davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-04-28
l}1sEA1)STUTFs.

FLOUH-Wns dull and unchangOd, though holders
wero mostly t!fm In thelF vlcvh salos Nero llmtcd
to TO bsls vlntors partly ut f's 10 brla spring ox-
trns, partly At ei2s7I.s, and 70 bEls rYe 1onr on
prlvnto turns. Total, 1AN brls. Export Hours In
sacks wnro quoted at sLso55o for oxtsas, nnd &thS
hi0 for choice do.
OTHER DNEAnsruprs- woro reported OF
cues bran at tls0o1ls15; cars mddl!ngs at tlatG3
1850; 1care shorts ut tl5I1ali1i aud 20 brls
meal ntelO. Coarso corn meal was nominal at tl375
rcr ton on frIlck.
srt.rso wmEAr-was rathcr qulo.. and unsettled,
next months delvcrles declining 20 from tho 1niest
prlcos OF Monday. Tho Nr!t!st mnrkota wcro quoted
much iowor. hpriuR wheat for prompt shipment nj
Gss Urn ss sss ~
ss e ss ss -
Sas s!s!y S%s ss!%s
F%ao s"a !o s K ss te
~ IsSs sSs Sas H. s:s L q" s 81 isss T @
5'I g n; ss5ss se, IS 2Ysss 4 t
! $ & s2s Ass scI!s; Hs;
sS's1 sS u Ss3 Y s!tHs sae - sas!ao fssotit
ssss Y II 5sSssa rSs IT, IT, ssS III II
cS scseWSf ' %s o"ns hsa7H r @ sspa o IA
4fo below spring, md wa. nfterwara freely oncrea
e !eas Il s9's %
sa g. bon sSa
sna @
viii fas
sDe@ @ Ss 20 nsGst
@ fe2s S 81 Ts,s s
:aSs:sss cS.iE x S3fs ;xudi ~ nen!aaY DE-
scs se'Ss ss5S SS1s!sa K
@ tsS a'sa Il a '}S55 e. 55s'n aa n,asa ae y 8s
SNo ~ raisetsd st l364 ou y sample =
Ss a!ee &? sss'a
'ss" = ;s @
;5sxs SsS,.S:s
S ssR sss = - s
s e ana slsssa VII seilers q 2sfe Iai; ests ssd
{: Il a%s. 2Sss 4; se2 a'H T. a;
ssss; fs isss Ssss asS1ssS s s
Gu!ots', saa arnss No ~. saas's at
sS; "ns i5sst ssa, TSis
o"s cess
s xss Hs P slaia Il sst; ii % III sSd NS
fts E II 5s
TWO o'CIocK GALL.
WhHss 5tssoslfs sHss sf1S 5 &c Ss sa@ n
sc q
eS ' G. I e. aeS ;"a a. s fs ss
ssa Th ;aes ,as n9 ct 10Y r,s y s
] Il;
AFTERNOON BOARD.
Wheat closed ae lowor. at ttsyso foE Nay, whlcl.
, 1880-04-28
BOSTON,.

uosroN, April 27.-FLouls-Qutot, Westera sopes. as
nne, sLD9 4.b0i common aKtsns, e97S0a2si W!seonAn
extras ka0ta3I0t Minnesota do. klD870oi w1ates
wheats, Ohio and Michigan, S5.759H23i 1l!inos ano
Indiana, &assaa3Us b. Louis 90, spring Tnes>
patents, td,tosS..si w}nsor do, a6O9hM ,..u.
GnAlN-Coru nruaf mlxcd and yellow ass1s oNsu
uats scarce and Hsu,j No. and cxGn white, haa'ss
No. , white. t1,4a5Dc, Ho.s whiso and No.9 mneo
44at8c. Nyet DC , ..>,.a,. 1.h,s,
packed, choico 228s3c fnir 70 good, la9Uc
E00E-West11n. fresh, !lftlzc, =, M ~, vhask
Abu bu. ..n,ot. -t>aa
T,m bu.
, 1880-04-28
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following Instruments woro Aled to-
record TuesdAy, April e.;
CITY PROPERTY

Tho following Instruments woro {lied for
record Tuesday, April q;
CITY PROPERTY.
E,ssSth +, 4 rSt W W., sra!,qG ~.
n,u,iy u siareus IacHiann}. LIS
SS's Si1'sa s%t fl Il i; Sa assa XS,l Il
,EscisaSure "a il. d. .frassiMFl..,..".:.::.:. a5m
wst{ s 1: s!R'tp ips'pa4s Il sss t
'%;s $:':S SS ;S;i5;s; i xSsS.|s:
r$$$|;$ $s;; i; i ii il il il s|s:.;'
Wi s's'sss ss'ss tx il
tqppT aMpy9Nys%; 4 antoa April " u'' u. E''isonto ann
Ass's$ As - "'
so4!a issss f; Ssss s'S$ GSnsny % = ssa nm
rss sst: z; It II ztSsso III i.ss:; : as
c,t?ss: X Fs;;S;; iHSi!fs; 'a ~
''fh IL 4F;ls' J. t'sf ii It
SsisS iii; ;$$::s I'll GtsS;
S3Sss ;:S SSi sSs;,a:;: II; il
j ay9i Observation-Disclosures iii;
';s: 4: ssiss H;S, S;js SisS+. ,is'$ i
s$t;s ,;S ssj!s ySi d
sssn sasat sas II " sa1 Il ss a1so. d.tSd e
April q; s.. Md e y: Goodwin % samsI;;;. ass
Ssss apsl Il taasa:s ASss'@s @of Il noanes
s%s|si$ Il :Ss Ss 55:sSs
#$${!$si ;S? s:,:|s s;Ss Y Sss t. y.Ss$ i
ri; ! ;i$$ a;$; XSi;; ESS{ss
essRs! = sSs;3$$ $?tss Ss!a s4asss m
~ i aspoG q Fhp Ii sfisa 4p
, 1880-04-28

sr. l,ou1s. April N.-ELoun-pu,l and weak, With
only small job tradc.
0l,A1N-Wloat opened higher, advanced, and ciooed
lowor, No. rod, sl.lDN1l.M caaht &tlE4@llI4A
Llg4 Mny, tlO4s49l.06x@I,91 June, osassss6s'no
Julyt Nc. do. o7ko, No.. do. 80 bid. Cora opensa
higher md declined, a3A&53}s9a7J4c chah; S38Na
May, 11]{o Juno, H5t9194c July. Oats dull' aAe
cash, Wko Juno. Nyo atcady Al 7ae. barley ua-
changed. .-
WiifSKY-Quict nt 4LQG
JIEAIl-Uu![ nj 5Ac-
UUTTEt-l.0WeFt dairy lR8IJcs
EGHH-btehdy NJ To-. -, ..~,.1 IA ~
EM til1&Ilb. l.atd held hixhor = t7m asnsd: ,on
RECEtrTH-Etouf, 4,llO tftst wheat. II uu eni Go!h
UoO III; oats, tGI btil Tys, 500 but barley S on.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 10W htBt whaat+ II ,on but eous
lQOHu, oAt6, 2,W BIZ.
, 1880-04-28
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, o., April T.-CoTToS-eteady a. tIT sunS e
FLouls-Easier, family. ta009asos fancy hSe !. =,
QnA1N--Whext scarce and GrEut eholoo REQ. s1t .,t
No. Mixed a5o, do whto Nc- Rye quiet bus 4t4t nTs
No. ,sI}4K:c. barley In falt douAnd Ana ns"i 73"
rMnvisioNepeEk quiet, hola nt tia9a sF1b basss ass
t1rtief nt ks97J$, fiS7H HNK
WI{IHkY-Qutet at &lh. ,,..avyA
uuTrkH-tn fAtF doMAndt Cholc0 Wc1kaSu 1A1sSs'"
@6zq; ehnie0 Central Ohio, lb4l3o4
LlAHEkD Uit-StOAdy 1T a]c.
, 1880-04-28

llunuNys A7S'1 St>-~ -'~
CATTLE-rhe situation Of the market Tor shipping
and export cutt!e WIS unlmpEoved- Tho Receipts.
though by no means ,arKa 40 compared With tho
recent ayo1axo, conutsted largely OF fat catto. nnd
a. thuro Mas not very saarp domand on Eastorn OF
e1purt nccoua prices VI that claas MeFo Wonx' nna
tor the heAvy grndes tdroves nvcra2inK LILO ~ and
oyor} shade lower. Tho choicest punches OF stec1s
In the ynrds unha!abo NJ oyor A7b@4Sl Indeed.
with possibly hnlf-dozen exceptions, N.b0 was tho
top nSure. shd. to command that price, smooth fat
dsoyes OF from $50 to l0 NJ average were required.
Most Of the salcs 10 shippers wero within tbs CON.
pavAtlvety narrow range OF A0o8A& Light pony.
built stsess ~ for some tins past were given tho
ptefcrunca over the heavier Nal.hsA, and sold teia-
lively nt much tho bost prtces. Eur butchefS stnn
nad stoGkers tho market maintained hrm tone. ot
thoso descriptions thero worn not enough w satisfy
the donsnt, and early clearance WA 0octed 1t ~
good figures a. hAxa been obtained on any day OF
1ate. BAlss ranged fr1m a.7taaW for p0nE lots 70
tsatstdo aao.son.. 1T hss9 as s!srss,nS @ s 81 hsy
Mot0 sold by 1t. blrahon Co. ~ EastlnnH. NOT
faw primo heavy droyes remained IN the ynsds al the
QUOTATIONS.
Extra nDeeves-{raded ttaeEs, Weighing l+D
csoico ~ 81 Sewats i'll 1o ;tass
Ns.ghlnx l9o g. ~ H. '::I:s.
Msa% Msn e ii is; d;:i 1;;es6:
Ing llbj u l11 h094eo
NutcheFs stock-root 70 oon!m9R .teesf ana
weixaiax III 10 isf1 ~. ss........".n..:;,... aooa+m
i s.. anal7s
yssi: yss: j.; I'd IS ;S;,;sas as5S aSssS
, 1880-04-28
1,nIy1SVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, April q, ,-CoTToN-Qutet a. lho..
ELOpn-Du.l, extra, SsD; e1tsa family. AW
No, l. Sa01aa2s, choice fancy, saQ0aa3. -...
OnA1S-Wheat dull at 2l.h Corn eus!ert No. 7W1iss
%, do mixed, A0c Data dull and owoYi No. wnlsss
sxct DO mixcd. $50. Nya nrtuer Ut SO.
IIAY-Uuli At 3lA u4l7,M.
rnovIsloNs-pork higher n si1sbd LsFd 4ssW, ,.ts
prime skeAu3 fp1 Nuik moatA ntmI ahoudert k1d.M
eiear rib. fish oluaE. fa7h naco3 qnett 1ho1M.
Si16i clear Ftb, tdWl clear, t.sl uams-susas'ea'~|
steady At GxElu3{n.
WHtSkY-EifNNs ut f1.N.
, 1880-04-28
500
1000
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following worc tho receipts and shipments
Of tho leading articles Of rruIstce IN this city
during the twcnty-fourhours on,stng Mt o'clock
Tucstny morning, and tho corresponding pmo
Inst Ypitrt
, 1880-04-28

SUNYeF M{tIHM 1aJ8-
BOSTON,
nosrnN, April e7.-Coppor stocks:
Gaiuniot + lleota--,."sH I99ineJ. Sq
!uppAI FuHbs..-..s.. nSA
krHnk1tt. ..... n }AAason
= FawnhiG tnow xtock).. 3l4l
, 1880-04-28
HITFEAI0s

BUyrALo, April N.-1xAtH-Wheat nsa, ~ ~tlts
No. Dakota hks ArTiyodi sAles A,0D ba no. ID
Michigan at tl1gX Corn quiet but hEni sAass sstt
bu No. ! Weston uiixed at alA9f28u}Sc ue s sm,lj
sales 1Gn bu Mo. Chicago u N4c. Rye dallf '1
lots Al Hsc. ..-.. Z. Sot oorns
CANAL FaEtQHTt-F1rmt $40 for WheHt % ius w.
aud 8$4o for outs 10 Now York.
, 1880-04-28

fractional recovery In sotno cnscs. There ap-
pears to be lltt!o or rcslstanccs 70 tho Efforts
Bouther1, is duo 10 tho nercotncnt Of tho Why's
and Means SUBJ Committee 10 report fayornhly
tho IInrd bill, prohibiting under penalties the
In tho Tinted States to another over Canadian
rontss, aid rIacinB u duty OF 10 ror cent nj
vnlorcnl nj MI Cn1llaian cars cntoring tho Unit"
s.tl EtofNn
, 1880-04-28

10 ~ Editor at 1hA CAseaao 1f9saat. 4l
AAHhAa 'C1rx, Mo-. Apn! T.-GRAla1Ins M.
cVsysnt yepoSn, WheatNsoalptA a,1s aoi ~
, 1880-04-28

tho United States is estimated Mt 600 lbs,
and tho fact that this now wool Is beginning to
nppcnr In tho markcta Is producing tho weak.
orcd ubrond.
, 1880-04-28

1GJ,.,,,lN a5O
EAST LrnEnry.
Isl Efsm Sss nfTs ot tsa IA a
III ,sda, "atH p"s "ica9s skins msss
Ga i0 bo.s sSs f sss 't Sssf sna afat
@ It'll Sas s sn fsa n aSMs ss: aa ssa'ssas sas.
sI;ya ;0 'eaa' workers. o
sss Tsoi !5.ese'. &C. Asa as f'''s at 100
KANSAS CITY.
10 The Editor Of 7ne Chicago 7ricHns
cs;siat K4Sst"s ierrts 1sx rqss s
ssis'$aS; I'll sss as ss':'ss Ss:: &c
g.; .s % %:bs's ss;'ss sss s"a
TT. LOU1s.
81 Io1s AMI! .,S1r nd Na sssy fSws,;
s1; IL: .i,,ISss,. s!1skS,s 9d foeao'' o4" re-
nSsS Ss't$ srSsa S5 ss; Ss
s $s5; :;;;ssss I sss 'sssS
Ass5 soSa
!%$ .ss$ is
n{ h1t a"a Ress; s% ses
r.. wATEftTowS.
%A1Sn52s sx Ags 81
;,fs; SSs:: rs Ssss 81 'is a"'-
:s: G
sSqsSa sSisss9s @ f5; % tsss3ps @ GsSt'Sfi ssisasas @
| -t"- sSyAt M
ltocoIpls, aap; Shipments LEU
LUArBER.
The offerings nt tho snlo d0cks Woro sruu and the
mnrket dull. r,rce four loads OF picco stun sold
| nj sa1l but tho demnnd did not appcur 10 bo very
brisk this prlco Othnr ki1ds Of lumber wero nom.
nnl. Batn0 1T tho ynrsimch want ttlo Rreon atu6
10 sort up With but the maturity say they will not ba
rondy to buy TIL about the second week 10 May. Tho
1occps continue light because tho sll. sells slowly.
FreiHhts nre low, pornta low Us they will be this
season, but the absence of brisk demnnd prevents
ehippera from linking advantage OF present froi1ht
rutcs. Shingles and nth steady. Quotations. for
cnygoGs run about M follows:
s;reen s;ree 'sas eSaa'"n inc
t;revn ~
aStnssIss ssa1idar ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %5
ss!s II: isRssts; ;aS Iudinason siess
s ss spssat e
ssxss sea: 5 yard ~
Erst ssd ses%Hd clear iHSis Hah.."...." Az Az
ao Fi.t aaa saes scsSad sd Slcaf ious6
thds rst ua ssdGs sesend G" sesi ie;ss sins.::
GS1a Gopna ttssaSS soeSH son1o1 Ssas
I,ox oats s.Insn Nc, Snd HpwS!s' ,a
s'"ss ssst,I: ssF,I's 'sfs l,is! toas',
FsaSas sasix ea9s: 3sa f &s&
FencnE ~ "
, 1880-04-28

Lot On street between Wailnce and WtiEns ~.
dn.ed Arr't7 70. X. Mcsts ct1on 10 W. u. Mo"
Fifty.tblrd Il, coz 81 Frodcrick i,1ncc, II I,
47xlI II, Improved, dated Arrt! ID tWilllnn1
W. Carson In Andrew j. E1oref).....ts.."..
, 1880-04-28
GENERAL MARKETS.

EK0OM-CO1kN-Wha in MolGrut0 dcnnnd hpt
etendy:
t:hnico hurl and cnrpct....
FlNA green. Rcll.MOrktE. !$4fh
Inferior hnd c0ntuun. HH
80
HU1TEIs-Wns quoted unchanged. There Wa
fair movnmont On Eastesn account, and Is moderate
Inquiry froa tho local trndo ut weiauolain1d prtces
Though tho prevalent f1pltng We by no means nrt.
SAos wore efIuctod nt the quotations given beows
Creamery .?if3!
eiGGN 10 oh0sc0 h4eM
nlpulnM
lnfu1!or 10 common. hel3
NAGulNG-There wns continued duliness In this
market, and pEieSa show signs OF weakness. Tho
country trnda scen to be well supplied. and tho do
tnnnd Is exceptionally lEht ior tho time OF year Quo
tatl0na remain AZ bofora:
nsishton. Tx isnales, :iaes..T gi$
jsS,ian;. k%d,isss .:s::sX w0o' sas1' 1''''t'.' &s'
ClIEEsE-Fino nld grades Hero hetd right up 10
tln quo&ad pscas and In sUuso tnstanccs ndvnnco
OF A9]&p waa obsalned. rstcoa OF low gEn1oa con-
tlnup 10 show good deal OF istusu!nrity;
Fui oFoAh 9!oK
tNft sA1l. GI
Low %
COAL-Homans dull and nomlnatiy unchanged.
Dealers continue u I'LL orders ~ tAo pF'ces Ktycn bo-
lUw'
Iackawhnna ran9o ind egs........ ..........."..H1
5Ntk1HhnN9. Aat 10y
hnllluuT9 Ohlo. ~
l!lossnntE IL
4W
Mara o1nNa Mt NNr nn3. Tho
, 1880-04-28

On W. s M sl 15l 'o gna MnsGtslod. Consuaots arc
ordering ANAL lUls OF old won. Nuw IL nnguotahie
The receipts nro ysry Ef. md n2s enn.gs1 BIZ boon
r s no future Of hs sS osset sct T. osS fa
ulpn WOOL ii 1llnnuactnrers md deADEs, t'l.us las
not been u large yrobabiy since iS3 The sHrot{ ns
er Jsals ~h'!e !ho Wost Tas - annn,1 15ouYn,y h,
Wusiofn manufacturers. have. slnne ,.gDt ,thcir
supplies larRuly ttunl tic Fast About al Of the d.
faw eatKoca iroM Caps Of diood lops. hare arrived
tiun rho iai0neta 0f the soason hns nfucteA tin
Ai.trhuton % sprnx w2Uls1s among uonsaag.a, ana
past few wueKs. Most Ut the mills. hwvror. arc atill
running on uniHishsd or;sers nn wy aho alvnnss @
xoo not likely %s e g94s ~" saG b. nsoaeS
1arEsly on tho pficn Ut which tho now CLIP VIII DO
nurkGtGd d htr!nA eturt Will % fxottod " dcEless
pHs there aE % %suG,s y a. E1tSnt nr
fa!ry gnet market without nuch II any. Change In
pftr0S during the cGnIli1v month.
, 1880-04-28

M0ncy 6I8 per cent, closing At q; prime NOR
cNnlIl.' rnpcr, zoo.
Sterling exchIuRo, sixty days, aotlvo at 1856:
demand, 4A13{.
Sharp County record., 1880-07-29

The Washington Post, in referring to
the bill on Indian affairs, recently before
congress, has the following complimentary
remarks for our present congressman;
Mr.. Gunter, the senior member of the
house, from Arkansas, delivered speech
upon the bill. Not confning his remarks
alone to the bill under consideration, he
went into a general examination OF the
Indian question:, which he handled with
ability, occupying about an hour, during
which time he had the marked attention
of the house, an unusual thing in that
wild, untamed body. Col. Gunter is the
senior member from Arkansas, serving
his fourth term, and the high position he
has worked his way to as q representative
is honorable alike to himself and his state.
Sharp County record., 1880-07-29
JUDGES OF ELECTION.
the name.

The following named persons have
been appointed judges of the ensuing
county and state election in this county
North Township-Josiah Kellett, j. j,
Hill, Abner Prewitt.
Union-John Garner, L. l.. Dail Moses
Crawford.
Jackson-P. L. Anthony, John G..
Huddleston, James S. Darling.
Richwoods- Henry W. Roberts, Peter
O. Porter, A. NJ. Sawyers.
Morgan-J. G. McfIalfey, Harris
Morgan, John Fl. Lock.
Strawberry-George W. Nelson, Ed. f.
johnson, John P. Smith.
Scott-Stephen Taylor, B. M. Dawson,
F. NJ. Shaver.
Sullivan. N. Line, ". G. Meeks, W..
C. Doss.
Johnson. W. Ferguson, W. D
White, B. S. Shirley.
Lebanon--Blake Sanders, Samuel
Dotson, Z. B. PEBBLES.
Big Creek-John Street, L. B. Sullivan,
W. f. Taylor.
Cave-James NJ. Montgomery, II. 5.
Horn, James Anderson.
Washington-J. L. Gawf, Felix May:
j. W. Anderson.
Piney Fork-John R. Metcalf, Burrel
Prater, James A. Hamilton.
Sharp County record., 1880-07-29
Notice.
LAND OFFICE at LITTLE Rock. ARK, !

LAND OFFICE at LITTLE Rock. ARK"
June II, 1850.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named sertlcr has filed notice of his m
tention to make final proofin support OF ms
claim, before the clerk Of the circuit court
of Sharp county, al Evening SHADE. ARK
on the 7th day Of August, 1880, and secure
final entry thereof, VIZ:
Benjamin saunders, who made nom
sec. 80, tp Is north, range west; and names
the following as his Witnesses. viz: John
Mckinney. Green Chism, Rrbert Mckii-
nev and George HigRinb0ttom. Of Evening
Shade, Ark. NJ W. GiBb5'
49, heGist'l"
Sharp County record., 1880-07-29

By order of the county rourt, Mr.. R.
E. Huddleston, county examiner, is exc
cutting a plat showing the boundaries OF
the various school districts IN the county,
the old plat having been burned with the
court house. The law makPs it the duty
of school directors to fI~nth the county
examiner such information as will enable
him to establish the boundaries of their
respective districts, and those failing to
do 50 by the 4th of October next will be
subject to fine of $25, we. gre informed.
The districts south of Strawberry have
about all reported. Those north of Straw
berry have all failed thus far, except dis
tricts 3, IA, 26 and p. We hope, for the
benefit of all concerned, that each dis
trict will report in due time.
Sharp County record., 1880-07-29
SCHOOL NOTICE..

The trustees of the Evening Shade
High School are hereby notified to meet at
the Baptist church house at a o'clock, on
Monday next Aug. 2d) and all persons
Interested in tic school at Evening Shade
are respectfully invited to be in attend
anco. The object of this meeting is to
elect and organize a new board of trustees
for said school, and, also, to take steps to-
ward procuring the services of some suit.
able person to take charge of this school
at the beginning Of the ensuing fall term.
SAM II. DAVIDSON,
President Board Trustees Evening Shade
High School.
c. J. Wilson, Sec'y.
Sharp County record., 1880-07-29
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

To the rioters of Shafc0untr (.
| hereby announa myself candidate
for the office of REPRESENTATIVE of your
county, in the next general assembly of
the state. If honoredEith your suffrages,
l pledge faithful and honest discharge
of the duties of said position, to the bess
of my ability.
i Very respectfully, > L. SHORT, sR.
We are authorized to announce Ed. F.
SMITH a candidate for representative OF
Sharp county, subject to the decision OF
the voters of the county, at the ensuing
September election.
Sharp County record., 1880-07-29

Close OF VOLUME THREE.-This issue
completes the third volume of the RECORD.
During the past three years we have en-
deavored to furnish our patrons with 10.
cal paper worthy their support, and is
sued as promptly as circumstances
would permit. Next week we will COM
mence our fourth volume, with the paper
enlarged to twenty -four columns-six
columns to the page. Owing to our in
creased and increasing circulation, which
enables us to secure special rates in the
purchase of paper, the subscription price
will remain $50 per year, with dis
count of one third to those who pay in ad-
vance. Those who have received the pa
per one year, and have paid US nothing,
must settle up Immediately, or they will
be dropped from our list, as we are una
Bile to furnish them paper free of charge
or on several years time. Business is
business. Give assam ess Support, and
we viii idra.oii 5y'oada newspaper '1's worthy
the name.
Sharp County record., 1880-07-29
FOR TREASU

We are authorized to announce WN. B.
ScARLETr as a candidate for the office OF
Treasurer of Sharp county, at the ensuing
September election.
TO the toters of Sharp County:
I am a candidate,for the Office of County
Treasurer, and hope to receive your vote
on the 9th day of September next. Should
| be elected to the Office | seek, it will be
my aim, in discharging the duties of that
Office, to cause yon no regret.
Very respectfully,
f. 6. HENDERSON.
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On many countenances we see traces
of time, or dissipation, or evil thought,
which are no unintelligible hieroglyphics,
but unmistakable language on fair
page, from which we may learn lessons Of
wisdom and truth. The beauty of the
face is often marred by sallowness, the
accompaniment of a disordered liver,
which can be cured by Portaline, or Tab
ler's Vegetable Liver Powder. Price so
cents. Whites Cream White Vermifuge
is the best worm killer. For sale by M.
W. Wright.
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FOR SHERIFF,

We are authorized to announce ROBERT
GRAY candidate for the Office of sheriff
of Sharp county, at the ensuing Septem9-
Der election.
We are authorized to announce A. G.
HIGGINBoTToM as a candidate for saeriff
of Sharp county, at the ensuing Setem-
Der election.
We are authorized to announce PHI.
SULLIVAN a candidate for the Office of
sheriff of Sharp county, at the ensu'g
September election.
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Notice d!
To Al ,rhOm il mdy C02rcrH:

To Al whom il may C0arcrn:
Notice is hereby given that at the octo'
Der term, 1880, of the Sharp county court,
application and plans of boundaries wall
be filed for the purpose of reinstat'ng
the several school districts on the records
of said court, the same as they appeared
before their destruction by fire, at the
burning of the Sharp county court house,
the same to relate back and have the same
force and effect as the original.
Respectfully,
1897 r. f. HUDDLESTON, &. f.
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John c. Bone, (succe ssor to Charles
L, Gorsuch, deceased Batesville, Ark,
keeps a full line of bedsteads, bureaus,
wash-stands, chairs, cribs and baby car
riages, and makes a speciality of sash,
doors and blinds, window shades, picture
moulding and frames, window and plate
glass, wall paper, &c. Call on him, if you
want anything in his line. 81
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LOCAL NEWS
Town and County.

Probate court next Monday, August :.
Circuit court will convene on Mon
day, August 9th.
"A fresh supply of lemons at the
Evening Shade postoffce.
-Messrs. Wilson & Stephens put up
554 bales of cotton at their GIN near Ash
Flat, during the past season.
Mr.. j. G. McHalffey, of Morgan
township, informs US that the crops are
suffering for rain in his neighborhood.
The citizens of Morgan township
desire to meet the county candidates either
at Center or Pleasant Point school house,
IA miles east of j. G. McIIalffey's resi-
dence
Mr.. Allen Weaver, who resides in
the north part of the county, requests us
to tender an invitation to the county can
didates to call on him at Valley Home,
during the canvass, and receive his hospi-
tality.
Hon. Thos. NJ. Gunter and Col. S. W.
Peel, candidates for congress, will ad'
dress the ptybic of Evening Shads On
Friday, the 9th; at Calamine, Satur-
day, the 2Sth, and at Ash Flat, Monday,
the 30th of August
We will endeavor to ascertain, and
publish in our next issue, the times and
places at which the candidates for county
Offices will address the people. The prob
ability is that they will commence at some
point north of the river, between the
10th and Goth.
Mr.. Geo, Watson, travelling salesman
for the hardware house of Jas. Beakey
Co., St. Louis, called on US this week.
Mr.. w. is clever young man, knows
how to do business, and made a good i'm
preston among our local merchants. His
card will be found in another column.
Since our last report, marriage Ii
censes have been issued for the following
named persons: ]. r. Madison to Miss
S. E. johnson, Pleasant B. Barnett to
Miss Malinda Parseley, Mitchell Hackney
to Miss Nancy J. Holder6eld, Sam'l
Goodson to Miss Amanda Martin, j. M.
Wilson to Miss Fannie E. Moore, Thorn
ton Collins to Miss Elizabeth F. Clark.
Mr.. Alf. H. Joblin, formerly agent
for the Smith line of boats, etc., at Bates
vile, but now travelling agent for the
commission house of Adler, Goldman &
Co., New Orleans and St. Louis, was in
town this week. Mr.. Joblin is one of the
best business men in the state, and the
firm he represents bears splendid repu-
tation for enterprise and fair dealing.
See card in another column.
Complaints are made by some of the
citizens of the town that horses are wa
tered around the town spring. making it
filthy and disagreeable place, probably
rendering the water unclean and unfit for
use. If this is the case, we would sug-
gest that small sum be raised by con-
tribution to construct a tank, with a
trough leading thereto, short distance
below the spring. Who will take hold of
the matter?
The following named persons have
charge of public schools in different parts
Of the county at the present time: Sam !
Orr and w. G. Clayton, at Ash Flat; j.
L. Short, near Ash Flat P. B. Adair,
west part of Richwoods township; Alex.
Paden, Kings Mills; Miss Lucy King,
Washington township; Misses Harriet
and Alice McLain, G. Y. Shannon on
Reeds Creek; w. j. Line, Maxvile
Miss Eva Williams, Sidney; P. II. Wilk.
erson, Highland Mrs. J. B. Hughes, near
ughkeepsie j. B. McCaleb, west part
Of Piney Fork township,
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MEAT PRESERVING PROCESS.

r. ]. Spurlock. of Evening Shade, sagent
for McCulley's Meat Preserving Process IN
Sharp county, and VIII sell family or town
ship rights to use the same, This process
is guaranteed to preserve fish and all kinds
of meats. at any season of the year. Prices
as follows: Family rights. So; township
rights, 1926 to $40.