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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1877-12-15

An Excellent Me MeiRe.

SPRINGFIELD, O., Feb %, 1877.
This is to certify that have used yEGETINE manu-
featured by II. II. Stevens Boston, Mass for Rheuma-
tsm and General ProstratiOn Of the Nervous SYSTEM
with good success recommend vEGETINE as an er-
cellent medicine for such complaints.
IN Yours very truly,
A @. w. VANDERBILT.
Mr. VANDERBILT Of the firm of vandegrift 4 Huffman
we'll known business man in this place. having one
Of the largest stores in Springfield, o.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1877-12-15

KISSING the bride in church has gone
out of fashion.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-14
Accident.

A gentleman was lately thrown from his
buggy in Harlem, New York, and received a
severe sprain of his left ankle, besides other
bruises. Before he could reach his residence
his ankle and foot were so swollen his boot
had TO be cut from his foot. Failing to get the
immediate attention Of a physician some one
suggested Ponds Extract to relieve the in
tense pain which he was suffering. The re-
lief was so prompt and effectual that when his
family ply siclan arrived it was decided to
continue it for the present, the physician pre-
dieting at least SIX weeks confinement. The
patient kept bandages around the sprained
parts, wetting them every hall hour, night
and day, for five days, when he was able to
wear tight shoe to 20 to his business with
the use of a stout cane, not crutch. By rub
blng the ankle three or four times day since
the injured part has become as strong as ever
before, which is unusual In such severe sprains
He used nothing but Ponds Extract. His
physician, who used and prescribes Ponds
Extract, had never used it in case like this
before, and pronounces this as the most con-
vincing proof OF the remarkable power Of the
Extract. The above case is only one of very
large number Of cases OF sprains from fall on
ice this winter and from other causes, cured
by Extract,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-14

Two-base hlts-Crowley.
Earned runs-none.
Double plays-Chicagos l, Louisville 2.
First base on elrors-Chicago 5, Louis
vi lie !.
Left on bases- Chicago Z, Louisville5.
Bases on called balls on Devlin |,
Passed bslls--McVey3, Snyder l.
Wild pitches Bradley l, Devlln /.
Umpire Bradbury.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-14
The LYlle Crews.

Ehe Lytle Greys haye adopted the fol-
lowing:
Resolved, That a vote OF thanks is
due, and same hereby rendered, to the
ladies and gentlemen who SO kindly
greet us on our arrival in this city
from Newark, o., August 8, 1877; to the
gentlemen representing the city for their
kindly welcome, and to the kind and
generous ladies for the substantial and
e4gant reception dinner which awaited
I'd on our arrival at the armory.
8esOlved, That the above be published
In The daily papers.
j. A. JOHNSON,
Captain Commanding.
CRoMIE HYNsoN, Secre AIRY.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-14

San Diego has ayoung gentleman te!e.
graphic operator, who, after off re.
peated calls tor ayoung lady operator in
another office, at last got a response,
and then "click, click click" (fOrtissI.
mo) he telegraphed back to her, vehe.
men ly. 81 have been trying to get
you for the last hourp In a moment
the following spicy reply came tripping
back to him over the wires from the te!e.
graphic maiden: "Thaps nothing;
there is ayoung man here who has been
trying to do the same thing for two
years, and he hasn't got m! yet"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-14
NOTHING can be fairer than Dir. Daniel

NOTHING can be fairer than Dir. Daniel
T. Beatty's mode of doing business. and
which eylnces his confidence in the su.
periority OF his instruments over all
others. He warrants his pianos and
organs for six years, gives a five days
test trial, and refunds money if pur-
chaser is not satisfied. BY this means
his instruments are brought into COM
petition with others, and invariably
come out victorious. Address all com.
munications to Daniel Il. Beatty WASH
ingtop, Warren County, N. j., L $. A.
See his advertisement.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-14

tin l.
Two base hits-Manning
Rpns earned-St. Louis 10. Cincinnatis 8.
Time OF game-Two hours aud thirty min
utes.
Umpire-Mr. Bates.
CHICAGO, Aug. 14.-The Louisvilles
and Chicagos played here yesterday in
the midst Of the rain-strpm. The game
was played through, However, as fol.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-14

1t is generally admitted that there can not
be anything more exquisitely delicate for per-
fuming the handkerchief than Murray b Lam
mans Florida Water, but its great and dis
tiuctive property is its adaptability to the use
Of the bath. 1t is the only perfume that we
use IN this way; the power 1t has Of impartlng
to the waters OF tho bath great soothing, re-
freshing and invigorating effects, is peculiar
tn itself
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-14
ORANGE BLOSSOMS.
A Heightened Wedding in Col.
Ored Circles.


A high.toned wedding in colored cir.
cles occurred this morning at the house
No. 81 Seventh street, east of Broad
way. The contracting parties were Mr..
James Scott, Of Virginia, and Miss Man.
ME Wilson, daughter Of Samuel and
Melinda Wilson, OF this oity.
The bride and groom were elegantly
dressed, and the ceremonies were per.
formed at 6 O'Clock among a select mum
Der of friends and relatives OF the happy
couple. Elder Ward, OF Louisville, o..
foiated.
Shortly after the happy pair had been
made one, the Knights Templar OF this
city, Columbus and Cleveland arrived
at the BRIDES house In company with u
baud, and, after playing some sweet
straiEs, escorted the welded couple to
the Sh0rt-iine Depot.
The pair will 90 to Louisville and on
. bridrl Trip through the South and
West, whence they s'n return TO their
hlue in this city.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-14

Make the bridge from the cradle to
manhood just as long as you can. Leave
your child a child just as long as you
can-especially you live In a city. Be
not in haste to iorce your child into
premature development by lntelll-
,ence or by anything else. Let it be a
child, and not little ape Of man run
niug about the streets, \
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-14

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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-14
LOCAL BREVITIES.

SCHOOL BOYS and oysters have nearly
three weeks still left.
PETER BUTZ was bound over In $500 to
answer before the Grand Jury.
THEODORE THOMAS at the Hlghl and
from August 20 to September l.
THE Board OF Trade is about to move
Its quarters to College Building.
THIS Is the season when the police
man patrols the shady side Of the street.
OFFICERS unusually vigilant last
night, and as q consequence no bur.
glaries.
I'M MAIKETs unusually large, vegetables
remarkably cheap ana OF fine quality"
-[Birnbaum.
The Workingmen's Candidate for Gov
ernor, although Bond-h0lder, is not a
bloated one.
THE Cathedral organ Is being thor
oughly repaired at the factory Of Ko chm
ken d Grimm, this city.
TRANsoM burglaries are on the in
crease. Let Us sing that familiar old
hymn: Return, ye (D'ansomed sim
ners, home?'
HOPEFULLY do we look forward to
those refreshing autumn days, wnon the
ear-piercing horn of the ice-cream man
snail torment US no more.
SEIBERT NEwCOMB and Archie Lewis,
alleged "kenoists," arrested on the 9Th
inst, were dismissed. Witnesses were
suffering from loss Of memory.
CARDS are out announcing the num-
tials of Mr.. Henry Becksmith, of Eighth
and Broadway, and Miss Lizzie Harpe-
haue, OF Race and Front streets.
FRANK BOWMAN, who lives on Twelfth
street, near Elm, tell into the canal yes
terday near the Hospital, and was saved
from drowning by Mr.. Matthew Wilson,
FANNY FRIEDMAN, six years old.
fell over the banisters in a tenement
house in Lodge alley, Yesterday eyen-
ing, and was badly Injured about the
head,
T,p .. A..
for The Senett NJ Tho Fon;iias Jn " tho uie' uie
tims of tha Rro,Gnov t;ra t,,os s TarooIr Inr
attended and nroWaG fnanoiai s, suc
ness.
AT the approaching Hamilton county
h.t caated pte'9n di miiA W n aUa VIC
oSIa no, na,nananar ranortaro VII hn
annointed os ;nIaes ppsA A'pV' '0'S "'' w
VERDICT OIL accidental death was
returned IN the case OF rudolph Felix,
fni Mein stront os raonuSa11 u, uo,,o. a.
Hnv,s issue of The STIp '''s'
a NUMBER OF Gin clnnatlans lelt &C.
aay lor CleYeland 10 attend the hlteentn
&hnuai an session OF the supreme Lodge OF
Au'ehcs VI ytnias ol Iue Worlu, WHICH
r.
Ahh he" music anu h1posltlon halr
10 1ss unllIS now NE appearance OF
DuiluinS. lhe greater part OF Inc Drlck
NolA 10 apo'e 1ue seconu STORY "A 10"
"oie "eehs VIII see IL unuer roo'.
PULTE MEDICAL COLLEGE, at the oor-
neL VI mounu anu oeNsntn s'reets, is
oeanS wv! !ouAniy lehoVateu, painteo
potsiue anu pa'nSeu aIu papsieu ihsiue,
Popair"Utoiy w Vn' i@il seihi' "nlcn oe-
~ ',r..'" ,,,i
me CoIuHous Dl!YlhR Iaih Assocla-
Cioh NAYS ueclueu 10 JUN tne CIRCUIT
comprising Lexington, Cyhthlaha, Clh-
Slnnatl, Soiumous ana oleVGlahu, lof
Lne purpose VI nolultg lall trotthg
fAssENGEh TRAIN NO. q on tne ".
ID. haliwa!; lau mo constructor
Tram Jus' tmis elue el Ol'isporo, Ahu.,
last hignt: Four or AVe p'atlorm oars
were oilcheu anu one OF Inc locomotives
Daoly oshaseu. NO one was huT''
JOE GOss reached New York last
Thursday, and will receive benefit at
one Of the variety theaters there on the
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-14

The subdivision is HIGH and LEVEL, with
graveily foundation; has no Cuts or Fills. and
therefore no expense for grading, and can be
occupied at once.
Purchasers will be furnished without charge
a copy OF
Perfect Title Certificate
or Messrs kebler and Whitman, or Jordan,
Jordan & Williams.
You can now make an investment at tina
original price, and have all the benefit OF tina
advance.
ELMWOOD can be reached direct by Two
Railroads-the Cincinnati, Hamilton q Day
ton and the Dayton Short-line, while the Ma
rietta, at its nearest station is but fifteen MN
utes' walk.
COMMUTATION TICKETS reduce the cost
OF daily visit to the city and return to
LESS THAN IL IL CENTS.
FREE RAILROAD TICKETS will be fur
nished for examination Of the property. Plats
of the town and full information can be OBJ
tanned at the Office of
L. O. HOPkINS & CO.,
Northeast corner Fourth and Race strt ct.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-14

The Cincinnatis played the st. Louis
Browns yesterday at st. Louis, and
were again left in the lurch. The follow
Ing is the score:
Sharp County record., 1877-09-28

been accepted by the State
Board of Finance, subject to the
ratification Of the Legislature.
If this plan is carried out, it will
not only settle the question as
to the amount Of the Safes in
debtedness, but, considering the
rate Of intereston the new bonds
for the first three years, will give
us possession of'all paper held
against the State for q SUM Of
less than the amount of the pu-
disputed debt. This plan Of
settlement meets with consider
able opposition br a number
Of newspapers throughouJ the
State, but we can see no honest
cause for objection to it,.
Sharp County record., 1877-09-28
Evening shade.

y NJ. E. Church, South: Preach
Eng 1st and 81 Sabbaths in each
month. Lecture Tuesday night
following. Prayermeeting Tues
day nights. E. A. Garrison, ?. G.
Christian Order: Preaching
Ath Sabbath in each month.
DR.. H0lloWell, Pastor.
Baptist Church; Preaching on
second Sabbath and Saturday
night before in each month.
%. Z, Hunt, pastor.
Sabbath school at the NJ. E.
Church, at 8 a. m. J. N. Shaver,
Sup't.
Sharp County record., 1877-09-28

A receiTt given to Evan S.
Johns, for ZEN dollars, as pay
ment for tn southeast quarter
Of section 4, township II, range
5 west, an% signed by w. 4.
Berans, as Receiver, in the yeaF
1857, was picked up on the
street, and tan be found at this
Office. Alao,a fine setof jewelry.
Two veryTaEge sweetp6tatoes
have been lEougbt to our Office
this week Ale Of them, weigh
ing four poeads, was presented
rs by Mrs j. H. Shaver, and
WAS raisr5thelo in town; the
other, wei> >atlG nearly five
pounds, Wa raised oil Mrs.
Alpha Wes5is farm, near Straw
berry, ab0gtyoUr miles north Of
town. WHO ST& beat them3
There is q sind Of wild bean
which grow I'm this portion Of
The country nd attains a very
large size, mpared with the
ordinary gaiseI bean. We nave
a specimen IN our office, the
hull Of Whij is half an inch
thicb, more tFaH and inch wide,
about fourseesJ inches in length,
and well flies with large white
beans. We }tiisve they are not
used Tor foo1.r proVender
It is the desire Of many Of the
ex members 81 the 9TH Arkansas
Infantry that hoy have a grand
re union at8m'thvilie, Lawrence
county, on 5h 4th Of July, 1878.
All who. even belonged to the
regiment are f3quested to cor
respond with ither J. G. Nc
Caaley, Searcy, Ark, or Lee B.
Baker, Laura Town, Ark, so
that they can nange and give
notice Of preliisinaries.
Ihe cotton 1ickers from the
border counted accross the line
north Of h8re 4.rties who neg
lect theiI 2....l,lfIR6 f6afsslggzi44 .ia'R.
% ana maKI0a4Y 4Y5parations for
gathering other people's-are
beginning to pass through here
on their way to The larger cotton
fields in the river bottoms, where
many Of them will work about
half Of the time, and shake with
the chiils the other half.
The number of persons in
Sharp county belonging to the
school list, or between the ages
Of six and twenty-one years, is
shown by the following report
from the different school dis
tricts, respectively:
Sharp County record., 1877-09-28
per barrel
w armFmg Order.

In Justice's Court, Piney Fork
township Sharp county, Arkanras.
John. H.-Thalhas-2 l1s'JP P :.a -.tis. {: =
against
Il, Brock, Defendant.
The defendant, L. Brock, is warned
to appear IN this court within thirty
days, and answer the complaint OF
the plaintiffs, John H. Thomas & Co.,
or the same will be taken as con
fessed, and judgment rendered ac
cordingly.
Given under my hand, this 18th
day Of September, 1877.
ia G. W. CATLEY, J. ?.
Sharp County record., 1877-09-28
Warming OFIcE,
In the Circuit Court Of Fultor
COuntV. Arkansas.

In the Circuit Court Of Fulton
County, Arkansas.
To all whom it may concern:
NOTICE is hereby given that [ vii!
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
west--1G0 acros--lying in Fulton
county, Arkansas. Said land was
purchased by me at a sale Of dolin-
quent lands in the town Of Salem, in
said county, on the 23d day Of Feb
ruary, 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 $lO.25. II. NJ. TUNsTALI.
Salem, Ark, Aug, 27, 1877. T.
Sharp County record., 1877-09-28
SdrGv Notice.

Strayed from the undersigned, on
March 25th, 1877, two horses--one
sorrel FLY, about two years old, and
one roam horse, one year old; horse
IS large to his age, Any one deliv-
ering them at my residence, two
miles south Of Franklin, Ark, viii
receive a reward Of ten dollars.
l6-l c. c. MCNArIY.
Sharp County record., 1877-09-28
EBied,

In Pinoy Fork township, Sept,
23d, Of congestiye chill JANE,
p. CURTIS; age, about 2j years.
Deceased was married Thurs
day, 10th inst, took sick Friday
night, and died Sunday Dr. j.
S. King, Of this place, wa called
to attend the patient, but not
until it was too lats.
Sharp County record., 1877-09-28
Sharp County.

Circuit Court: Third Monday
after fourth Monday in March
and September.
County Court; First Monday
IN, January, april, July and
0rt9har. ...-.-.,,,,,s,.,..ss. ,.,.,,s,,
I rtoDat4 Court: First Monday
n February, May, August and
November.
Sharp County record., 1877-09-28
Local News.

A levy Of the county taxes,
next week,
DIR. Sullivan, Of Calamines,
was in town yesterday.
A circular from ]. N. SmitIee,
Commissioner State Lands, will
be published next week.
The Clipper reports an addi-
tion Of fifteen members to the
M. E. Church in Melbourne, last
week.
a Few bushels Of Irish pota-
toes wanted, on subscription, at
this Office. Also, a few green
backs.
DR.. Noel has been quite sick,
of biliousness, this week. Mr..
j. w. Shaver has also been sori-
ously i'll, but is recovering.
A large drove of fat cattle
passed through town yesterday,
in Ghasgs -ijass.aS-.- ssl3ss1i'--sftti u. 4 1
green, Tor the st. Louis market.
There is q large amount Of
business to be disposed of at
our next Circuit Court. Eighty
one cases are already on the
docket.
The man is certainly very
poor, and as a general rule very
trihing, who cannot afford to
take and pay for his county
newspaper.
Cotton gathering has com
menced in this section Of coun-
try, the merchants are receiving
larger supplies of goods, and
there is a prospect Of a general
revival in business.
There was a good attendance
during the services Of the Chris
tian Church in this place, an
nounced in our last issue, There
WAS one addition to the church.
Mr.. G. W. Davidson is in
creasiDg bis store room, for the
reception Of a new stock Of
clothing, etc, just received. DR..
Brown is also re-arranging his
stock, and adding new supplies.
A more extended notice than
than has heretofore been given
Of the District Normal Institute,
to be held in this place com
menoing October Attn, will be
found on the fourth page Of this
issue.
MIR. NJ. G. Wainwright has
purchased the stock of drugs
and groceries recently kept by
Messr3. Goodwin & Wilson, and
will make additions thereto. His
advertisement will appearin the
RECORD, shortly.
Marriage licenses issued from
the clerks office, this week;
VIM. G. King and Miss Sarah
J. Rogers, z, L. Smith and Miss
Mary E. Milligan, Edward Ba-
ker and Miss Malinda Goodwin,
G. M. George and Miss Nancy
Land.
We learn from the Guard that
the parties constituting the mob
that took the negro Magness
from the Batesville Jail and
hanged him, last week, were
from the vicinity of Big Bottom,
where the crime had been COM
mitted, and were very orderly
and quiet.
Sharp County record., 1877-09-28
B'r0zia Frederick, Hi,
FREDERICK, ILL.,, Sept Il, II.

FREDERICK, ILL, Sept Il, II.
EDITOR RECORD: According to pro-
mise, ! drop you a few lines,
On the morning of the ID inst,
after bidding adieu, left Sharp's
Mills, near Evening Shadn. in com
papy with little Sammy Sharp, for
Walnut Ridge, the neares. point on
the railroad We went by way Of
Poughkeepsie, SmithviIIe and Pow
hatan. The roads between Evening
Shade and Smithvillo were very
rough, and I got The worst shaking
up that | ever experienced. We
reached Q point q few miles west OF
Powhatan by sunset, and campadior
the night. We soon ha! a roaring
fire, ana supper under way. ! busted
myself pr pairing q squirrel which ]
had brought down with my derrin-
GER, while Sam. made the coffee;
and | will juat say right here that
Sam. is q good oook-~his coffee is
delicious, and imagine he could
make capital "dour gravy" The
long ride over the rough road had
sharpened our appotites, and we did
ample justice to well dlled basket
qf provisions. Reader, did-ou ever
4e4lnp oItm aace ssaps ilgasistahle.
fa5cii}ati0n aboat it that | love
Years ago ! spent sou4e time rough
ing it" in the West, and now as |
look back upon those wild scenes,
my mind yields itself up to sweet
observation-disclosures than the
recollections Of school and college
days, or the days of childhood.
Getting an early start the next
morning, we arrived at Walnut
Ridge by noon. The crops along
our route looked well. The corn
crop between SmithviIle and Pow
hatan is the best I saw in the State,
and there seemed to be an abund-
anco of fruit, especially peaches,
A. Walnut Ridge | took the 9
o'clock train for st. LOUIS, where |
arrived at 7 o'clock the next morn
ing, and there I found | had to lie
over thirteen hours for train going
to this place. This gave NE ample
time to "take in" the city. At 8:20
p. m. | boarded the cars again, and
was soon wbirIing with the velocity
of the wind over the far-stretching
prairieS Of Illinois. l arrived at this
place at 2 o'clock next morning, and
was soon with the loved ones at
home.
Now in conclusion, I want to say
a word in behalf Of Arkansas, as it
has been my home for the past ten
months. | formed many pleasant
acQuaintances while there, and there
are many whom | feel under obIi-
cations to, among them, Mrs. Nancy
Sharp and her estimable family. 1t
is supposed by good many here in
the North that the people Of the
South have an animosity for North
orn people. This l think is untrue
at least, such is not my experience,
and | must say never lived among
q more sociablo people. ! never Wis
tied . mans house in the "sunny
South" but what | found the latch
string hanging out.
For the people Of Evening Shade
I predict q bright future. That their
journey Ger LIES rugged pathway
may be long, smooth and pleasant,
and that they may nave CLEANS of
sunshine steal into their darkest
shadows, and find little sunny rest
ing places all through life, is the
wish Of JNo. S. MEDLEY.
Nsza.,sss lszzs7'l5sgzlc0 1rsr5, lz,sss
Stray Notice.
Sharp County record., 1877-09-28
Annninis.ratag2a a 80.

Notice is hereby given to all per
sons Interested that at the NoYem
Der term, 1871, Of the Share county
Probate Court, the undersigned, a%
administrator OF the estate OF John
Bcrchfeld, deceased, viii De required
to make an exhibit Of the affairs Of
said estate; therefore, all persons IN
debted to said estate are requested
to settle such Indebtedness prior to
said term Of court,
THOs. Y. HUDDLEsToN,
lit Public Administrator.
Sharp County record., 1877-09-28

Court direct terry.
Sharp County record., 1877-09-28
1924 1915 80

The different districts are com
posed Of townshiQss as follows:
/, Piney Fork; 2, Big Greek and
Scott; 3, Morgan d, Richwoods;
5, North and Union, g, Lebanon;
7, Washington; s, fractional part
Of Union; 9, Gave; 10, Sullivan;
Il, Jackson; y, Johnson, 13,
fractional part Of Richwood8.
A new method Of settling the
States Indebtedness is now be
ing discussed by tnenewspaper5
throughout the State. Messr5.
Adams and Redfeld, Of Little
Rock, propose to deliver to the
State the bonds Representing her
undisputed debt, amounting to
about $3, 3,271827, and those rep
resenting the disputed debt,
amounting to some $11,474, ,50l,
and receive therefor new six per
cent. bonds to the amount Of
$4,O00,0O0. The new bonds are
to have thirty years to run, and
snail draw interest at the rate
Of two per cent. the first year,
three per cent. the second year,
four per ceat. the third year,
and six per cent. thereafter, un-
til paid. The proposition has
Sharp County record., 1877-09-28
Notice

The copartnership heretofore eH,
isting between c. Z, Goodwin and
G. J. Wilson, under tie firm name
and style Of GOODWIN g. Wilson,
Druggists and Grocers, Evening
Shade, Ark, is this day, by mutual
agreement, dissolved, Q. }. Wilson
assuming all liabilities of the said
firm, and is alone authorized 90
settle all outstanding accounts as
appears from the books Of said firm.
CuAs. 3. GOODWIN,
C. J. WILs0T.
Evening Shade, Sept. -, 1911
Wheat, bacon and -four wanted
Immediately, op subscription 10 ta'
RECORD, at the highest market price
Sharp County record., 1877-09-28

Church DirSGtSry
Sharp County record., 1877-09-28
Sharp G0wnty.

Representative, Sam II David
son
County aud Probate Judge,
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