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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-20
NO. l2 BAY COLT.
Foaled June 10. 1876. by War Dance,
 Son of Lexington

l dam, Dewberry, by imp. Knight Of st. George; dam, Pennsylvania, by imp. Arab NassOud; 3 dam, PeytOna, by imp. Glencoe, son of Sultan; dam, Giantess, by mp Lev iathan, son of Muley; dam, by Sir Arehy, son of imp. DiOmed, winner of first Derby. l7SO: 6 dam, Virginia, by i'm. Dare Devil, son of Magnet. by King HerOd dam, Lady Bol- ingbrOke, by PantalOOn, son Ot King Herod; s dam, Cades, by WOrmsley's King HerOd, son of Fearnaught; g dam. Primrose, by Dove, son of Young Cade; 10 dam, Stella. by 0thellO, son of Crab; II dam, Col. Tasker's selma, by the GOdOlphin Arabian; l2 dam, Large Hart ley Mare, by the Hartley Horse; ls dam- Flying Whig, by Williams Woodstock Arab ian; 14 dam, by St. Victor Barb; D dam, by Why Not; 16 dam, Royal mare, imported from Barbary, time Charles IT,
 Dswberry, the dam of No. l2, Is ont of the dam of Limestone a horse that showed we'll on all the principal race cOUrCes from Boston, SaratOga and Jerome Park tO New Orleans, both as flat racer, hurdler and sieeple chaser, defeating some of the fastest horses Tn America. A very celebrated writer for the turf in recently writing up his "reminiscences for fifty years, spoke of Limestone as horse that has speed To win races, strength Co carry dragOon, size to draw carriage
 have sold the Bay Colt No. i2 tO Messrs ROBERTS X CLARK, of ParOwOu City, Iron County, Utah. l guarantee his age, pedigree and title
 (SigneD KEENE RICHARDS. Blue Grass Park, Georgetown, Kentucky, April ?, 1879. ts The above horse, No. 12 BAY COLT, win make the present season ar Silver Lake Race Track. Terms, so for the season. Fer fur- ther par -culars, apply Co JAMES LEE. DON'T FORGET YOUR FRIENDS IN
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-20
The Deadlock.

HARRISBURG, February l9.-In the Republican Sentatorial Conference this evening three ballots were taken, Beaver and Bayne being the leading
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-20

The above horse, No. 1e BAY COLT, win make the present season at silver Lake Race Track. Terms, so for the season Fer fur ther par -culars, apply Co JAMES LEE.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-20

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-20
AnIrish NInnircstn.

LONDON, February 1S.-A manifesto has been issued by Wm. Shaw, Home Ruler in Parliament for the county Of Cork, and addressed to the Right Rev John Mccarthy, Catholic Bishop of Cloyne. II reviews the course pur- sued by the Irish Parliamentary party since he Shaw held the leadership and condemns the programme adopt ed by that party, which he declares has been marked out for 1t across the Atlantic. Shaw continues: !" l can understand and respect the revolu- tionist, but despise and condemn the mongrel that talks buster and hints at physical force, shrinking away at the first hint of danger, leaving the poor people he has fooled helpless in the hands of an enraged class and the lrovaruunpuf N
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-20

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 WRITING A LETTER.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-20

DON'T FORGET YOUR FRIENDS IN
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-20

LONDON, February 1S.-Lleuienant Schwiika has offered to place at the disposal of Her Majesty's goyernmen the Franklin Telice recently discOy- cred
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-20

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-20
OVER THE WIRES.
Timber Denredntors sentenced.

SAN FRANCISCO, February 1.-The first timber depreciation case was de- cided iu the District Court to-day. The defendent was sentenced to five hundred and seventy five dollars fine and three days imprisonment, for cutting timber on public lands.
 Military Reservation Restored.
 WASHINGTON, February 1.-The President has approved the bill to re- store the lands included in Fort Red ding and Fort Crook military reser- vatiOn, California, to the public do main.
Sharp County record., 1881-01-13
NEW LAW FIRM.

We call attention to the new law firm
of MessrS. Abernethy e Sloan, whose card
appears in another column of our paper
Col. Abernethy, after regular course Of
study, commenced the practice of law
in the counties of lower East
Tennessee, in 1865. Two years therea' ter
he located in the city of Knoxville, where
he practiced his profession until the year
1870, when he removed to Arkansas, and
located in Evening Shade. Here he has
had large and lucrative practice. lie
held the Office of states attorney for this
circuit four years, and in all that time
did not miss a court in the district. In
1868, he came within few votes Of being
elected judge Of this circuit, and doubtless
would have been elected by large MAJ jor-
ity but for disqualifcations to preside in
a large number of cases by reason of be-
ing attorney therein. Recently he was
the democratic elector for the fourth con-
gressional district, and made a very
vigorous and acceptable canvass. Mr..
Fillmore Sloan, the junior member of the
firm, comes in our midst with an excellent
reputation. He is the son Of Capt. W. c.
Sloan, Of Smithville, one amongst Law.
renee county'S most prominent, successful
and enterprising citizens. lie passed one
year at St. Johns college, Little Rock;
one year at the state university, Fayette-
vile; attended the Vanderbuilt university,
in the literary and law departments, for
five years inclusive, where he acquitted
himself with much credit. After leaving
the Vanderbuilt, he located in the city of
ST. Louis, where he has since resided and
practiced his profession successfully, until
locating in Evening Shade. The new
firm is able and competent, one we can
with pleasure and pride recommend, and
we predict for them an extensive practice
in Sharp and the surrounding counties.
Sharp County record., 1881-01-13

The NEwsPAPER.-There is hope for a
reading people. There is no hope for an
ignorant and uneducated people. 1t has
been observed that children who read the
newspapers make greater and more salts
factory progress in schools. The news.
paper is the most successful educator that
can be sent into the community. Ii
reaches ev"ryb dy-even those who do
not attend the schools. Itfashions public
opinion; it creates public sentiment; it
brings tie ners G. cff the worm 10 all Ike
the poor as well as the rich Circulate
the journal among the people.-Ex.
Sharp County record., 1881-01-13
Warming Order.

In the circuit court of Sharp county,
Arkansas.
John Barnett. plaintiff. against JOS. K.
Barnett, Sam N. Bsruett, Pleasant Bar
nett, Susan Smith X bert Fleming and
wife, Paulinda Fleming, Pleasant Gir'-
man, Joseph Smith and wife, Margaret
Smith, and unknown heirs of David Bar,
nett, deceased, defendants-complaint in
equity.
The defendants, the unknown heirs of
David Barnett, deceased, are warned to
appear in the circuit court of Sharp county
within thirty days, and answer the COM
plant of the plaintiff,
Witness, my official signature and seal
of office, this 10th day of Dec, 1880
JouN N. WASSoN. Clerk
j. L. Abernethy, att'y for pl'f l9 4
Sharp County record., 1881-01-13
NOTICE.

Thoseo of our readers desiring steady and
profitable employment. or valuable read.
ing matter cheap for 1891, should send -
cents to the FRANK LESLIE Publishing
Co., Is Dey St, NV York, for a complete
set of their publications and illustrated
catalogue, containing list of premiums,
&c, or 81 40 for complete agents outfit
of II heautirul chromos and our Premium
Book of valuable information, containing
over 500 pages, with sample copies of all
our publications, &c. See advcr isement
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An active agent wanted in every town.
Twenty to thirty dollars can be made
weekly. Their illustrated publications
with their new premiums take at sight.
Do not delay if you wish to secure your
territory. Address
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ID Dey Street. New York.
Sharp County record., 1881-01-13
NICrrTSE:.iI.
The Best offer Yet Nude.

~ -
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The Frank leslie Publishing Co., Is
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Frank Lesle's Young Folks, devoted to
the interest Of young PEOPLE, and contain.
ing much to interest those Of more ma
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OF illustrations and valuable reading mat
ter. Just the paper for young children.
Price, per year 50 cents.
Frank Leslie's National Agriculturist
and Working Farmer, I6 page iiIustrat,
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On all tow of the ADORE publications 70,
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Any person desiring to AIT as our agent
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Samples of all our publications and il
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Address FRANK Leslie PUBLISHING Co
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Sharp County record., 1881-01-13

We know of nothing that is more soul
elevating to the publisher of a newspaper
than to see a man refuse to take his local
paper, and all the time be sponging on
his neighbor for the reading oft. When
we ask man to subscribe for our paper,
we do go simply because it pleases us be-
yond measure to hear him sag, Il take
more papers now than read and then
find him seated by his neighbor's or mer-
chants stove eagerly watching for our
carrier, to get glimpse at the local page
before the owner can get hold of it.-Ex
Sharp County record., 1881-01-13

For coughs, colds and diseases of the
threat and lungs, no medicine can equal
Coussens' Honey of Tar. 1t is the favor
ite remedy of au appreciative public, who
having vainly tried various nostrums, turn
to this pure and simple compound as the
surest relief from severe coughs, colds, or
diseases Of the throat and lungs, If afact
ed with either of the above, you cannot
afford to neglect the opportunity of procur
ing the remedy Coussens' Honey Of Tar.
Price so cts. Whites Cream White YER
miruge is the best worm killer. For sale
by NJ. W, Wright.
Sharp County record., 1881-01-13
RANDOLPH.

A young lady named George Bettys-
worth, who is subject to fits and temporary
insanity, left her sisters residence in Po-
cahontas on the night of the 3lss ult.,
clad only in her night clothes, and crept
under the floor of building, where she
remained during the night and until the
middle of the following day, when she
was discovered and found to be almost
frozen to death.
Sharp County record., 1881-01-13
Church. directory
EVENING SHADE.

NE Chmch, South: PreacbjRg frsi apdthird
Sabbdtbs in each month. PlGyey-meei,nJ md
lec'We cre,y Hcdaesday night " B Cmstead,
PC... Baptist Cdu'ct: Preaching second Sa5t
bath and Saturday night 6G'oG,e, in each month,
Preaching fourth SABBATH in each moath. W
D Baiyd, pastOr .SGb6Gih School Gt NJ 4
Church at o, a. m. j. N, Sharer. Sap't.
Sharp County record., 1881-01-13

"A sure, safe and promut female regula-
tor is III great demand among married and
single ladies, vet, strsGg8 to say, only one
has ever heen offered, and tGat is ENGLISH
FEAALE BITTERs. Ii restores and regulates
all irregular uterine action, cures female
weaknesses and ,Xcesses, removes UEua-
tural distinctions, adds iron to the blood,
strengthens and builds up the whole sys-
TEN, ard cures The nervous AMI hyste-icll.
Sharp County record., 1881-01-13

When the business men Of town fail
to advertise extensively, they diminish the
Importance and trade Of the place, and
permit more enterprising localities to take
the latter from them. Although done
for thor individual interest, advertisers
should be looked upou by the ciizens Of
the town where they reside as, in some
sense, public benefactor5, and they should
be encouraged accordingly. The merchant
who adverllees extensively is worth in his
own town more than forty who never show
themselves in print, and should for this
reason be preferred, assuming that he is,
OF course, fair business man.-Ex.
Sharp County record., 1881-01-13
Notice..

LAND OFFICE AT LITTLE Rock, ARK.
Dee 10TH 1850
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of bis inten-
tion to make final proof II suppAt-nE l.! l.!
clam, and that said rroot will be made
before the clerk Of Sharp county, at Eve
ming Shade. Ark, On the 25th day of Janu-
airy, 1881, VIZ: Leonard II. S ni5h, who made
homestead eutry No. 1l5S for the s Inf OF ne
or of sec Z, tp II north. range 9 west He
continuous reSId nee upon, AMI cuitiya' ion
of, said land. viz: Burr" Pratnr. BrIei Prl-
tor, Bat.y Baker and Miles .kor. OF Eve
ming Shade, AK.
2G-5 N. W. GIBBS. Register.
Sharp County record., 1881-01-13
GAS OTHERS SEE US"

The citizens of Evening Shade want the
law changed SO they can again fire the
minds Of the people with whisky and make
timber for the grave, the lawyer the gal,
lows and the penitentiary.-Randolph
Scalpel.
Sharp County record., 1881-01-13

Angry Pater- Familias forbids swing,
ing ou the gate, not alone because Of injury
to said means Of ingress and egress, Rus
tic lovers, all aglow with youthful happi-
ness, drink in the frosty air, forgetting
that they are not impervious to the chilly
influence Of autumn weather. A cold en-
sues, with It's train Of attendant evils, or
rheumatisln perhaps is the direct conse
Guence. But it can be cured by Coussens'
Lightning Liniment an unfailing remedy
for lame back. rheumatism, sprains, bruis
es. etc. Price so cts. Whites Cream
White Vermifuga is the best worm killer.
For sale by N W. Wright. l
Sharp County record., 1881-01-13

deeds for sale at the RECORD Office.
Mr.. 7. j. Davidson is making a very
efficient deputy sheriff, being active and
attentive to business.
w. G. Norris and Frances Duncan,
P. A. McElmurry and Nancy Hall have
received matrimonial licenses since our
last issue.
-Messrs. Robert Gray and G. j. An
drews are buying lot of young cattle,
which they will drive to the North Mis-
souri, market shortly.
We learn that Messrs. Abernethy &
Slaan will build substantial Office and
furnish the same with library of latest
law books, at an expense of 81 500, in a
short time.
"A wagon load of fish, some of which
weighed fifteen or twenty pounds each,
was brought over from Black river and
sold here last Saturday. They we're cap
tured with a seine.
DR.. c. F. Willard, Of Independence
county. was in town this week, and called
on us. The Doctor is making arrange
ments to introduce his medicines more
extensively in tpis section.
"A note received from Mr. VIM. II.
Stewart, postmaster at Loyal, this county,
states that the fruit trees in that neigh
horhood have been killed by the late
severe weather.
County court adjourned Monday eve-
ming last, until the 18th inst. the time
fixed for calling in and reissuing county
scrip. Will endeavor to secure a list of
claims allowed, for publication in our next
issue.
The county court last week granted
licenses to seven liquor dealers, all to sell
in quantities not less than quart. There
are now no licensed dram shops in the
county. Those selling by the quart pay
one hundred dollars each to the county,
and the same amount to the state.
We neglected to mention, in our last
weeks issue, call from our friend DR..
Noel, of Walnut Hill who paid a brief
visit to his friends and acQuaintances here
during the holidays We are pleased to
learn that the Doctor is doing very well,
financially, in his present location.
Those holding county scrip should
bear in mind that next Monday, the 18th
inst, is the time fixed by the county court
for calling in and reissuing all scrip that
was issued prior to the Goth day of Janu-
ary, 1880, and all such scrip not presented
during salu term OF court Will De helu DIS
worthless thereafter.
1t has been ascertained that the man
O'Brien, who agreed with the school board
to commence a school in Evening Shade
the FIRST of this month, has willfully vio-
lated his obligation, and without even
a notification to the board, has engaged in
teaching elsewhere. I'VE regret to state
that prospect fertile opening of a first
class school here in the near future is not
very fattering, as O'Brien has been de-
pended upon, and until very recently no
efforts have been made to secure any other
teacher.
Sharp County record., 1881-01-13
WdTniRG Ord9T.

against nanno
The defendant. w. C. Adams, is warned
to appear in this court within thirty days
and answer the complaint Of the plaintiff,
NJ. j. Adams.
Given under my hand, this 2SJh day Of
December, 1850.
2l-4 JOHN NJ WATSON, Clerk.
Sharp County record., 1881-01-13
LAWRENCE.

A half dozen each of wholesale and re-
tail liquor houses received licenses at the
recent term of county court, from which
the county will receive a revenue Of
$l,S00 and the state 81 ,200. The holi
days were spent very pleasantly by the
people of Smithville, Powhatan and Wal
nut Ridge, numerous social parties, &c,
being reported.
Sharp County record., 1881-01-13

w. A. Titus, SO Ashland Avenue, Toledo,
Ohio, says: "My wife is now as strong as
ever her regained health being directly
due to the Use of the Excelsior Kidney Pad.
We can heartily recommend it to all kidney
troubled persons" Sue adv.
Sharp County record., 1881-01-13
Galveston, TeXas. Jan. %, IS

Messrs. J, p Drmgoole q Co., Louisville,
Ky. Snip us $50 d,zau English FEMALE
BITTERS. Thompson, S,hott d Co
The above was II telegram, and shows the
great popularity of that female friend.
ENGLISH FEMALE BUrERS, IN the state OF
Texas. Ii has been the standard female
medicine wherever it has been introduced.
Sharp County record., 1881-01-13

WANTED.-Two or three yoke Of good
work oxen and one snan of heavy mules,
Apply to Medley & Bro. Evening Snade.
Ark. 20
Sharp County record., 1881-01-13

"a beam ETHEREAL, smiled and absorbed"
is the man who refuses 30 be cured Of
chills and FEVER by the use of Days AGUE
Tonic. %
Sharp County record., 1881-01-13
Other Counties.
MARION.

Hunters report wolves and bears numer-
Gus in thee part of the county; also in
portion of Baxter and Searcy counties 81.
Tuesday, the lth inst, was appointed as
the time for holding a meeting by the citi-
zens of the county "to consider the advisa.
bility of appointing committee to confer
with railroad men who are seeking the
extension of railway lines to ts.p the south
ern trade, and if possible secure to Marion
county an outlet by rail to the markets Of
the world" . Frank King. who was
frustrated in his attempt to escape from
the Yellville Jail recently, finished the job
of burning the Jail door down, on the eve
ming of the ID inst, and "sklpped out"
and at last accounts had npS been re-
captured.
Sharp County record., 1881-01-13

PRIcKLY ASH BITTERs will effect a cure
in all cases Of dyspepsia. Try it. and get
relief from this most distressing m&l&dy.
Sharp County record., 1881-01-13

w. R. Tanpan. contractor and builder,
Toledo. Ohio. says: ''Au ExepIsior Kidney
Pad relieved me OF pain IN ths side, OF fif-
teen years standing. Please send me an
other Pad" See adv,
Sharp County record., 1881-01-13
Official Dir0crory-
DISTRICT AND CIRCUIT.

Congressman, toartb district ~ N Gma.
STATE Senator, secoad district. u b Judkid
Circuit Judge, HiH circuit ...... .R II PoTe|
Prosecuting 1ty. third cir. -. Charles C09i
Sharp County record., 1881-01-13
INDEPENDENCE.

Circuit court convened at Batesville last
Monday The colored Methodists of
Batesyllle and vicinity lost their church
building, by FIRE, on the evening of the
25th ult. They were making preparations
for a Christmas tree, and got too much
fire in the stove. The building was new
White river has been froz Il over for
some time, thus preventing tbt !shiiE QiDe
Of cotton iTom Baresviile by boat.
John Barnwell, ST., died on the 2Sth ult.,
aged GO years.
Sharp County record., 1881-01-13
EVENING SHADE.
Court Director
SHARP COUNTY.

Circmt: Second Monday IN FebrW95y ard
AUgust. .ComtA Fjyst Monday IN JaRnaF5
1p5i, JHiy dRd OciObcr.... Probate: firat
N0nday in FeJrUarA May, Aaguot and No
rembr
Sharp County record., 1881-01-13
IZARD.

The Melbourne Clipper says the lizard
county merchants are handling the cotton
raised in that county the past season. .,.
The county court last week refused to
issue license for dram shops in Melbourne,
the citizens having voted against it at the
last election. -. "A correspondent uses a
half column cf space in last weeks issue
of the Clipper to say that there are some
bad boys in lizard county, and that he
found his old almanac still hanging to
the wall OF his house New YEARS. morning.
Flog the boys, burn up the old almanac,
and write about the weather hereafter.
Sharp County record., 1881-01-13
FULTON.

A license has been issued permitting
the sale of liquors, by the quart in Salem.
-. The Salem Informer is "whoopng
up" the temperance cause and opposing
the liquor traffic.
Sharp County record., 1881-01-13

Justices blanks for sale at this
Office.
Sharp County record., 1881-01-13

"A note received from Mr. VIM. II.
Stewart, postmaster at Loyal, this county,
states that the fruit trees in that neigh
horhood have been killed by the late
severe weather.
Sharp County record., 1881-01-13

County court adjourned Monday eve
ming last, until the 18th inst. the time
fixed for calling in and reissuing county
scrip. Will endeavor to secure list of
claims allowed, for publication in our next
issue.
Sharp County record., 1881-01-13
LOCAL NEWS
Town and County.

Blank notes, mortgages and warranty
deeds for sale at the RECORD Office.
Sharp County record., 1881-01-13

DR.. c. F. Willard, Of Independence
county, was in town this week, and called
on us. The Doctor is making arrange,
ments to introduce his medicines more
extensively in tlis section. .
Sharp County record., 1881-01-13

A wagon load of fish, some of which
weighed fifteen or twenty pounds each,
was brought over from Black river and
sold here last Saturday. They we're cap
tured with a seine.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-11-18
GRANDPA AND GRANDPA.

Grandpa in his cradle lies: golden hair and
soft blue eyes:
Oimples twinkling here and there in his little
face SO fair,
A dainty. darling Grandpa he, sweet Is baby
Grandpa walked alone to-day-timid, trem-
bling all the way;
Crowing when his walk was done, and the first
Happy little Grandpa he, growing fast . man
to be.
Grandpa is q scholar next. DER "Rule Of
Three" and fractions vexed
Ihen-oh. very sad to say-s truant, leaving
books for play.
Careless little Grandpa he, merry as . rogue
can be.
Grandpa to q party goes, meets grandma
sweet as any rose;
Shyly SIT they side by side, conversation vain
BssSful little Grandpa he. as any little bean
Grandpa soon his jacket dolfs. and at young
sters" grandiy SCOTS:
Boasts cane ss and s;soyspipe hat; sets
Until at last engaged" Is he, proud as lover
e'er can be.
Grandpa, Grandma, glad together, have their
joyous summer weather.
summer o @, down hill they 20, dear old heads
as white as snow,
Children clinging lovingly to Grandma's neck
and Grandpa's knee.
Grandpa, meath life's winter skies, daily walks
with dimming eyes.
Wrinkles gathering day by day where the
diInpies used to play:
-, -Hdrper's Weeldv.