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TIE courts Of the Province Of Quebec (tfe
population Of which Is almost entirely Roman
Cuthulic) hare decided that tho Orange Society,
an anIi-Catholic organization, is Illegal, and,
consequently, thar tns arrest Of David Grant,
President OF the society, By the Mayor Of Mon
treal in July, lS77, was proper. Tho arrest was
made. as will be remembered. during the rfotous
times which generally accompany the celebration
Of the l2th OF july BY the Orangemen. Mr. Grant
naturally desired to celebrate the Battle Of th9
Royue in proper style with his society. and seF-
erai thousand noman Catholics. inspired With
religious fervor, proceeded to assemble aud
throw bricks in most miscellaneous manner.
AS the shortest way OF settling the difficulty, tho
Mayor OF Montreal caused tne arrest Of Grants
the leader of one OF the opposing factions BE-
ting Roman Catholic himself. the Mayor did
not like to interfere with the excited gentlemen
who were throwing bricks for his side Grant :
sued the Mayor for false Imprisonment, and tns =
Court of Queens Bench decided that the Orange.
society Was illegal, as stated above. Under sn'7 -
decision 1t would seem that the Orangenea
would experience no difficulty in having the no@s~
man Catholic societies also declared Illegal ina'
which case the annual interchange Of brickoata 10
and profanity over the dolngs OF King Wiillanae :
will necessarily become thing Of tho p&afs = r.
, 1881-11-20

BESYoS, the President Of the suspended
Pacific Bank of Boston. is playing the baby
act lie says that he knows he did wrong in
advancing money to Weeks without consult
ing the Directors, but lie did not know that
Weeks financial position was not good, and
he was drawn into the matter gradually.
Col. Needllanl, tile Bank Examiner, says that
matters looked better for the depositors yes
terday than OIL the previous day, and it Is
believed they will not lose much.
, 1881-11-20

their own judgment and supervision US in
the case Of private banks. There is no way
in which the statute can protect tue creditors
Of bank except the offenders be punished,
and the offenders will rarely be punished as
long as the public condone the practice of
gambling and the betrayal of trust almost in
yariabIy incident to wild and universal spec
..}rt
, 1881-11-20

WHEN the prison van conveying Guiteau
from the courtroom back to the Jail had
reached the intersection of East Capitol and
First streets yesterday afternoon man well
mounted rode up behind the vehicle, and,
wheeling, pointed revolver at Guiteau and
fred. After pointing the revolver at the
driver be rode of, pursued By Officers Ede-
lin aud Carson. who soon lost sight of him.
TIE ball bur just grazed Guiteau's right fore
arm The assassin was greatly frightened,
ana expressed anxiety to get within the
JUL walls. All efforts to find the would
, 1881-11-20

THE jail at Mel Donough, in Henry County,
Georgia, was destroyed by fire Friday night,
and TWO of the fifteen prisoners perished IN
the flames. The others were in senseless
condition when rescued. Many OF the citi-
zens OF McDonoueh were injured while at
tempting to save tho unfortunate Inmates.
, 1881-11-20

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE rms established branch
sees for the receipt of subscriptions and ADVERTISE
nents follows:
NEW YuKK-l.oom2 . Tribune Building. F. T. Nc
fADuES Manager.
GLASGOW, Scotlaud-Alians American News
Agency. II lienbeld-st-
LONDON. Eng-Americnn Exchange %as Strand
HExKI 4. G1l-I.lG, Agent
WASHINGTON. D. C.-I3ls street.
, 1881-11-20

THE Whitehall Rcuie,o, an English society
paper given to sensationalisln, says that the
Marquis of Lorne will succeed Earl Cowper
IS Lord-Lientenant OF Ireland. If the
Princess Louise treats the Irish ladies as
curtly as she did the Canadian ladies Mr.
Parneu will have many fair recruits.
, 1881-11-20

Mr.. RICHARD POWERS, OF Chicago Cen
tral President of the Sailors Union, has
been elected President Of the International
Amalgamated Labor Congress Of America,
which has just closed its session at Pitts
burg. The next meeting will be at Cleve-
&nd, O., in November, 1852
, 1881-11-20

Iris said that the Emperor Williams health
is declining seriously. Bismarck gets along
very nicely without his aid. however, as was
shown by the election yesterday OF Tevitzon,
the candidate of the Ultramontane- -Conserva-
tive coalition as President Of the Retchstag,
by 1913 yotes to 14s cast fol. .Stautenburg, Lib
eral. Franckenstein. Of the Party Of the Cen
tire, was elected V1ce~President, defeating
Benda, = Liberal
, 1881-11-20

THE appearance of the bulletin in the
windows of THE TRIBUNE Build Ing las
evening announcing the second attempt upon
the life Of the assassin Guiteau was greeted
with general expressions Of satisfaction at
the effort, but contempt for Washington
nlarksmen. 1t was amusing to watch the
curious crowd that quickly covered the slde-
walk, and to hear their remarks upon the
event, Cries of "Goodp' "Served him
rlsht!" were followed by *rity!'' 0
psnaw!'' so what Il marksman"' " What 4
chance lost!'' etc, as the concluding portion
Of the bulletin WAS reached, and they learned
that lhc villain was only wounded slightly.
Tho contrast between the effect which the
news Of this shot produced upon the public
and that of the one which sent President Gar
field to his grave is worthy Of comment, and
shows in what adherence this wretch is
held. Not sober face nor an expression OF
pity or compassion for him was observed;
only of qualification at the attempt and
clagrin at its failure. Even the softer sex
greeted the announcement with broad smiles
and expressions of approval and delight.
Ono hilarious individual wliooped and
hallooed, shook his fists at the viii
dow, and danced with Joy; then as
it dawned upon his obfusticated fac
ulties that Guitea,1 was not dead, he fairly
howled with rage. and wandered out OF sight
gcs1iculating and swearing. The trial is so
far ii tantalizing aggravation of the original
otfense to public who impatlently wait to
see him hung, and if the jury shall acQuit
this monster upon the ground OF insanity
their names will not be held in everlasting
Affection
, 1881-11-20

"CAPT." PAYNE aud a few of his more
town site Of Oklahoma City, Indian Terri
tory, and are in occupation of the stockade
fort built by them last summer. So far they
have not been molested by the Indians nor
interfered with By the Federal troops. :
, 1881-11-20

the record as willing to aid and placate the
Socialists. and thereby guaranteed Ills OWL
and the Emperor's safety, for even Commun-
lists are not likely to attack or assaslhate
men who are working in their interests
, 1881-11-20
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 20, 1851.

Ed WILLIAMS, alias Maxwell, the des-
perado captured BY Sheriff Killian, of Mt
Draska, and taken to Durand. Wis, was last
night Jynched By the people Of that region.
The case is one of the most remarkable In
3ur criminal records.
, 1881-11-20

TIE brig Lizzie, Of Charleston, S, c.,
picked up at sea the boat OF the ship France,
pf Dunkirk, containing the chief mate and
four seaEe1. The France was wrecked in
hurricane, and IL is feared that all on board
gave those rescued by the Lizzie have
rlar1ahAd
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Sa1 & =, e III s
IissS::s si Sss3 s{
eeo' a" N41' oee.ee.,-
COVENANT dobGE ,s, 20; ,;.a.e "a + ,ii Se heId et
si's'e'aa St T ae1est a to Visiting
GEO" 4: WAIT seete.olz
,v.c,uxcoo~y c1, prt,, ", u M-Tho
tesi resa!sS censoeaaon vii es hsa F55day yaSs. Eys%
'sSG. cMhs s. c. DouLlrLE, Secretary.
, r,.
pe@Sefs a1e hete5s assi T. - attend .ssais; Gsa
5unicson ~ p. held "Wednesday evening Noy IS a.
~odsas: eord'aly invited. 1y"5ass q oiiv1ru VIM
f.11.s II BRESaS. sec,etarI. ~ 'A'
xrgnlo corn.soz1S: 70; !. KNIGHTS TEN, y
sSnassot 81 seeaes Of he 'i:aS E&insn: M reas .aae;
THOMAS J. TURF Fin LODGE; no; 4a, -. - F.
IL si n d. sa 10 g. sssT
3oTe,sy !ny.ssd s I;fi rHEsI1Ss y NICHOLS
"1' - o11>A0t' --e
CHICAGO CHAPTER 80; r.: J.; M;.I1s ., -
Ell sN1rH' Secretary.
, 1881-11-20

be ayeuger have thus far failed. he Is said
to be an ultnoisan who tried to obtain ad-
mission to the courtroom but failed.
, 1881-11-20

HtJTLER CHAPTER, NO 81 o. E.: E-Thanks-
stTinr rnrfv III l;ieasous Hail. West MADISON
T. ana D!s6op-court. on Wednesday evening ne1t.
Nov 8 ut O'Clock
, 1881-11-20

THE writer who has contributed some ar
ticles to the Washington Sunday Gazette
showing up the pecuiiarities Of John Sherman,
whom he refers to as 'the greatest Tycoon
that ever did, or by any possibility could. have
existence" hasa further bill Of indictment
against Mr.. Sherman in this mornings issue Of
the Gazette. He charges that Sherman's po-
liticaf headquarters in the C0rcoran Building
at Washington, comprising seveh rooms, were
furnished with carpets, desks, lounges,
chairs, etc, at the expense Of the United
States. and that these articles have neycrbeen
returned to the United States; that Treasury
clerks were employed day and night, months
before the Chicago Convention, under the
direction Of Ncssrs. Holland, Morris, Dyer,
Bosley, and Knox, also Treasury employees, in
working the Sherman "boo1n''; that after the
convention all persons thus employed were
promoted over the heads Of more worthy
and efficient employees, and regardless Of the
protests of the bureau chiefs; that portion
of the stationery employed III Sher-
mans canvass came FROM the stationery
office of r. the Treasury Department,
and that another portion of the sta
tionery was paid for out Of tue
public funds as for patent file-holders which
were never delivered. 1t is further charged
that when Custodian Pitney was investi-
gated ne was advised to pay for the "patent
tile-holders -; that tie did pay $500, and when
he went to the Treasury Tycoon" and
asked to be reimbursed he got scant satis-
for
, 1881-11-20

THE most significant incident of the Gui-
teau trial yesterday was the passage in which
Scoville, Guiteau's counsel remarked that
they admitted the killing. whereupon Gui-
teau exclaimed: Not the killing, your
Honor; we admit the shooting" Most peo-
pie will regard this remark as an indication
OF Guiteau's sanity and shrewdness. He is
determined to insist upon the Quibble that
the President died a victim Of malpractice
all old expedient Of criminal lawyers. We
should think the jury can hardly fail to be
Impressed with Guiteau's sanity as exhibited
BY this steadfast purpose. The single re-
mark we have quoted ought to 90 further
toward establishing Guiteau's moral respon-
sibility than all his antics toward convincing
the jury Of the contrary. But Guiteau has
two strings to his bow. If he cannot secure
acqnittal on the ground of insanity
he hopes to irritate the Judge into
ordering him taken from the court
room while the trial proceeds, or into
some other ruling which will enable him to
appeal to the court en- banc and secure
new trial. Guiteau is enough of a lawyer
and a sufficiently shrewd observer to know
that public. indignation abates with time
and that he will have better chance to es-
cape with his life a year hence than he has
now. Gniteau is evidently sane enough to
be hanged without compunctlon-
, 1881-11-20

LADY WASHINGTON CHATTER. 70: = Q; =.
k-Ytll hold the second Of their series OF parties n.
lar eyeniuc Nut y. At Parker HILL. corner ita!sed
md MadsOn-sts Members and friends OF the order
l.. IL WHITE, Secretary.
, 1881-11-20

COVENANT LODGE. NO. So +! = 4 A:-Spe.
ftni COMMUNICATION of above ludSe will be heid at
xoftuihtan Hall Isl East kinkie-st. Friday. fov a
Sl ut O'Clock. for important work WISHING Aas-
HUGH MASON, ". n.
, 1881-11-20

WASHINGTON CHAPTER No. a. Il: A. M:-Th0
text regular Con vocntion will be held Friday Even :,
Dr.tces. Visiilnx Cosupantuus always welcome. ~
ortcr Ut JOHN MURPHY. II. <. II. r.
GtJAE r. f. Secretary.
, 1881-11-20

COVENANT LODGE no. sht +. & \. M.-An
n,nerren. communication OF above lod:e will be held
fhs sunday Noy. ~ Ut y o'clock i'o.n !qr ne rns
The place OF intcrment- Funeral by cars - tto:e
Kill Brpthe.x OF other lodges cordially invited dy
4rder. HUGH AAooos ~. IL"
, 1881-11-20

ANCIENT COMPANIONS DOMESTIC CLCB-The
Ire completed and tickets tssaed Eyery Companion
Ieatrngt TO Join should notify The Secretasy imne-
1tely. JAMES HITCHCOCK.
Eecret4rF, - Wabash-av.
, 1881-11-20

UESPER1A LODGE, MI. Ill. 4. F. & A. M.-The
pe,ubers are hereby nn1lted attend regular Com.
1unicson ~ D. held sdu; evening NoS Is a.
ind Halsted-s1a. Master Aasons. members OF Aister
"jodSaa, cotdi4lly Invited Bys'Tder OF -
JAS. SMITH, " H.
, 1881-11-20

COR1SIHlAN CHAPTER. No. e. Il. a. M.-Specsnl
convocauon Monday eventnE. Nov q, ut 7:3o O'Clock
: Fork the P. md H. i. II. Degrees. Visiting CON-
)autons are cordially invtted by order Of
ARTHUR WARRINGTON, q. +.
J. q. DICEERSQN. Secretary.
, 1881-11-20

ST. BERNARD COMMANDERY, No. s. KIT
Fpecia1 Conc1nre "Wednesday evening, Nov. 1. at
o'clock sharp. Work on the Order Of the Temple.
Ftsttlng sir Knights are courteouslJ invited. By
sfder OF
JOHN D. n. CARR, Commander.
J, O. pICKERSQS. tkecufdtf,
, 1881-11-20

CHICAGO COMMAEDERy no. II. KNIGHTS
fEsPLAK-Btated Coaclave Monday evening. Nov
d, 7:D O'Clock, for business. Visiting Cir Knight
e. H. POND, E. c.
, 1881-11-20

CHICAGO CHAPTER No. II, T. 4. M.-I1al 1s4
Fwenty -sec,nd-st speciai Cgnvocation "Wednesday
ianions Welcome. B5 order Of II. T. =.
ELL SMITH, secretary.
Sharp County record., 1881-03-31
Election Proclamation.

Notice is hereby given that there will
he an election held at the court house in
the incorporated town Of Evening Shade,
sharp county, Ark, on Tuesday, April
5;h, 1881, for the purpose of electing enc
mayor, one recorder and five aldermen
for the corporation aforesaid, to serve as
such for the ensutng year.
Given under my hand, this 4th day of
March, 1881.
Attest: J. w. OLDHAM, Mayor
Il. f. IIuddleston, Recorder.
Sharp County record., 1881-03-31

How the boys love to gather nuts in
the pleasant autumn weather. In after
years the recollection of this pastime is
the most agreeable of all their happy
memories of Aud Lang Syne' Gather
ing the buckeye is now source of profit
as well as pleasure to them, as the manu-.
facturers of Tabier's Buckeye Pile Oint-
ment buy the buckeyes in large quantities
to make their celebrated Pile Ointment,
which is never failing cure for Piles.
Try it. Price 80 cts. Whites Cream
White Vermifugn is the best worm killer.
For sale by NJ. W. Wright.
Sharp County record., 1881-03-31

Governor Churchill has vetoed the new
revenue bill, on which the recent lsgisla-
ture spent so much time and labor. The
reason assigned for disappearing the bill
is thatis fails to provide for the assessment
and collection of the taxes for the present
year. The circumstances point either to
an inexcusable oarelessness of the legis-
lature in not making said provision, Or to
the very able bodied stupidity of thsgov-
eynor and his legal advisers in failing to
comprehend,its meaning.
Sharp County record., 1881-03-31

The Arkansas traveller takes care to
equip for his journey through the w'Ids
with means of defense from attack, not
forgetting a suspicious looking black bot
tie, whose contents are to refresh the inHcr
man, and he knows :has package Of Por
taIine, Or Taber's Vegetable Liver Pow
der, is invaluable in malarial districts. 1t
will cure biliousnesS, sour stomach, dys
pepsa, and all disorders arising from an
inactive liver. Price so CTS. Whites
Cream White Yermifuce is the best worm
killer. For sale by NJ. W. Wight.
Sharp County record., 1881-03-31
Notice

Is hereby given that | will apply by pc
tition to the county court of Sharp county,
at the April term, 1881, thereof, for an
order of said court to change the Evening
Shade and Thorn svlle road, in section
twenty, township seventeen north, range
six west, to Lave the old road bed in the
sw Or ol the Sc or of sec 20, and intelsect
the old road again in the sc qr of the Sc
or Of said section 70, township II north,
range 6 west.
Respectfully. GEo. ". MoSER.
March Sth, 1881. 21-3
Sharp County record., 1881-03-31

An active BRAN, sparkling wit, cheer
full mind, a bright eye, . ROBUST body, pnre,
rich blood and vigorous, b)unCinG circu-
latiOn, add many charms to female society;
yet, all, how few ladies can boast of these
Bign> of health! While they remain vie
TINS to those terrible female complaints,
they will he compelled to be mere feeble,
from the dark and dismal night Of gloom
that NANTES your brow. You can be re-
sioretNo health and happiness by the use
Of ENGLISH FEaAIE BITrERS.
Sharp County record., 1881-03-31
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s.-TT Lt'g ~ W ~

Taken mp as estIays, by VI. c. Daugherty,
and pasted, IN the 18th Gay # February,
1851, before A. n. SasBern, a justice Of the
peace for Rtchwoods township. Sharp coun-
ty, Ark, one black horse, left hind foot
White. heavy tail; one dark bay horse. 4
years old, bo,h hInd fect white, lett fore
foot white; one i!on gray horse, with small
bell uD. has big knee; one surrel horse, 3
years old. and one light iron gray horse.
9 wears, both hind feet white, left fore foot
" vhite, large white face; all valued at SO.
2lG JoHN ii. WATSON, ClerE.
Sharp County record., 1881-03-31
Notice.
LAND OFFICE AT LITTLE Rock, ARK, !
Enh 1Nth 1891

LAND UFFICE At LITTLE Rock, ARKn
Feb. 18th, 1881.
Notice is hereby given ihnt the following
named settler has filed notice Of his in'en-
ton TO make final proof in support of hls
claim, snd that said proof will be made
before the CLERK of the circuit court ut
EysniDg Shade, Ark, ON April ID, 1851,
VIZ: John W. Roberts. who made home
stead entry No. 6995, for the ht of sw or
and NV or Of SO Or of see "a, tp Il norl b,
range west. He names the following AZ
witnesses TO prove his continuous residence
upon, ana cultivation OF, said land, viz:
G. W. Cathey, }. w. Jones. John Sanders
and Robert Phillips, all Of Evening Shade,
ARK. NJ. w. GIBBS,
800 Rcglstar,
Sharp County record., 1881-03-31
LOCAL n - w 8
Town aEad County.

County court will convene next Non
day.
marriage license issued this week
fer j John A. johnson and Sarah Barnes.
"A large stock of farming implements
for sale at Cochran & Sons.
The people Of this section seem to be
making preparations for farming more
extensively than ever before.
= Missouri -four and apples ceiling in
Evening Shade this week, the latter at
81 % per bushel.
Owing to rush Of job work and a
bruised hand, we have to publish our pa
per this week rather OF the anything to
Gil up" plan.
Mr.. Stephen Taylor, Of Reeds Greek
was in town to day, making arrangements
TO place one of his daughters in the school
at this place.
Col. Abernethy was called home from
Powhatan, where he was attending the
Lawrence circuit court, this week, by the
sorious illness of his child, which died
shortly after his arrival.
A board of three examiners will be
appointed by the county court, next week,
to examine persons who may desire -
nTaotice. mo6i.ine IN this soastT r, accord
ing to the new law.
Mr.. Van Shaver, of Reeds Creek,
was in town, visiting friends, this week.
Mr.. Shaver has closed up his mercantile
business for the present, and will rest a
few months for the benefit of his health.
He contemplates spending at least por-
ton of the summer at Eureka Springs.
Mr.. Robert Gray returned last Thurs
day from Missouri, where he took drove
of cattle. After purchasing Mr.. Andrews
interest in the herd, he drove as far west
as Polk county, where, finding the market
dull, he purchased feed and left his cattle,
and will not dispose of them until summer
or fall. Mr.. Gray will remove his family
to Polk county, probably in May next
Those needing plows of any descrip-
ton should call on Cochran e. Son.
Sharp County record., 1881-03-31

a Galveston widow is about to marry
ber fitch husband. Her pastor rebuSed
her for contemplating matrimony so soon
again. "Well, | just want You 10 under
stand, if the Lord keeps on taking them,
| will too," was the spirited reply.
Sharp County record., 1881-03-31
JACKSON.

The Herald Of the 18th inst, says that
fish by the wagon load may be seen On
the streets of Jacksonport every few days.
Rev. Z. A. Garrison and wife, Of
Helena, were visiting relatives in Jackson
last week 81. The grand jury at the recent
term Of circuit court reported the county
jail unsafe and unfit for use.
Sharp County record., 1881-03-31

A young man who didn't like the color
q ms nalr, wrote to a chemist, asking,
WHAT i the best dyiag receipt" The
chemist wrote back, Fool wlth an empty
F, rot gun"
Sharp County record., 1881-03-31

An Illinois man who was having a new
house built, objected when the carpenter
proposed to put in bay window. lie
said he preferred white one to match
the house.
Sharp County record., 1881-03-31
LAWRENCE.

Wiley Jones has purchased new aaw
mill, which he will locate on Strawberry.
Circuit coura convened at Powhatan
last Monday, the 28Jh. A man named
Benton, from Futon county, while pass
ing through Lawrence with load OF cot
ton, few days since, was thrown from
his wagon By his team running away, and
his leg br ken, "A correspondent Of a
Chicago newspaper, in company with sew
eral other parties, passed through Pow
hatan last week, cn the way to the Raven
Den Springs. "A fra,proof vault has
been provided by the county for the safe
keeping of the records and valuable pub
lie documents.
Sharp County record., 1881-03-31

IS BY FAR the best Business and Social
Guide and Hand Book ever published.
Much the latest. 1t tells both sexes com.
pletely HOW TO DO EVERYTHING in the best
way, HOW TO BE YOUR OWN LAWYER, and
contains a gold mine Of varied iniorma
uon Indispensable to all classes for constant
reference. AGENTS WANTED for all spare
time. TO know why this book Of REAL
value and attractions sells better than any
other, apply for terms to
IT. B. SCAMMELL & CO.. .ST.LOUIS, NO.
Sharp County record., 1881-03-31
ETENING SHADE MARKET

Mr.. G f Elmore assistant postmas-
ter. at Ash Flat, is authorized to receive
subscriptions to the RECORD and receip'
for the same.
Sharp County record., 1881-03-31

Affection is tho wholesome soil of vir.
tue, where patience, honor, sweet humil ty
Sad calm Iulutude Ike root and flourish
Sharp County record., 1881-03-31

ASH BITTERs. They actmlldly, and effect
a cure without any annoyance.
Sharp County record., 1881-03-31

(, Women, girls and boys all prefer DAYS
tGUE T0SlC, beCa Use it is pleasant, does
aot contain Quimne, ETOGuc no dtalBcSs,
,nd never Was known 10 Iaii.
Sharp County record., 1881-03-31

"Pat upon my tombstone" said dying
;aan, "an eptaph sta0ng that | Was a
s,Oun rel, thlel and brHte. Then people
viii think was a good man. EpitaphS
Always lie so.n
Sharp County record., 1881-03-31
Other Counties.
BAXTER.

The Citizen reports business blooming"
in Mountain Home, and all the houses in
town occupied, except the Jail.
Sharp County record., 1881-03-31

There are s;x-een broom factories man.
aged 10y Chinese in San Francisco.
Sharp County record., 1881-03-31

Blank notes, mortgages and warranty
deeds for sale at the RECo7D Office.
Sharp County record., 1881-03-31

IS II. Erwin, f Ute Creek, Colfax county,
Sew NJ XicO, says: My wife mas been
cured OF u cough of thirty years standing
~ wearing an "Ouly Lung Pad" See adv.
Sharp County record., 1881-03-31

Bad luck is man with his hands in his
p2ckets and a pipe in his mouth, looking
o. 10 see how il will come ont. Coca
lgck is a man to meet difficulties, his
sAeycs rolled up, and working to make. it
Come right.
Sharp County record., 1881-03-31

N. B The board of trustees, having
engaged Prof N. 7. Moore, late Of Doub
lin, Ind, to take charge of the Evening
Shade high school, believe and feel conf
deaf they 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 a first class
and permant schJel here. We therefore
so recommend him, and earnestly solicit
for him liberal patronage.
j l. ABERNETuY,
Pres. Board OF Trustees.
G J. WILSON, Sec'y.
Sharp County record., 1881-03-31

An Iowa clergyman regulates his mar,
riage fees by weight, tho rate being four
cepCS a pound for the bride. A man in
that region who marres a fat girl is now
considered extraYagaut.
Sharp County record., 1881-03-31

Gemdh0.
Transient advertising, ten cents per line, each
insertion
Marriage and death notices, not orer ten
lines, free; more than ten lines, half transient
rates
Legal notices at Statute prices. No legal Gd-