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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-12-16
GUITEAU C0WED.
Words that Sileuced the Assassin, and
Causs ss.iiEkm,lo Turn Pale.

Words that Silenced the Assassin, and
Caass stIEkln.4o Turn Pale.
Al striking scene occurred in Court
during the proceedings on Thursday.
"Shoot him down. Damn him." were
the words which came from clear,
ringing voice in the corner at the right
of Judge Cox. The assassin's foul
mouth was instantly closed, and the
quiverng wretch turned deathly pale.
He cringed in his seat, and was dumb
with fear. lie looked as If he thought
his hour had come, and he no longer
blasphemed or called upon the Deity.
There was, OF course, an excited move
inent in the Courtroom, and Judge Cox
sharply called out from the bench:
"Who is that!" The officers could dis
cover no offender, and the incident
passed, but the cowed wretch, who had
just been defying the Court and abus-
ing the counsel, was stilled The out
cry probably came from spectator
who could not restrain his indignation
at the blackguard mouthngs of the
assassin, who had no purpose Of assault
to murder in that place, at least where
the innocent might suffer; but there is
a strong feeling, which has very deeply
impressed Mr. Scoville at last, that
sometime a pistol may be fred first and
an outcry made afterward. Il am
afraid, said George Scoville last night,
''that somebody will pnt a bullet into
Guiteau's head before this trial is over"
Those who sat in the dim light Of the
dingy Courtroom that afternoon had
some reason to think that Scoville's
fears were about to be realized.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-12-16

The smallpox seems to be still in
creasing, and wholesale vaccinations are
of daily occurrence at Chicago. To-day
the entire Postollice force, including
carriers, will be vaccinated.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-12-16

VIII be given to the two persons holding the
lucky Numbers.
FIRST Grand Prize-for Lady-One China Tea
Set, 40 pieces; On exhibition at Il. W. Woods
store
Seeord Grand Prize-for Condemnation
Dollars, gold coin.
ri Masks to be removed at II o'clock,
midnight.
f1- A cosyumer will be on hand with new
costumes and at prices less than heretofore
TICKETS (each). Observation-Disclosures So so
az Music by Mes ss. Hewett and FuiLer's
band
EzY Grand March at o'clock sharp
SUPPER-Those wishing Supper, can pro-
cure the same at the CENTRAL HOTEL, at one
dollar each. dl2td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-12-16

The London Echo says "The su-
premacy of common sense in the pub
lie opinion of the United States has
never been more signally illustrated
than by its steady refusal to counte-
nance anything like an approach to a
powerful army. Among their political
merits none stand higher than their
ability to do without that vast military
organization which is the curse and
burden of civilized Europe"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-12-16

A Cincinnati Deputy Sheriff had in
custody two women accused OF shop
lifting. They were young, handsome,
and fashionably dressed. His duty
was to conduct them from the Court
House directly to the Jail. He started
from the former place at noon, but did
not arrive at the latter until 5 o'clock
In the mean time he had appeared at an
operate performance with his two at
tractive companions, proudly conscious
that his aequaintances there would en-
w him as the escort OF two such bellies.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-27

satiate and greedy. Doubtless the
object Of ali this haste 10 to enable
the bargain to be carried out by
which, In return for Mahone's ac.
csdsisn TO the Republican party,
0orham was to be elected Secrsta.
~ and Aahons's adherent Riddle.
barger 6srgeant-at-Arms Of the
Senate. Probably both Qorham
and Malone are afraid to give the
country an opportunity of medi.
tating on the disgraceful bargain
by which . man hitherto supposd
to be . Democrat was converted
into . Republican. The Republi.
can party needed Malone and they
have got him. That gentleman
now demands his guild pro quo.
That is ths reason why a complete
change Of the organization of the
United States Senate is being
pressed at q merely executive ses-
sion, while all the precedents and
Q sense Of dscorum would have
postponed 1t till next Fall.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-27
Passengers south ..a Esss.

FRESNO, March 26th.-The fol.
lowing is the list of passengers fol
the South and East on the train
which passed this place at s P. M.
N A Howard, Washington Ter.
ritory; J w Smith, do; Rio Tilly,
do; Mrs E B Crocker, Sacramento
Mrs w T Crouch. Oakland; r A
Davis, San Bernardine; Mrs r A
Davis, do, Miss Julia Wiseman,
San Francisco; WIN Metcar, New
York; Rev J Burkes and wife, Loe
Angeles; Mrs r g Benham, San
Francisco; Mrs w II Benham, do;
Mary Kephart, do; Henry Edger.
ton and wife, Sacramento; Louis
Speysr, Norwalk; Gen p Banning
and wife, Wilmington; J d Barry,
San Francisco; r Garvey, Los An.
geles; ] HI Hamilton, J L Fisher,
Thos Allison, A w Sisson; A
Green, San Francisco; VIM Il
Stillwell, Deadwood, d T; Wm
Tsrhuna, do; Thos H Reynolds
Tombstone; Mrs VIM J Clyne, Sar
Francisco; Tn os CIusky, do; A
Fluehe, do; Mrs L Fl Hamilton, do
Fl A Rend, Chicago.
The Charge Against J. q. Darney
Dismissed.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 26.-
Judge Rix in the Superior Courl
to-day, dismissed the charge OF per
jury against James M. Barney
brought by G. H. Swain. The
Judges decision was to the effect
that even il Barney had swsrn t.
the statement that he was resi-.
dent of Cal. on the bond Of Mrs
Reagan, 1t was done without crimi
nal intent and was no doubt tn,
result Of . blunder on the part o
the lawyer who drew the bond. II,
characterized the complaint ii
frivolous and evidently the work o.
malice and said that as no Jury
would ever convict a man Of
Barney'sstanding on such . charge
he did not hesitate to dismiss the
complaint.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-27

A. this distance II is hard to see
1ho objsct Of the struggle by the
UemooratIc minority of the United
0ooeos Senate to throw over the
o1ootlon ef the efIlcials Of that body
~ eo1t Fall. OF course, there is
eoMethlng ungracsful and brusqus
4oeot the eager haste with which
~ lqp1blieans have forced this
Doa Their attitude may fairly
- eellsd indecent, but that is no
ooooon Why tho Democrats should
1k : eontest in which the minor.
LIZ mest Inevitably be worstsd in
y ~. There may be important
111oae u which . minority may
oDlly soeeft to every sxpsdi-
Daglienenfsry anssss, and
~ - nllb0stsr 10 the highest
~ ~ Detriee. bat coetalnly |
n - ef oneee eaooey ard Il |
& ~ o1of - e1low ~ ~
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EAST Err N.
Beck and Dawes.

WASHINGTON, March 26. In the
Senate to-day Beck referred to the
statement made yesterday by
Dawes, that he supported Riddle.
berger because he belonged to the
body Of men who opposed that
party which had its heel on the
neck OF the black man In Virginia,
and desired to call that Senator'S
attention to o scene which had
taken place in tue Virginia Legis.
fature. Mr.. Noise, a colored man,
who probably could neither read
nor write and who, therefore, would
not be entitled to vote In Massa.
chusetts. had arisen and made q
rather rambling speech In which
be advocated the payment of the
State debt and had then yielded
the floor to Riddleberger. That
gentleman thersup0n offered a res.
oluti0n to sxpel Noise, which was
rejected. The man who had thought
to expel an ignorant but honest
colored man was the man who was
now championed by the Senator
from Massachusetts.
Dawes-Does it appear whether
Riddleberger proposed to expel
him because he was In favor of
paying the debt?
Beck-Poor man, I suppose he
took double chances on him,
[ Laughter
A motion to 60 into executive
session having been defeated. Ma.
hone took the floor to address the
senate. This aroused that body,
which had been very dull all day,
Into something like attention, He
was unfortunate, he said, in hsv.
Ing been absent frem the Senate
yesterday when some allusion had
been made to Riddleberrer and
himself. He had been indisposed
and was still too unwell to review
the speech.
Dawes interrupted him and said
II the gentleman would prefer to
speak on Monday, he would move
TO adjourn. The motion was agreed
to. Adjourned.
WsshanEsen 0sssIp.
NEW YeRK, March 2eth.-Ths
of Robertson continues
to be the subject Of general cenver-
yatton In political circles. Senator
Conkltng's aetion 10 awaited with
Zreat interest. a very prominent
republican expresses the opinion
mat Stanley 0atthoWs holds the
~ . the situation and that Rob.
!rtsen's name will BE- Withdrawn.
5enkl!nB VIII oo4oo HI oppooltion
: MetthoWs'e neminafion for the
8 Zte9e 1ere. - zlleW hin to |
80
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ssn0nAa Ho.lCE.

6nnGe notioes Of companies. socie-
(Hnruhes, ~, viii only bs inserted
{lunArp = paid advertisements.
r6ooEve. 1pe Places Of Worship. graft
nooney,> = which Will appear every
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-27
Situation Wanted.
w anted.
Situation Wanted.

By o competent girl, to do cham ber-
work. take care of children or assist with
housewOrk. in city or country. Enquire
at No. Fort street. mis-
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spse1A1g Nor1ms.

Every faxnsr VIE swns . ssea pteek .
1esses. cattle and ahssps ~ tntsnes 70
q eAsn thssaGA ~ VS69 lhe1 ~
s<essss : - - = J, s ~! - =.
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steam Printing House.

- 1,eali>iss sf tho HrxALD Steam
- Rouse fbr doing Job work are not
- n California outside Of San
11ioo end eacramento. All work en-
~ - us viii b. executed with neat.
~ lispaash at the lowest living
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LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
Especial to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.l
PACIFIC COAST.
STOCK REPORT.
MORNING SESSION.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND Elk.
CHANGE BOARD.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-27
NEW TO-DAY.
sHERIFF's SALE.

0HERIFF'S SALE.
IN THE JUSTICES COURT OF LOS AEGELEs
ANGELES COUNTY, STATE OF CALIroR
MA.
ANNE PHILBIN, Plaintiff. J
JOHN pH1LBiEN, Defsndant.}
TYNDER AND By VIRTUE OF AN Exc.
~ cation issued out Of the Justices Court
Los Angeles city and t0wnshtp, Los Angeles
A. D. 1881. to me directed and delivered on
said last mentioned day, for judgment rem.
dered in said Court ON the 17th day Of Feb.
ruary, A. d. 1881. In the above entitled &C.
ti0n md favor Of Anne Philbin and agsinst
John Philbtn. have duly levied upon and
MONDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF
APRIL, A. d. 1881,
At y o'clock n. Of said day, proceed to sell,
st the Court House door. in the city and
county OF Los Angeles, State Of California,
at public auction, to the highest and best
psuuo6s AOH C1eu IN un1too oteC61 gold
coin. to satisfy said Judgment, interest
and costs and all accraing costs. the fol-
lowing describsd real estate. to-wit:
All the right, title and interest which
said John Fhilbin had on the 18th day Of
Quired in and to that certain lot or piece
OF land. situate in the city, county and
state aforesaid, lying ON the southeast
erly side OF San Pedro street and having
g front thereon. bounded on the south
skill street and on the north BY property
known as properly of Niemaier, Goetz,
Fletcher. Laseval, and piece formerly
Of Bottller. and being the same properly
designated on the map of Los Angeles
city by II. ]. Stevenson, Surveyor, as the
81 acre tract Of John Philbin.
Given under my hand this Goth day OF
March, A. D. 1881.
". B. ROWLAND, Sheriff.
Ry J. O. KAYs. Under sheriff.
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Ophir. .880 b sos Nevada. IN,
$50 Mexican. 81, 81, 7N. 7N7N
$50 Utah, 7M
$40 g b g, IS, 4.60, As 8 Belcher, 81
4.65, 40 220 Union,
CTS B 4 R,SX,S,9H, a40 Alta. Loo, l.95, 2
9k, 9,6T 10.
IS Gala, ESQ l2O Andes, L25
1910 Savage, 1,90, l.95 $40 Scorpion. LIS
$50 Con Va, l.85 100 @ Gate,
100 Chollar, LES, 70 Eureka, 21lS ,2il,
l.90 241<, AK . 81
1860 P0tosi, 2.40, 2.SS, l700 Navajo, els, Eli
100 Il q N, s 90. $50 i17S0 Albion, 40, 2 05
$50 Point, LIS, l.20 200 Mt Diablo, bT
500 Jacket, $50. ~ 20 Mono.l
$40 Belcher, Its, l.70l 100 Day, l.S0
400 Confidence, .2.60,l 100 n MONDAY, l.2I
2.S5 40 Bodie. 5T
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30 and 38 Park Row. New. York.
JOHN II. OHREvER, Treasurer,

Price lists and further information msy
be Obtained BY mail oe otherwise, on appl
easIon.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-27

SAN FRANCISCO. March 20.
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TREES, TREES.

OOOOO TREES, from Central
American seed, for sale at
MRS. II. SHAW'S NURSERY,
On San Pedro street, between Adams
aud Jefferson streets. m20-2m
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-27
FOR SALE-FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

A WELL-IMPROvED FARM OF 80
ACRES; two artesian wells; orchard
and vineyard of 20 acres. Inquire OF A..
w. POTTS, County Clerks office. m25.lW
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-27
Solid Emery Vulcapite W heels,

composition Of Rubber and Emery, NAL.
ing very hard and uniform substance Of
the nature Of stone throughout. These
wheels for grinding and polishing metals,
cumming SAWS, etc., are the most econom.
ioal and ensctive tools that can be used.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-27

NEW YORK
Rubber and Packing Co.
The Oldest and largest manufacturers
III America Of
VulcaniZed
Rubber
Fabrics,
MECHANICAL PURPOSES
Invite the attention Of al who are inter.
eeted in the sale or use Of such articles TO
the high standard quality and low prices Of
their various manufactures, comprising
Machine Betting, Steam Packing
Leading Hose, Suction Hose,
Car Springs, Wagon Springs,
Billiard Cushions, Grain
Drill Tubes, etc.
"TEsT" HOSE.
Made expressly for the use OF Steam Fire
Engines, and will atand . pressure Of 400
ROOu0D pok bQu8t0 lucus OIQC6IB OF e1r0
Departments requiring new hose will find
this much superior in strength and quality
70 any other.
Solid Emery Vulcaplte W heels, !
composition Of Rubber and Emery, NAL.
ing . very hard and uniform substance Of
the nature Of stone throughout. These
wheels for grinding and polishing metals,
cumming SAWS, etc., arc the most econom.
ioal and eisctive tools that can be used,
80 and 38 Park Row. New York.
JOHN 4. oHxEvER. Treasurer.
Price lists and further information MAY
b. obtained BY mail oe othWwise, on opplk
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-27

IN THE JUSTICES COURT OF LOS ANGELES
ANGELES CITY AND TOWNSHIP, LOS
ANGELES COUNTY, STATE OF CALIFoR-
MA,
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q
Sharp County record., 1881-05-05
ALARGE,PlANO MANDATORY.

while it was we'll known that the Men
delsS0hu Piano was really q reliable and
excellent instrument. itWas hardly expect
sd by other manufacturers that the demand
Tor it had increased to such IN extent IS to
warrant the makers in erecting the largest
1iano manpfactOry in the world as 3 cen
ennial memorial of the success Of the in
f'rument; bat such was the case, and to-
tay the MendclssOhn Piano Mandatory,
gjgbt stories in height, covering 5000
SiuaTe feet of groGnd, from its location on
s 10 corner Of 10Th Avenue and 51tb Street,
NerlOClzs the hudson River and the greater
rlTSi0n os Manhattan lsland.--ChiCag0
Times.
The large factory Of the Mendelssohn
PisnO Company, corner Of Elfty-seyenth
Street and Tenth avenue, is well worth Il
76HiC One can here witness tho various
Sud interesting steps III the progress OF
r$nslorming the rough lumber and metal
eito bighly-fnished instruments. Ia the
{ale of these pianos, the company has IN
Gertakan to treat tho people with factory
prices, employing no agents. Instruments
&c cent on trial, and very intelligent
i3ea Of what they are, and what musical
rsople think about them, can be obtained
Gy sending for an illustrative and desorip-
tive catalogue. With no expensive agents
md commissions, the company declines to
yiye any discounts, thinking the lowness
tf their prices and the merit of their goods
will receive liberal recognition from
Liano buyers. Morris Phillips in Home
,ournal, July 4, 1877.
Sharp County record., 1881-05-05
R0ad 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
she old road on section 33, and interseet
old road again on the southeast quarter Of
section 20, in township Is north, range 5
vest, and also to change part of the
county road known as the Bethlamem and
S J. Walkers store, on Spring river, road,
leaving the old road bed on the northwest
quarter Of section 30, and intersecting old
led on the snn&haast quarter of -sertian
". IN township IS north, range west.
May ID, 1881. JOHN KING,
352 Principal Petitioner.
Sharp County record., 1881-05-05
Notice

LAND OFFICE AT LITTLE Rock, ARK,
April 22d, 1881, !
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has fled notice of his
intention to make final proof in support of
his claim, and that said proof will be made
before the clerk of the circuit court, at
Evening Shade, Ark, on May 28th, 1881,
viz: Solomon r. Yeacer, who made home
stead entry No, 3749, for lot No. 4 Of the
Sw or of sec 7, tp l6 north, range west,
He names the following Witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cult.
vation Of said land, viz: J. L. Masters,
D. W. Yeagsr, A. W. Rush and John
Shell, all of Evening Shade, Ark.
81 NJ. W. GIBBs, Register.
Sharp County record., 1881-05-05

+ - 47f7 a. 1077d6fG dN0 as cVraftre
chcrdcter absolute, as the Criter can porS0HGHg
tcgtitg. both from experience Gnd obScrrd'ioH,
Among the many renders Of she Review
in one part and another Of the country il
IS probable that plumbers are afflicted with
deafness, and to such it may be said: jtHte
qfesce 10 lI9yloca 4 CO., Dey ssrees, New
York, enclosing 81, and yOu will receive by
return remody that will enable yon. 10
hear ike anybody else, and whose curative
effects VIII be permanent. You will never
rcgce' it.-Edit0r Of Nc,p IOyb Mercantile
Rerielr. sept 25, 1880.
Sharp County record., 1881-05-05

EDITOR RECORD: learn that petition
is being circulated in our town and vicin-
ity, for signatures Of the adult inhabitants
residing within three miles Of the Evening
Shade college, asking an order of the
county court to prohibit the sale or giving
away Of "any vinous, spirituOus, or intox-
ioating liquors Of any kind" within said
three miles. This should be regarded as
q forward and timely step in the right
direction, and should have the support
and influence Of all who have tho welfare
Of the country truly at heart; for it seems
shat the special act Of the legislature Of
1877, prohibiting the sale or giving away
Of ardent spirits within three miles of
said college, does not apply to any other
intoxicating liquors, and consequently it
is thought by some that beer saloons can
be established in our midst. To permit
this would be to open again the dens Of
vice and intemperance, so destructive to
the morality, peace and quiotude Of the
community.
We now have a school that all should
be interested in-one that bids fair to, and
will if properly encouraged, be q perma
nent and leading sohool of North Arkan-
sas. The board of trustees FOR said school,
after much trouble, secured the services
of an able and experienced instructor,
who is now, with an efficient assiatarlt-
s7y1ng tgnEirJ sadsT8cdon, with an attend
ance of some eighty 70 eighty-fye pupils,
most Of whom are of local patronage, and
the school spring and summer session,
and this his frst term Of teaching in
Arkansas, And finally, if We had no
other or higher aims or ambition than to
see a frstclass high school at Evening
Shade, we should be anxious to havo.our
names inscribed upon that petitions bus
as civilized people and community, and
knowing the past history of Evening
Shade, We owe it to the place, to ourselves,
our families, the country and our God, to
do what we can while here below to better
the condition of mankind.
YoUR NEIGuDoR.
Sharp County record., 1881-05-05

A lady Of our acquaintance has been in
quite feeble health for many years with
7TEIIIL W tiIo sSA-- DNCttltiS
feeble and amQciated lost her appetite,
was melancholy, slecplcss eros and frettlIl.
Many years # suffering indicated that all
medicines were q faiiurP. There had bsen
sprIs over three hundred dnllars without
relief. some one suggested the usa Of Dr.
DromgOulrs ENGLISH FEMALE DITTnHs, t,s
it was not parent nor secret remedy.
1t was used, and seven bottles effected d
cure. UJ-9
Sharp County record., 1881-05-05

ENGLISH FEMALE BIrrERs.--As q power
full iron tonic and female regulator, this
combination stands almost alone. Ii ii de-
cidediy the best female medicine ever
offered to tbe public, and is held in high
esteem Throughout the country. II cures
andipainful periods, relieves the hystoricol,
impa,ts iron to the impoverished blood,
Strengthens the debili:ated inyigorateS
the body and restores to health.
Sharp County record., 1881-05-05
Notice.

ia the matter of the guardianship of the
person and estate of Atlantic Ledford,
a person Of unsound mind.
Z Notice is hereby given that the under
gned waa, on Monday, May I'd, 1881,
appointed, by the Sharp probate court
snardian to take charge of the person and
estate of Atlantic LedfOrd, a person Of
unsound mind.
p 353 GREEN DUPUY, Guardian.
Sharp County record., 1881-05-05
RedemDH0n Notice.

Redeemed, April 2lst, 1881, by Johnson
Smith, Iho NV or Of SEQ 35, tp Is north
range west, for $2.35
Redeemed, April 2lst, 1881, by George J..
Crs bsroe, the S pit of NV or and pit sw or OF
see 81, tp Is north, range west Tor $5.3S.
343 JoHN u. WAssoN, Clerk.
Sharp County record., 1881-05-05
Notice..

AfOUICCs
r. D. Williams, Plaintiff.
against ......r
ColumbusP. Inflow and his
wife, = Inlow, Def rs.
To the above named defendants.
Take notice, that shall apply by petition
to the next circuit court of Sharp county,
at the term TO be begun and held on the
second Monday Of August, 1881, for deere
5al order to reinstatc and set up the war
Yanty deed and REIMBURSEMENT of dover
executed, Acknowledged and delivered to
me by you, on the 18th day Of February,
1872, for the town lots numbered forty-t0uT
~ and forty-fve as. in Evening Shade,
Ark, including all The land lying north of
the Gowa branch, which was conveyed by
John w. Shaver and wife TO John X. IDlnw,
and dated on the Sth day Of January, 1899,
and to admit the evidence SC shown in said
petition, together with the decree ahd or
ders which may be rendered thereon 10
record on account OF the loss of said deed
before it was recorded.
This April 25th, 1881.
Il. D. WILLIAMS, Ppf.
Sam Il. Davidson. Atty. "a
Sharp County record., 1881-05-05

If you are suffering from Indigestion or
any complaint of The stomach or bowels,
YOU will obtain great relief by using the
PRlCKLY ASH BITTERs, as it has the prop
erty Of gently relieving these organs, and
placing them in a good, sound, healthy
condition,
Sharp County record., 1881-05-05
Church T0ir9ctSry-
rI,rNrMn-s11AnD-

ME- Chprch Sostk: Preaching first aRdthird
Sabbaths IN each month. Player-meetiRg and
lecture eve,y We1aeSddy right " b Lm$te0d,
p c.. Baptist Church: Preaching second Sab
BATH aud Saturday night before, en- each moHth'
y = R0lt0rd, pastor. Presbyterian Church..
PreaokiNg fourth Sabbath in each month. "
b Baird, pastor . Sabbath School at N Is
Church ct s. q. N. ". 7. Moore. SVDt.
Sharp County record., 1881-05-05
III III MILLION
Foo CHoos BA1sAN OF SHARKS OH

Foo CHOO'S bALsAM OF SHARKS OlL
Positively Restores the Hearing, and is Ike Only
.fbs0late Care for DcdihesS hn0Wn.
This oil is extracted from a peculiar
species ofsmall white shark. caught in the
Yellow Sea, known as Carcharodon Ron
dolotii, Every Chinese fisherman knows it.
Its virtues as restorative Of hearing were
discovered by a Ruddhist priest about the
year l4l0. It's cures were SO numerous
and many SO seemingly miraculous, that
the remedy was cBci&lly proclaimed over
the entire empire. Its use became so uni,
yersal that for over 300 years no deafness
has existed among Chinese people. Sent,
charges prepaid, to any address, at one
dollar per bottle. Only imported by
.. ., HAYLOCK & CO.,
Sole agents for America, 7 Dey St., n. Y.
Sharp County record., 1881-05-05

Mr., C. Z. Elmore, assistant postmas-
ter, at Ash Flat, is authorized to receive
subscriptions to the RECORD and receipt
for the same.