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BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 3o.-'rhero was but little |
activity III tho ssock market the past wcck. |
at,tl the volume OF business was s1nnlI. though
PRICES wero fairly well maEntnlned Money |
was plenty, but Il per cent was demanded OH |
the best collaterals and for Rllt.edEo coin-
Nlcrclnl paper.
Tho export trade was lighter tlnn for some
timc pnst, n1ld Indications todny do not look
to MI Improvement,
Tile funeral OF President Garfield caused
n luli III tIe general merchandise market,
which has not yet been recovered. The
jobblng. .tlry-gontls trade WIS only fair. rs the
scnsDu Is well advanced. and nost stocks for
the full AID wintcr trade have already been
obtnEncd by tile cuii,ltry retail trntle.
The grain trade generally was moro active
than for thu preceding week, and wheat
showed constantly upward tendency until
| to.lny, when 1t closed weak and sha.le of.
| The htgl,css priee for Western spot whent
was reached yesterday, when 1t went to
Sl.4911i, but totlay u fraction was lost. Spec
ulal!on Is active, tho sales Of the week
rcacht,ig 3e4s.34s bushels, while
the receipts were only GG,17:, and
expnrts 1900. There rcnnin III elevators
l,oi;I. .3lt} bushels. Southern wheat Is active
and strong, mid some choice lots sold today
ut size. Thcro was more nctfvlty III corn,
though the export demand was smaller than
| for several weeks. Tho market ruled steady,
showing an advance Of III. cents ou the clos
inr price OF Inst Friday, but 1t closed today
with q cents of TINT advance lost. This
greatest hctivity was In options. and
s Ssp was 'Ts' s ccps prsS oug for saes pess ss'e
nat'o Thursday at i cents advance on TINT
figure Receipts 0f corn for the week. AL.
IN bushels, while sales aRgregated 1.3S7 $40
in elevators, Gs,.i7s bushels: oats wuro
steady. higher prizes hctng maintained tlnn
In New York: Tho lowest diKares tor ths
week were 5000 CENTS fur Wessern mixed,
white. Receipts were light, and not eaual
to the domnnd. Rye was dull, but tlle mar
ket showed I'M advance Of cents PVT bMahel
fri eH se Mssk bit as f6s Msa slkst ks eoea &as soa
with sales ut Sl.l3.
I've. Buyers hefd OF, bat holders wera firm,
round. Into news Of the condition Of the
English wheat CROP las given flour moro
strength, and a further advance Is alltlci-
Tha grocery trnde Is 1ulet, In raw sugars
nothing WIS done, but there were moderate
x OH nll grates. The coffee market today
saie s%d4 81 s3's bsgs IT ia WIS soon @ ispasst
OH tho basts Of II cents for tair Of ne erop, at
which IlEl,rH It was offered without buyers
during the whote week. p,
II Provisions were StenNy al TOD lEnfe9,
which were easily obtained.
t;oo!l butter is scarcs; aud best creameIiess Il
arc 10 to S ce.!ts. Western ErHss E1sa readily
Il ' i,ot e4.,aI to ti,e ,ieniand. Eggs weTa yery
!, | scarce earlier In tho weak, and were pHt up
| to y cents. but tle den,al,d fell Oft, AND tile
market closed dull at lst9lo cents Cheese
| ttltf Hrttk Estr rfU MI
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Some Excitement at Last Worked
Up Over Silver Mining
Shares.
Tho Drontf. Does Not HIVE Deprcss-
Ing Effect on business III Cli-
cinnatf.
A Strong Feeling in the Iron Market at
louisville, Cleveland, and in the
Eouth.

New YORK, Sept. W.--lN ufy EohdS thefo
has been Il fnlitng oil IN Ill departments.
S,ilt fair business Is betng transacted. Duy-
crs have not cusl,e Into tho market for their
second purchases, hut II gootl, healthy trade
il anticipated tor tho ba1allce Ut the stilsGll.
IN grains thero l,us been strong market,
with advancing prices nll nlullg the line.
In provisions pork products continue to bo
tho principal feature. lrleus hnye beeil
somewhat Irregular, but the tentlc,scy Is TIP
wards.
In cotton prices nro somewhat Irregular.
but ut thu close tiluru wis slight decline.
In wDul lilo volume nf business tl.s not
BEEN large, bat y gonl feeling preyats, nn.!
tIle opinio.. uf the' best Judges Is tfat prtees
will ativa,cestat!lcr tlrAi! decline. country
values brIng relatively higher than ut the sr's'
board.
III petroleum business is dull and unsatis-
Duubts which iMny hare existed In tho
lumber market regarding prices nrc necpili-
lug dispellrsl, as inicnttoEs point 10 tliv re-.
who hnve mt already PLACED eHiltrlGts % VII
hold stocks NJ higher llEurrs. Tho dYa,H;.t !a!
for lumber i fair'y maintained, ulld deslr'-
BIZ grades ,lo hot Accnlu!att.
business III American llg.irol ts.n0t large,
lricGs are decidedly !'rn., Co''suMntion
bus been Il lasr business! hOlic. lrIces nd,
yancg,t somewhat. TrAtle III manufactured
irt, rnnf {nur. t1Ilttn AH ncttyH fS heretofore,
The leather ii,urket continues uuIl. Tho
buUt n1d sIls,e Trade Is Inactive.
Tile buitgr Illtvkgt psesents Iew lt leaaMaus is,
70 nole. SgS. hl fGes ,, r,ix." IT, sru,,v liz
tInnnmd iirI1nry il dull mud prlces uro IN
cHamgut.
Tbs ctlccse market Is little more active.
but the denalhl iat eSpart u !'ss; maelo,S ern
Hiloagm a ~ ss.1,s,1 sMpu,s He'"aA A''"'' ''e
in i5razll coiies tho outlook IL not very int
trrinr. IN tie lllurkut abroad IL lAucll de-
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CLEVELAND, o., Sept. 30.-The iron mr.
kcts have been very strung this week. Pig
irnu Is excited, and hlu!nlnous and coke
irons nre ST higher. Thu demand Is heavy,
with the supply fully equal to it. Iron ore is
stittenlng. This demand continues large, md
production Is well sold up Prices flre tlrn'
and unchanged. Nfanufactnretl iron Is
strong. and prices are firm tnd unclaimed.
Deliveries have been delayed, mills shutting
burial. Railway supplies are hrln, and lie.
liveries callnot ho obtained before the latter
,pnrt Of November. Nails llave advanced Is
per cent.
Petroleum has been steady and prices ,tn-
changed.
ltailruad business lias been heavy. The
passenger tratlic hus been larger than eyer
before on account ut the Garfield obstQules.
Frsight Is a triflo cnsier, hut Is still very
heavy,
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LOUISVILLE, Ky., Sept. 30.-Thero Is q
gootl demand for iron, which, for tic Inst ten
days, has been met by furnaces, but Mt pres
ent nearly all the large furnaces South have
been sold 50 inr ahead that they aro dccEitl-
Ing to book further OF ders. Southern irons
have advanced 10 cents to 81 per ton within
the last week. aid nt,y considerable tlcllalid
now would carry prices higllAr. Tlere Is no
demand for cnr-wllGel Iron 1T present.
LeNf tubnccO receipts nre ytry light, and
with few exceptions the market lins been
easy, tho very light offerings atfortflnK very
puur selections. Rains llAye been general
this weak, but of very questionable benellt
tn that Ut tlie crop llncut.
The grain market Is easier.
Butter Is scarce, with good sales and
strong demand.
Cheesn Is firm, with n very good demand.
CabbuRe is dull on account of tho hot
weather. Onions nre In EUUl tlemalid IND
steady Mt 81. Potntoes nte dull Oh nceunnt
Of tho wMrli, weather. Apples arc active,
with good demand and light receipts, Will
free sAles.
The cation market Is quiet and firm. Tho
offerings nru light, with d falr demand.
III the provision market trat1e has been
Quiet during tl,e past week. Tho demand Is
Tight. Theirs IL nothing tiDIng III round lots.
The tlolir market has bcen very firm tlstrln.
tie week, with II strong tehtlvncy to adval1ce.
| The demand Is not 81 htAvy NJ Inst week.
Receipts have tnlten of rs compared with
former weeks. Sales oru light.
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Vessels continue sonrce ut buffalo, Iako Eric
ports. ana Oswcgo, a.ld rates reported trm and
atrong ut tho following IlElreI;

Hy I1lK0 ETC pOfts II ultaht N1ly F0ftS On
Lake Eric west OF and Including ERIC, tu which
irosl-oro ,s consigned. and from which coni is
sf1tnntil.
Sharp County record., 1881-05-12
ROGz Notice.

Notice is hereby given that application
will be made to the county court of Sharp
county, at the July term thereof, 1881,
for an order to change q portion of the
Smithyille and Salem road, so as to leave
the old road on section 33, and interSeCt
old road again on the southeast quarter Of
section 90, in township IS north, range 5
west, ard also to change part Of the
county road known as the Bethlemem and
S. j. Walkers store, on Spring river, road,
leaving the old road bed on the northwest
quarter of section 80, and intersecting old
road on the southeast quarter Of section
30, in township l8 north, range west
May ID, 1881. JOHN KING,
1872 princinal Petitioner.
Sharp County record., 1881-05-12
[coNcLUDED FROM FOURTH PAGE !

exempted from the provisions of this act.
Sec. 6. That any person who shall
prescribe or administer medicine for,
G: who shall in any manner treat
diseases or wounds for pay, shall be deem
ci physicians and surgeons under this act.
See. 10. Be it further enacted that
Immediately after the passage Of this ac,
tte governor shall appointa state board Of
l. sdical examiners, consisting Of five mom-
hors, learned in the science Of medicine
"a surgery, and of good moral character
Al duly registered, who shall organize in
Sc manner prescribed for county boards
l. this act. and shall hold their meetings
a. such times and places as the president
Jay direct, for the purpose Of tho re-ex-
nation Of any person at his or her re-
AGst, who has been refused registration
" any county board; and, if upon ezam-
,.3sion such person shall be found quail
fd to practice medicine or surgery, said
Il tie board shall grant to him or her q
Certificate accordingly, which certificate
81 all entisle the person 80 receiving 1t to
81 registered as provided in this act, in
Gf7 county in thi5 state. Such applicant
ii All pay the state board fee of FIVE dol
l. 5; provided, that no person desiring to
practice medicine under this act shall be
& eludad therefrom On account Of any par
titular system or school Of medicine that
h may desire to practice.
Sec. II. Any person who shall here
a. en- engage in the practice Of medicine
a ] surgery, or either, in this state, with
OIL being registered under this act, shall
be deemed guilty Of a mi8demeanor, and
u On conviction in any court having ju-
r.;diction under the laws Of this state,
shall be fined in any sum not less than ten
ne more than one hundred dollars; and
es3h day that said physician shall practice
m.iicine, without being registered as here
inoefore required, shall be deemed sep
a!45e offence.
Sec. y. That this act take effect and
u in force from and after it's passage for
ii purpose of the appointment and orga-
nigation of the board herein provided for;
bgt no physician Or surgeon shall be in
violation Of this act il he or she shall com
pjg with the provisions thereof at Or be-
Eose the regular meeting Of the county
bo I'd in July Of the year 1881.
Approved March 9, 1881.
Sharp County record., 1881-05-12
Notice.

In the matter of the guardianship of the
person and estate of Atlantic LedfOrd,
person of unsound mind.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed was, on Monday, May I'd, 1881,
appointed, by the Sharp probate court,
guardian to take charge Of the person and
estate of Atlantic Lediord, person Of
unsound mind.
1873 GREEN DUpUY, Guardian.
Sharp County record., 1881-05-12
HORSE STEALING.

A deputy sheriff and posse, Of Fulton
county, passed through town last Friday,
having in charge two boys, giving their
name as Johnny West and James Long,
who had stolen horse from Dr..
Wood, of Salem, few days previous, and
were making for "the bottoms" They
were oyertaken by their pursuera about q
mile below here on the Jacksonport road
and were kept in jail here over night on
their return. West, agreeable to his own
statement, is hardly l3 years old. He is
said to bo of good parentage, formerly
living near Pccahoptas Ark, whence ne
recently moved, with his parents, to How
ell county, Mo. Long is about IS Or
20 years CID, and is fresh from near West
Plains, No. Zeb Wards mcnegarie ig
certain to gain strength.
Later-Wo were informed by Gov. Baz-
ter, who passed down from Salem, last
Tuesday, where he had been attending
Fulton circuit court, that Long was
indicted, Acknowledged his guilt and was
sentenced for five years in the penitentia-
ry. Wess viii be held til gcys co,rtt
When the question Of age viii be argded
in his favor, he claiming to be under Il
years of age. They were brought through
here this morning on their way to Bates
vile, where West will be Jailed. Long
goes on to Little Rock, where he will
doubtless learu q trade and become useful,
Sharp County record., 1881-05-12
Prof. n. T. Moore left here on Thur

Prof. n. T. Moore left here on Thurs
day last for Walnut Ridge to meet his
family, who arrived at that place Saturday
morning from Dublin, Indiana, returning
with them Sunday evening. The RECORD
Joins the citizens of Evening Shade in
giving each member Of his family a cor
dial welcome, trusting that their surround
ings may become more and more inviting
and their stay in cur midst more and more
profitable until their newly made home is
permanent and becomes a more perma,
nent one.
Would it not be prudent to erect a
tank, with q f7o-hogshead capacity, just
north or east Of the rown spring, for the
convenience Of those WHO desire to water
their stock there? As ne are blessed
with an abundance Of pure and wholesome
water, which is used by two-thirds Of The
towns Inhabitants, it would but show the
appreciation Of the consumers by doing
away with the filthy practice Of watering
horses as has been done in the past. We
trust cur municipal authorities will see to
this at once.
Sharp County record., 1881-05-12
TIE PREACHERS MEETING.

The following is the programme for the
preachers meeting, to be held in Evening
Shade, commencing on Thursday, May 26,
1881, at 9 o. m.:
FIRST DAY-THURSDAY.
l. Opening with religious exercises.
.. Election Of q president,
3. Lectures on twenty-five articles Of
religion-Rev. N. B. Fizer on the first
FIVE articles; Rev. D. w. Reid on the 9th
to 10Th; Rev. S. G. Shaw, llth to 18th /;
Rev. Z. NJ, Baker, 10Th to 20;h; Rev. j.
G. Carter, 2lst to 18th, inclusive.
FRIDAY.
4. Lecture on the general rules, by
Rev. S. L. Cochran.
5, Discussion on the following PROPOSE
ton: God redeemed man because he loved
him, and not because ne is essential to
Ills government. N. B. Fizer, affirmative;
7. G. Lane, negative.
E. Lectures on the possibility Of apos-
tacy, by G. Y. Griffin, Thos. Vincent and
7. G, Lane.
7. Lectures on class meeting, by F, +.
Noe, NJ. G. Morris and Il. Hays.
s. Lectures on the method Of conduct
ing rsvivals, by Revs. j. J. Alexander,
s. W. Register and J. F. Caynar.
SATURDAY.
0. Lectures on the method Of conduct
ing prayer meeting, by Rev. l.. Kelley
and II. Fleming.
10. Lectures on family prayer, by Revs.
I. S. Evans and s. G. Shaw.
II, Moot trial. Rev N. B. Fiaer, presi-
dent; Rev. S. L. Cochran, prosecutor
Rev. 7. G. Lane, counsel. Brother 4.
charged with heresy, byinveighing against
the doctrines of the Methodist Episcopal
church, South.
SUNDAY.
y. Lectures on Sunday schools, by
Ravs. L. NJ. Baker and D. ". Reid
Ministers Of all denominations are re-
spectfully invited to attend the meeting.
Sharp County record., 1881-05-12

OIlNION OF AN EMINENT CONDUCTOR
(.9tthhold Ca1lberg, tho celebrated con-
dueSor, writes TO blendelssohn Piano Co,
Of tryipg several of your Upright Pianos.
and must pay You sincere compliment for
the power OF tone and excellent quality Of
to ,eh in your instruments. No less delight
ed Fas with one of your grand pianos,
t.'.s I,consideG. fultv entitled ta tal1e isg
Y5SfE am0Dg sha very be55 CT tae country,
and nope will be played in concert halls
frequently. ] wish you all the success you
SO fully deserve, and remain.
Yours very truly,
GOTTHOLD CARLBERG.
Sharp County record., 1881-05-12
TO THE PUBLIC.

The undersigned, having bought the
McAdams grist mill and cotton gin, stu,
ated on South Big Greek, in Sharp county,
s0JItd r5spgCuuhy INFORM the public that
the mill is being repaired, and will be
put in good running order, SO as to do
first class work, and will be kept in charge
of experienced mill men, who understand
conducting the business. Grinding will
be done on short notice, any day of the
week. The gin viii also be repaired and
made ready for business Of the coming
season. Satisfaction always guaranteed.
Public patronage solicited.
Respectfully, ASA ,. WADE,
April GJth 1881
Sharp County record., 1881-05-12
RedeD2DtjO22 Notice.

Redeemed. April Dist, 1881, by Johnson
Smith. tic NV Or of sec 35, tp 15 north,
range 4 west, for 1886.
Redeemed, April 21st. 1881, by George J.
Crabtiee, the ~ of NV or and pit sw CT OF
sec "a. tp Is north, range 4 We8t for $5.38.
"a JoHN ". WASSoN, Clerk.
Sharp County record., 1881-05-12

A lady of our acquaintance has been in
quite feeble health for many years, with
some complaint peculiar to the sex-became
fpeb,o and anaciated, lost her appetite,
was melancholy, sleepless, cross and frettul.
Many years of suffering indicated that al
spent over three hundr drllays without
rr!lef Some one suggested the use Of Dr..
Dromgo0lr's ENGLISH FEMALE BIrTER2, as
il was not a patent nor secret remedy.
IL was used aal s:yeu bottles Effected .
cure. 3D.
Sharp County record., 1881-05-12
Notice
LAND OFFICE At Little Rock, ARK, !
April 22d, 1881. !

LAND OFFICE AT LIrTLE Rock, ARK,
April 22d, 1881. !
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has fled notice of his
intention to mako final proof in support of
his claim, and that said proof will he made
before the clerk of the circuit court, at
Evening Shade, Ark, on May 18th, 1881,
viz: Solomon R. Yeager, who made home
stead entry No. 3749, for lot No. Of the
sw or of sec 7, tp l6 north, range west.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and culti-
vation of said land, viz: J. L. Masters,
D. W. Yeager, A. W. Rush and John
Shell, all of Evening Shade, Ark.
"a NJ. W. GIDBs, Register.
Sharp County record., 1881-05-12

ENGLISH FEMALE BITTERs.--As q power
full iron tonic and female regulator, this
combination stands almost alone, Ii is de-
cidedly the beat female medicine ever
offered to tie public, and is held in high
esteem throughout the country. 1t cures
female weaknesses, monthly suppresSions,
and,painful periods, relieves the hystcrical,
imparts iron to the impoverished blood,
siren rthens the debilitased, IHyigorateS
the body and restores to health.
Sharp County record., 1881-05-12
Notice.
r. D. Williams, Plaintiff,
against
Columbus P. Iulnw and his
wife. - InlOw, Def 'ts.

To tho above named defendants.
Take notice, that shall apply by petition
TO the next circuit court of Share county,
at the term 30 be begun and held on the
second Monday of August, 1881, for deere
tal order 10 rGinstatc and set up the war
rauty deed and relinnniSbmGnt-nf -dnlzaH
executed, acknowledged aud delivered to
me by you, on the 18th day of, February,
1872, for the town lots numbered forty-toar
"a and forty-Gye as. in Evening Shade.
Ark., Including all the land living north OF
the town branch, which was conveyed by
John w. Shaver and wife to John K. lulow.
and dated on the sth day of January, 1869;
and 30 admit the evidence so shown III sad
petition. together with the decree aud or
ders which may be rendered thereon to
record on account of the Joss of said deed
before it was recorded.
This April 18th, 1851. $50,
X. D. WILLIAMS, pm
Sam H. Davidson, Atty, "a
Sharp County record., 1881-05-12

If you are suffering from indigestion or
any complaint of the stomach or bowels,
you will obtain great relist by using the
PRICKLY ASH BITTERs. as it has She prop
erty OF gently relieving these organs. and
placing them il good, sound, healthy
condition.
Sharp County record., 1881-05-12
Notice !

Notice is hereby given that application
by petition will be made at the next July
term Of the Sharp county court for an order
30 reinatate. upon the proper records and
files Of said court, the original petition Of
the inhabitants and legal voters of Even
ing Shade. filed at the April term of the
Sharp county court, 1873, praying the In
cooperating of said town, as also the orig
iual orders, made by said count. at the time
of fling said petition, and at She final
hearing thereof on the 1st Monday in May,
1878, and such other orders as may be nee
essary to reinstate the proceedings had IN
relation to the incorporation OF said town.
G. j. WILSON,
81 4.
Sharp County record., 1881-05-12

Dumb ague, thnd-day chills, miasmatic
pains and aches, biiousness, sun-pain, ETC.,
are cured at once with DAYS AGUE TONIC,
Sharp County record., 1881-05-12

Sunshine, Prairie county, is without a
postmastcr.- Fayetteville Sentinel. We
are glad to ge5 little sunshine, straight,
over here.
Sharp County record., 1881-05-12

4 member of the Kentucky legislature
proposed that the state furnish every fam
lily in that state weekly newpaper, free.
Sharp County record., 1881-05-12

A number Of Tuscaloosa Ala.) young
ladies have formed . cooking club for the
purpose Of culti7ating tho culinary art.
Sharp County record., 1881-05-12

1t is illegal in Wisconsin for any man
to treat another By paying for his drink
Of liquor.
Sharp County record., 1881-05-12

Take-it-easy and Live-long are brothers,
and related 60 Ayers SarsaparllIa, which
has heightened many 4 lie.
Sharp County record., 1881-05-12
NO. 36.
IEIE NEW
BLACKSMITH SHOP
is THE
PLACE TO GET YOUR WORK DONE!

j. ES. GREEN 81 CO.,
Have erected new blacksmith and wagon
shop on the south side of Main street,
Evening Shade, Ark, where they are
prepared 10 do all work in their line,
on short notice. Satisfaction guayan-
teed. Terms cash,
Ga- Horse fhoeing a speciality.
Contracts valid only when made or signed
By J B. Green.
Sharp County record., 1881-05-12

Gov. Austin has issued a proclamation
declaring quarantine on the Texas coast,
beginning May lst.
Sharp County record., 1881-05-12

Most Of the grain being shipped out 0
0e1Inu.nnaLI NJ pre8ent IS coming south.
Sharp County record., 1881-05-12
EARS 43a 4ss MILLION.
Foo CHoo's BALsAM OF SHARKS OIL

Foo CHoo's BALsAM OF SHARKS OIL
Positively Restores the Hearing, and is the Oaly
46soNte Care for Deafness hR0ua.
This oil is extracted from a peculiar
species or small white shark, caught in the
Yellow Sea, known as Carcharodon Ron
delotii. Every Chinese fisherman knows it.
It's virtues as restorative Of hearing were
discovered by BUDDHIST priest about the
wear 1910. Its cures were so numerous
and many so seemingly miraculous, that
the remedy was officially proclaimed over
the entire empire. It's use became so uni
versal that for over 800 years no deafness
has existed among Chinese people. Sent,
charges prepaid, to any address, at one
dollar rer bottle. Only imported by
HAYLOCK g CO.,
Sole agents for America, 7 Dey ST., N. Y.
Hsyifuesaye eupQueaioNGJIo Gad its cardtire
character absolute, as The 1Critsr cGa personally
testifp. both from eJpcyieRcc aHd 0bScrratiOM
Among the many readers of the Review
in one part and another of the country, it
jg probable that uu,pbers are afflicted With
deafness, and to such it may DE said: llrue
rssgsss-tc 1fsl - z 1sssy D ? street, ~
York, enclosing 81, and you viii receive by
return remedy that will enable you to
hear like anybody else, a0d whose curative
e!fecis will be permanent. You will never
regret it-EaH0r Of .NcV York Mercantile
RtrjeU, Sent. Is, 1850.
Sharp County record., 1881-05-12
EycmiMg Shade College.

Notice is hereby given that the spring
session Of the Evening Shade high school
will open Monday, Feb. 7th, 1881, for a
term Of five months.
RATES OF TUITION.
Primary department, per month. 81 50
intermediate o." wv
Higher English course 25O
Incidental fee Of 50 cents yer student,
payable at time of entering school, or at
end Of first month.
Pupils will be admitted at any time
during the term-tuition payable at end
of each month from time Of entering school
until close of the term, except in case Of
protraoted sickness or by special arrange
ments with the principal.
Respectfully, N. T. MOORE,
Principal.
n. B.-The board Of trustees, having
engaged Prof. N. T. Moore, late of Dub
lin, Ind, to take charge Of the Evening
Shade high school, believe and feel conf
dent thew have secured the services Of a
teacher who is fully qualified and amply
experienced in his profession to give en-
tire satisfaction and build up brst.olass
and permanent school here. We therefore
50 recommend him, and earnestly solicit
for him a liberal patronage.
J. l.. ADERNETuY,
Pres. Board Of Trustees
G. j. WILSON, Sec'y.
Sharp County record., 1881-05-12

Mayor Evening Shade Incoration.
May 10th, 1881,
Sharp County record., 1881-05-12

Blanks of all kinds neatly printed
at this Office.