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WEDNESDAY, Oct. 2]-P. M.-Thc specula-
ton at the Stock Exchange continued active
and excited. under the leadership Of Western
Union. which rapidly advanced from 80 at the
opening 10 95 before midday. The transactions
in this stock were characterized by great excite
ment. and the bears sustained heavy losses I:
but the price in the final hour yielded to 93i4
and closed at 93.. Lake Shore was at tho same
time stimulated into activity. partly by the tao
tics Of the bull combination. but more especially
by purchases to cover the short contracts OF n
large number OF operators. who had become
alarmed 10y reports that jay Gould and MIR.
Vanderbilt were orking in harmony for n rise.
Union and advanced from G7s 10 go, but II
aiterward sold down TO ds, seller 3. with final
dealings at 6s's. The Northwestern shares
opened strong and recorded a rise Of =
z cent IN the common to Il =. he pre,
both stocks sym athzed with the fluctuations
IN Western Union. and sold down 20 40, and
IL respectively; The afternoon decline was
accelerated by n sharp break in Delaware, Lack
awanna and Western from 5O1 10 ~. and Della
ware and Hudson also fell Of from As TO
43A. with New Jersey Central dropping from
30 10 2s,s. Eric was stronger. but The ST. Paul
shares developed considerable weakness. with
the lowest prices Of tho day established NJ the
close. Michigan Central about midday rallied
. 2 cent % CO.,. but closed at Gs a. the lowest
figures. the rcmaneder OF the list did not
command special attention. There was a par
tal recovery in the final transactions Of the
more active specialtles. and the market closed
strong. with the speculation recognized as
under the control Of the bull combination. An
early reaction. however. in such stocks rs have
established the largest advance is not improha-
bile. but there are indications that il s The in
tention 81 tho bulls 10 carry tho market higher
later in the campaign.
Tho gold market presented no features
actions We're at 1901.
n loans tie rates lHd Tor having alliances carried
were ~. >. ;, "a and ~ cent
The lota. clearinss at tic gold department OF the
Stock EXCHANGE - 367fssi gold balances ssiH
on: and CURRENCY balances. si"i27i rhc Suh.rrcas
ur. redeemed 81 p+4pp IN cailri bonds and IHid
coin interest on the public dc ~ s2fpo The daN 5
business Ht the United states sui Treasury coin
ceints ttta 4dl 81 coin payments. sl.7iN D. 81 coin
bsance sIl7 76o rs currency receipts sIsti sa -
currency payments StS7 - rs. currency balance 50
62l go 80. customs. sl17np
We deprive ed at usual Washington aud csern
dispatches hN the storm
Foreign exchange was further advanced 10 a. - and
r. ~ for time ami demand dTnfts
In the money maket The oe rings oi loanAhe funds on
call literal At 4fb r cent fn the Stock brokers'
hual negotiations AZ the lower rate First class CONNER
cal paper passed at 5@7
Government bonds continued duh but the market
closed steady.
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servant did not know when she would return,
John Hayiland. the brother 81 ths women. had
SAID on Tuesday night that Kit " would surely
up to the authorities. The fact that neither Of
them can be- found is con strucd unfavorably to
them by some. Now that New Utrecht Ia getting
used to its notoriety. people talk more, Mrs.
johnson is about 80 years OF age. not unattract-
I've. and the widow Of the late Barney Johnson.
Gravesend Justice Of the Pence. He died very
suddenly in Swoeny's Hotel ia this city about
two years ago. She has no children. The al
has beer. known 10 a good many Of tho residents
Of New Utrecht. She has been seen TO wait Mt
the Edgew9od station which IL mile and more
from the village Of Bath, and Join him when he
came out from New York. Then the two would
stroll into the ncighboring woods.
heard. She was a good neighbor. md n woman
ters, Mrs. Mcintyre and Mrs, Ncsler living
them TO have Mrs. Coopers body. which was
buried In Mount Pleasant Cemetery. Newark.
exhumcd. and siris. search mgdc ior indica,
She bore. him four children: Samuel Ii. Tyrgci.
s%,h Of or 'eTs %Sn qMa 5grtm ELLA Harvey Nh
Tyrrcll Jr.. and Eugene. The latter is
In Bath. and Il working night and day TO secure
says murdered his mother; The two children.
born since her marriage TO William Is. Cooper.
are % Mn d Hr @s % The 25%gr I psc 'S
whom Cooper con6dcd the children. Mrs Full
Ter will say nothing nbout the sad AFFAIR. The
little girl. Il beautiful child OF years has been
taken charge Of by Mrs. Byrnc Of Harlem. Mr..
CoOper's sister.
Justice Cropsey is pushing tho case as well ~
the limited resource OF a country Justice will
permit. He thinks that he has evidence enough
TO hold the women. and claims 10 haye much
more than has yet been made public. II Is evi-
dent that he believes he IL right: for, although
a candidate for Associate Justic" ~ the Kings
County General Sessions. against james Spen-
GER he Is ncgccting all clcctiOncering to devote
his time 10 case that viii undoubtedly lose
IA i'm, N.t.a
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Live stock Market.

bccvcs 9lf loads i0n head making total
oi $500 since Monday 3Sls Tor the tims
last week Trade dragged AMI inferior TO medium native
cattle tell oh another point IN prcc Ainnmbcr Of ear
loads OF Texans back the road Tor which BUYERS
waiting Extreme today u, fHi,c. to
5lesii ms Good steers snid At sh,sShc
Receipts OF sheep ami lambs were - car loads.
eWp head making total nj 1850 since Monday, against
7.62D for the time last week Sheep slow III
unchanged prices, lambs lui aud easier Sheep sold at
3~lsc y n-l0west figure for two car loads vt Texas
sheep. 20 NJ. average AMI highest price fat ohio
sheep s." y To- n, some fancy sheep tor eNnort were
taken 81 81 Lambs ranged rom &c To SIC y N.
Receipts ul hogs wcTc - car oai. Or st7i head.
making ~ G01 since Monday against IN Ii3 for the
time last week Live hpssquct and unchanged at 81 ~
HtJN2- To- NJ. with sales VI two car loads at e. "
anu cars at fJB2
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material change IN nominal values Reef and beef hams
very quiet Bacon aud cut meats dull but auut steady
ut late figures Lard active, aud the turn dearrj
for prime Western for future delivery the speculation
fiat sales ION tcs ut 80 ~, for Dcccnbcr and t651H
for January with February nominal al ~ G2i Dressed
FOR cIoicc. crcancrics 2bSt7r state dairics &C. iso
etc Western DO iOsisc Choose dull state factores.
U@ss"i,c Fresh eggs. Al s,Nli|sc
LHAN-W steay. bat tss active sales on INC spos
70Dhush including spring ut nc for rejected, ~
Tor ungradc zIc Tor No o. nnl 91alic for No 2; red
Mntcr At ..'7c Tot ~ " Ossl u for No. 2 and
81 0t for No ambcr ~ TOT No and fit2 for MIchi-
gan. White 81 1881 ~ including No at ti.A For
future delivery 9p'S ~ bush including No red winter.
and 81 Q !, Tor Dccemlrr No white At ~ for ocio-
her and 81 Tor November. No spring g2'ir Tor No
Nembor. sud No northwestern DC ior November rye
for No ! state Barley dun sni nominal oats were
At ~ 10 sic for mixed All ~ fSr willie incini.
No mixed Sold at Jl.tJn],;. Indian corn quiet nnt
unchanged sales on tie spot 1000, bush. including
yellow. ii@tIc Whit Western No =. SOC. For fuurs
delivery 72VD bush intending No at 4si4c for Dcccm
Der and steamer ~, tor Dccrmb.I ~ 49,
GHocrrFs-Cn1re was quiet ~ iitssifiic for Rio ana
13mG},c Tor MaracaibO sales i.,bbi bags Rio 2.
et Java sold AZ auction ~ Amsterdam to-day at
about steady ptices Rice In moderate demand and ut-
changed. ltsscs quiet AM unchanged Raw sugar ia
huyors' favor fair tgopl fcnninr 7is7sc with sales
Of 10 hhd' including Trinidad at d',c; renned quiet
and uuC hanged
srNnWits-snir. iurpentnc was hardly as steady. be-
INK quoted ut 49, f2lc r0sn ~ small sale, common tg
good strained. ~ 81. sfi i2ls Petroleum dull nnt
unchanged ut Dc tor crude NJ bulk and gsc for refined.
Liverpool, by steam. ~ cheese. f5Ai1S 81 Hour 10
London. hy sail. q ~ cheese by steam, 45s; -four TO
grain to east N rchnl IS III refined petroleum,
10 Trieste q 81 do IN Valencia. - VI grHn 10 Cork.
Tor orders D ~ do u French port - lpsd Iallow
was dull at "hSi iJldc Tor prime Whisky held az
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A shachled Luna,,c'. Long Tramp.

Phictus Jayne. lunatic escaped from
Keeper Louder OF the Yaphank Amshouse Long Island
this week and although he was shacked that he
could not step more Than six inches at Tune he walked
twenty 1--WE miles toward the eastern end of the island
before he was captured He returned TO the aims
house, but again escaped, and Is now at IaTse'
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sgetrll Qotltti.
KEEPS SHIRTS.

Keeps Patent Partly Made DRESS SHIRTS very best
GfNr -. uuIA PLAIN >eAnI- tl nui-i
Keeps CUSTOM SHIRTS N,Iy hest. 60 measure
Tor 80. perfect ,it.'a 'fiuu .uIflrirei
klcI~ NIGHT SHIRTS. rNul IONS wli with out col
lars uul poch,i. ~ rach
Keeps complete SHIRT 600 Bows ~ cI0li.
KEEPS tNDEEWi Az --latest s''lcsl
Canton White aud ) Httt llifr', also = Atlct
White ANA kuiL at the t0.1Nius puc, 7I-, a. Il -
~ 3D.
KEEPS rNHRi LIhs tu Sl'cs'
Ginshau. u ,iul AMI lNfia lwr iNli,l SIR
COLLARS. CUFFS ANNtlNAl0. Ilul flNu MAkcJ
FnituN LINES COLI. ABS. ftry hr.f Glor 80.
CUFFS. f.ur fiy. NtrA o.. - -' i.Nr
cont. itut % r.i kIN CLOVIS warranted ~ - patti,
ncnt, button best KID nLoN is. warranted. e. "a
PAIR
Keep MauuHcturn3 trul1rt' -i'r's
TX hj'"H"''' Ncw Yors 'f' '"'o" ST. br'oNNn
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MARINE IN7ELLIG ENCE.

MINIATURE ALHASAc-ritfs nav
sun q - sun sets N Moon rises. n
vAIER-rHis
Sandy Hook. i5iGov Island ~ Hell Gate.... 20
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Weekly or monthly payments taken for furniture, car
pets bedding sc at Cowpe waite r. 100 ana l11
Chatham IT. An Immense stock aud low prices.-Ad1
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Business Quturs.


Is seven worse than oui.mouthcd msn Bat need
be foulnou,hed II they will only u.e suzoDONr, aud
rub In we'll Don't spare IN bru. sni spoil the mouth.
some parent, do with their children when they with.
hold the rod
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Ladies WIN Find

The largest and finest assortment cloths cASsneros
and uvrrroutngs Prices lower Than any where else At
the old established cloth house Of Keller Rum, corner
Ann and William streets.-AtV.
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Catarrh Deafness Throat Diseases -Inveeratc cases
solicited hy Dr.. Campbell i76 lie Alngtonay OTTO 10
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Adams Bonpies for gentlemen, recommended by ply
Ilciana Sold IVY drugglstS-Ads
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nycing aud Cleaning. Tho Nrw York Dvcinc ami
PRINTING E~tHh ~ucnf staten i-Hui -ulcc- ~ puane
st 10 Broadway. 90 Bth Sow NlrS 100 PerrepOnt
Il, Brooklyn. Established - years
Fail style. Pine SIX Hats. $500; worth -,
Pine Derhys 81 % worth 81 Is Sew Church stairs
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and arrest the two women, Ho had tried in
vain. he said, to get assistance iroIl Brooklyn
not work up cases outside OF the city. lie
thought that he had evidence enough to warrant
his arresting Mrs. johnson and Mrs. Smith.
and So he sent Onlcer Drury altor Thorn, Mrs.
johnson had not returned TO Bath. and il was
thought that she had gone To- her sisters in
not returned. which was good evidence that
he had found no ono he wanted at
1872 Johnson street. In fact, Mrs. Smith
had gone away the night before. and her
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Idol of NV heart. Gp' above us both Will his
children subjective loving hearts beating warm for each
other think day You and will have the pie NsuTc
being with cach other always never to separate You
what NV feelings toward you IN an honor.
able humble loving way. aud since received let.
ter feel sui happier vet when was going
down IN the Friday morning two SPEAK
about Kit oh. dear. don't what she wants To
make her Tor. and wish 10 heaven she
wasn't my sister
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TWO DAYS WITH BUTLER.
sFyERAL SPECIMEN MEETINGS or A
,rRy REulRKABLE CAMPAIGN.

Among the Fishermen of cape Cod the H".'-
re.. Men Of M~irose. and the sh"e""ker'
:, s,,,,bam-The Generals Popularity
..u.,nt.c.,ce. OF hi. College Days and
x.,Iv Professional Life Hts Ancestry.
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Nv uwN 10 az VIII such shall al YOU Tor you see
NOR, dear o. every day you 1--we. VIII
up g. tho Park about o'clock with book 10 read ho
comic 800 there aiuuf o'rUTk Come IN the o.
trance as.wc did the nrst ngmt you and went ther
oult turn 90 the lott sni Will he in the little sumn'
house Please do not let these lcttcrs ID
where any will come across them. when see ~
THURSDAY gong g. Az favor ot YOU Then The u'
have here failed to pat IA Will he given 10 you IN rra
when ~, meet again. MAaf.
Sharp County record., 1878-04-19

They are having railroad and
express robberies about three
times q week near Dallas, Texas.
The annual meeting Of the
State Press Association has been
deferred till July LIST. We will try
be with you, gentlemen, and hope to
see every paper u the State repre-
sented Din proper person"
Hon. j. n. Splithee has pur-
chased the Office Of the Little
Evening Star, and changed the
name Of that paper to the Ar
kansas Democr9t, with politics
to fit. Mr.. Smithee starts out
with q good, neYsy Democratic
paper, and we predict for him
abundant success.
We have neglected to men
ton the existence Of the Clarks-
vile Herald, published by h. e.
Hite, and the non-existence Of
the Clarksyille Forum and the
Jacksonport Herald. The first
named is a very live and newsy
sheet, while the other two, being
starved out, are very defunct.
Success to the living, and peace
to the dead. -.
I Under the proper heading, in
this issue Of the RECORD, will be
found the announcements of Col.
Samuel Peete, of Batesville, and
Charles Coffin, Esq, Of Walnut
Ridge, each for the office Of
prosecuting attorney. Both of
these gentlemen are possessed
of sound judgment and very
creditable ability as lawyers,
each is highly esteemed by his fell
low-men, and either, we venture to
assert, will, If elected, faithfully
discharge the duties Of the office to
which he aspires. With this brief
statement, we leave our readers to
choose for themselves.
:. Mrs Clordu III e2aasrli 49,. 80 4,
rv1hI fpei p9iahS6 4 Il 'ti6tfVal IN this place,
last week, having enlisted nearly
two hundred of our citizens IN
the temperance cause, left us on
"Wednesday last, for othertields'
The good results Of her labors
are very perceptible here, some
who were addicted to drink to
such an extent as to unit them
for anything good and useful
having quit it entirely, to the
Very great benefit Of themselves
and the joy Of their friends, with
whom we join in the hope that they
will continue to abstain. 4
Sharp County record., 1878-04-19
NOTICE

Is hereby given that on the I'd day
Of April, 1878, there was filed and
presented to the county court Of
Sharp county, Arkansas, tho petition
of forty-six inhabitants and legal
voters Of the town Of Evening Shade,
praying an order Of said court in
Cooperating the territory hereinafter
described, in The corporate name Of
the Wncotporate town Of Evening
Shade,' bounded as follows: Begin
ming at the center Of the sw Or otne
ar Of section 3, township Is north,
range 6 west, near the residence Of
W. u. Sharp; thence west 82O poles,
to center OF sw or Of nc or OF section
4, SAME tawnship and fattge, near the
residence Of J. L. Abernethyj thence
north 200 poles, to eenter OF north
line Of sw or Of Sc Or Of section 33,
township II northj range 8 west,
near the residence Of D. N. Huddle'
ston; thence east $40 poles, to center
of north line CT sw Or Of Sc or OF sec
ton "a, same township and range;
thence 200 poles to the place Of be-
ginning. And at the time Of filing
and presenting said petition, the
said court fixed the time for the
final hearing OF the same on the lst
Monday in May, 1873, at the office
Of the county clerk OF Sharp county,
and ordered that said petition and
the aceomtanying e, IA plats ats t{ t. kept It,a' On
ticn Of all PERSONS Interested.
Respectfully,
G: J. WttscN) AGENTS Fl,
in. SHAvEB I 6etitiotet.
t;R. METcA1f. p'''
| April 81 1878.
Blank mortgages; deeds ant
justices blatlks at this Office;
Sharp County record., 1878-04-19
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
Brother MoRDECAI HALLIBURTON

Brother MoRDECAI HALLIBURTON
was born the 28th day of March,
1900, profeSsed religion in the year
1880, and was baptized into the tel-
lowshIp Of the Hopewell Missionary
Baptist Church Of Christ, by Bro.
Cross, in Henderson county, Tenn,
and was ordained to the gospel min
istry by the Bethlehem Church, the
presbytery being J. D. Shipman and
David Halliburton, in the year 1641.
He'moved to Arkansas in the year
1844, and travelled great deal as a
missionary, and became very exten-
sively known. Brother Halliburton
was not, strictly speaking, doctrinal
preacher, but by his upright moral
department, with his untiring zeal,
he became abundantly useful as
minister in this part of the State,
and leaves behind his footprints
throughout North Arkansas. He
died at the residence Of his daughter,
Susan Donaldson, on the 4th day Of
January, 1878, being II years, nine
months and one day old, and leaves
behind two daughters, a son-in-law,
and twelve grandchildren to mourn
their loss.
About the year 1855 or '56, Bro.
Halliburton became a member of
the Masonic fraternity, and died
member Of Antioch Lodge, No. 241.
Resolved, therefore, at a regular
meeting Of the Lodge, in March,
1878, that in testimony ofour special
regard and high esteem for our de-
JG19GtiGlfAtete9q G9GtGlfAt bg9qtth0 tth0ffsrsting OF j. W. Miller
and Samuel Gum to write out and
present to the Lodge a tribute Of
respect to our brother, and while we
commend his spirit to God, who gave
it, and consign his body to the tomb,
we feel that the Lodge has lost one
Of it's strongest pillars, and join in
sympathy with his relatives, to
mourn our loss as we'll as theirs; but
we hope that our loss is his infinite
gain, and feel disposed to be resigned
to the will of our Heavenly Father,
praying God to console and comfort
the weeping relatives.
I Resolved, that these resolutions
be published in the SHARP COUNTY
RECoBD and Melbourne Clipper, and
copied in the Western Baptist, at
Little Rock, and that a copy be pre-
sented to the family, and one pre-
served by the Lodge.
Sharp County record., 1878-04-19
Executors Notice,

All persons Indebted to the estate
of Williamson R, Williams, are here
bv Notified to tome fttwafd and
make settlement Of their indebted
ness, within ten days ff6m this date,
in default of which their accounts
will be placed in the Hands 5f the
proper bf6ters for COLLECTIONS
Respectfully R. D. WtIddAHsj
Executor OF W. p; Walliatnsi idSF'
AFril 18th, 1878: ts;s
Sharp County record., 1878-04-19
Local News.

loo much ram IN tnlS S6CtlOn.
The prospect for fruit Of all
kinds is excellent.
4 new school district is being
formed On Reeds Greek, in
Scott township.
We acknowledge a visit, this
week, by Mrs. Clardy, travelling
temperance lecturess, and Mrs.
Eliza Price, of this county.
Candidates wishing to "See
themselves as others see them,"
should carefully perpse the
fourth page Of this issue Of the
RECORD.
DR.. s. A. Brown has just re-
ceiVed a fresh stock Of goods,
and those wishing anything in his
line can rnla, 1,r-z1-4,--ll = -"
quality Of everything he offers for
sale. See his card, elsewhere. so
Mr.. NJ. B. Coger has recently
purchased the farm of Squire
Horn, two miles southeast OF
MaxvllIe, this county, and is now
occupying the same, while Mr.. Horn,
we learn, has located at Mountain
Home, this State. ~
: Parson Hunt, Of the Baptist
Church, called at our office the
first Of the week. He informed
us that Mr.. Ault's contract for
erecting a new church building
on Reeds Creek has been COM
pIeted, and the people Of that sec
ton now have Il more respectable
edifce in which to assemble for pub
lie worship,
In connection With the report
of the County Democratic Con
yention, on our fourth page, will
be found the names Of the per-
sons constituting the County
Executive Committee for the en-
suing two years, We learn that
Col. w. G. Matheny was elected
chairman, and DR.. j; 8. King
secretary, Of said committee, k
/ During the rain stotm last
Saturday night, five head OF
hogs belonging to MIR. j. L.
McCord, near this place, were
killed by lightning, There were ten
head Of hogs in the gang at the time,
and all were bedded at the root Of a
tree; which was struck by lightning,
and The fiery darts descending the
tree left their marks upon it and
played sad havoc among The swine,
as above stated. .
| Sharp Circuit Court convened
here on Tuesday last, and Judge
Byers being absent, Col. M. D.
Baber, Of PoWhatan, was elected
special judge. Among the at
torneys present, we notice Hon
Elisha Baxter, Col, Samre.
Peete, E. w. Thompson, Col
| H. S. Coleman, W. B. Padgett
Robt. Neill, of Batesville; }. b
Jndkins, Powhatan; Chas: Coffin
Walnut Ridge; R. H. Powell
Melbourne; J. j; Barnwell} Sui
phur Rock; Abner J. Porter, Asl
Flat, and Evening Shade lawyers
Court will probably adjourn I'd
morrow; or as soon as the grant
jury has disposed Of the bu5Ines
before it--such action beirg deem6'
advisable on account Of the bts'
~
Sharp County record., 1878-04-19
Church Directory.
EVENING SHADE.

NJ. d. CHURCH, South: Preaching
1st aid Sd Sabbaths in each month.
Prayoi'i meeting and lecture every
Thursd 'ay night. L. A. Garrison, P. G;
BATqqrIsr CHURCH: Preaching I'd
Sabbath and Saturday night before,
in eachnFoYYth. ID. e. Hunt pastor.
PEGssYrrn IAN CHrRClg' Preaching
4th Sabbath in stp; GtHo( month w. b
Baird, pastor. ,"
SABBATH S6rioot at N. E. Church
at g q. m. ]. Neely Shaver, Sup't'
Sharp County record., 1878-04-19
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,

| respectfully announce myself u
candidate for the Office Of Prosecut-
ing Attorney Of the Sd judicial cir.
cult Of Arkansas, for the ensuing
term, and solicit your support at the
election to be held on the first Mon
day IN September, 1878.
Very resp'y, CHAs. COFFIN.
Sharp County record., 1878-04-19
StrayGd

Front the Undersigned six miles
northeast OF Evening Shade, Ark;
on the 23d of March, 1878, two
horses; described as follows; One
dark bay horse, 9 years bld, about
IS hands high, heavy built, scar
across forehead, some white hairs in
name, lump on back! One dark iron
gray mare t years old abott 10
hands high, a little sway backed,
s3nis gear tharksy ard had shall bell
On. Any person returning said ami
u4als to fhej Or giving information
Sf thbtF #AsfBaB6pts, will be sstis;
HEtYtil$ fs#Eted. y
43-a StkS: +, =: GRAHAM:
Sharp County record., 1878-04-19
.AnncUncenas snts.
For CONGRESS.

We are authorized to announce
Hon. Thomas NJ. Gunter Il candidate
for reelection to Congress from this
(4th) Congressional District, subject
to the action Of a district Democratic
convention, should one be held.
Sharp County record., 1878-04-19
s. Q G i = t l. = 3.
EVENING SHADE.

Rural Chapter, No. 50, r. A. NJ,
meets Sd Saturday in each month.
Evening Shade Lodge, No, l45j
A. F, & A. NJ, meets Saturday night
before lst Sabbath in each month.
Berear Lodge, No. 81, l. O. 0, F.
meets Friday night semi-rhonthly,
Garrison Council, No. 33, u +: IT,
meets semi:monthlyj Friday night
Sharp County record., 1878-04-19
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.

We are authorized to announce
Richard H. Powell a candidate for
Judge Of this (3d) Judicial Circuit,
composed ofthe counties Of Jackson,
Lawrence, Sharp Fulton, Baxter,
Stone, lizard and Independence, at
the election to be held on the first
Monday in September, 1878.