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, 1879-05-10

NJ a rtunt Whcr rIvafnd ntecrs ynre x7rrnehed
apart il was by tbo riye,s tearing thrausii tho
p{atcs M d sncE w.)nld tear through rlece uf ra.
ncr. III fact. though almost every p!ccc was ba!iy
distorted, hut few were broken, showing q pllabl.
~ and tonehileaa y! te meta! which. 20 hhy the
!eas!. NIonsay tccotatueHo ~ u h"se''a' '"s
'rhu wTcckInw Of th,s ,pau coa.plfoa with many
Other hiniranccs 10 dclay Tho completion Of tic
work. whcl, has. ncrnr thoiess. though under La.
advantageous c!rcnm.tanccs, hren carried Oil wl!h
great energy aud With good tit]nntcli, lot Mt tue
Au'etcan bridge works anu AZ Ilassow. Ine lasi
81 sws ss 'os Apf ew 1 day @
Tc ,snt f rrncton Wua rrcaty ran faciii;ate y s!.
cnsc viii which tho parts were asscmbrsi, thu tt-
tlno havnr bern done in tue shops With great pre-
cts!o.l.
Tile roaubcd In Of excellent character. No
cheap work was permitted. The en,hankments
arc solid, uutl vi sufficient size to Withstand any
sillldcu fiooJtnr The r,ltycrts arc stbstat,tlaly
but, md OF i!,o requisite cauncIty TO drain the
rvall mud prevent wnshouts. Tic truck ID laid
with BVOo ties to tie ,iic, ait, on This rest steel
rails II the best nunlity, Weighing sixty.one
nulndx to the ward. Tho latest improvements
in tlsll.pIatcs, chairs, and switches laYe been
ndontei, md the entire trark eh,ws a lc,sur nf
eolility combined with elasticity Tint fl rarc,y
weeks the Compnny has been moving It's heavy
stock aid incrcAatiltso trims pyer lie rpad,-
md among others long trains ot int
cars 1oalcd with steel ruils for tic A,chlsou,
Tonekn It Santu Fe Road,-ntMl these
havc matcrlaly ulled IN settling ntid sol!ltfying
tic halnstng Tte critical uYa of tho expert
r,cctl railroad manager wti 3i1,tl III tic track of
Of admiration, mud he Will bu compelled to nd
nit tI,ot lew new roads have been 80 we'll built
Mt fhc start.
.r,, .,asto,,.7 tx.vo,,, ,,uo,s : ,,,,e , ;,o
, 1879-05-10


BLooMlN6roN, H., May Sour eystem Of
marriage 10 strongly attacked by tho wo.nan-
sufTraglsts. Mrs. Stanton says Blackstone
makes l,an And woman one iM marriage, nnl
that one The husband, thus proving tic nosex-
fstence Of tho wife. but ulesn IL notE!l!g in
tint argument tu commend. II is little witty,
nothing moro. That very remark Of Mrs. stau-
TOMS sllows illc clovcn foot. In contrast to this
read tho following frDM the pen Of Charlotte
Mary Young, ono OF Gods noblost wonen:
II balteyu entirely Al any o:!1cr truth which
has been from, tho beginning, t1at wonan was
created 40 4 helpMGct 10 1nali. llow lar sht was
then IN equality with hiHl t!u u,ie can pretuMl
to suy; but when tho tcss canc, whether tl!e two
humNn bcll.gs wouid pay allegiance to u.M
or to tho tcnlptoF, II was the woman vita was
tho itFst to full, and to draw her husband 1ntn
lilo Same transgtessl0n. Tllence ior punish
meat OF physical weakness nn'l snborilnatton,
mtligated by thu pronae shut She slous'l he
tho hssans Of bringing tlo RedeemGr to rcnoyato
tl,o n9Fld, and break down thu dominion OF
In all tho definitions OF marriage by tho
wonlan'suffragats thufu Is sccn tlu siliny trail
Of tho scspeas. good definition If narrIaYe
IS gtyen !, BY Jeremy raylor' "alarraEo Ia tho
Whfo marriage ,nay not be the chief cul of
woman, yat T. ts her CHIEF beginning. md that
person Is phtlahtllrnplst tlAt arrnnGcs NJ tn
procure ogtFy woman y good hIsbitd. lhis
statement u Wnr!nwuod to tho wouinll-sut!sag-
tsta. by 1Ac cold. presumptuoas, HllI sllali0N
5easonitt71 Of blind enthusiasts, 1upcd by basu
COUNSEL md betrayed !nta becoming willing
tools III tho ha1als OF 4nscrupulous female de.n
asoguus, our social syatuln las bcco,nc do
ruuEc.I. Il buhuoyes eyery weII.dtsposeu man
nld woman to iay 1are tho gtit Iiccnt!ous.
nesa, vanished lYpocresy, nul ghast1y surrs
that asu poisoning tic luarriage relations. IAo
teaching ot .l.cse btnu enthusiasts lIayu causud
many Hiis tu hnd hersclf doomed 10 be ,I,,-
loved. She stnnda "Ithia her own family like
living. statue auonx Tug n,arble 1;,etnottal. Of
eau f}ul no expression ID words. Her dol,rato
Mature, hcr tsndet feelings, her bright hupes,
nl.l hor strong iuye hay. beo'' turned from Thur
legitimate course, aud no longer. loH llku
fsttx,g rilla through the toso'a u het family.
The w6usu country 10 = set:nin aa extent has
been iu'tetca wlth e.ss dost5nss o
lux aid alarualug character. 'lieso teach!pgs
unssitls the oplntous and atle.s .s The conduct
yIco and immortality, produces leseEtlons, esopa-
ments, sdu.tenes, Foundations. and dlYofees
, 1879-05-10
Honest VI. DtRhuncAt Coal Dchiora.
IN The EdIIQI " TAf Tribune.

CHICAGO, MAY 0.-'Thc excavations of pompe!ls
and other great nnd anc!cnt cities hnga been
commented On und talked 'about very tnltch;
but ilo not think tat anY evont OF ancicnt or
modern times bcars with so much weight on the
public mind ut present US thts oHo question, viz:
How can tho majority Of out coal dealers be tn
duccd to riyo tAe!r customers 2, O01 pounds for
ton, At ptl tncsl Compared to this grand prob
lem, all others arc OF but minor import.
Coal ut tito present timu IL very chcap, Hit
wus hIvl, IN price, tue induccment to cleat
would probably not hc so Krcnt.
Now. how doec any one know. when 10 ro-
cctvcs what puEports to os ton of coal. whether
The coal.mcrehant will bay that his aca'cs ntc
all right, aud that his honesty is OH par. THIS
may bu tho caso; but in yIuW OF past cxncttcnco
BY thoso who have been nt tue trouhla to wogh
1t after delivery, tile public 10 uot feel satstled
Professions and PROMISES md crceds VIII mol
do In this ago OF freetl0ln nIu thought. When
ton o! coal Us ordered nnd pa1i lot, t!e EeiBo
wnnt: tue dealer to deliver twonsY hundrod, nns
including the weight Of liz wagon, tlit 0s coal
itscll tls Is the only criterion tat will est the
ruth Ut 0tt.repcated assertions 10 1eEurd to ua
honest anu nan!y character.
This tho public asss und Justly, know Of no
Law tn existence that Gnu prevent any ono from
detnntiaiDg bis Just rights.
The hnnrsty u a majority Of our dealers Inns
been questioned up to ti.e present time, lu re-
gurI to giving full weight.
Ttiuse Of lhcm WIN know they ara honest,
and at all ttmcs art 50, should, in Justice to
themselves. a. wrll ~ liicir patrons, adapt soms
plan or way OF furnishing tlckcts With each do.
liyery-oltstde OF the!r own Jatd--fEom city or
! !ulepeHdeHt scales, The small axtsa lilno or
| Two thu!r customers would bc quite willing to
pay tu 0Tsier 10 be sure Ut receiving an honest
| ton.
l. Hay ID sold in this way; no QUO would th!pk
Of purchasing = ion Of tbls merely having lie
owneta word Instead Of something more r..
| liable from dts!nterested parties.
, 1879-05-10

It should bo bornG III mind that while tho
Democrats now propose to put their political
legislation Into separate bills, rs ttry should
hive done In the first place, they nrc determined
to bold back thu Appropriation bti1s until t.,c
President has passed. uI,uu the othrr bills.
This Is the unconstitutional tne;!ncr. IL is
threat tllat unless these hills are signed there
shall be no appropriations Of .iic money thu
people have paid tn for tlln support Of the Coy
rrnulnnt. 1t Is thu sarilo revolutionary pro.
cceding In ! different forM.
, 1879-05-10
Giving DlCntf1cIl Mann tn tilc I:acIxlown.
Mobile fdiu.} kiatsfer tDtna.>.


60 far rs NC know, the people Of Kunsns ilaye
no desire to promote this cxodts; they rive no
countcnancc TO my ta'sc representations tl,at
may bc made to tie negroes to indltco them to
inmtgratc; an tho contrary, they desire tint
the negroes should know the exact iacts tn tl...
case, and shallld understand the inuvtab!e hard
slips they must encounter bs coming here In MI
utterly destitute condition. Hut. on The other
lu,,l, they will turn no mat. back who seeks
uur Stnto us rcfuEcc from what 10 him bus The
force OF oppression. II destitute pcup1e fec.
ing cyeu frol1, imaginary cvs-tAG victims of
fear mil upprchcnslU1-cotnc among us asking
for homes md a el,nncc to work, We shall do
our best to take care OF lhetu.
, 1879-05-10
who docs not bclevo that tho State can bo car
r!ed for tho Rcnublican candidate next yeat, aud
this ts tho spirit which brings tuccess,
Wly They tintn tt,a Army.

L@EesHH0H EafHHtEfEtdt Una. Rfr,1,
Tic atfcctai!on Ut belief that tho Republicans
want to employ the bayonet III Southern e,ce-
lions, ann arc making fight on tlas, Is not ony
false, It IS nbsurl. Tho Republicans know
That this Congress IL Democratic, and counts tLo
votes ot States in tic next Presidential election.
AMI must not hnye an excuse to throw out a
Htate. Still they must draw tho line Of resht.
nncb 10 tho prctansons Of the Solid South eomo-
whgrc, and they would draw It on tho use Of
Federal Supervisors at Congressional elections,
That ia the last ditch. II II is nat defended tic
pn1ft lcal status Of tic North will be th4t OF q
province of thy Southern confedeFacy. The real
Southern trouble With the army fs not that Of
It's employment Mt tho polls, hut ~ the army is
Nntlota. Il ia, IN the Southern sense, sectional,
Tie Confederate policy toward tho army Is to
reduce It's dimensions and disorgantze 1t II ex-
cusc ur opportunity can By found, and uacn
tns atn1, a1 eauip Il uh Conisdsra.o IlsHse ehief
tatns. The Confcdcratcs, having returned to
Cohcfcss, desies TO return to the army. T1,cY
wouldn't mind the sword II they hid tic hllt IL
t1lclr hand.
, 1879-05-10
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
Tho Now botanical Gardens.


lu1cAoo May OIL wonder what will be tho
ps31 proposition with regard to the Lake Park.
" you not think IL rather cool, even for this
olss1f Season, just upon tho heels Of begging
poN'tT-owncrs on Michigan avenue to ask Tho
psttacge OF taxing themselves to make boule-
,n, which Is to serve every one In thu city as
..sa aSa ~ those who chance to own lots upon t!s
Ngu1Io'9f ltty feet high, tllat Ms. Withhold and
IT, a' i.a aloync niRy collect quarters by exhibits
H. ~ Sale&cns aud monkeyhl We l,nyo Botanic
SSo,ue''-hayc d. aa' bad for years,it South Park. I
inow Mo' Know It IL worthy OF tho na,lc." do
RRsss,lson u, tl1s President Of tic Academy OF
h rua whose name as botanst Is we'll known
- @usooe- ~ veil as in Atnertca. Yours,
KATE N. DA00Err
, 1879-05-10
Hold snutl, ant, Snlii .Sartt,.

C3frriHHa Htraia tRtR).
It took the Confc'lcr.icy aud It's shutHuns
and reTolyers good wl,le to mako II Solid
SOUTH, while with nothing but Its little Con-
Eress it nude Sotil North In six weeks.
, 1879-05-10

nf aprrtn! legislation will cxrtn!n away the
Constitution md make their ttsAcnt controlling,
50 that special legislation, moru vicious from
thr thin Eauzs Of general nlut lndlstsnct terms
Tint cnseEs IL, htall have full power restored In
the State. EnwAnn Aunf,
, 1879-05-10
Drc,lt1fHI.


Dutnfn Eybrsss fRtn.a.
"Davls Is the mani" stut.tly sayR Demo
cratic exchanges We dun. know what Davis
has hceu doing, but It must be dreadful to be
polluted at In tltHt Way.
, 1879-05-10


10 hs Editor AZ The Tribune.
~ sn!o4oo' alny 8.-'rhc horrible accident at
is- IT, .Iemoat Housa yesterday demonstrates the
~ I,.suee W. ot having aiding doors on the CATS
~. ss'ssoss. and seeing that conductors keep
e.sI. 1o'ea Ut the proper times. When tho
ill., , Psoeldcd WITH door Which Is only opened
.MppplhS, hihl closed boloro starting, 1t IL
sab "n5 !oe my ono 10 bo caught betWuca tho
morr 4.ta ~ aay part Ut tic landing. Th!s takes
i IL a Tara anu !, trouble than thu syste'a Reneral-
.is,i .9s4 ot l!ta which occurs from this cause.
1v.ar 1vnm,.1f, Gccldent, resulting IN the loss OF
no. Wna,h.e, h.e, OCCURRED In this ctr two years
tscrntIs "Sn :. uie Elevator ordinance was pnss8a
tush IL VA mistake not to Incorporate
ihs sI ~ ptovlaun fur passullger elevators, aid
us wy IVY ,Conuet! should do 10 at o,lcu. 'i'he1u
ttd4H .,.t~ ts~ passcnkeT elevators In this city pro.
als nrnvt5 aach ns!tte doors. ul,ll wl,c1u they
loles, hax, aa u the easc In several ut our
l. tss .y .iy observation goes. On tl.o cuntrnrv. It
eyea - o.alst @ invarablu custom for conuucturs
don., ~ staft tho elevators beiure clusInv thn
lsnl,nee.a " usu landings. IT. these doors IN tho
haye M t.s nete automatic, the conductors would
cabs, 9o's Ill managing thu doors on tho
i. u. ".
.ne "lsoss Town." mir. lIasrisou9
10 ~ Edltor o| The Trttune-
e,tnIn. '1ay a.-Coming downtown last
low ~; ~S,, overheard thu conversation 9lvun be-
ths ,"s, "ls sapd to you to look up u,,d give 10
R,nasuNs. more especially to that temperance
turnv ss oaFt Ut it who vera 10 active Ia ae.-
eonv.s sotcs 1oT III. Harrison Tor Mayor. Tho
az va y tollows:
wa .,,au aasfi'ou made bull to-day. There
ID ul,re,va'xeeper ul,res,oeeper who keeps place frequent
As oke.y W ooya land It IL In the estimation of
IN hn nil At
, 1879-05-10

{1ftiaMr5 ChHamsrefaf (Rep,j.
The country Ia fully asoused 10 the imuor.
tanccof this struggle. II realizes that tho rights
and liberties Of tue peoplc ara involved. Be-
sdcs. The time has como when tho people Wish
10 know whether a,'ptoprlat ttons arc tu be malo
or not. The assumption TINT the President
must surrender, In order to secure approprfa-
tloas fof the current cxpenses OF the Govern
tncnt. Is not TO be tolerated.. They must bu met
on the GROUND they have chosen; an,l, 30 long
as theY persist in ottsudIng political legislation
in advance Of the appropriation bills, Il will be
better to veto all al,cl. bills. This issue 10 dis
gni'cd, but aeceiscs nv enc. Beside, to
yield on the army question, ID to
encourage them to persist in all else
they have demanded. Tile present contest
will try the llFmness ot the President. lie cau-
not avoid the Issue. and must surrender OF uss
thn veto power freely. III this struggle tho
Deinocrary ato too desperate 10 Gvo quarter.
1'n.r want Ill they hare dcmnnlcd, mud will
struggle dost,eratety fur It. Yielding 10 them
Will result tn no concessions In return. Wo
bopc. therefore. the veto will hc mcrcilesslY in
terpostd, till thcY are made To understand that
they must lllake tic appropriations tie Goycru-
ncnl needs.
, 1879-05-10
A PACIFIC SEASIDE.
Lovrly HantR Monlca, Near Los AnEclcs-4
lir.ith-BnthtnG-FIah


llrsith--Dntl,ing-Flah E-Ilar-
pinrss.
sutcfol Carrfsrondtnre Of Tht Tribune
SANTA MONICA, CAL, April 30.-WLun 5ena-
tor toncs in 1874 dropped down to Los Angeles
from Virginia City. and, looking around, quietly
picked up DC, ,00o-ncre rnHch from needy
spaniard, to whom he pntd s250, 200, he thought
that lie could do himself III greater honor, uor
heston upon hls constituents, and their
unctrs a.d their cousins, aud their nunts 40
greater pleasure than to construct upon this
shining shore ot the Southern California coast
bathing establishment TINT should vln With tho
nosc pretent!ous establishments OF like M
turo in slc East. Well, need not saY to you
that Senator Jones is Il man Of actlon., he
acted In this instance, The result Is that Santa
Monica, "tlle Long Branch OF the Pacific Coast"
Is III established fact. I cau sec two very good
scasons for tllc establishment Of Ibis resort; tho
first has ltn BIRTH III the scu,-tropca1 climate OF
this lovely spot: the second Is tho remarkably
tlnu brach, mitch finer, think, than Santa
Crtlz, Cal., or Long Branch, N. J.-somethIng,
Ii fact, like Newport. Or Cape May. .
a. i's present t!n'r thcre asc comparatively
fuw pconlr hure-a few invRlids from the East,
Il b!nrstp,i British tourist two, l.aif-dozcn
Americans, ustA the scorn Ut SO al people who
tlaiIy run down from Lou Angeles for. d dip In
thu surf. But an told that tho largo hotel
buttt hy Senator Juncs In 1915 is crowded to It's
utmost capacity; thnt excursions, md ptcules
u tourist purttcs are Ut duly occurrence, nlId
Tint they are oil alike, l tlud myualt to be,
attcra few hours s'ay here, full of praiscs, Of
ge,tal atmosphere, thu laughing surf. l regret
to hny tint some Of tem got full of other in-
tueuces which they inbbd ouL Of siass bottle.
But wha. il .lat i, tho "wondcrful c!lma.o Of
sAY.
1was looking over an exhibit Of the tompern-
tuEo Ut santa Monica, and ind the following to
AAyG been Il correct showing Tor ycar, taking
nj I,,t,t,t II 1S7T nrd sir tDnnila In tR1H.
, 1879-05-10
CURRENT OPINION.


= 2I71IHV 3fHFNH3 tEfT.T,
When the country co,lles to elect \ President
next year, 1t will look back to this hour nltd tie
warned against putting q Democrat In the White
uOuge.
, 1879-05-10


The duty on q!niuc IL nnthfug more than
direct tnx upon .hosu who nrc unfortunate
enough to be Emitten with fever, md Ia in tile
interest Of II Philadelphia druestore owned by
Powers d. Wclghtman. It IL an outrage upon
humanity, nnd ,lls.racu to even the lower
forms oi civilization; lt,l we trust ihat every
member OF Congress who r. shameless enough
to rotr against the repeal 0t this A!gll lax upon
sickness will bo pursucd n1,d houndtd through
tue country by the scorn aiNl contempt of thu
public.
Giving n DlEntffcl Mann t0 tic I:achlowrs.
Mobile tdiu.} Htat.ftr (Dtn,.l.
It will be awkward Md lisagrGcusllc to yield
to tho yeto RS thr Republicans cluIm silut illey
have won famous victory; hut every onc must
see, upon calm tcfertlon, ttat to refuse to vote
supplies will he construed as punishment
visited upon The criployes OF ihr Government
nl,i not upon the Republican party. Tlir faut
that tlc President retocs i!ir bill TN tho merits
Of the rcreal.uE rider puts the Democracy upon
hlgh ground. 1t would be- useless to halullcan
tile party with the paltrY revenge oE withhold
Ing supplies. Nothing could t.r gained by such
COURSE, unl much might oc lost.
, 1879-05-10


is77. ptG; e, ,a4Ssty 'sas: .,.gs Dtgi
August .... ....,.,. 80 February. ..b5
Seplcnter.... 49,, ..,.U7 Aafoh.... ...s.......h
Octohrr... ..... .,...u1lAps!l ................hA
N0YemueT... ......G.la!Ey....". .......-. "
nccBsnber. -. ......... .6IJnne. ....,....G6
AyerAEu for ttIu ythr
AycraKu for lh7s-t.....-........ .."... .,.b4
This ts MI excellent showing, a. nnny inY8lldH
have doubtless found. Ileru IL oxcellcnt fssh-
ing urt, nn.i }uatl, duck, hack-talled deer. and
raGb!ts swArtn the inouItain sides and lakns
Ecar at hanu, while within j few miles are attu-
uted tho famous Los Angeles orange orchards,
tllruugt, which tho train wlirls On tta why from
Los Angeles 10 thls lovely city by thu sea.
To-day tic sur!are of tue sua u chin. but the
uYur4rasecss moanils. OF t1ia waves nlaY 10
henr.l Oh thu beach ~ write, WHILE DER the
l,,sprl, Of tlu deep sail t,lnt,y pleasure boats
Lcarl,lg laughing lOads OF excureopsta from
The nrl1hbu5lIlg towns. Sunato7 Joura build1l
tuttur than ls kuow when hu founded baAta
Mu,c;l, n,lli assRro you ! hafe no ulter1ot
motives 1t, atlYsing thu tourist or hcafth.setker
who comes TO California u visit Bauta Monica
by all ttlealls, MsN agreo with INC tlsut tho
ancient stu u paradtss IL found at laAt. Tho
tine fsoIn san Franclsco ts but tWenty,thrco
hours, through splendid country, ulld o7es :
magnificent railroad, over thu fur-famel "loop"
Of thu southern pactc u,l'l through tho Kr6at
Sun Fernando Tunnel to tho ''Ctty OF tho
Angels" ,"--l4os AnKulos,-And thence through
the gardsn Of tile world to Santa Monica,
Sharp County record., 1879-03-27
PASS HIM AROUND.

y "We learn that one j. j. Orr q
wolf in human form, is now stop
ping at our sister town, Bstesvllle.
This buck, last summer, inserted a
local ad. in our paper and like a
thieving wolf sneakcd away without
even thanking the printers tor their
charity. And such deadbeats should
be kindly remembered by the dear
people"
! The above complimentary notice
we copy from the Randolph Scalpei'
The same chap jumped this town
about a month ago. He brought a
woman with him, whom he called his
wife, and has left her here in des-
titute condition. He is an uphol-
sterer by trade, and about six feet
high, weighs about 100 pounds, and
wears a heavy, sandy-colored nous
tache. Pass him around,-Bates-
willie Guard.
Sharp County record., 1879-03-27
OFiyTEREST TO THE PUBLIC.

Public speakers are often annoyed, and
even seriously afflicted with an affection of
the throat, which greatly hindcrs their eff
forts TO entertain and instruct their hear
ers. A slight cold adds to the difficulty,
and sometimes results dlsastrously unless
efficient means be used to prevent. Every
one knows the healing virtuess of honey
and lar, which are found IN all their
strength and purity in the greatest cough
medicine ever prepared. A certain cure for
and lungs is found in Coussens Compound
Honey of Tar which, together with the
golden treasure of the bee, contains the
resnous balm yielded by the pine, combin-
ed with other materials as simple ANA eff
cont. Remember CUussens' Compound
Honey of Tar viii cure your cough. Price
50 cents a bOtCle. For sale by NJ. w.
Wright. 2
Sharp County record., 1879-03-27
HOW TO BUILD UP YOUR
TOWN.

\ Every time you get a chance cusS
out the city government,
! Whenever you get in crowd,
abuse the merchants and swear they
are a thriftless set Of men with no
enterprise.
When you want bill of dry goods
or groceries send off for them.
When you want a buggy or wagon,
order that from some other place,
and break down your own manu-
factories.
When you want to build a house,
send off tor workmen and starve out
your own mechanics.
Every chance you get make 1t a
point to let the people know your
city or town has the mcanest set OF
lawyers and doctors in the world.
! Always make it a point to abuse
your neighbors and let the people
know you have the most selfish and
lmeanest class Of citizens ofall places
on the top side of the globe.
Always borrow your county paper
and thereby cheat the publisher cut
Ioi a subscriptlon.-~Ex.
Sharp County record., 1879-03-27
TO THE PUBLIC.

The undersigned will hereafter
conduct a general land agency bust
ness, including, besides the purchase
and sale of lands, the securing of
homesteads, donating Of lands, OBJ
tanning Of patents, &c. | have all
the necessary blanks and full instruc-
tions for proceeding in all cases.
Ny fees will be moderate, and terms
easy. All business entrusted to me
will receive prompt attention.
Resp'y, J, W. BUCKLEY.
Sharp County record., 1879-03-27

out the bore,-Vicksburg Herald.
Lock the door quietly, and let in no
more.--Crystal Springs Monitor
Then we'll lay on the sofa aud have
q good snore.--Ex. About this sub
iect don't make such a rOar,--Brook-
haven Ledger. Never say that Till
you can add no mOre.-LOuisville
Democrat. Don't raise up our coat
for our "breeches" are tore. Pine
Bluff Press. Put on "patch" as
you've done before.--Little Rock
Democrat.
But patch upon patch shows pow
erty, sure,
Sharp County record., 1879-03-27
JCUT HESITATE.

We have no hesitency in recommending
Cousens Compound Honey OF Tar us an un-
failing remedy for coughs and colds as we
can give the most substantial and wrightv
evidence as to its virtues. Ii has cured
thousands, and its increasing popularity is
abundant proof that it is appreciated in Il
vigorous cline whore coughs, colds and
diseases of the throat and lungs abound. If
YOU wish to OBTAIN spec ty relief from these
affections remember that Coussens' Com
pound Honey of Tar is the best remedy III
the world, and is only 50 cents bottle. For
sale by NJ w. Wrigbt. 2
Sharp County record., 1879-03-27
REWARDS FOR CRIMINALS.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,


LITTLE Rock, ARK, Feb 2S, lS79.S
The practice of applying to the executive
for offers of reward for the apprehension of
criminals has grown TO such an extent as
to require some regulation. 1t is the duty
of t proper executive officers of the To-
caItv to see chat offenders against the law
are duly proceeded against, arrested and
held tor trial; aud unless in the case of a
criminal who has fed the state, it is only
when every measure necessary in order to
an arrest has been faithfully and presi2t-
entity pursued without sncCesS, that the
offer of reward becomes justified.
In the future it will ordinarily be neces-
sary that applications for rewards be ac-
cOmpanied by the written statement Of the
prosecuting attorney for the Judicial dis
tIict, or in any case Of his absence from the
county, by the sheriff, clerk, 0r other prop
er county official, setting forth the circum-
stances of the otfense, together with a
statement which should proceed from the
sheriff, Of an adequate search or pursuit.
and the reason why the offender cannot be
arrested in the ordinary course. Except III
particular cases, no regard can henCefOrth
be paid TO applications for rewards, unless
upon compliance with these requirements
W.K. MyLLFR,
Governor.