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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-11

Ha sido nombrado professor de la
escuela pdblica de Utuado D. Angel
Vicente Sanchez Moreno de Miguel,
con el sueldo anual de l,700 pesetas,
|25O para casa y $3.50 para material.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-11
privacion de empleo y separation de
servicio 8 o6ciales del ejercito.

6crVlclO OHclaleS uel eJercltO.
Han sido nombrados: faluero de
la seccion de esta capital Ramon
Bosch, licenciado de Ia Armada
aduanero del Resguardo D. Rafael
Colon, sargento llcenciado del ejer-
cito
Han sido nomhrados contador de
Ia aduana de Naguabo D. Jesus NJ.
Perey6 y para identica plaza en- la
de Aguadllla D. Angel SAM. Apro-
bada la perlnuta solicitada por Don
Nicolas Redecilla y D. Jose Martinez,
oiciales cuartos que prestan sus SER
vicios respectivamente en- las admi-
nistraciones de Rentas de esta capi.
tai y Mayagiiez.
Por R. 0. de 20 de mayo Sc de-
claran exentos de! pago de los dere-
chos de arancel, asu Importation en-
Puerto Rico, los libros que, con des.
tino 4 los rcgistros de Ia propiedad
de esta provincial, han de contratar-
Sc previa pdblica subasta.
Reproduciremos en- otro n1Tsero
una Real Orden que trae la GacetG
de hoy y que interesa q las classes
pasivas.
Ell 2l del corriente tendra lugar
la subasta de Ia conduccion diaria de
la correspondence Official y p1blica
entire Humacao y Guayalna y vice
versa.
Ell acto Sc verifcara simultanea-
mente en- la Administration de Cor
reos y en- las de los mencionados
pueblos.
Por la secretaria de este Ayunta-
!. miento Sc anuncia la vacante de la
plaza de srquitecto municipal dotads
con $500 anuales; la de sobrestant
segundo de obras municipales e
$3.50 una escuela elemental de
ciudad y ell remate del suministr(
lnedicinas y sangdijuelas a enferl
pobres que Sc celebrara Ell lS :
corriente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-11

Ha silo nombrada en- propiedad
maestro de Bayamon d. Estefana
Bacon, con ell sueldo anual de 100
pesetas, $50 para casa y l25 para
material.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-11

La Gaceta de aoy inserta una Real
Orden sobre imposition de penas de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-11

Reproduciremos en- otro ndmero
una Real Orden que trae la GacetG
de hoy y que interesa d las classes
pasivas.
Sharp County record., 1879-02-27

a gentleman writing from Grant
City, Iowa, to the Van Buren (Ark.)
Argus, says;
If you had more home correspon-
dents, and they would take an inter
est, in ascertaining facts and figures
ofinterest to non-residents, and then
after reading the paper, send it to
their friends in the East and North,
to be read and re-read by dozens of
inquirers after homes, believe you
would soon see the greatest food OF
immigration into Western Arkansas
ever witnessed in any country.
Hard times, debts, mortgages, dis
satisfaction, and lack Of employ
ment, caused by bad administration
and financiering Of the government,
are driving thousands west and
south to hunt homes; and a preju-
dice which has existed against Ar
kansas on account of ignorance and
misrepresentation, is beginning TO
wear off, and these people hesitatlng
between the sands of Nebraska, the
wild, uncertain praries of Kansas
without timber, and the long abused
but healthful, we'll timbered, well
watered, fruit-growing lands Of Ar
kansas, and little effort and pans
on the part of the residents would
disabuse their minds and start them
for Western Arkansas.
Sharp County record., 1879-02-27

called for his son, lad Of some l6
summers, to assist him, and made
the remark: "Joe, feel for his
heart" and shortly after the remark
was made, Burrow received a wound
in his left side just below the fifth
rib, supposded to have been made
by knife. Burrow managed to get
back to his house and DR.. Walters
was Immediately sent for who sue
ceeded in dressing his wound. Had
docks three sons are undor arrest
and are now undergoing preliminary
examination before Squire Wood al
this place. The father Of the boys
is still at large.
Sharp County record., 1879-02-27
Keep GEIRD.

A bad cold or cough, the most insiduous
of all the evils which inflict mankind, read
lily yields to CouSsens' Compound Honey of
Tar, aud practical test Of its virtues has
never rallied to convince the most skeptical
that it is the best remedy ever offered the
public for coughs, colds and all diseases Of
the throat and lungs. The editor Of one
of our religious papers says that friend Of
that he experienced more benefit from
the use of Coussens' Compound Honey Of
Tar, than from Ill the various remedies
tried. If you have bad cold or cough, re-
member that Coussens' Compound Honey
of Tar will speedily relieve you. 1t is sold
by NJ, W. Wright at 80 cents a bottle. l
Sharp County record., 1879-02-27
Laao TO Protect Newspapers.

l. Subscribers who do not give express
notice to the contrary, are considered wish
ing to continue their subscription,
9. If subscribers order the discontinuaDce
of their periodicals. the publishers may
continue to send them until all arrears are
paid.
g. II subscribers neglect or refuse to take
their periodicals from the Office to which
they arr directed, they are he I'D Responsible
till they have settled their bills and ordered
them discontinued.
4. If subscribers move to other places
without informing the publishers, and the
paper is sent to the former direction, they
are held responsible.
5. The courts have decided that refusing
to take newspaper from the Office, or re-
moving and leaving them uncalled for. Is
prima tdcie evidence of Intentional fraud.
g. Any person receiving a newspaper and
making use Of it, whether he ordered it or
not. is held to be a subscriber,
T. If Subscribers pay IN advance, they are
bound to give notice to publishers, at the
end of their time, if they do not wish to
continue the paperl otherwise the publisher
is authorized to send it on. and then Sub
soribers are responsible until an express
notice, with payment of all arrears, is sent
to the publisher.
Sharp County record., 1879-02-27
Clippings.

Jacksonport Herald: A telephone
is to be placed between Newport
and Jacksonport for the accommoda-
tion of the business men of both
places. Considering that the whole
apparatus complete will not cost ex-
ceedng fifty dollars it is surprising
that some one has not embarked in
the enterprise before this. Mesa
yes can be transmitted at the rate OF
cent a word, and this is less than
half the cost Of telegraphing. Let
the machine be e.put up and set ago
ing at once.
Newport News: Sixteen hundred
and forty-eight bales of cotton were
shipped on the Iron Mountain road
from this place last month, Not as
good a showing as usual. owing to
the bad weather, but then it beat any
town on the line of the road.----
Bob Norman met with severe ac-
cident at Kennels mill one day
last week. While at work with the
edge saw his right hand got caught
therein, cutting it between the first
and second fingers to the wrist, and
completely severing that portion of
the hand,
Clay County Courior: Bill Brim-
mage, of Cherokee Bay, who for
a time kept a saloon here, was tried
for hog stealing at the recent term
of the Randolph Circuit Court, found
guilty and sentenced to the peniten-
tiary for one year.---John Creek,
who was tried before the same court
for murder in the first degree, escap'
ed with conviction Of mansIahgh-
ter, and was sent to the penitentiary
for six years.
Salem fnformer: A sad affray
occurred on Pine Hill in Benton
township, about four miles north
west of Salem, Saturday evening
last, between Josiah Haddock and
Rev. ]. @. Burrow, in which the lat-
ter received an ugly woufd In the
side, from which ii is feared he will
not receiver, fhs particulars 30 far
as We have been able 10 learn, are
as fulle*sl
On Saturday evening ttsddoeE
called OH Burfew and invited him
to go out to his (Bhfto!w's) barn, and
while there q quarrel ensusd Hhd
the two tnen shlered Tito q rough
and tumble fight. BuffOw was aegas
to get the best Of Hsdaegh when be
Sharp County record., 1879-02-27
EVENING SHADE
ITGH S CE OOI4.

The second annual session will open
on the first Monday in September,
1878. The session will be divided
into two terms, the second term
commencing on the first Monday
in January, 1879.
Tuition per month"; payable 1T the
close of each month, S1.50 to SO
Languages, extra, per term, So
Incidental fee, " " soc
Boarding, per month, % to BIO
Pupils will be charged from dats
Of entrance to- close OF term.
For further information address
The Principal, or President Board
Vt Trustees, Evening Shade, Ark.
w. p. MoKIE, Principal.
Sharp County record., 1879-02-27
Otis SWEET TO LOVE, BUT OH nov
BITTER"

Their acquaintance began auspiciously
beautiful, amiable and interesting. Her
loyeiness excited the admiration Of all who
knew her. and il is not strange that after
few NEE ings the aurora of love irradiated
his skies, and he waodered in a blissful
dream of happiness, His wooing progressed
favorably, and might have terminated suc-
cessfully. had he not told his love in avOice
which sent u shuddPr through her frame.
and produced feeling of revulsion fatal to
his homes. He should not have appeared in
the refined presence of hls lady love when
labOring under tbs DISADVANTAGE of a bad
cold, when he could haxe lid himself OF it
so easily by the use of Conssens' Compound
Honey of Tar never falling remedy for
coughs, colds and all diseases vt the throat
and lungs. Price 30 cents. For sale by NJ.
W. Wright,
Sharp County record., 1879-02-27
Probate Court.


The following is list of administrators,
executors and guardians who filed their
accounts current at the February term,
1879. of the Sharp county probate court:
P NJ Shannon, admir- W K ShaunOn's est.
David Spurlock. Nj Hardin's est.
CoYbet & LaBass, ex JR Frost's est
r b Cav, admir- A Cav estate.
! + Abernethy, J w Johnson estate.
r B Cav. A Jones estate.
David Spurlock, JOIN Spurlock est.
" NJ Edwards " CD nton estate.
w c Smith, gdn ID Johns, minor.
IL Abernethy " j b d Shaw,
Fl J Humphries, admir- john Paden estate.
J R Metcat edn W on n McCord, mrs
R D Williams, admir- S H McCaa estate.
Sims &; Shaver. B H Davidson estate
W C Kent, guardian PDuncan heirs.
IT,. DAVIDSON. Clerk.
This Feb 9th, 1879.
Sharp County record., 1879-02-27

La Crosse to Smithville, making dai-
ly connections with the hack from
Walnut Ridge. This will furnish
the people along that portion of the
route mentioned with an accomoda-
dation which they have long need
ed, but which no former contractor
has had sufficient enterprise to pro-
vide. Much credit is due Mr.. Helms
for this undertaking.
Sharp County record., 1879-02-27
LIST OF LETTERS.

The following is list of letters
remaining in the Evening Shade
postoffico Feb, 9th, and not here
tofore advertlsed:
Letters--John Brown, G. W Blan,
Mrs A Cash, H B Cunningham, W
F Carter, Mrs S Dover, S E Faulk-
enbury, J A Francis, J r Givlngs,
w B Grier, R w Gilmore, D P
Goodman, Peter Hansen, W f Hol-
loway, W B Hill, Freeman Jones,
J T Johnson, Samuel Ring, Henry
Kunkel, W 7 May, Mrs E A Miller,
A McElmurry, Mrs l. Oliver, James
Richcy, J r Reagan, T G Reed,
Eliza Ring, Mrs M Smith, John
Sanders, NJ W Tiptcn, Albert Tay-
lor, J w Pendleton, James Penter,
David White, James Wallen, W J
Watts,
Postal Cards. Arm, Geo W
Blan, J A Bishop, J Edgar, W G
Fenley, G W Gawf, Thomas Holt,
Jerry Webb.
Sharp County record., 1879-02-27
Church Directory.
EVENING SHADE,

ME- Church, South: Preaching first and third
.Sdbbaths in each month, Praye-meeting and
lecture erery U'alnesddy night. n B Umstsad,
? c. Buptist Church! Preaching second Sab
ggh ; qnd i SaiIraeg right 9sJts IN sacS cs%rHh %o
Preaching foaYh Sabbath in encb month, "
y Baird, pastor. sabbath School at ~ D
Church d. 8 O'Clock IpP Mckie, Sapt
Sharp County record., 1879-02-27
.RedenlptiOn Notice.

Redeemed by N. Moore. ot. jan. 25Si,
1879 the pt sw Sc If section 16, township
II north, range west, for the sum of SO 81.
Redeemed by r. N. Moore, on Jan. 25th,
1870, the W hlf ne or and the ne ne and the
e fri pit INV of section 81, all in township II
north, range west, for the sum of so 95.
r. j. DAvlDsoD, Clerk.
Sharp County record., 1879-02-27
Mail Directory.
EVENING SHADE.

Ualnat Rdge: Daily except Sunday arrires
at pm; departs at 6 a m.
La Crosse: Daily except Sunday; arrives at
7 a m; departs at pm.
Batcsrille: SENT. .Weekly; ar{rc8 ria Mar
rifle Mondays and TAMSdays at 6 p M; departs
tia POLK Bayou TharsdayS and Fridays, 7am.
Canton, 6ia ash rat: Jpeekty arires on
UedneSday At p nj departs Taesday alta m
Sharp County record., 1879-02-27

On the night Of the 18th inst,
three miles west of Pine Bluff, three
masked men halted the Little Rock
mail stage in the woods. Fisher, the
driver, was unable to resist their
sudden attack. The robbers took
$50 from G.. W. Govan, the only
passenger, and s27 from the driver.
One held the horses while the others
ripped open the ma il bags. The
robbers found no registered letters.
After cutting open the st. Louis
and Memphis sacks .e9d rihing the
cdhtents,, they repiaetN rhe"maiiand
skedaddled. At last accounts there
was no clue to their identity.
Sharp County record., 1879-02-27
Societies.
EVENING SHADE.

Rural Chapter. N15O R. 4. A., meets bird
Saturday in each month. -. .EreRin5 ShuH
Lodge, No t49, 4. r. g. j. ". meets SATURDAY
night bejors Inc trat Sabbath in each month
Berear Lodge, No so. /. o. o. f., meets ffsi"s
nights semi monthly,
Sharp County record., 1879-02-27
Local News.

y
this week.
Mr.. J. Polk Jones and family
are visiting relatives near Batesvilie.
We learn that Mr.. T. J. Turner,
OF Kings Mills, lost two twin chill
dren (infants) one day this week.
Gardening has commenced in this
section. Sowing of oats is also oc-
cupying the time and attention Of
the farmers. ~
Marriage licenses have been is
sued fer Robt. Gilmore and Rachael
Smith, T. j. Crow and A. R. Green,>
since cur last report.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Y. Hardister,
of lizard county, are the wholesale
happy "parionts" of twins--son and
daughter, weighing lOpounds each.
There is some prospect of a semi
weekly mail line being established
from Evening Shade to Jones mill,
on wbcrry, some time in the
near future. -
I've learn that Price Turner,
son Of G.. W. Turner, of Ash Flat,
is making remarkable progress with
his studies at the Fayetteville uni
versity, standing at the head Of his
class in all his studies.
= MIR. J. B. McCaleb, of this place,
is this week on q visit to Little
Rock, whore, we notice in the daily
Democrat, he was "extended the
courtesies of the house" Of the gen
eral assembly.
The members of the cornet band
returned last evening from Bates
Vile, where they attended Mardl-
Gras celebration, but We have not
had an opportunity to learn the par
ticulars, further than that there was
a large attendance and a jovial time.
We will cndeavor to geta tull report
for our next issue.
DR.. W. NJ. Phelps has given q
series of lectures on the combined
subjects of anatomy, physiology,
hygeine, health and disease" at the
M. E. church in this place, this week.
The Doctor seems to be well inform.
ed on the subjects of which he treats,
and all who have attended his lect-
ures have doubtless been benefited
thereby.
On the 10th inst, the bill intro
duced in the house of the Ark. leg
islature, by our representative, Mr..
DavideOn, to prohibit the sale of in
toxicating liquors within three miles
of the Evening Shade college, passed
the senate, by vote Is to 8, and
became q law. The bill cannot take
effect Immediately, unless it should
oe asCsrtsined, as has bssh suggest
ed, that the licenses previously is.
sued were invalid, having been
Issued By thg clerk Instead Of tbs
county court.
"A note received today frotti Mr.
D. N. Helms, trail contractor at Ls
Crosse, states that after the 10th Of
March first class hack will be
placed on his divi,ion of the Walnut
Ridge and Harrison mail route, from
Sharp County record., 1879-02-27
ALL KINDS OF
JOB w ORR X

Neatly and Cheap1y Done at
RECORD OFFICE.
We are now prepared to furnish
Note Heads,
Letter Heads,
Statements,
Blank Notes.
Blank Deeds,
Blank Mortgages,
Envelopes,
Cards,
Tags and Tickets,
White and Colored Posters,
and all other work usually done
In a cotintry Job Office, printed
tb order in a neat and satisfaC.
tefy manner, Give us d call.
Sharp County record., 1879-02-27
Official Directory.
DISTRICT AND CIRCUIT.

Congressman, fourth district. 1T N Gmtef
State Senator, second district. d y Jndkins
Circuit Judge, third circuit ....,.. r II PoweH
Prosecuting AH'H third cir. 49,. Charles Coffin
Sharp County record., 1879-02-27
EVENING SHADE.
Court Directory.
SHARP COUNTY.

CircaiE Third Monday after the fourth Mon
day IN Mtrch and September. -. County: Nrst
Monday In January. April, Juty and October,
....Probatei First Monday in February May,
August and Nopemter.
Sharp County record., 1879-02-27
CENTRAL HOTEL,

Evening Shade, Ark. Table
suppseG ,cih the best the country affords.
Rooms comfortable. Good stables gnd plenty
oS feed for horses. Charges reasonable
Mrs. f. McCALEB. PropTs.
Sharp County record., 1879-02-27
Barber Shop,

Evening Shade, Ark. Will
share, shampoo, &C., for the present, a.
Gray'S shop, south side Main street. .1H
worE done Nth neatReSS. Uilt Tork 0n!y on
.Sdtudays. l. l. HERfEN'
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-06-05
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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-06-05

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SpnntaesI6ulen bon Miabeim /; Orb
Jeapps un6 i6lieblth Burger. Ite
%rrcciiton temeBte itA lit Der Weile, in
pelder mir e5 leBte gEpte in unierer
3eiturs ausscoeten ba.tsn urb ftritt
tann Sur 54miduns Der @rGbsr. 8ep.
~. g. 9Dbitneg unS &cu. 9. 9. Stdn.
non bielten ietr CUTE Iniprd6cn auf
reri Sir66pfe, iporduf bic YTrrelfCn IN
has Stibt6en ;uriidtebrte unS ib tirett
;erfrsute. 9lGcs mar nit eet6riger
Seicriihfett unb &nffanb auS0efiitrt
unS bic Gerempnien erWedten baGer In
pielen tr1uri9c unb bob rertbe Grin.
nrrur9en, bic ni4t 70 batp per8efen per,
ben BON rrsnen, bic Der Setsr betwpenten.
&m Nbenbe btett ReS. Shannon cine
aus3e3et8nrte escture I'm Scb SeGcw's
6da Iber bas Subirtt ,,Spb 5eIcp,
fbtp."
SIN &drcnsburs Ser1ammelten E6 auf
ben &uf Der Gcabemp @lode um unse.
fdtr 6 lltr Abenos, Snufsn ron Sin.
bern, iunsen RGS6en unb Wdrnern,
dltsre Srauer unb Winner unb fprmtr.
ten fb In cine @rpecfFcn, welAe tur6
bic MiGbeim Gcrnet 8lnS unb tas &a.
rrnsburs Drum Corps ansefIbrt F4
mad ben stpet &ir6tSfe fen, rsmltG tem
lutberifAen unb benz refprnltrten, besat
ppfeltit bic Ordber nit glumen teItreut
tpurten. Mebrereber iunsen @dnner, TO-
pie StrS. s. q. SGpemater unb s. 9.
gCburn, gIq. btetten furie aber Ietr pa1.
fence @nipraGer. Die erpBe Rense
9eute 3eritreuten ft9 fpbann In tbre per-
f4tebenen @pBnunoen.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-06-05

Gin f4igsnSwertter @prihIa9 CUR
G,rbItaus por erpben 6sutrs9rlnfen
IN srpbsa @ei6ifsbiuitrn 9cbt unS iu.
Gr beitrtt blrin, Dap Die Samjlis rsS ts-
trtfeuStn GlssnttamsrS se3attcn wtr.
etn fpn. esn pteGfen 5tpd iclblt 81 &C.
ppbasn. IlS IMenrmsnt au eieirn r1-
ritalsn GrrihlaS srlaatrn pir uns ben
Sen 3ui1e 81 beGntra9en unc ferner be-
fimmt, RAG unter feiusn llmtanben bic
S@wte9srmuttsr GIein ;u $aule bleibeu
barf."
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-06-05
Bur Seah tune.

9ewrsen bur4 ben srrsen Grfcts, ptIben
lib, SsrmOae ieiner Wirfunssfraft Der s m~
burger 9ruittbee BON Or. Iueu 4
R6nis 1T ben ean;en Sereintstrn Stsaten
errun9en Bat, Serlu6en seipilfenlOle Wen16en,
senIelbrn nah,aabmen unb ben 2euten lAlef>
te acknowledgment in dtnIiher 8erpafune
uAb benfeIten @ebrau6s. .&nweiiun8en anSu>
I1pinbeln. Seib nuf Gurer put!
Or. gtusult 86nts'9 5ambur8er
Srulttbee wirb nur in Srt9tnol~ Yafsten,
9reis 25 Gents, cber fiinf 9afete 81, Serfauft
1T tn allen Mpptbsten gu baben rber wirb mad
Gntpfans 6cS 9reiIeS frei nab alien GteiIen
Der Ser. Staaten SerIanbt. NPan aoreftrs:
q. 9pgeler& u Go.
Baltimore, Mb.