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The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1882-10-21
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| w. privately and radically.
AsigThis Lecture will prove boon to
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Sent under seal, IN plain envelope TO any
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Money TOR the Schools.

The following circular has beer
sent to the various School Directors
throughout the county. II explains
itself;
OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK, /
BOONE COUNTY, ARK.
October l4th, 1881.
DEAR SIR;
give below the apporlionmen
by the Honorable County Court OF
the funds in the County Treasury TO
the several School Districts IN Boone
County.
AMOUNT FROM STATE APPoRTIoNMENT :
State Scrip, Sl952.g5
U. ;. Currency, 620.e
Amt per capita tax Rev. 1881, 1880
LESS 2 PER CT. TREAsURkR's COMMISSION /;
On $3.50. So, State Scrip, $74.6l
On $4,000 u. S. Currency, 1910
BALANCE TO APPoRTIoN:
State Scrip, $685.. O4
U. ), Currency kO9. go
Total aggregate school pop, 4,s19
BALANCE IN TREASURY:
State Scrip, S4l.79
U. S. Currency, 27.70
APPoRTIoNED TO EACH PERSON BE-
TWEEN THE AGES OF SIX AND TWEEN
TY.oNE YEARS;
state Scrip, 70 cts.
U. s. Currency 10 eta.
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LODGE DIRECTORY,

ID DOME LODGE, No. 3l4. A. F. & A. NJ.
ID Meets Saturday night, on or before the
full moon of each month. +. S. Baker
w. M, NJ. q. Evatt, Secretary.
HARRIsoN LODGE, No. 81. I. o. O. F.
II Meets every Thursday night, II. W,
Flick, N. g., g. ]. Crump, Secretary.
HARRIsoN LODGE, No, 1926. X. of H.
IL Meets on the 2nd and 4th Mondays in
each month. IL. G. King, D.. F. s. Ba-
ker, Reporter.
HARRIsoN LODGE. N. c.. IT. U. Meets
Il, at the Court House every Tuesday
evening. All are invited. L. H Schweitt
ger, President, j. II. Newman, Secretary. j
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CAVE CREEK, ARK Oct. 14th. '82.
EDITORS TIMBs
TIMES, and the only one at this Of
fec at present, and having seen
your solicitation in the TIMES tor
news from the country, | have con.
cluded to drop you a few lines to let
the citizens of Boone and elsewhere
know what is going on in this por-
ton of Newton. There has been a
considerable excitement here for
some time IN consequence OF the
Nichols and Smith war. The Mich
OILS party have all surrendered tn em-
selves to the off GERS, stood their. tri-
ais and came clear. The Smith par
ty is still at large, somewhere in the
mountains of this county, notwith-
standing there has been from 10 to
100 men almost constantly in search
OF them for some weeks past.
Crops IN this section, generally
speaking are very good corn in
particular.
Cotton picking has commenced
and promises considerably above an
average yield, notwithstanding the
crop is from two to four weeks later
than common.
Thore is plenty of every thing il
the way Of farm products RAISED
here for home consumption and t.
spare, except pork, which IS yer,
scarce. We have the best mast il
the mountains that has been for tel
years or more, but very few hogs Il
eat them.
We have first-class saw-mlll II
. the pinery, ono mile south of Buffa
| 10 between the streams of Cave an
! Big creeks (Which are tributaries o
i of the former owned by Greenhav
D and Salmon, at which they are turn
D ing out from 3 to thousand feet o
] good pine lumber daily. They ais
Z contemplate adding in a few days
first. class Smuggling machine.
1t is to be supposed that You hav
read the letters written by Pink-ey
OF Mt. Hersey and Blue-eye OF Cav
, Creek, in correspondence to th
a Russellyllle Democrat. They ar
p both residents of this immediate v
cinity, at present, and have du
F each other up from whereas I
= amen; they are having a parrot an
monkey time generally. B!ue-ey
is getting the better OF Plnk.eye,
J.. consequence of using the most fac
8 in his writings, to which | sa,
s amen.
It The Weekly News, our home p
= riodical, an illustrated and very sci
ia t,mental sheet DEVOTED TO the int
4 ests OF the meddlosome, publisbe
and posted up Of nights by L.
81 News Co. has discontinued in cons
D. qu5noe OF the editor having goI
10 east on a visit.
Fx CHrFr oF 7. ?,
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Administrator's sale.

Notice is hereby given that | will offer for
sale at the south door of the court house in
Harrison, Arkansas, on the 4th day Of De-
comber 1889, the following described real
estate, situate in Booze County, belonging
20 the Estate OF Gideon >. Milum, dec d, to-
wit. Tho Sc qr Of the NV or and the sw ar
Of SO ar sec 2 IN r ION Of X 20w. Sale 10 be
made By virtue Ola order Of the Boone
County Probate C0uu nj the July Term
1881. Terms of sale. cash in band.
Given under my hand this 10Th day, OF
Oct. 1882. .......
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Z. II. Schweitzer,
HARRISON, ARK.

Representing the NEW YORK UNDER
WRITERS AGENCY, assets over $5,-
600, 900, and the CONTINENTAL, assets
over 100000 and the Fire Association Of
Philadelphia, Assets over $4,000. 900, and
the American Central of St. Louis. Also,
other Grst-class companies through other
agencies. Remember, WRITE Policies,
at Harrison, BINDING THE Co., FROM DAY
or TRANSACTION. Also making a speciality
of Cotton Gins Insurance in which leave
receipt binding the Co. from day Of tran
sactlon.
Office East side of Public Square. l6-6m
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Eueal and 2ersonal.

-Conslderabe sickness.
old papers for sale at this office.
Cotton picking will soon begin,
Good time for nat and grape
hunting.
Heavy rains during the first
part OF the week.
The season for organizing ~
ceums has arrived.
The NJ. E. Church, South, is to
have fine new bell.
"A light frost sparkled in. the
morning sun, yesterday.
go to Francis & Loops to buy
your harness at SIS 90, complete.
Mrs. Thos. Newman bas been
spending tho week at Elixir Springs.
Tho BeIIofonte Academy open
ed on the first Monday IN this month.
Our Clerk has sent out the
Poll Books for the November cleo
ton.
If our farmers don't look out
somebody will be out of meat this
winter.
Il will take all kinds of country
produce on accounts,-delivered at
Fick's Hotel. A. J. VANCE.
kissing married woman
through friendship for her husband
IS too thin.
But a ittlo over week until
our officers elect will take charge OF
County affairs.
M. T. Brisco, Representative
elect of Newton county, was m
town yesterday
w. W. Wiltshire, Jr, U. S. Tim
Der Agent, spent the first part o.
the week IN town. !
The Cotton crop is small, bpt
some think it will pay the debts 'oi
( most of our farmers.
\ Pork is up to % cents per ID
(But we don't like 1T near as well
as butter ut 20 cents.
1T man brings you an evil re-
port of another, you may be sure he
will carry back the same.
Mining prospectors from Mis-
souri, are reporting big mineral
Finds" in Newton county.
DIR. P. L. Richardson, of Mar
shall Prairie, will attend Medlca
College at Little Rock this winter
The fact that corn husks are
very heavy this year leads our rura
prophets to predict a hard winter
Rev. Il. G. Jolly will preach a
the South Methodist Church at
o'clock P. NJ, on Sunday Oct, Goth
Little Freddie Lopp has beef
suffering from a severe attack o
typhoid fever, and is still soriousl.
i'll.
Tho Temperance Meeting las
Tuesday right was weak, but some
thing better IS proposed for mex
time.
/ Rose & Mccormick are CON
menting fall improvements with
new sidewalk in front OF thol
Store.
The TIMES Office turns OF
more job work and bottor job wor
than any other office IN Norlhwei
Arkansas.
The programme for next Tue
days Temperance meeting 10 agoo
Que. Let all turn out and hear III
new discussions Of the Old iamilil
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sEsERIFF,s SALE.

BY virtue of degree in chancery, render
ed BY the Boone Circuit court at It's August
Term 1882, will on the llth day of Nov.
1882, atrhe court house in Boone county Ar
kansas, offer for sale on credit Of three
months, lot two (2) in Block three (3) in
the Town of Harrison, in Boone County,
Arkansas, to be sold as the property OF w.
|. Harris, TO satisfy decree ofsaid court in
favor Of Leonidas Kirby, as the administra-
tor Of the estate of j. p, Lowry, decd.
Purchaser to give bond wi tn approved secu-
rity. u,,r.o.-
2O-2t Sheriff OF Boone Go. Ark.
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Cumberland Presbyterian Church
has been in session at Belleiontt
during the week.
"A. l.. King will start for Spring,
field next Monday in company with
his sister, Miss Matte, who will at.
tend school there this winter.
Judging from appearances We
are inclined to think that Harrison
will enjoy considerable increase
in population during the last quar-,
ter of 1882.
Miss Sarah Hoyt was thrown
from her horse near BeIlefonte last
week. and received severe internal
injuries. She was doing we'll at
last accounts.
Mrs. e. o. Clifford has our
thanks for the largest and most de-
ilclous pear presented TO us this
year. 1t was raised near her resi-.
dence, in town.
independence oil character is a
good thing as far as it goes, but
where will we find the young man
who possesses the moral courage to
wear a straw bat all winter.
lis an old saying that men, like
books, begin and end with blank
ieayes-lnianoy and senility; and
we might add, there Is oftentimes
nothing better between the TWO.
Prof. s. A. Bryan, OF the Rich.
land Academy, was among our visi-
tors on Tuesday last. He has Just
issued a neat circular setting forth
the many advantages of his School.
Capt. W. F. Pace informs US
hat he will leave with his family
Tor Fayetteville on Tuesday next.
Dur people all regret to lose him
IS citizen but extend their bcst
wishes for prosperity in his new
lome.
The weather does not seem to
AVE the slightest effect on the daz
ling young men who hang about
he Church door to ogle the femin-
ne portion of the congregati on as
hey pass out. They are always
here.
Have you seen the nice new
inc OF cigars and smokers articles
t d. Z. Mosley's, South Side of
he Public Square. He keeps the
atest and best brands of Cigars,
Tobacco, etc., at very rea.
enable prices.
Now that the long winter
lghts approach us and the fragrant
dor OF the country sausage greets
ne IS be SNIFF the breeze from the
Itch ri-sI uaGIS urv,", "O os-'"~-
ut feel just as happy as q young
irl with her first beau.
Those of our citizens who do =
o not think our railroad prospects
ro good enough, and continually
Ugh for some means Of rapid transit
hould catch on to the tail of the
omet which is said to be jogging
long at tho rate of 100000 miles
day.
Our friend Crandall has been
hiping large quantities of his dried
ruit during the week. He puts it
Up neatly IN boxes containing 30
POUNDS each, and we are cure its ex-
.ellent quality will cause it to bring
he very highest price IN a good
market.
Onc ;olIx, sboa pookar ID War.
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT HARRISON, ARK.
October 18th, 1882,

October l2th, 1857
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his inten'
ton 10 make final proof in support OF his
claim, and that said proof will be made be-
fore the Register and Receiver at Harrison,
Ark, on Dec 9th, 1882, viz;
William T %cGaughey, H'd entry, No.
a77l. for the "a no and o. SO ], 1871, low.
lie names the following as his witnesses,
viz: Miles johnson, Jesse Smith. John
Vanzant and Chas. Reynolds, all Of Belle
funte. Ark. --
20-5t JOHN MURPHY, Register.
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|, H. c. KING, clerk OF The Circuit
Court, and ex officio Clerk of the
County Court within and for the
County of Boone, in the State of Ar.
kansas, do certify that the above is
a correct pro rata apportionment of
the Revenues described to the differ.
ent School Districts of Boone Coun.
ty, on the basis OF tho School popu-
lation reported as residing in said
Districts.
Witness my hand and official
seal this date above written.
IL. g. KING, Clerk.
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HACK LIME |
SPRINGFIELD and Harrison Express line


A. G. Phillips, Contractor for carrying
the mail on Route No. $500, from Clarks.
Vile, Arkanms, TO Springfield No., has
made oil necessary arr engagements for good
line OF Covered Hacks from Springfield 10
Harrison, which will be ruL rs follows:
Leave Springfield, daily, at A. M, for
Ozark-arrive at Springfield from Ozark,
daily at 5 P. NJ, and leave Springfield at
A. NJ, for Harrison, on Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday, and arrive at Harrison,
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 10 A.
NJ. Leave Harrison on Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday. ut =. NJ, ard arrive nj
Springfield. Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day, at z. NJ. Each passenger will be al
lowed 25 pounds Of baggage. Arrange
ments have been made alOIg the line by
which passengers can have meals at regular
meal time.
Will also haul all light freight and ex-
press packages from Springfield 10 any point
on he Route. Parties sending packages
! over the line, should confine each package
to as small bulk as possible, and pack.
age should not exceed 80 pounds in weight,
rs II is much easier 10 handle two packages
Of 90 pounds each, than one ola hundred
pounds.
Parties any where on or adjacent 10 the
line on this route, can order any matter
from St. Louis or any Eastern City, TO
Springfield, Mo-, by express and we willad =
vance II % charges at the Springfield Expros 8
Office and deliver to the party anywhere on
the Route.
Charges for travel over the limo will be
reasonable. Address nil communications
concerning business connected with the line
to w. w DOMAIN,
Harrison, Arb, or Springfield, Mo.
Agents at different places for sale Of tick
cts and receiving packages ure as follows
w. A. Banks, =. O. Building, Spring
field, Mo VIM. Wrightsman, Ozark
Mo. Is. Wood, Forsyth, Mo. John
Middleton, Kirbyville. Mo-. r. +. Noel
Omaha, Ark. q. +. Harris, Harrison
Ark. Off
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Murphy Programme.

House called TO order by the
President, at $3.50 o'clock.
Music by Choir.
Speech by Marks Marion. Sub.
ieot-The Evils of lntemperance.
Musio-Duet.
Essay by Miss Chflie shotwell.
Music by Choir.
Reading by Mrs. J, T. Penn.
Musle-Solo.
Speech by r. s. Armitage. Sub.
iect-The Local Option Law in the
State of Arkansas.
Every man desires long life,
but none care to DO old.
Side Saddles 81 40; Mons Sad
dies IS 90 at Francis & Loops,
Our townsman, N. Il. Crump
has been visiting the State FAIR,
this week.
VIM. Armstrong, who has been
to Missouri with cattle, returned
yesterday. He seems much improv-
ed by his trip.
In the final rush last week We
inadvertently omitted several i'm
portant items. Hope those interest,
ed will excuse US.
Rev. W. W. killorg., whose se-
rious illness has caused so much
anxiety on the part of all our citl-
IONS, was reported as somewhat bet.
ter this morning, and all join in
wishing him ST eedy recovery.
They say those frosty nights
are making the simmons fall. A
large crowd of the town boys were
out last night 'possum hunting, in Il
particular locality where very fine
young 'possum had been seen, but
we are informed that after dillIgent
search they concluded that it had
erawled off into hollow log.
The County Court of our coun-
ty has established the following
Guard fees per day;
Guards in Circuit Court, 81 so.
Guards IN J. p. Court 81 10.
We are requested by the County
Judge to say that, hereafter, parties
rendering service ms guards must
put in their claims through the
Sheriff or Jailer.
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"A physician says that wbistIiDg
is good exerolse for tho lungs, and
thai the boy who whistles most lives
the longest. This may be the rea-
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Entirely Satisfactory.

Ladies wishing a perfume that
combines novelty delicacy and rich.
ness, find Floreston Colonge entlrc-
ly satisfactory.
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~Rl@, ner has moved MS sane
AMFWtum to the second story
OF Cunningham's building, where
he is prepared to do all kinds of
work IN his line in first class style
and on short notice. New work q
speciality.
"A few stray gipsies passed
through town Thursday it is sup
posed that there is whole band of
them camped west of here. Our
people should rem ember that this
class have an unenviable reputation
for stealing everything they can lay
their hands upon.
DIR. l.. g. Tyson starts for ST.
Louis next week. He will spend
the winter in attending his second
course of lectures at the Missouri
Medical College, and, we have nc
doubt, come back loaded down with
a diploma, as we'll as a general
knowledge OF everything pertaining
to his profession.
Prof. G. W. Stuckey, of Valley
Springs, has been carrying on Prot
Killough's school during the pres
ent week, and will continue to do
so until the latter gentleman is able
to resume his work. Prof. Stuckey
IL an excellent scholar and grea
favorlte with our people, and Prof
KiIlough was fortunate in securing
his services.
Our enterprislng merchant J
.. Nicholson, returned from hi
st. Louis trip last week bring
ing with him one OF the largGs
stocks of general merchandise ev
err brought to our town. Ho !
opening them all tho time an
those who want the latest, freshes
and best will DO well 10 call on hin
His prices. Of course, are always a
low ~ he lowos'
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From Newton.

CAVE CREEK, ARK Oct. l4th. 49,.
EDITORS TIMBs
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NOTICE.


Prof A. Z. CARNAHAN, A. B. Principal.
Rev W. D. RUDOLPH, Assistant.
.....-........................ Music Teacher.
The scholastic year will be divided into
two terms of Five months each. The Fall
Term will commence on the LIST Monday in
October, 1882.
RATES OF TUITION PER TERN;
Primary Department. 5 6.25
preparatory lu.ou
intermediate +" 1900
Classical " 1900
Incidental foe, so
Music, on Inst. per month, 500
Each student will be charged tuition from
time of entrance till close of term, IN less
in case of pfotraeted sickness.
Board can be had at low rates.
Bellefonte, Ark, Sept. /, 1ss2.-ls-1
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Considerable sickness.
old papers for sale at this office.
Cotton picking will soon begin,
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-09-15

Among the most desirable properties In or
sbou. Deer Lodge are those embodied In the
Clagett and Clagett u Dixon additions TO
Deer Lodge, the former lying north ana the
latter south OF Second, the principal resi-
dence street of Deer Lodge. These have
never been put in the market until the pres
emf week, and they are now offered without
reserve. They have the advantage OF being
I'm additions to the town site surveyed so NJ
20 be available In larger areas than in the old
town site, and are at the same time accessi'
BILE by streets and alleys from every dirsc'
ton. The Claeett residence with Its nne
-rov. of trees, the middle fork Of Cotton
wood with its tree.lined banks, and an oriEi-
nal water right ample for irrigation, besides
ths very desirable tiers OF lots east and south
of Mr.. Larabie's residence. are included u
this property. Mr.. james A. Talbot, Butte
and X. 3. stackpoie, Deer Lodge nave
already made purchases Of lots, and we hops
70 soc others who desire to erect residences
avail themselves OF the best opportunity eve
offered. Mr.. Kellogg will In few day'
make n survey and plat Of the ground
establishing streets and alleys, which Will d
made public highways by conveyance o.
M,,srs. Clagett and Dixon. This Is des
,p.d TO be the handsomest part OF Dee
Lodge
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to Helena, Virginia City, and other points Ii
increasing, and . sv,tch-epgine Is almost
constantly busy moving cars and making up
trains on the railroad. -
:. Leonard Eliel keeps = large stock of gen.
eral merchandise, and is going into one Of
the new brick stores this fall.
Mrs. l.. Kupfer has snug little jewelry
store and Is doing q good business. =
G. w. Dart, formerly Of Bannack, has q
large hardware, tinware, and stove stock, in
good location. He Is practical mechanic,
working steadily at the bench, and is doing
well. asf aaal ssoaa4 sE salA3
Il Sebree, Ferris IL white are known all over
tho country a. dealers in agricultural imple-
ments, cct. They are also running bank,
for which they are putting up model brick
building. ...,.s,., S-,a s-,ats
Bruce Brier is conducting the wagon de-
partment for this frm, and interested me
with some refreshing business items from
that locality. -~'' "
AL Crater, Probate Judge for Beaverhead
county, expects "to take the NEW NORTH
WEST as long rs IL Is published" and re-
members the editor gratefully.
called on VIM. Shineberger, Treasurer.
and ex-oficio county Supt. of Schools; he has
done a great deal for the schools Of that csuu-
ty without compensation.
I was also cordially received and enter
tanned by II. Brundage, the editor of the Dill
lon Tribune, who Is q staunch friend Of all
good enterprises in that region.
Other subscribers who responded to the
collectors call were Sim. Estes, j. p; Ed.
MARROW, who keeps the best patronized iv-
| cry stable, and VIM. Kelley, bartender in
the Nevada saloon, which was rebuilt within
three days after the fire. s,.-a&
David A. Dingley, attorney, one of the
former school teachers in Deer Lodge county,
was very kind to me, and he is getting into a
good practice. s~ "'A
The return trip from Dillon was COM
menced on Monday, Sept. 4th, and completed
on Wednesday, the 9Th. ietAz
The public house of Fl. Fourier Is on the
road between Feeley's and Divide, and Is an
other of the good places Of entertainment.
So is the Halfway House at the Deer Lodge
Crossing, kept by Mrs. NJ. 'vitano, where my.
self and horse were well fed and refreshed.
Thus endeth the record of trip Of 22s
miles in six days travel. c.
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Frank Cleaves' Dramatic Combination
made its appearance In town this week rom
below, and opened brief engagement III
o,seilrs Hall Wednesday evening vain
THE Daughter Of the Regiment" ana
farce called Mature, vs Philosophy" Con-
.ideriux the brief notice given tho attend
spce was very fair, and the entertainment
vas we'll received. Emma Heath Cisavss
assumed the leading roles and carried them
cut exceilentiy, being well supported os
Lihau Heath aud the male members OF the
COMPANY. There are no poor players In the
troupe. Last night the company presented .
,be drama Of .'shingawn, the Outlaw Of NO.
and th. farce ora Quiet Family" to GOOD
house. To night the bill includes ths "rAm.
Of "Lucretia Borgia," and another csc o.
tbe,r Iaughabls fsrces. The costumes OF tins
company for "Lucrssia Rorgia' are very s's,
CANT, made especially for them, aud sA,o 70
be the anest ever brought into the Tsrri'ery
We bsspeak fer them y large attendance -
the company IL one Of the best that ever -
psarsd In Deer Lodge.