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Sharp County record., 1879-06-12
LEGAL News.

atluoFo Vi IitiP eOILlOt NeO w
gining to complain of dry weather.
z,--Croquet is now the most popu-
lar amusement with the people of
Evening Shade and vicinity.
AS wheat harvesting progresses
the farmers continue to express sat
isfaction with the promised yield of
gram.
The funeral of the late Mrs.
Mollie Williams will be preached at
the NJ. Z. church in this place, next
Sunday, by Rev. B. F. Hall.
Two men from North Missouri
have been purchasing cattle in this
vicinity during the past week. They
purchased about fifty head from DR..
Cox of this place,
--Messrs. J. G. and D. n. Hud-
dleston made trip to Spring river
this week, and ratp9rnHd
OF Jne nneSt cat fish we have ever
seen in the state, a single one weigh
ing fifty six pounds,
The members of the cornet
band seem to improve as musicians
with each successive hour Of prac-
tice. They made very favorable
display in concert with the Bailey
troupe one evening this week.
The Bailey theatrical troupe
gave two exhibitions here this week,
and were favored with good audien-
ces. Unlike most travelling "shows," "
they endcavor to give satisfaction to
those who attend their exhibitions
and therefore merit the success with
which they meet.
Tho Church News, a monthly
publication recently established at
Bate8ville, by Rev. J. W. Boswell,
is neatly printed sheet, and con-
tains considerable well written orig
inal and selected matter 1t is de-
voted to the cause Of religion. The
subscription price is sixty cents per
year.
The following is list Of letters
received and not called for, during
the past week, at the Evening Shade
postoffice:
Miss Sarah Barnes. Samuel Blagg, " E
| Bourland. L A Douthard, Robt Emberson
VIM Fry. j N George, John l. Jones, Wm
NJ Jordan. J P Johnson, b Lane, G z Mo-
ser. Sallie Mullins, w T Norris, L NJ Oil
yer, James Qualls g. Louisa Rodgers, ) X
Richie, Ella G Smith, T A Tillman. ii [
Williams 2, J Withrow, w D White.
| Mr.. r. E. HuddlestOn, county
examiner, requests US to state that
there will be a public examination
| of teachers at the court house II
this place on Saturday, June ZSth
| All teachers desiring certificates are
requested to be present at that time
| --Messrs. Simpson and BOYD
arents for the Hill Home nurseries
Tadmor, Ohio, arrived here last Sat
urday, and are taking orders To-
stock in their line. They mak'
choice French varieties a specially
and coming, as they do, we'll recon
mended by their home press ant
and citizens, as we'll as by the peo
pie of different sections where the.
| have canvassed, they will doubtles
receive a considerable patronage Il
this portion of the country
Sharp County record., 1879-06-12
jStTnzJ Notice.

Taken up as a stray, by Benz, +. Ander-
son, and posted before VIM RulloeSj a
Justice of the peace for Union township,
Sharp county, Ark, one sorrel mare, about
years old, star in forehead. Whit sire ak
on nose, some whlte hairs on body, ABOUT
AZ hands high; had on medium size bell
was shod in front; valued at $40 THIS may
18th, 1919. T. j, DAVIDSON, Clerk,
Sharp County record., 1879-06-12
StTaY Notice,

Taken up as a stray, by w. c. Williams.
and posted before A. n. Sasseen, a justice
of the peace for orRichwOodstownship, Sharp
county, Ark, Que bright bay mare, sup
posed to be years old; valuedsat $50. Also,
one brown mare. about 4 years old, three
white feet. snip on nose; valued at so.
This May 9th, 1919, t. j. DAvIDsoD,,
4i-3 Clerk
Sharp County record., 1879-06-12
Church DirecOry,
EVENING SHADE.

ME Chmch, South: Preachin0fh dndtbim
.abbdths In each month. PraBr-aeetinG d"g
lectme ercy U'cdHrSday right. NB tmteadG,
= c.. .BQptist Chmch: Preaching Pc9rd Nog' SAP
bath and Saturday Hight before, in Mcl ppRF'
b + Hotoyd pastor. PrcstUcri@n ChWTt r.
Preaching tomth Sabbat IN each month "
Church at 8 Gcl0ck u p Hchie, SW,t.
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RedempH0n Notices.

Redeemed by Jane Barnes, April both
1879. pt Of Sc of ne Or sec 10, tp Is ncrth.
range west, for Sl,G5.
Redeemed, by Louisa Knghton. May 5th'
1919, the Sc of sw or sec ., tp Ii n0rth,
range west, for Sl2.
Redeemed, By W. T. Williams. May 9th.
1879, the Sc Of Sc or sec %, tp Is north, range
west, for $50. This May 18th, 1919.
45-3 r. j. DAVIDSON, Clerk.
Sharp County record., 1879-06-12
SCcistisS-
EVENING SHADE.

Rprd Chapter. No 80. h. 4. ", MEETS thim
Sat,uday In redch month. 80. Ereuing Shqde
Lodge, 80 143, H. r. T. 4. ". meets Sdtmdag
niqLt betop the first Sabbdb in edch month.
Brcr LOdgc, No ~. L. q. q. f., meets Fridag
nights Semi-mOHthlH
Sharp County record., 1879-06-12
W0r2l3n0 OTdcT.

Sharp circuit court, on the chancery side
August term, 1879.
Ella Swerny against Preston Sweeny.
The defendant, Preston SwrenY, is warned
to appear in this court within thirty days,
and answer the complaint of plaintiff, Ella
{. Rweeny. /. j. DAYIDSOn, CLERK.
This MaY 29th, 1919 4S-4
Sharp County record., 1879-06-12
DENOCRAT.
PuJiished Dai'yad U'cch'g, BY
BLOCHER q MITCHELL.
Terms Of SNbScriptiOn

Terms Of subscription.
DaiIy, per- gear tby mGil 800
EHy cents per month JOr tcs8 pcri0d.
Ueckly per gear 81 5O
In ciab$ Of ten %
A lire State paper, liberal and progressive.
Actre caprasscrS drc Waatcd for the weckly
Democrat. Libcral commission aIlo'rcd to good
men. .lddress BLOCHER G HIICHELL,
Litle H0lk. .lrk.
Sharp County record., 1879-06-12
SCHOOL FUNDS,

Below is given the aMoGnt Of
public money due each school dis.
trict in Sharp county, at the present
tlme, to-wit:
Sharp County record., 1879-06-12
NAV he do
tiled upon shou.
EVENING SiIANJ hing

Hayum Ridgc: Doily; my5ref Gpm; de-
parts at 8 I'm.
La Crosse: DailU GjTjrcs at 3 M; dcPd'1'
at 6 pm, a.,
BdtewiVc: Semj-wccklG dryjs ri" War
rHle .H0hdGys amt 1hWHddys 0J m; dcpdri1
ria P0ik BqyOa ThWBdays dW Fgaw. 7 Il M.
MWtR's Crcpk, ria Isb Flat: jlkIG GIrT'S
Uedaesddy al & p M; dopayts 1WiGy I M
Sharp County record., 1879-06-12

The above statement has been
carefully prepared for the benefit Of
directors and teachers. The poll
tax and otAer revenue will be ap-
portioned tC the several districts at
the July taTm Of the county court,
and can be used to pay teachers
after that time.
EeSp'y, I. J. SPURLocK,
County Treasurer.
Sharp County record., 1879-06-12

We aJall u sttf5ltty' 2 sf5fa' iisi';' yl4zg
we have just had our saw mill over
hauled and thoroughly repaired by
J. B. Green and John WilkerSon,
experienced workmen, and we are
now prepared to furnis sh lumber Of
all kinds, on short notice and at low
rates for cash. All in need Of lumber
will ind it to their interest to give
us call, We would also recommend
MesQrs. Green and Wilkerson to
those having machinery to repair,
as competent to perform all such
work in the best manner.
Resp'y, O. HENRY & Sons.
Sharp County record., 1879-06-12
Official Dir9ctory-
DISTRICT AND CIRGTIT.

Congressman. J0Wth district. 49,. 7 W GHRter
Stafr Senator, %com district. II b JHdkps
Circuit Judge, Him cjrcHH. ....,, n II PowcH
Prosecuting .IHy, Him cir. . ChqricS C0fB
Sharp County record., 1879-06-12
DR.. GEORGE TURNER,
. z n r T 3 t,

Pocahontas, Ark, All work in
the dentistry lipc performed in the most
scientific manner. GHd on reasondbic terms.
No ,rtra charge for risitiRg persons dbrodd.
Sharp County record., 1879-06-12
EVENIEgl lsiEApE,
Court Dire)St9ry-
SHARP COUNTY,,

SHARP OGUEFY, a.,
Circ,dt Sec9ad Monday 1n FeprM,SSu ,Su",', ""a
1ugHst. -, County: FIRST -NqS.lay ~ yn. y""'a jrIi
1Hf, Jniy and october, motAS,0bate; fVV@'
Monday in EcJrnoA NsAeedBlBet VIE ddBalBet'' an" -'''I
CcWOT nav ba dow
Sharp County record., 1879-06-12

WANTED.-A No. l Garden at the
Evening Shade Roll Factory. In
quire at Sbarp's Mills or this Office,
43-tf
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rrg Noy, Cortr.l coal comranv's
on,,, al ro,,,rt makes O cbaacfpl evbib-
i ofits financial condition The Cn,n-
barIanl Ns,os ascribes much Of the
companv's success 10 the ,nanaeem at
Of t,e MINING department bv the su-
nerintendent Malcolm Sinclair. ESQ,
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Smash " oo a,, NH0'H1n5' I''H
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n.y. anu subsequently u 'A0 O0DS0'-
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E'z'oaa1.wrg, Jan. =, 1919.
, 1879-03-02

came with articles OF impeachment Ihefun
was circulated about the hall OF me aoune s ite
the judiciary Committee had decided aIteI .iJ -
meeting to-day that III: Seward mEn. ?1i.aa -i,st
upon his rights as sn American dt1zen, ~, nas LA
he books IN question were private oo2hs: aIo
need not be presented. Springer accosualtEl9
Submitted from his Committee the seso!u114n h;a
ri 1mneach1ucpt. he Was unfortunate ~ ~
Vine for his partisan attempt as other memosls,
whether friendly to Seward OF not, desica o:c. 70
Gernie The time to more important ous.ness.
Accordingly The question OF consideration was
,-,ised between the impeachment a1teIIip1 aaa
1he motion 10 60 to the Speakers table, and
S.'-;nrer G., vas again defeated by the enormous
vote of Isl 5eas to 20 nays.
1890 i. II.
snringer. at this hour after repeated defeats,
aqa,n attempted 10 force the attempted i'm
ncsrhmcnt Of Minister Seward upon an unwilling
HOUSE. Finally he Was cut of by motion TO
raSe 4 recess until $50 s. m. this Sunday
rnorning, which will probably cary.
1.@ L. n
Springer was again defeated in his ATTEMPT to
inpeach Seward. and the House took recess
uutll $3.50 this {Sunday) morning. The vote
was along the party line, Democrats enough be-
inc absent, drunk, or tired to enable the Kepub-
ucans TO carry the recess
, 1879-03-02

outragcously partisan that 1t startled even such
malignants as Mcmahon aud Springer. The
document could not have been more bigoted,
unfair, preiudieed, or partisan had either of
those gentlemen prepared it. Potter, while
ambitious of q reputation for fairness, has
quite exceeded all his partisan colleagues
in the preparation OF this document. The most
significant point about it is, that the cphers are
scarcely noticed. Springer is understood to be
preparing separate paper on the ciphers, in
which he will maintain that the name Of the
lae Democratic stand2rd-bearer is vindicated'
aud that 1flden is shown to have had no knowl-
edge Of or participation in any attempted frauds
The scapegoat theory is to be fully elaborated.
The Republicans members since they have
read this partisan document have been zealousls
at work in the preparation Of minority report,
which will probably be ready for SUBMISSION 10
the House Monday.
70 The Hf.t<rn A.,oetat<d Prtss-
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 1-Aa1cI1tT ana ana
minority reports OF the Potter Committee Will
be made public On Monday.
, 1879-03-02
FIRES.
LAKE FOREST.


LAKE FOREST, ILL.,, March 1.-The Oldest edi-
fee Of Lake Forest University took fire to-day,
and in very short time was entirely consumed.
Tho fire was first discovered By two college
students driving by in sleigh, VIII, saw some
smoke issue from the roof, and gave the alarm
to the students and Professors seated at the
dinper-table The fire BY that time was already
raging in the attic, but had no: Jet found it's
way through the roof. In few minutes,
however, the south side Of the build
ing was all a1ame. No efforts
to save the building could hare
ayailcd. The students Immediately went
to work to save the clothing, books, furni-
ture, and other yaluables, and, aided bT the
people OF. the town, they. succeeded in saving
the largest portion Of the movable property,
although much Of even this was injured in the
haste and confusion. Principal Sabin and fami-
ly being absent in Chicago, President GREGORY
and buildings. The woodsheds behind the Acad-
emy were soon On fire, through the intense heat
Of the main structure, but the bara
and the immense piles OF fireTood io
the back yard we're saved The furniture saved
was Immediately transferred to the hotel h1ild-
inc, which Is just now unoccuDied, and In the
evening the Executive Committee made ar
ranecments with Prof. Weston, OF Highland
Park, for the renting OF the spacous mouse west
of the college grounds, and known as the
Dickinson Home, so that the students Of the
Academy will not suffer anT interruption III
their course of study, but continue their rcclta-
tions on: Monday or Tuesday.
The building burned 1,os vas erected at an o1ig. M
iual cost of about S15,u00, and vas Insured for
So ,uO, The loss and damage Of furniture is en-
rirely covered By the insurance and the Execusite
Committee will at once 90 to work to secure
the erection Of . substantial brick building, to
be larger and more convenient for the students
than the former was
The building was handsome frame structure.
four stories IN hight, with q frontage OF about
seventy-dye feet, in the centre OF park OF ten
acres. 1t was. OF large dimensions, and,
so remodelcd and altered IS to be almost new
building. There we're two entrances in front
| opening into towers ut the corner. The base
mcnr was devoted to the heating apparatus,
din;ng-,a!l, laboratory, kitchens, etc. Ga the
main floor were the large study hall, recitation
rooms, parlors. and rooms devoted to slowing
the philosophical apparatus. The upper h:.o.s
were used as sleeping apartments for the Fac
7,1tv stfrdants
, 1879-03-02
AT COLUMBUS. o.

COLUMBUS, O., March 1.-William Manypen-
ny's extensive warehouse was totally destroyed
by FIRE tonight, including its contents, consist
ins Of S0,Oc0 bushels of corn, GOO bushels Of
malt, go barrels Of s:earIne, and considerable
flour. The loss will be between $4,000 and
$1010o0, which is partially covered hy insurance,
taIncd at this hour. The fire was evidently the
work OF an incenliary.
Five fires have occurred tonight, and the
street warer-plugs have been found open,
which leads the police to believe that pTecon-
certcd effort has been made by thieves to burn
the eastern section Of The city so as to ptunder
in other sections.
, 1879-03-02
THE TRUNK MYSTERY.

THE TRUNK MtSlEh1" - .
BosroS, Mass, March 1.-DetectIVes ealm - -
hare discovered BY label on the trunk ID W.T. -
was found the body Of the murdered "e"ag ag ~
Lynn, Mass, that the trunk was '.en,s eesa.ta =
Everett about the 1ss OF February hy Emetto1 ~
express. Emertou positively identities ,,.es ,.ss
trunk as one be took from I house IN P1sse Hsr.
OF Essex street In this city between Th;s
risou avenue aud Washington street named
was done by order ot nan ae.sn. nar
osborn, who is employed in. rest1s st9er
rant here, and the exc'ess11an, he
deteining the trunk day or tNo oecanSg ~ S1,ee,
could not get his freight on some ONE. e gE1t,ett
finally delivered it to Mr. buz1ell o. 19 nst,orn
Turing It's detention both Buzze1l and s.r v a.
exhibited such marked concern md an11ss, Ttr a.
to attract the expressman's attention. ane .
pressmau fully Identifies the trln6. ..n, This
The czpressman, uoon close ezam3nan!vr1 a!nr m tha
morning, concluded the trunk containtns hs
body OF the woman only resenbied 1ne a1s
had carried from Boston
, 1879-03-02
BLODGETT.
THE COMMITTEE REPORT.
Enxr{rI Thsnt15eh to The T{ih4sns.

6p[E7a& 1AANa&~* ~ AAe 3tsAE@ht~
WASHINGTON. D. C., March 1-Midnieht-
There has been great excitement here to-day
among Judge Blodeett's friends On account OF
rumors as to the character Of the report to be
submitted By Proctor Knott to the Judiciary
Committee Tint report Was not completed
until o'clock this morning, although, Of course,
the conclusions at which Knott *as TO arrive
we're determined some time since- What the
conclusions are be has kept with remarkable
skill to himself, but it was known Late last
night and this morning among those who nave
been more sctive in presenting 1ne case
against Blodeett, that Proctor knott hao
decided report to e1onerafe Judge bloo"ett
as to some Of the charges, TO censure nun as 10
others, and SO frame the report as to make II 81
least indirectly appear that the "three young
men who iustigated the proceedings were
JUSTIFIED IN THEIR COURSE,
and that the evidence taken WAS not such Is TO
warrant a recommendation OF impeachment
Had Mr.. Knott been able to give to The tcsu-
rnony of Hesing full credence, his report would
have been more severe
This at least, is the best accredited 1nforna-
ton that can be obtainablc-
This morning the Judiciary Committee met,
hnr Has occupied NUMBER Of hours In the con-
e{deratfon Of the case OF Minister Seward, sub
mitted by the House to that Committee last
n,cht for immediate report The report OF
Knott mas
READ TO THE SUBCOMMITTEE
during the afternoon, and an Intellectual al
tempt made to have a meeting OF the
whole Committee a similar attempt
made this evening to call the
whole Committee together has proved inef-
tec,ual, and at this hour, midnight, Knott says
that it is not now probable that he will convene
the Committee before Monday morning. Mean
while the most rcsolutc and untiring efforts
ere to be made on the part OF Judge Blodgett's
friends here, especially By two Chicago
LAWYERS, Charles Il. Reed and u. u.
T.,omnsop, of the firm Of Williams &
Thompson, to ascertain both what the
conclusions of Knott are, and, If they arc as
unfarorablc as is generally believed, to induce
the full Committee to decline to adopt such
resort. What the success of these efforts will oe
IS NOT KNOWN,
but Gen. Butler and 3{r. IInde, members
OF tie Committee, have both said that it
would be better for Judge Blodgett to have
a recommendation OF impeachment made than
such q report as Enutt Is believed to have pre-
pa,cd. Gen. Butler, indeed, in speaking Of
ihr case, referring TO some OLD toofi
.ac.dcnt, said: .' Let him DC hanged OF &C
c,.:i;cd.:' An impeachment, it is urged, wou!c
erable judge Slodpctt to secure Tind'ca'
tivo, While a : rcp4x. .~of the charae
ter reported to Lave ceen mace %
Knott would east i,npu:atIons upon his Judlcla
character wi.ho:t providing any means Tor &C
5e'+c a. rc.iv. iItrc are very stsooS 1uotca
t:uas that Proctor Knott
WILL rE oysRECLED,
.y.us a.. ~.eor4 L.f %l,A. ,rho}a Tona a.niftef
, 1879-03-02
POTTER7S REPORT.
/ PURELY PARTISAN DOCUMENT.

WASHINGTON, D. C., March 1.-The state
ment fndustriouslY circulated in this mornings
general dispatches to the effect that the report
submitted BY Clarksou Potter to the Potter
Committee vas not partisan enough, has e1-
Sted much amusement among the Republican
members Of the C ommittee- The truth is that
the document prepared bJ Potter is 60
, 1879-03-02
CAEU AITIES.
ANOTHER SNI-ASH-QP.
knsrfrf pisrs1fch tn T1r Tr{otue

Hpscjn{ Dispatch to 1ae TJ7oE1E-
FORT WAYNE, 1n1., March Ia serious ecci-
dent occurred at 10 o'clock this morning on the
Pittsbure, Fort Wayne tS Chicago Railway at
Valparaiso. 4 PASSENGER train bound east col
lded with freight train standing on the side
track, owing to misplaced switch. D. Mon
roe, fireman, WAS killed almost instantly. be-
ing scaldcd to death. His body vas found
under the tender OF his engine. John
Roncy, engineer of the passenger engine, was
80 badis scalded that he died at 6 O'Clock this
evening. William r. Touraee, his fireman, was
seriously hurt, but will survive. All the victims
lived III Fort MaYne- Their bodies were
brought here tonight
, 1879-03-02

A still! alarm to Engine Company at 6:45
last evening was caused by fire in an uooccu-
: pied building at No. 1T Desplaines street.
Damage nominal. Cause, small boys playing
With matches.
, 1879-03-02

LIVERPOOL, March 1--:Arriged, Adriatic,
from New York
NEW YoRk, Mazch 1.-Azziyed, We7sr, fzoro
Bremen.
, 1879-03-02

New YORK, March 1.-surTivoTs OF the
schooner David Il. Iolck, Capt Sawyer,
wrecked at Barnegat, make serious charges
against the management OF the lifc-saving sta
lions in that peighborhood. One Of the lost
seamen named June, belonged to. Bass Island.
Lake Erie.
, 1879-03-02

NEW ToRK, March 1.-PatricS AcGough,
driving hack across the rapid transit track on
Atlantic avenue, BROOKLYN, was struck By
twentieth victim.
, 1879-03-02

Debt less cash in Treaxu1J, Feb. l. '7a-
Increase during February.
Bonds Issued 10 the Pacific Railroad
Companies. interest parable In lawful
money, principal outstanding. :---.---..
Interest accrued ard not ret paid --....-.
Interest paid by the United States .-..-.:
Interest repaid by the transportation Of
Balance OF interest paid bJ the United