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AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA. July e-Arrived. bark Grace Roberts. from
ALEXANDRIA,. July ls-ArrIved schr Ephram Annie,
BSssS sae soa Newark. Johnson
Passed up sehr = J fooks ao. -,
Barnes. New Haven; Monmouth do; W Bunaell. Provi
d' sSsr Sss Js a. ..h
Rlehs,ds Gesrg:town DC James Fisn.gSn kichsra.
POI: Mnns.o.A sI sas.: do Johns iS
Berry New York. hip syrs .Br) stuart caeussa sehr
ssiicS-sssams. iIiyrisn barks Belt and Ac.ci.
BALrIMoRE. July i4-Arryeo, steamers sar.wel tBr,.
ssxp Lsn sssr
Ls;gss .sS sS Jig S'. .i xs' Landry
Boston for Nswioundi.ad n,.u ,sr.,...
yreworsy, Phiiadeiphia
July st aaas:S snersy o fss
deiphi.; bark Arshi.eet: from Para, x.,,.
Ss i; ;sSss' IL; Fs..... ...
'ss,: 5I..e boyer ro
JACK oNyitLE: ivy T. r Hi;ivsd ::ars Van
Nave S.I
Bninss Bi iings, General nan! simmons: El'.sbo.h
n.s" ss Sas L.. s sss
ssS;sSs; g; k;!ie Q no'',soa sG9y DO
tSsrj vst. Cruz brig Merida Uex,. Prosrs.s
NEW BEDFO.tD, July 12-Sailed, scar Thos Potter,
1ss6-ssied, .chr N II Read Carrimsn, PHI sdelphia
NEWPORT, July l2-Arnved. schrs Ellen, Dunning,
smith, smith Tor Ida DecriuE Taunton for
do tsnd all sailed lsth.)
Nkw LONDON, Juiy l3-sailed. schr VIM Hopkins,
NEW HAVEN July Is Arrived. .schr. John In
Smith, Richmond Sally Ceursey, Robinson, Alex
nuds Three Brothers, Bailey, do; FP simpson, rough
PORT TOWNSEND. July 4-Arrived. barks cassandra,
Adams San Francisco; 5th Mary GLOVER, Lewis do Gen
fCaT GAMBLE, July 4-Arriyed. barks Buena Vista,
Keller Honolulu; Fresno, Leach. san Francisco; dsh
PORT MADISON, July 4--Arrived. bark Oakland,
PORT BLAkELY. July l--Arrived, bark Lizzie Marshall,
PHILADELPHIA. July 14-Arrivcd steamer Jnniata
Cat Inc savannah: ships raeriane tuer sled nberx
tner tBS, %sss,e1 London: c.roli"s d,sD Giobatto
sligo; Akor Nor,. Drum. Lisbon via New iork Esmone
(B0, Peace. C~..n,s; Nina sseund. diap Gsnnaro
Fish, Tell. st John. NIB. via 81 'irorgc
PORTLAND. July l2-C1esred, s,hrs Andrew Nebnger,
Kimmey, KsnDebsec. to load i Tor do = ''""'
14th. Arrived schrs Packer. Baltimore; ID ID Rsth-
burn. Phi indelphim. 4 ..,. f.4 =.
!GcD Perez SAUL san jose de 6ustemsla; QnicKstep,
,,,aI4T;y,a; sAie shirley Mathews r.eom. bark
Cleared Bark California; Love, victoria schr Ivanhos
Arrived steamer Georgia, cave-iy PAnars ships
mona tssrl. zimmerman. Ginsgow.
sBXTrLs, July Ar iveo, bsrss Lizzie Williams, o.
s.IE,ssyvsg, .E 1., Wi; xos;s, i!ono,uu ,v,
ssisd-ssrk John Lsashiia. Basaos Ayrss =.
wAKEiiSM July Ii T,ossed sshp irio P"rds.. sprop.
shire New York; hoop Fred brown, Wixon. do.
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( WHALEMEN.
SPOKEN.

Ship Bombay. Peterson from Liverpool for Bath, Mo.
June %, lat ~. Ion %.
Ship ',oiden state from New York fol shsngh"L Juno
3, LAT 81 n, lon 80 W. . -
Ship Victory DID, from Quebec Tor Aberdeen. uns 26
Ship Glory OF tho Seas McLourhin from Liverpool for
San Francisco June q, lat II :, Ion 80 W.
ship Leonor Peterson from Cardiff for Rio aneiro May
%. lat ~ n, lon 49, a,
Cairns Do Dunn from Dundee FOR San Fran
cisco, ny 26 lat 4. Ion % W. -
Bark Iropsdes, TspIey. from Leghorn for Baltimore.
June 49, lat 81, Ion ~.
Bark Marsa.t Falconer Br Mor.ly from Liverpool for
Bark lockwood tBr). BuckhArd from Schiedam Tor New
York, June 20, lat So Ion ~
Bark Lizzie H. BHhson, from New York Tor Arjer, Nay
20. lat 4 2S y. Ion 81 30 N.
Bark Resoate Nor) steering W. juno rs lat AZ N lon
IS W, ....
Bark Jerhuen (Nor ock for Cape Fear June
IL. lat 80 30, Ion Al ~.
Bark Mary 4 ay.l1ail CID, rnea a from 70 Cork for
Bark Minerva ror from Oporto for New YORK, July
of end OF the BERN udas .-..
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on R..hu Isand sune So Gisucsirn. from Glasgow for
GALvAr JAY a-sssd Algeria, Baltimore; osass Pic
tou ,,,,, ,,v.
sss s .rs: a.rs, wis
HoSrLkuK, July i-Arrived Hsrths, Mcbnde bat-
HAssuRG. June 2y-Arrivsd. Arxonsus. Bremen, New
sailed aosh Leasing o. vo'' New Y'rt' July ?. Ceres
HAyaE June 3O-Arrved John CANDLES. Leighton, San
Fr.n;i.e. July / Gronsv.ss Ni0'en Ne" York. ro'yns-
Halls, Jaa. 27.ATives, MI chIi.,vsn;ssn New York.
Es'1ss Ss1'i" Mi:ss o. As
New York Marathon q Garrett, Bos,sn cnans,sr
slis ,a a. e cs Ysa:a a'Sss
WI %ss sssa s"is n Hassl.a: %:y
Sw% % s.i. ss G sss ct .1 D.r
Clay New cy Bray :, John No.'e Ye
Lospos. July 2-Arrived. Martha, Erickson, Quebec;
sys @
Riversdse, Humphrey, Montreal Avespor., PSrsr New
Ss:S .s
Cleared "a Alex Keith wayco.s. Baltimore: Glib
ICY: ."s III s%s
Sss. S"s' .I yoI M sa%
Entered out I'd, ,;.mmn o, Robson Quebec Cornelius
sai ed from 'ira,s.snd 3D. fiekkegord, for Quebec.
July ss.d osss
Wilmington NC; Enehsntress. Bradley Delaware BREAK
Sailed from Innshowen Head I'd, Ida Roulston. Mira
MAnrroar July 2-saied. Eleanor Wood. Williams.
MxSroS, July l-salsd. Redswnter. Richards. New
York.
MAAsLurs. July l-saileo, Disponent. Hanson. New
York
MAnsKILLEs. July l-ssiied, schamyi. snow. Boston
NEWCASTLE, Nsw, Juse 2s-sailed, Banxsnelds, Port.
land. o.
NEWPORT. July 3-sailed. Rcd Star o. Rosoberry. sa
NEW Ross. July 2-Arrived. Emilia N. Magnasco, Bos-
NrwRr. July I-ssied, Emma L shaw McCsmbsr, New
PrxAnrn, July 3-saiod, Forest King Holmes Bombay.
PRAwLk PoISr. July Passed. Markiand Dakin. from
rLYMoUrm July 3-Arrived, Maud scammeiI, Thompson,
QuxkNsTowx. July l-Arryed, E Chambers. Buck mot
Canada smons. Quebec; 4th President sverdnp, Boo,
on "a Reuben s, Boghicb from N.w York ~ Dublin.
Sailed ID Queen. Havre: Lmpo London; Zio Bsttstc,
Dublin: trto. Lowcstott; Prince cmoert" Rotterdam
reg TO- s'en Isabel. sro ricn
balast; 9Th, Chambers, Balna: Saga. .Liyerpool;
Unco, I.onaen; Kate Sanction. Gloucester; Spartan.
RouKx, July 2-Arrived. Ingolf. Knndssn. Nov York.
Sailed June 20. Geo Sweeney. iiewett. Cow Bay:
SHIELDS. July 3-Arnvsd, Countess Of Mirso. wales,
Sailed 3D. Laurestina ts) New York 4th Tiara 81. do.
SHANGHAI %. June 26-Arrivcd. China ts,. Friei San
TRURO July 3-sailed "Benedstto." Canero, New York.
TnooS July 3-Arrivcd, Roskn LanRc. Quebec
WATERFORD July 3-Arrvcd. Gentle. kaseto, fhiadci-
Sailed Sd, Zenobia, New York.
MICK July Passed through Pentland Firth. Jeu-
kius. Rogers from Bremen tor Baltimore
.wnIrrnAvES. July 2-Arrived, Belgium. Armstrong.
WAiHiScroS. NJ. Nay 3-ssed. Gain.borough. for San
Francisco
LONDONDERRY, July I-sE, vary fine. The Douslss
mp the morning the Flats but Is expected
to noat this tide and tow 10 Londonderry.
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COAL MINING RESUMED.

PorrsvILLE, Pa, July IA, 1878
There will be general resumption of mining TO-
morrow morning, alter suspension OF two weeks.
The miners OF this region win return to work with
fair prospect Of continued steady work for the bal
ance of tho shipping year The prospect OF steady
ON plot en-, and slightly advanced wages creates
uon better feeling among tho workingmen here, and
Improvement IN business Is generally looked Tor
throughout the coal regions by the employment OF
the 20 900 men and boys In tho various mines and
railroads engaged in the trade.
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from 900 TO 400 specimens OF the diuosaur and about
one housand OF known by the name Of pierre
dactyie. The latter species OF flying reptile or
dragon that existed about the same age as me din
osaurs. We found specimen OF one whose wings
were from thirty forty feet from tip to tip We
cretaceous or chalk formations OF Western kansasL
We also remains OF six species Of toothed birds
Most character Of fossils found TO
in the cretaceous formations OF England
and also IN Germany. The time when these animals
existed must OF course have been hundreds OF thou
annds O ycnrs bafore the aga of man
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FIRE IN MONTREAL.

MONTREAL, July IA, 1878.
howley's cash factory. planning mill and lumber
yard destroyed oy fire last night Loss. s5oOoo:
insured in Western. Commerc Union. Queen Ycto-
ria Montreal and Canada Fire and Marine for $4,000
each Royal. SO. 900.
Several dwelling houses, belonging to Messrs. Nc
lntosh, Stryde, Murphy and Lahcy, also de-
stroyed. Loss $4,000; insured In the British Amer
lean for 1900
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rs that thirteen had been killed. another Yonk ers
yarn now believe for soon after heard that the
police boat Seneca had boarded the barge and that
there had been no fight ut ALL
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scbr silss Wright, Hart. Amboy for Providence.
schr Jessie Elisabsth Weaver, Baltimore for Me-
Haven.
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NO ~ 343 drawing ppOD nfst esp'ssi pnse' sou -
sais drawing $1,000 second capital prise. sold 10
washingien, d. U.
APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES.
numbers from 81, s4i to 81 $50, inclusive. being
the Mae sini.s asis, Of the same ten Of shs o
n% ns from Is to 45l;j ins,usvs. being
numbers s %.ns sra~sns Slow 200
snSmsc from 72 g y ,s "s's; ssr ssSs
900 number. eodnx IN 81 being the last; Two
figures Of the number drawing the capt., prse a.,
of $1,000 ................................ 10
Tho subscribers having supervised the single Number
that The ABOVE are the numbers which were Chi. day
from the 100000 placed In the Wheel with tue prizes cor
witne.. our hands at New Orleans. La. this Tuesday.
t tosN S 4 FILL, Commissioners,
Prizes cssbsd In full. Without deduction.
rss faPu sSs5 IL Ty yoH
NEW SsfssS r sraqs ko HgSssr uo
s,..' S. Win ,ss 40 saS
a%s STSshS viii
on the second TUESDAY never scales OF possponsA
Loo, ,' the ',,';sa f s:sen. EACH
100000 n ''SSf5 is, :; $Sisp? 'A
Sp ;s.. q f :: s6 sS
% Prize, Prize. of iSo9 ,oy5o
200 lrzesof 5O.................-............ ioWU
800 friscsot 2O..s...ss...... ...........'s.. sg
'''Oo r'''' 0AprRoxxiiaxrioN faaiiiziEx
Prizes rss. 81 800 so
. approximation Prizes OF ioo................ 800
ss. s SO: nj s:
. e, =: :,.: !. clubs should only be made 10
Write e,ssfy stating iu address, for farther informs.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE NEW YORK THE MONTHS
OF JULY AND AUGUST.
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snmer. .StiLs Destination. offer.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIs DAY,

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER
VATIONS.
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PRIZES.

NO 2s43 drawing $4,000 first capital prise. cold IL
Marion, Ind. -,
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FOREIGN PORTS.

HoLYHEAD. July IA, PM-Wind N. moderate bre
cioudy. .r f..f tH %
Sharp County record., 1878-03-22

We notice that several letters
are held for postage at the post
office in this place. The postal
law requires that letters and all
other transient matter be prop
erly stamped befors il passes
through the mails, and it is the
sworn duty Of p0stEtasters to see
that this law is not violated.
So if you desiFe that yonr letters
shall reach those 10 whom they
are addressed, ascertain the
amount of postage required, and
put On the stamps.
Some of our neigbbOEing pub
fishers, elated, perhaps, with
the receipt Of funds sufficient to
barely enable them to meet
their expenses without going in
debt, are charging theiE papers.
This is very frequently the first
step toward publishing half
sheets and a mass Of duplicated
non-paying Eastern advertise
mentS, alternately,
We are in receipt a communl-
cation from the lower part Of
the county, written in poetic
form, and giving an account Of
a general search" which was
instituted and carried on with
out legal authority by several
men from Independence county
subsequent to a shooting affEay
which took place between a
man and a boy--~the latter be-
ing the party sought after. The
second verse reads as follows:
GAS the case seemed bloody and
feartully bad
They very much dreaded the foe,
They went with ali the arms they
had,
lAnd one of them took d hoe"
The rest is too lengthy, tedi-
Ious and sanctimonious for our
columns, except the last verse,
which reads thus:
"The search beng, ended they
went very brisk
And entered their homes with joy,
Feeling that they dAfter'-,i. very
near risk
OF losing their lives by a boy"
If the offending parties have
violated the law they should be
reported to the grand jury. The
matter can't be settled through
IL newspaper.
Sharp County record., 1878-03-22
Circuit C9urt Booklet

! The following is a list Of all
State cases, thus far docketed,
for April term Circuit Court:
State VS. D O Crawford, arson;
State VS. Jas Prichard, Illegal cohah-
itaticn; State VS. Green Little, Davis
Little and Jas Corbitt, larceny; State
VS. Valentine Wilson and JAS Corbitt,
petit larceny; State VS. Frank Brown,
contempt; State VS. G W Strickland,
assault; State VS. VIM Lain, larceny;
State vs. Samuel Bullock, atfray;
State VS. Jas McClung, horse racing
near public highway; State VS. Jas
Duncan, horse racing near public
highway; State VS. Walker Clayton,
S A Brown, G Il Goodwin and M W
Wright, failing 70 pay special tax;
State VS. Jas Duncan, horse racing
near public highway; State VS. Doctor
Jordan, larceny; State VS. Monroe
Simpson, carrying pistol as weapon;
State vs. Paine and B Jackson, afray;
State VS. Paine Jackson, carrying a
pistol as q weapon; State VS. Bud
Jackson, carrying pistol as wea-
pom; State VS. David Milligan, assault
and battery; State VS. A j Porter,
carrying pistol as weapon; State
\vs VIM Lain, affray; State VS. Alex
IPharis assault; State vs. VIM Eddlng-
ton. Sabbath breaking; State VS.
Jesse Hinshaw, murder in second
degree; State VS. John Couch, assault;
State vs. Thos Chamberlain, ASSAULT
State VS. W G Adams, abusive IAN
guage-brcach of peace; State VS.
Monroe Simpson, disturbing relig-
ious congregation; State VS. John
King, nuisance; State VS. W Z
Adams, profanity at domicil of an
other; State vs VIM Edmonson, dis
,turbing religious congregation; State
Tvs Columbus Birchfeld, carrying a
lconcealed weapon; State VS. COlum-
bus Birchfeld, disturbing a relig-
Ious congregation; State VS. VIM
IGraddy, aifray.
Sharp County record., 1878-03-22
Farses EOr Sale!

A farm Of 40 acres, adjoining
Evening Shade; 81 acres under fence
and in cultlvatiOn; 2 acres orchard
apples and peaches. Frame resi-
dencc, 26 by ~ teet--four rooms.
Good barn, stable, and other out
buildings. Spring water convenient
and plenty ot timber. 4 wagon and
team will b, taken as part payment
Price, S1,50J--haI, cash and balance
on time.
Also, 8 acres Of land adjoining
Evening Shade on the west, In
provements--good frame dwelling,
with 5 rooms; good clstern, and all
necessary out houses fine young
orchard; place we'll improved. Will
sell for $500. Terms, cash down.
For further particulars call on OK
address J. W. BUCKLEY, Real Estate
Agent Evening Shade, Ark.
Sharp County record., 1878-03-22
DusSia may boast of har hat

Russia may boast Of her bat
Elements that frown defiance on
all Europe; England may lay
claim to being mistress Of the
seas, but we have a trade dol
lar to bet that Evening Shade
can turn out heroes who can
get drunken to the sQUare inch
than all Eurick. (hic.} -
Sharp County record., 1878-03-22
Notice.

Fo YHE CITIZENS OF EVENING SH4GE.
Owing to the fact that few of
our citizens persist in getting
drunk and making themselves As
obnoEious as common nuisance
can be to community, a few per-
sons having a desire for peace,
and to be rid of the drunken bill
iagsgate, iow slang and outrage
olIs conduct Of a set Of sots who
intost tho town day and night,
would respectfully call a meeting
Of SOBER citizens to meet at the
Court House next Monday night
to take steps to incorporate Even
ing Shade. March 22d, 1878.
CITIZENS OF EVENING SHADE.
Sharp County record., 1878-03-22
Evening shade.

\ \ Rural Chapter, No. 50, R, A:
T., meets at its hall on the Sd
.httTday in each month. !
Evening Shade Lodge, No. 143
]. +. & A. NJ, meets at its hal
'aturday night before the Isl
abbath in each month.
Berear Lodge, No. 62, of I. Q
p FL, meets at its hall Friday
hght, semimonthly.
United Friends Of Tempet
lnce Harrison Council, No. 33
meets every Friday night.
Sharp County record., 1878-03-22
EOcaI News,
No marriage license this week

| NO IilCUII Ia 3 y +iC'|++NN WI =" " OAA'
Mardi Gras is still in session
down on Main Street.
But little of interest has trans
pired about town this week,
save the constant arrival OF new
goods fer the stores here,
Pocahontas has a brass band,
and they are talking Of getting
up a Joint stock company there
to build a horse rack. 'Rah, for
our enterprising neighbofs, -
7 Numbers Of wagons, loaded
with cotton, from the north
ern portion Of the county, contin-
ne to pass through town daily,
on their way to White river. ~
4 More goods have been brought,
here during the past two weeks,
for the merchants Of this place,
than ever before, during the
same length Of time, in the his
tory Of the town.
Being busy with job work in
our Office during the week, we
yesterday sent out a reporter to
obtain such items as might be
available. He returned late in
the afternoon with a report Of
"seven drunks, one or two con
tinually drunk, and three drunk
with variations" *
Zone Abner &. McAdams was\
arrested recently in Batesville
for passing counterfeit coin. He
hadin his possession, when over
hauled, some files, scraps OF cop
per, a mineral indicator, num-
Der of receipts for amalgamat-
inc and molding metals, and a
lot of counterfeit quarters: He
was taken before United States
| Commissioner McChesney and
held for further investigation. -
VA number of U, s. officials
Visited this portion Of the coun-
try again, last week, and arrest
ed Isaac Robinson, James Bird,
Andrew Daley and Joe Davis,
of the north part Of this county,
on charge of completely in illicit
distilling, and R. j. lvie, near
this place, for selling leaf tobac-
co. They were taken to Little
| Rock for examination, but we
have not yet learned the result
thereof.
Y Alex. and Whit Buchanan,
residing in the south part OF
this township, were this week
tried in Justice Court for assault
inc Jno. H. Wilkes, who is also
a resident Of that neighborhood.
Alex. was fined $50, and both
were required to give bond to
keep the peace. Wilkes bears 5
a black eye and other marks OF
rough usage, and OF course IS
still not happy. y
+ By a written notice on the
4 wall of the postoffice in this
place, we notice that VIM. Da-
7Vidson has taken up an estray
"Domenick, bob-tailed, yaller
legged, male chicken" and pro.
poses to post the same and take
steps to hold it eternally If the
owner does not ''come forward,
prove property, pay charges and
take it away" WilPs into a
boovv business this time.
Sharp County record., 1878-03-22
Evening Shade.

u. E. Church, South: Preach
d Ii 1st and Sd Sabbaths in each
+,r nth. Prayer meeting and
"a Scture every Thursday night
y IA. Garrison, Pc
'resbyterian Church; Preach
'-i 4th Sabbath in each month,
n B. Baird, pastor.
HBaptist Church: Preaching on
81 :ond Sabbath and Saturday
: ght before in each month
= : Il. Hunt, pastor. :!
NSabbath school at the M. 4.
! slurch, at 9 a, m. j. N. Shaver,
4 tu'ts
Sharp County record., 1878-03-22
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

RATES OF ADVERTISING,
One column, one year, $50 OO
One,half column, one year, 90 OO
One-tourth column, one year, B0 w
Professional cards, per year, 10 90
Yearly advertisements, payable
quarterly, on demand.
Transient advertising, ten cents
per line, cash in advance,
Marriage and death notices, not
over ten lines, free; more than ten
lines, halt transient rates.
Legal notices, at Statute prices,
No legal advertisements inserted
unlesa paid for III advance.
Sharp County record., 1878-03-22
Srserial Notice.

A ATl.persons indebted to me arc earn
estlv requested to come forward
and settle. Close up the old and
commence the neW.
1912 W, WRIGHT.
Sharp County record., 1878-03-22
GAR Rates for ANNOUNCE

iqag candidates for Office are as
foilowsi State, SIS; District and
Congressional, $40; County, S5-the
cash to accompany the announce
ment. Complimentary notices OF
candidates, by correspondents, and
calls upon parties to become caRdi-
dates, Will be charged for at the rate
Of 5 cents per line, each insertion.
Sharp County record., 1878-03-22
E redemption Notice.

Redeemcd, by J. K. Estes, on tb
9TH Gay Of March, 1878, the west h
'oi NV Or of section IS, townshipIl
north, range 5 west-80 acres-fo
s9.D. JOHN NJ. WATSON, Clerk,
Sharp County record., 1878-03-22
S2sarp County.

runen ircui Court; Third Monday
sfacd, fourth Monday in MARCH,
September. /
paid ounty Court; First Monday
eprea January, April, July anQ
d off ober.
lake, robat8 Court! First Monday
ughta 'ebrnary, May, August and
person vember. ...,,......,.....
Sharp County record., 1878-03-22
Stray Notice.

taken up as stray, on the lith
day OF January, 1873, by David
ospurlock, Of Rlchwoods township,
nn,arp county, Ark, one roam horse
cot with black legs from knees
COVE; name and tail black; supposed
TO pc three years old. Valued at
.aehly Is dollars, This March 5tH,
1858 Witness my hand, /
JOHN M. WATSON.
oo-3 Clerk
s., ood and all kinds Of p}o-
the RECORD.
Sharp County record., 1878-03-22
J. i. ABERNETHl,

-Attorney at Law,
Evening Shade, Ark. VIII
practice in all counties i'll the
3rd judicial circuit. Office on
northwest corner of pnblir
square.
Sharp County record., 1878-03-22
THE RECORD
-z-ie--
RUBLIsHED EVERY FRIDAY.
J, w. Buckley, Editor.

RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
One copy, one year, 81 so
One copy, six months, %
One copy, three months, Do
Sharp County record., 1878-03-22
, ~ Sharp County.

!esentative, Sam f David
: PA \ II \ ana nnd Probate -. '"'ss, g.
90, if and Collector, ThoD Y
F''"' uit ii 4 Clerk, Jno N W2sson
suror Robert Gray
NJ" Geo, Jno " BristOw
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The following is a list Of all
State cases, thus far docketed,
for April term Circuit Court:
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UGIh12aoia1 73Areotory.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-27
Telegraphic Brevities

CINCINNATI. June 27.-The Pomeioy
Iron Co., Y. B. Horton, president, Pome-
row, Ohio, have made an assignment;
liabilities estimated $4,000; assets, the
rolling mill, real estate. and accounts.
PHILADELPHIA. june 27.-Geo. W.
Stiles this morning shot bis wife and cut
the throat of their child and bis own
throat.-all are 10 the hospital.
CHICAGO. June 27.-A fire this morning
aostroved Kent. Balkinson Il Cos wool
machine manufactory, which has been
used lately for making portable grlst mills
the building is situated 10 South Chicago
On 9lst street; loss s20,00o. insurance
pominal. mmL:
at S. soldier, has been found guilty o.
the murder of Peter Albins at West Pom
q short time ago: the jury recommend
executive clemency. a