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RANKS AND BANKERS,
q. W. PICKRELL. President.
E. 3. SNEAD, Cashier.
FINANCIAL.

NORTH CAROLINA STATE BONDS
In The State Of North Carolina has passed u fund
Ing ball for settling her debt which we advise eur
friends to accent, do not believe the State will
do any better and time given for funding Is limited
Amy information desired will be given on applica-
lion. Ns..l Ias.. THOMAS BRANCH a 90. :
RICHMOND. March 8, 1879! go y II (.
NH l0-d30t&sw& vim i
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On. ). f., HAYWOOD, OF NEW YORK, SAYS:
Few diseises exisf that cannot be relieved by
restoring The Liver to Its normal functions, and for
this purpose remedy has ever been invented that
has us happy an effect as TU9I'S PILLS.
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HOLMAN LIVER PADS.

HOLMAN LIVER PADS.
THE GREAT R arsG LUTON AIRY
THE HOLMAN LIVER PAD AND IT'S
..... .-.. AUXILIARIES.
A SUBSTITUTE FOR QUININE AND ALL
OTHER INTERNAL MEDICINES.
ABSORPTION VS.. DISEASE.
INTERNAL MEDICINE ABOLISHED
FOREVER.
NO MORE CANKERED sTOMACHs OR DE-
STROYED DIG ESTION.
DOCTORS, LAWYERS, JUDGES, AND GOV
ERNoRs ENDORSE THE PAD.
HoLMAN's LIVER PAD LAUNDERING AT
THE GATES OF EVERY HOUSEHOLD.
MALARIA MET AND vANQDIsHED!-READ
PONDER INVESTIGATE!
TESTIMONIALS by THE HUNDRED CAN BE
FURNISHED AT THE OFFICE.
The publ. is earnestly cautioned against ilnlta-
tions and spurious articles.
DESCRIPTIVE PRICE.LIST:
REGULAR PAD. S2-Incipient diseases, first
stages Chilis and Fever, etc.
SPECIAL PAD. S3-Chronic Liver and Stomach
Disorders, and Malara.
SPLEEN BELT, S5-Enlarged Spleen and Liver
and Chill Cake.
INFANT PAD, Sl.5o-Prcvnntire and cure Of
Cholera Infanium ana Summer Complaints.
BODY PLASTERS, Soc, and FOOT PLAS-
TIERS, pair. 5Oc.-Auxiliaries for Nervousness and
Clrculative Troubles, throwing of distractions and
removing pains.
ABSORPTION SALT. box, 25c.: 6 boxes.
Sl.25-Auxiliary for Colds. Sick Headache, Numb
ness OF EXtremities, etc.
The remedies are sent by mall, postpaid. on re-
ceipt of The price, except the Salt which Is sent by
express at purchasers expense.
HOLMAN LIvER-PAD OFFICE,
30. 1913 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND. VA.
FITZNlORRIS & FOSTER, Managers.
4 lady In attendance at the ladies' ROOM All con-
suiaton free and solicited.
Hereafter these REMEDIES will be sold only by
accredited agents, and can lie had In Richmond only
at this Office.
Send for descriptive pamphlet, mailed free.
ap 7-2tawtMy1 .-
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DOR RENT, SNUG Lift l. E fsa
IL DWELLING No. 312 Third street, Gam ssj
bIe,s Hill, wi h five rooms. There Is no better
nelChborhood than this in he city. Amply to
= az 7-eod3t GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
DOR RENT. A NICE STORE, with an
Il DWELLING. situated on the cas-: side of III
Twenlv-ifih between and ], streets. adjoining the
dwelling of Mrs Bernard. This Is considered one
of the best retail grocery stands on Church HUI, and
will be reHted low to u good tenant.
Apply to ROBERT B. LYME.
ap 9-3t 1912 Main street;
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EAST I.ui Nd
LA>l i'''' NJ.
Mail train arrives AT Richmond daily ~

Mail train arrives AT Ric!moGd daily 49,
Crpt sunday 1l......... N.' 4. W.
Express train arrive ~ Ei'hH"Ei dIll
Accommodate ION f:iiu arr iEc~ At Ei'u-
moud daily except ~audAy H'.......... '1'. :. VI.
a mixed TRAIN tcaSr, >'tIn 'ii - $50 s. = .
taking passengers tr'nI ' irgiuli NIrnI i...l
from Washington. ami arrI,,. ~ !tirrit.. A 81
4. NJ dally except sunday.
4 CONNECTS with Virginia Niliiih rIl'"t'u.. 'o,.
ing at ll:Oj \. s.. Tor L,u"hhurg Hii N.r..,
Mississippi and uhi" RAJ r"ai >!lI:nu,. ru ".A
Virginia Midland railroad. leaving ~ 80 /. N.'F
Washington.
/; connects with Virginia Militant rr'I a., nv.
Ing At $50 4. VI. for Ha>hiu.;uH.
c connects with Virginia Militant rllir'"' a''
Ing AT $50 4. VI. Tor L'hchhurg ami Ailtn'ls Vi
si>~lppi and ohio Raj rn.h stations.
ID connects with valley railroad. !"aNir. a. ; !.
u. for ilarrisouUurs.
r. CONNECTS with Valley railroad. lea, lH- AZ =
4. NJ. for liarrcr'> Ferry.
l. connects with Stage IN" for L"NtH,i"n Va
{; cOnurcts wi Il &. Is. =. anh l.. r. - 7tu"r' VI ~
points on the uhi" river ana tia".uut"L
II connects with Sc!otp .AIl,y lilpaj 80 re
Northwest.
j connects with alt lines Gr"rt:ns - 'hr W.T.,
Northwest, and Southwest. v. VI :. ~ -,
Engineer and ~up"riu''it.' :.
CONWAY i. HOWARD. General ra-,"'%'t Hi
Ticket Agent. hi' . 3
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RAILROAD LIKES

I'D 4 z Zss . zas: 5 5s::..::;z;ss;
RlcuaoSD, YORK RIVER AND rnEsrr.rs7
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS, ''"''
~ TAXING EFFECT APRIL 2, ls7o
THROUGH PAsaESGFp
3:Jo T. IL. Leaves Richmond TI:FSp,y r,,.
mAI.aHt SATURDAY. i,nn,i,cc,f'.
wet Point with steamer .f,y' -, ~
sll points IN YORK. NV, ',rr"., -
more. Arrives in biiii,nn-s 'i.,,'
81. rhnle"ts with raiE-;ii., I'D. :.
lhgioh- Phiadcithia. N"s y, " ,'H
b,n, and all T:c.t,rn p"Irt, 49, '~r-
III Eichmond With trains On ! ir, .''' :
Ohio railroads. ""H "r iH7
THROUGH FKEIGHT.
$40 A. N. Leaves Richmond MONDAY 10,
..oo >, NkSDAf; and FRIDAY: anJ ~.
500 A. TUESDAY, THURSDAY 49,,
UEEDAY. romncct. wi ~, -, ~
At West P"in for rive, l,.,,,,, ''G. a
timore, and al western ,-,..,H'' tai.
meets at Hlcf''nonh ni'h ;r,I.,I IL
monrand Ierv,il" rIllrpr, p,," t''h.
ma Hi tetel shnr%, AMI Chc64 y,..J- ,H
LOCAL PASSENGER.
$50 P. u. Leaves Richmond MOy1,v
HEsDAf.Hnd FRIDAY. ""o-
THROUGH rASstNt;tr.
1000 4. q. Arrives az Richmond Tvr.,,
THURSDAY. AMI ~ II nyty w,
meets with trans nn H.ru,,.t -
Petersburg and thrSan.ak. .'' i1i
railroads. steamer Iiay4r, t-, ',.ap
tiinore from I'irr IA - @l.
MONDAY, WEn%EsiiY .,, III.
DAY, +. VI. ran,.',,' ~.
trains from rhiricntt!t ~. -
and western points. rlt 4 49,, 3,
with tr:uus for Rica:oaa 49,, ~.
South. go ne
THROUGH FREIGHT.
1925 2. N. Arrives al E!caaoaf HnNn,y W.,
SESDAl, and FRIDAY :arl '"'
J:3O z. II. ~ ESioAf, THURSDAY. taI x,r
URhAf. fouhrr;s ~ifL :, nm, 90 :.
West Font rom :Il !s.nr. "
nrcts with I.irnarm. ,,d ia, %
Rtch!n"n! ard Petersburg. -! ~
pcakc ana Ohio ra!loJ.I, ''@-
LOCAL PASSESGEE.
1915 4. II. Arrives 4. Rlcm ,ni NDNn,,.
WE )NESDAY. and F:N3tY. y, -
meets WITH Ej"hm ,.,I .,,. p..-.'
lurs aud rhcsar-LN" aud O4c n,,
roa,!S.
No trang!cr Of fr"i2h: Al RE"hinn..,! l., M = -.
southern points. Cars ran through Lct.,cu Ai,a,,
and West Pint.
Careful handing and Dispatch. with lowest -.i.,
guaranteed.
Through bills ~ lsi'nr. wh guaranteed 49,.
Issued TO al! northern AVID wr.irrn point.
Through tickets sold t. nj u"rll.r.. "lyi~-r a.,
western points. and baggage rlrcsri tarr..n
For tickets apply - General RAJ ROAD rf,l,, ~,
ACE, S26 Main street Al 'hc ENrhIng.. i!u,,1 "a
compauv's depot, corner Twruty-;ll-J al! Dr,t
streets. R!chwoni, Va.
ma2s HIT. nOTClks. snrerln,-n..r,
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by ". Gotldin.
Peal Estate Agent and Auctioneer
corner of Eleventh and Eank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF THREE NEW
y FRAME TENEMENTS IN THE rLAN or
BUCnANAN'S SPRING, On THE SOUTH SIDE
OF LEIGH BETWEEN NORTON AND klS-
lranha vii, sell at auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, 10;h April 1879, at O'CLOCK 7. NJ,
the THREE NEW FRAMED TESEMESTS To-
caleG AS above-one fronting 22 feet on the south
line of Leigh street, containing three rooms; the
other two fronting each 20 feet on the north side OF
Catherine street (conlinued). obtaining Two rooms
each and all occupied by good-payinS tenants.
. TERMS: Literal, and made known at the hour or
sale. W.sGODDlN, aucl'oneer.
POSTPONEMENT.
Ry reason OF rain last evening the above sale was
postponed Till THIS AFTERNOON az Tie same
hour. ....: w. GODolH,
anil Auctlouecr.
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SOLD EVERYWHERE. PRICE. rs CENTS.
OFFICE, IS MURRAY sTgET. NEW; YORK
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY EX'
ID ECUTED at the DISPATCH VRlNriSe.
HOUSE,.
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In retiring from the firm of jenkins & Scgal, rs
above noticed, cheerfully commend the new firm
Of T.. COURTNEY JENKINS & co. 20 my old Gus
TONERS, and solicit their continued patronare.
- .... e. r. STF(,AI.
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T 0ST. AT COHEN BROTHERS, corner
rourtb and Brosd streets. n POCkET.BOOk
cont alnng small amount az ~ n Iaid
by leaving Il at the above place. ap W..
r OsT, ON SUNDAY LAST, AN OLD
/ 4 SILVER POCKkT-KNIFE. with initials :. X.
q. S." ON II, priced because OF association: me
finder Will be literally rewarded X he WIZ rctnrn IL
10 400 cast Franklin street. .--a---. ap III -"
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CHESAPEAKE AMI rHIu ',,fr..tt
RICHMOND. VA. Marc! IL. 1874
nm AND AFTER SUNDAY. MARCH
~ &c. 1870, PASSENGER TRAINS WILL III :
NS FOLLOWS:
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YrG.n So. !. T-r., g.. :;
Dat,v I..E.
--I .-,-t- '--, -.----.-
Leave Richmond A.. IIIUAM iH.}J &. a.
,rrIvr ~ E,rlrviIIr
Y, .......,.... 1.1Gp - :. T.
Arrive AT Suthrrliu.
Na.................IA $40 l.. " - D..
Arriry Al D1lt,iiIr
Y, " G.@i T., NJ ,'l,H
Arrive nj Grcrn,ho-
rn s. c........ S:3spM So. e. ..
Arr vc:t SaIrIn, Nc LILO l.. u. ..
Arrive nj IA ei.h. y.
G w. ~ ~, ~ . !.!5t."
Arrive nj salisbury
N't...... l0iGr.N /; =. T.
Arrive ut Charlotte
N.C................ i-..Jt !. VI i...I u
Arrive ut Columbia.
S.G.................. ....;:.' Ssh. fIo l. u
Arrive At Charleston.
| Arrive ,i ,nrr,t,
~, " Z, l,.nu Z, 4 !. -"n.,'. q
| Arrive ut Savannah.
Va. i:'i:;;iii luyuI.N
| A Arriyc ca ~ Moutr"n"
| ~ AZ, ''''' r 7.uF. u ...-.. &C.. ....
Arrive a, Mobile. AL 2:u1 \. II ...............
Leans, La. ::.....:. T. $50 !: y. ....
| 4 connects for Ml lton. Sc
u connect, Tor ASheIil'r ana al ,S'l"'' '' - '''
N"rin nnr,:' nr WIo @ all no,nI: f,
Georrln' ava
"i - Connects for ia ksonv.e an! all inls .a
+ connects for Macon and all point, IN S"i''."'
Georgia, and Chattanooga. Nash, liz, MrmI "..-
all Trxss points ..
+ connects for selma MerdIn' J''A''"' '"'
flchShhr2. rr., ,,...
Trans fron I' I'M, ,S@yr.ntn,r nnIi, ng
Rachm"nd AZ 4:f3 l.. VI ana ,,i ' y. t w. ,.lt.
iIliis ~ "c'' 'i''''''''' 49,
except Suniay. ..,..
r,,, ,,rn',,, -" rr'i, H. rom .r.. ivrl 49,
ltic!moa To atlanta AID ron ,r' ..r.
mond TO saYanr"'. .,... ...,
Tickets sold 70 MI r"ints south. ,oG'''.. ..'
southwest n'ih haEg!sc ch,,hr1 :'i. ,'-,,i ,,.s-
Frrieh: Train So. .. 'raTni El,@" 'i'',. y
NJ. and No. 10 arrN!nS IN i.i'',. L.. e.,
passengers, VII" must purchase i:r4r,' r." :."'
oiirr freight trains ..,,.,.
-'' join E;,NArM VI e.: !
| '''''' - 49,
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WANTS.
Ia,ST. aTHAYED. AND FOUND.

r osT. ON THE EVENING OF April
IL 9Th, on Franklin street above Fifth: RINe
with pink cameo setting: The finder YIN De M sn,
s su,s ts"''so - ap11-lt.
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lJsa 20 eEktEV5t5J Cs5sala-.- --,r,zx- -~--
hAYx S@-Ss :.iis:s, "ns:s st ss;2;@..:;55.s
RlcuaoSD, YORK RIVER Asprur.sr----lsS7
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS ''N''
~ TAKING EEEkl,r ,nn.r
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FLORIDA AGRIcULTURIsT
THE
Florida Agrleulturlst

This week speaks for itself 1t the Horticultursts
ana Farmers paper complete. Every of it's eight
large pages is brim full of just such information as the
1--WE and the immigrant alike seek must have
Inc farming world is in era; the old has in a
great measure passed away and at the opening of
ne" day. Scientific researches and experiments bv scen
unc and p1""tical men have worked revolution and
the man who is wdestawake this fact and that
lhtengence, Thought knowledge the best aids in
is the man who will reap the largest return
rom MS expenditure of brain, labor and money Fully
aware OF this fact the Agrcuursts of Florida have de-
paper which will supply latest and best informa
on and is devoted especially their interests 1t
is IN response to this demand that the New AGR1CUI
takes up the work that the Old laid down. with the
resolve ON the part of the Editor and Publishers TO i'm
prove and add to it until it is conceded that it
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

BY virtue Of an ORDER made the oath day
of March, A. D.. 1879, by the Honorable
William Archer Cooke, Judge of the Cir
cult Court of the 18th Judicial Circuit of
Florida will sell at public cutlery, to the
highest bidder, before the Court House
door. in the town of Enterprise, in the
county of Volusia, on the first Monday in
May, A. D. 1879, at the usual hours of sale,
the following described land, belonging to
the estate of George G. Brantley, viz:
A town lot, with store. ETC., lying and
situate in the town of Volusia. county of
Volusia, and State of Florida, described as
follows: Beginning at the southwest cor
ner Of lot known as the Doyle Lot, on
the bank of the st. Johns river; thence
running in an easterly direction one hun
bred and five feet with the line of the
Doyle lot thence running in sOutherly
direction one hundred and five feet to a
stake on the bank of the St. Johns river;
thence running along the bank of said
river to the place of beginning, One-fourth
of an acre, more or less.
Terms of sale as follows: One-third
cash, and the balance i'll one ana two
years time, with interest at eight per cent.
from date, secured by mortgage on prem
ises purchased. A. II. DAVIS,
46-4t Commissioner.
The above sale is adjourned until the
first Monday in June, that being the Sec
ond day of the month.
The above sale is adjourned until the
first Monday in July, 1879,
"a. H DAVIS, Commissioner.
Enterprise. Fla.June 2.1S79-tds.
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LIS The Best

and most valuable paper published in the State of Florida
Its columns are open to all questions relating to Agrcu
ue ana all such questions will be answered by Editor
according to the best information be obtained from
experience and an extended and accurate knowledge Of
Semtroplcal and Tropical Agriculture in its various
phases.
we are steadily obtaining corps of regular cores
Pondens who represent every locality and interest of
e STATE he atterng auspices under which the paper
now takes up It's work. give confidence to say to the
with the best 10y '
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Pearl Millett, Chufas, Gold seed Rice
Upland Rice, Buckwheat,-silve hull
Cow Pease. Alfalfa, Chinese Sugar Cane,
Southern Rye, selected Cabbage seed.
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Legal Advertisements.
In the County Court, of Volusia
County-Probate.
In the matter Of the estate of ! r.

In Che matter Of the estate of Citation.
In the name of the State of Florida
Whereas, a.petition has been filed before
me by Charles Mayrant, praying that let
ters of administration, de bonis non, with
the will annexed, be granted to him of the
estate of the late Wilson w. Rees, late of
Sumpter county, South Carolina, deceased
These are therefore to cite, direct and ad
heirs-at-law next of kin. or otherwise, of
said deceased. to appear before me at I'm
terprise on Thursday, the 18th day o.
August A. D. 1879, to show cause, if any
they can, why the said letters should not
be granted as prayed for. In default of
any cause to the contrary the same will
be granted. FRED. J. LAPENoTIERE.
County Judge of VOlUsia Co.
Dated Enterprise, June %, 1879. So Ga
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NOTICE.

NoTIoE is hereby given that on the
~ first Monday of July next 1 shall APP
Ply TO fd the Gd;9anty ind Of voIusa county
under the will of A sad Sheldon, deceased,
and from my ad ministratorship of his
estate, FRANK w. SANS.
New SMYRNA, an. IS. 10. Executor, 1862
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 7th
judicial Circuit, Volusia County,
Site of Florida.
Al W. AoAAeAs Attachment.
Mary J. j. Rand Amt sworn to $1a79'5O
The dependant and ali others are hereby
notified of the commencement of this suit
by attachment. that an attachment has
been issued, and that they are required to
5 to appear. plead, answer or demur to the
declaration filed in said cause on or before
the first Monday in July next, the same
being rule day, OF Judgment will be taken
by default. c. B: BUCKNoR.
Plaintiffs ATTORNEY.
March 1, 1879, 1884
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INSOLVENT ESTATE NOTICE.

VXIhereas, Appleton Rossetter, the Adj
w ministrator of the estate of the late
w Arthur Rossetter, Jr.. has filed in the
the county of VOlusia, a written sugges-
ton of the insolvency of said estate.
Therefore, notice is hereby given that all
persons having claims against the said es-
tate are hereby requested to appear and
file the same, properly authenticated,
against said estate. in my office, on or be-
fore the 29th dav of December, A. D. 1879.
And further notice is hereby given. that
all claims against said estate not exhibited
within two years from the 31st day of
January, A. D. 1878. being the date of Let
tiers of Administration granted to said es-
tate, will forever afterwards be barred.
FRED. j. LAPENOTIERE,
County Judge, VOlusia Co., Fla.
Enterprise, Fla, June Z, 1S79.-57-S2.
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Semi-trOpical Agriculture

before the public. Besides regular corps of CORES
pendents cordially invite all of subscribers to con-
tribute to columns any experience OF knowledge
which will be useful to readers By using this paper
medium through which to exchange experiences and
opinions subscribers will derive great benefit them
selves and WILL at the same tme make the AGRICULTUR
interesting and instructive for others and so will helm
make the paper what intend shall be-the best
Farmers and horticulturists paper
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Weekly Paper Devoted to

the development of the agricultural resources of
Florida we shall push efforts to make this paper the
best exponent of
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THE FLORIDA STAR"

A weekly newspaper. published at New
Smyrna, Volusia county, on the Atlantic
Coast. The only paper on the coast south
of st. Augustine. Immigrants should take
it for the interesting information it gives
regarding the Coast. Only 81 per year !;
specimen copies cents.
The star and Agriculturist
one year for only $2.25. Address
FLORIDA STAR CO.,
New Smyrna, Florida.
Sharp County record., 1879-01-09

Strawberry river, Piney Fork,
Bic creek. Mil creek and Reeds
creek. Ash Flat, situated near
the waters Of Big creek, in town
ship Is. range 6 west, is apleaS-
ant, beautiful village and enjoys
a good trade from the country
surrounding it, 1t has an intel
ligent and energetic population
and bids fair to become a SUB
stantial little town.
EVENING SHADE,
The county site Of Sharp, is stu,
ated near the Piney Fork OF
Strawberry river, in a very
healthy section Of country, ana
is improving perhaps as rapidly
as any similar townin the state
1t contains four general stores,
one hotel. two blacksmith shops,
q tobacco factory, a saddle and
harness shop, three drug and gro
Gerry stores, a tan yard, four
physicians, three lawyers, one
weekly newspaper, the RECORD;
q matchmaker and one saloon.
Tn tbn turburbS are two fine
Touring mills, a woolen factory,
a saw and planning mill and one
shingle machine. Of societies
there are in town a Masonic
Lodge and Chapter and an DAD
Fellows Lodge. The church or
CARNATIONS are the Baptist,
Methodist and the Cumberland
Presbyterian. The Methodist5
have one of the best church
houses in North Arkansas. Eve
ming Shade is also the site Of
Evening Shade College, a thor
ouch school for males and fe-
males. The Board Of Trustees
say they are determined to build
up here a frst-class college,
where the people OF the state
may send their sons and daught-
ers for a complete education at
a small cost. and outside Of the
alluremeuts of vice and eXtraVa-
cant influences which surround
such institutions in cities and
railroad towns. Evening Shade
is twenty-five miles north OF
Batesyille, the head Of naviga-
ton on White river, f0rty-tive
miles from Newport, on the st.
Louis, Iron Mountain and South
prn R. R., and about the same
distance from Walnut Ridge,
Lawrence county, on the same
railway.
Sharp County record., 1879-01-09
EATING VS.. DRINKING.

If you would keep from drink
ing so great a quantity of ardent
spirits, eat more. Eat some
thing whenever you take a drink.
The drunk, in all cases, comes
from the stomach full of whisky
and no food. There is a simple
truth veto be learned by many,
and that is, they do not eat
enough of real blood, bone,
nerve and tissue-making food.
You may half starve to death on
salt fish, potatoes, cabbage,
turnips, fried liver, stewed kid
ney, and q score of other dishes
that please the taste, but add
little or nothing to the body
force. Eggs, the best of steak,
mutton and bread are what one
requires for strength. Isis that
unconscious half starved CoDdl-
ton which causes so much Of
the craving for a temporary in
crease of strength-and that is
quickest gained through a glass
Of whisky-that gives for a few
moments a spasmodic impulse
to the wheels Of life, sending
Chem whizzing and spinning
around for a few moments; then
comes reaction, and they turn
more sluggish than ever. The
best spirits in the world reside
In good blood; the worst In bad.
1t is that which send false i'm
aginings, suspicious and despont
Pencies to the brain. -EX.
Sharp County record., 1879-01-09
News and Notes.

Detention of trains by snow IS
reported on the Mobile and Jack
son railroad.
Rampageous small boys ston-
inc the telegraph wires cost
England $4,000 last year.
There has been scarcely one
clear day in the Penobscot Val
lev in Maine since the last OF
October
A Montreal man has been
fined S12 80 for carrying into a
stable lighted candle not IN
closed in a lantern.
The legislature Of Texas,
which meets next month, Will be
asked to pass a law to force
murderers to trial within SIX
months after the crime.
The legislatures of Tennessee,
Arkansas, Florida, Louisiana,
North Carolina, Texas and West
Virginia meet during the first
two weeks Of the present month.
There were 180 deaths from
scarlet fever. in New York City,
during the week ending Dec.
Both. 1t impelled the board OF
health to take action.
There is a man in Pennsylva-
nianamed Drinkwater. He ought
to 90 into copartnersh,p with
that Albany umbrella-maker
named Whisky. The firm would
find plenty Of customers to take
the advice of Drinkwater u
Whisky, if not their wares.-
Courier-Journal.
An exchange says a good
laugh occasionally is better than
q whole apothecary's shop OF
medicine Iti5 an act OF wis
dom: it shakes the cobwebs out
ola mans brains and hypochon-
dria from his ribs, far more
effectually than either cham
pagne or blue pills.
Mr.. Billings says san editor is
a male being whose bizneSS it
IL tn navigate q nuzepaper. He
writes out editorial, grinds out
poetry, inserts deths and we'd
ms sorts out manuscripts, Keeps
a waste basket, blows up the
"devil," steals matter, 1ites other
peple's battles, sells his paper
for a dollar a year, takes white
beans and apple sass for pay
when he can getit, raises a large
family, works 10 hours out OF
every a. knows no Sunday, gifts
abused bi everybody and once
in a while whipt by somebody,
lives poor, dies middle-aged and
Olsen broken-hearted, leeves no
money, il rewarded for a life OF
toil with a short but free obitu-
aty notice in she nuzepapers."