.
 AdmiRistrA.rix.
Connecticut western news., 1877-02-16
TO, ,CONSGMp1

FHNHE advertiser, having been permanently cured 1 or shat dread disease. C0nsumpti,'n. ny rim Rie remedy. 'a anxious to make known to his fel' !pw sunerers the mrans of Cure To a ] who desire Y, ne will end a copy of The presc,ipii n used. (soc oI charge). whh he direcinn- f.sr preparing and u .ing he same, winch they will And . sure Care Tar CansumpiiOL. Arilms Bronchitis. etc.
 Parties wishing the pre>r ir,ioi. will please ad- drsrs. Rev E A. WILSON
 Sms9 i94 Penn St Williamsburg \. Y.
Connecticut western news., 1877-02-16
THE ILLUSTRATIONS.
ARTISTIC EXCELLENCE.

The cust of their execution is enormous, i'd 1t ls belit ved they WI find \ welcome. re- ptlon xs Sn admira ble feature of tue CyclO- g IA, and worthy Cf its high character. The TX Is sold 10 suos ribers only. pay able ou .lIve'y ot each voume It w'll bs c im. lete IxTEEN LARGE OCTAvo VOLUMES, each cIn- Ai,llng aocut oUJ page fuuy illustrated witb ,svsral tn usani wnoi engrSv nS~, and with .um, ,,rous coored Lth0Krspnic maps.
Connecticut western news., 1877-02-16

Building timber of all Kinds. Lengths and Sizes Best Bangor spruce LaIh,. No. Michigan ri"e Shtrgle. that are No. :. Dont keep any of that O'her kind of No |" work Ot) No zrhinyle. six inch clean Butts. Hemlock nn Domestic Pine Boards. Michigan Pine all ot all grades and rhickncs e- Plank. Boards, Flooring, Ceil-
 ing and Siding Pine Fence R1ils, thcsnut Fence Posts. Oak and Chestnut Plank. etc. Builders lia"uwdr. nour Trimmi Igs. Butts. Knobs, Locke. I.aIches. Bolts. iHht Locks aud Laches, Sssh eiyhts, C.'ri and Pulleys. sash its and Fasten- CTS. Builders ro"ls of all klnds. Nails Of all kinds and S,Zcs Iron Steel. tirnd>lones. Brick. Lime Cement. Pia>tering. Hair. Ca'cine Plaster, Paris Vhite. PuIeNhiie Lead. ground in purelinseed oil Pure Paints. or all conrs Limseed Oil right from | the crnshtrs and warranted perfectly pure, Pure Ere oh Zinc, aud all materials used for coloring nRntS.
Connecticut western news., 1877-02-16

Every house can have | an independent supply of pure water.
 Every farmer has the power to do all his grind- ing, thrashing, and cut- ting feed.
 For particulars send for illustrated catalogue of the U. 6. Wind Engtns to J. H. IVES, DAMpuay, < CONN.,, manufactures of the Rubber Bucket Pump, acknowledged to be the best pump iH the world.
Connecticut western news., 1877-02-16
PRICE AND STYLE OF BINDING.

PRICE AND STYLE OF BINDING. n extra Clotn per volume. e...............e s iu Liursrv Leather, pee volume. ......... q .n ha k,lss,"n ext, A s 1t. per vnluma ... 2 In fu, M Irocco, xntiQu,. gut edge, per vol. lD In full k lssla. per volume. ..-... 1O
 All the Volumes arc Now Ready.
 Spe, iu eh pages If HE AMERI.AN CYoLo- P8DIA, showing tyre. il tratIO z, ,Io., wl.l b. .enI yrAtis "n application. Addre"
 L. H. HOLMES, GeneI al Agent,
 IA North Pearl 1t, Albany N. r.
Connecticut western news., 1877-02-16
PRINTED ON NEW TYPE,

>rming in fact . new Oyclor@1ia. with the ,me plan and 'mpsss as Its predecessor, but hiI & far greater pstunlary expen titure. Anc in kucn improvements m it's competition have been nu gested by longer experiences i'd enlarKeL kno AledK0.
Connecticut western news., 1877-02-16

Ts very comrlete. and to those intending purchas- ing can offer qrrat bargains In SPEtTA LES and EYE GLASSES have full line, and can warran' a perfect ft and satisfaction at prices lower than ever before offered.
Connecticut western news., 1877-02-16

It. will cure loss ot Voice, Night Sweats. Hectlc 'eve., AND ALL symptoms of Con- sUmpt,oL. TRY IT.
 For every aff -ction of he Throat and Lungs It onlr needs n trial l., convince the mOsL skept'cal "f its wonderiu, curative prOpertles.
Sharp County record., 1877-10-12
Warming Order.

In the Circuit Court OF Fulton
County, Arkansas.
To all whom it may concern:
NOTICE is hereby given that wilt
apply at the April term, 1878, of the
Fulton county Circuit Court, for the
confirmation of a tax title to the
northwest quarter Of section. eight
in township twenty, range eight
wcst--16O acres-lying in Fulton
county, Arkansas. Said land was
purchased by me at a sale of delin-
quent lands in the town Of Salem, IN
said county, on the 28d day Of Feb
rtary, A. D. 1871, for the taxes,
penalties and costs for the years
1868, 80 and 10, which said taxes;
penalties and costs amounted to the
sum of S10.25. II. NJ. TUNsTALL.
Salem, Ark, Aug, q, 1871 u
Sharp County record., 1877-10-12
Church DiTSct tory
Evening &EGaGcs

NJ. E. Church, South: Preach
ing 1st and Sd Sabbaths i'll each
month. Lecture Tuesday night
following. Prayer meeting Tues
day nights. Z. A. Garrison, 2. G.
Christian Order' Preaching
4th Sabbath in each month.
DR.. Hollowell, Pastor.
Baptist ChUrch' Preaching on
second Sabbath and Saturday
night before in each month.
E. E, Hunt pastor.
Sabbath school at the NJ. E.
Church, at 9 o. N. J. N. Shaver;
Sup't.
Sharp County record., 1877-10-12
UHAS. W. SHAVER.
District Normal Institute.

As was stated in your last
issue, The Teachers Institute for
this (2d) Judicial District con-
vened at this place on the 4th
inst. The exercises were opened
with a very appropriate address
by Hon. Geo. ". Hill, State
Superintendent. Then followed
discussions on the subjects of
discipline and the best methods
Of teaching the various branches
Of our common schools.
Although there were but few
in attendance, great interest was
manifested in all the discussions,
which were well calculated to
better prepare the teachers for
their arduOus duties.
Our efficient State Superin-
tendent is doing a good work in
the cause Of our tree schools.
His wholesome advice and ad-
monitions to teachers, his plain
and encouraging talk TO the
children, and his stirring lee
lures to the people, can but
awake a deeper interest in the
subject of education.
The following ngresolutions were
adopted:
RESOLVED, by the District Normal
Institute for the I'd Judicial District:
1st. That we recommend to the
favorable consideration of oHr Con
gressmen the proposed measure of
granting the public lands in the
States to the States in which they
are situated, for educational pur-
poses.
I'd. That we recommend that each
teacher in the district take and read
an educational journal.
Sd. That we will cheerfully CO.
operate with the Superintendent of
Public Instruction and other educa-
ti6nal officers Of the State in render
ing our free school system popular
and efficient.
4th. That our thanks are due ne
citizens Of Evening Shade for the
hospitablo and cordial entertainment
afforded us while in their midst; to
Prof. McKie for the use of the Col
lege building; the Methodist Church
fof the use of their church building,
and Mr.. J. ]. Barnwell for his oblig-
ing efforts as committee ct ar
rangements in assigning teachers
their homes.
5th That we urge upon all teach
ers Tie Importance of attending all
the Institutes in the district and
cothties III which they reside;
Sharp County record., 1877-10-12

Circuit Court next week.
Col. j. NJ. Shaver is on a visit
to Little Rock, this week.
Not a single report yet from
the threshers. Why is it so?
Our space for general news is
occupied by the assessors re-
port, this week,
Mr.. r. ". McChesney, Of
BateSville, and formerly editor
of the BatesvilIe Republican,
was in town this week, and
called on us.
Our ''better half returns
thanks to Mrs. E. D. Atkinson
for some fine sweet potatoes,
weighing about four pounds
each. .--....-... -.a---.--.--.-
A protracted meeting has been
in progress at the NJ. E. Church
in this place, since Saturday
last, Parsons Garrison, Hill and
Hare conducting the services.
The meeting will probably con
tinue till next Sunday night.
Mrs. C. W, Shaver has sent to
our office a five pound sweet
potato, raised in her garden in
this place; while Mr.. P.O. Porter
comes to the front with one
weighing six pounds when dug,
and sends 1t to us. as present
to the "Sharp County Recorder" "
Thanks.
Mr.. j. B. Hinshaw, our indus
triOns and enterprising black
smith and wagon maker, has
just received a new set Of tools
for his shop. He has also d good
stock Of the best wagon and
buggy timber, and is prepared
to do a tirst-class job Of any
kind of work in his line.
Our old friends DR.. and Mrs.
White, J. H. Stefens and wife.
Jno. Kay, W. T: White and
T. NJ. Geiger, Of Houston, Mo-,
passed through town the first Of
the week, on their way to Hot
Springs, where they hope to be
benefited by the use of the
waters Of that health giving
fountain, and we trust they may.
We learn from the Guard that
NJ. F. N. Easton, the only colored
teacher attending the District
Institute in this place last week,
has been employed to teach the
colored school in Batesyille.
Easton seems to be possessed of
a fair degree Of intelligence, and
is spoken Of by those attending
the Institute as having the nee
essary qualifications for a
teacher.
The members Of the Levying
Court last week fixed the rate
Of county taxation as follows:
For general expenditures, four
mills; for pauper expenditures,
three-fourths Of one mill; for
contingent expenditures, one
fourth Of one mill; for payment
of old county warrants, five
mills-tQtal, ten mills. School
district No. q levied a special
tax Of two hills; district No. y,
1--WE mills, ana district No; 3, five
Sharp County record., 1877-10-12
Notice.

The copaftnership heretofore oN.
isting between G. Il, Goodwin a"d
c. J. Wilson, under the firm name
and style Of GOODWIN & WnSoN!
Druggists and Grocers, Evening
Shade, Ark, is this day, BY mutaa'
agreement, dissolved, C,J. Wilson
asstming all liabilities Of the SAID
firm, and is alone authorized tc
settle all outstanding Accounts az
appears from the books Of said tith"
CHAs. Z, GooDWlN'
C.. J. WILSON.
Evening Shade, Sept. '93 i87"
Sharp County record., 1877-10-12
Court Director
Sharp County.

Circnit Court: Third Monday
after fourth Monday in March
and September,
County Court: First Monday
iss j ss.s,t,.T.y, Aplha, say aid
October.
Probate Court: First Monday
in February, May, August and
November.
Sharp County record., 1877-10-12
School Notice.

The members of the Board of
Trustees of the Evening Shade High
School are requested to meet at the
office of S. II. Davidson on Saturday,
October 18th, at o'clock p. m.
&. j. WILSON, Sec'y,
Sharp County record., 1877-10-12
Application TO sell Flamd.

Notice is hereby given that | will
-appls NY petition at the nQXt Ne.
vember term of the Probate Court
OF Sharp county, Ark, for an order
to sell the Sc or of the ne or Of sec
tion II, in township 10 north, range
6 west, and the sw Or of NV fri or
of section 7, in township 10 north,
range s west, containingS 57-lOOths
acres, situated in Sharp county,
Ark, and belonging to the estate OF
William Shanks, deceased, tor the
payment Of the Indebtedness Of said
estate. This October lst 1877.
MARY A. SHANKs,
17-2 Administrator Of said estate.
Sharp County record., 1877-10-12
Warming Order.

In Justices Court, Pinoy ForI,
township, Sharp county, Arkansas.
John H. Thomas & Co., plaintiffs,
against
E. Brock, Defendant.
The defendant, Il. Brock, is warned
to appear IN this court within thirty
days, and answer the complaint Of
the plaintiffs, John II. Thomas q Coy
or the same will be taken as con-
fessed, and Judgment rendered ac-
cordingly.
Given under my hand, this 18th
day Of September, 1877.
15-4 G. W. CATuEY, j. 7.
Sharp County record., 1877-10-12
IBied.

In North township, Sept goth,
DR.. CHARLES HEMENwAY; age,
about 60 years.
In North township, Sept. 23d,
infant child Of John HuddleSton.
Sharp County record., 1877-10-12

The first baled cotton Of the
season was brought TO town this
week, by JAS. P, Dial and l.. \,
Douthatt, aud shipped by r. d.
Williams, to st. Louis market.
Sharp County record., 1877-10-12
local News.

No lcga1 advertisements put
NSAed IN this paper unJcSS paid
for IN GdU0nCe.
Sharp County record., 1877-10-12
Sharp County.

Representative, Sam II David
County and Probate Judge,
A H Num-
Sheriff and Collector, Thos Y
Huddleston
Circuit Clerk, Jno NJ Wasson
Treasurer, Robert Gray
Assessor, Jno W Bristow
Surveyor, Tolbert McGee
Coroner, A R Hipp
Sharp County record., 1877-10-12
CiPCWSl Court.
STATE DOCKET, 0CToBERTERM, II.

STATE DOCKET, OCTOBER TERN, II.
State VS. Jas Prichard, illegal
cohabitatiOn.
State VS. D OICrawfOrd, arson.
State VS. Carney CasOn, Green
Little, Davis Little and JAS Cor
bitt. larceny.
State vs. Calvin Corbitt, JAS
Cunningham, Y Wilson, W Ca
son and Jas Cprbitt, petit lar
ceny.
State VS. Frank Brown, con-
tempt.
State VS. Lon sullivan, assault
and battery.
State VS. W 2avidson, carry
ing a weapon.
State VS. WndLain, larceny.
State VS. Sampel Bullock and
" } Wilson, a Tray.
State VS. Jam Is l. Hales, car
rying a weapon
State VS. Pet iawkins and JAS
McClung, horse facing.
State vs. c P glow, non feas-
ance in Office.
State vs. John Dunlap and JAS
Duncan, horse lacing.
State vs. Walker Clayton, fail
ing to pay state tax.
State VS. s A Brown, ia ling to
pay state tax.
State VS. G Z Goodwin, failing
to pay state ta&,
State VS. NJ W Wright, failing
to pay state tax,
State VS. Thos Bray and Jas
Duncin, horse racing.
State VS. W Metcalf and Sam
uel Butter, betting at caros.
State VS. Harvey Foreman,
larceny.
State vs John King, disturbing
public peace.
State VS. Doctor Jordan, lar,
cenJr.,---.-....-..-.-1s X t;s..-.---...- '.-
State VS. John. King. riot.
State VS. Jno D Horn, assault.
State VS. Elijah Smith, f NJ
Cooper and Bob Milligan, bet
ling at cards.
State vs. VIM M Davidson,
assault and battery.
State VS. Monroe Simpson, car
rying q weapon.
State vs. ia Bell, F NJ Cooper
and Bob MilIigan, betting at
cards.
State vs. j B Allen, disturbing
public peace.
Stats vs. ? Jackson, Bud Jack.
son and Jasper Mullins, affray.
State VS. David Milligan, as,
sault and battery.
State VS. Jasper Mullins, car
rylng a weapon.
State vs. A j Porter, carrying
a weapon.
State VS. John King assault
and battery.
State VS. Thos Chamberlin and
VIM Lain, affray.
State VS. Alex Pharis, assault.
State VS. [ Fl Milligan, larceny.
Proceedings County Court.
The following is a list Of
claims allowed by the County
Court, at the October term, 1877:
Members Of Levying Court S 33 90
Robert Gray, on demand 18 Y
Andrew Daily, J P do 8 so
T N Clark do Y 75
A N Sassen, j P do 5 90
T ~ u -..ollS ID < kO
Sharp County record., 1877-10-12

BY reference to the above, it
will be seen that our land hold
ers have a chance to secure ten
ants upon their farms. There is
a very excellent class of immi-
grants coming into Arkansas
now, and we should strive to
secure our share Of them. If
those who have farms to rent
will hand me a description Of
them, as indicated in Mr.. Will
sons letter, | will place them in
Ills hands, for the purposes
stated. Respectfully,
L.. /. 4
Sharp County record., 1877-10-12
S @ g !. . q g s.
Evening Shade.

Rural Chapter, No. so, r, A.
NJ, meets at its hall on the Sd
Saturday in each month.
Evening Shade Lodge, No. 143,
A. +. & A. NJ, meets at its hall
Saturday night before the LIST
Sabbath in each month.
Berear Lodge, No. 81, Of [. 0.
0. F., meets at its hall Friday
night before The 1st Sabbath in
each month.
United Friends Of Temper
ance-Garrison Council, No. 80,
meets every Saturday night.
Evening Shade 1EaiR Di~
Pcct0ry.
Walnut Ridge, via Smithville,
Elaily, except Sunday; departs at
10 o. m, arrives 3 p. m.
La Crosse, daily, except Sun.
Hay; arrives 10 a. M, departs at
2 p. IN.
Ash Flat, weekly; departs
Monday, p. m, arrives,Tues-
Gay, II a. m.
Batesville, via 1Iaxville, week
ly; arrives Monday; 1 p: M; de-
barts Tuesday, Il q: m.
Wheat and flour wanted On
St'bsFrirtiou to the RECORD:
Sharp County record., 1877-10-12
Important TO hamd Owners

The following letter, addressed
to Mr.. G. w. Shaver, Of this
place, will interest those having
farms to rent in this portion Of
the State;
Sr. Louis, Mo-, Oct. 2, 1877.
Sir: Are there any farms for rent
in your region Of the State? ! have
inquiries every day from good, in
dustrlOus emigrants, for farms in
Arkansas. If there are any, and the
owners will furnish me with gen
eral description of them, with terms.
kind Of crops raised, &C., will send
all the renters that may be needed,
As | can send these emigrants to
localities only where | am certain
they can rent farms, you will see the
importance Of giving me the intor-
nation asked, if you desire, your
share of the emigration that will
surely settle IN Arkansas this tall
and winter.
Respectfully, I. B. WILSON,
Land and Emigration Agent.
Sharp County record., 1877-10-12
CffiSia1 Directory
State Officers.

Governor, w r Miller
Sec'y Of State, B B Beavers
Auditor John Crawford
Treasurer, ThOs j Churchill
Atty Genl, VIM + Henderson
Land Commisn'E J.N Smithee
Supt. Pub. Schools, Geo W Hill
Chief Justice Supreme Court, +
H English.
Associate Justices, D Walker,
w Nj Harrison.
Clerk. Luke E Barber.
Congressman, 4th district, Thos
III Gunter
State Senator, 2nd district, J B
,Judkins
Circuit Judge, Bird circuit, VIM
Byers
Prosecuting Atty, Bird circuit,
J L Abernethy,
Sharp County record., 1877-10-12
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

One column. one wear, $50 90
One-haIf column, one year, 10 90
One-iourth column, one year, 20 90
Professional cards, per year, 10 90
Yearly advertisements, payable
quarterly, on demand.
Transient advertising, ten cents
per line. cash in advance.
Legal notices, at Statute prices.
Sharp County record., 1877-10-12

atbeCribe for tile HEto'D.
btlt 81 SO PR year:
Sharp County record., 1877-10-12
PROCEEDINGS County Court.

The following is a list Of
claims allowed by the County
Court, at the October term, 1877:
Members Of LevYinr Count 5 33 90
Sharp County record., 1877-10-12

Wheat and -four wanted on
S1ibsPriptiou to the RECORD: