The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1882-10-07

kHSNN"Hd dbllais III hHOf
time.
Two aged ladies were buried A
our cemetry last Thursday. One
the mother of Mrs. VIM. Mcmillan
and the other the m other of G.. 6
Cotton.
7 When merchant is too poor Il
advertise he is too poor to bny
goods at bargain so that he can
compete with his entorprisinp
nelghbors.
Parties passed through here
Wednesday on their way to Kansas
with the body of DR.. Creol who wa,
killed at Elixir last winter by a
vicious horse.
j. IL. TrueloYe has shown us
some very pretty specimens of the
artificial stone which he Is now
, as""ngiaeturlng. 1t ia designed for
''0 1T '@"neys, fues etc.
Our young irl,..4 poh, IT,
has secured position Wiz, cha ~
glnocr Corps of tho S. & s. r. N
and intends making practical
study OF civil engineering.
Owing to the continued illness
OF Prof. Killough, his School has
been been closed since Wednesday
II is hoped that he will DO sufficient.
~ recovered TO resume labor next
week,
"A portable Steam Engine, taken
Up by our sheriff on an attachment.
has graeed our square during the
week. 1t will be sold at Shoriff's
sale some tlme after next Circuit
Court.
"A very largo 1.-Two pelican was
exhibited on our streets one day
this week. It's poor state of health
had evidently prevented it from
getting about fast enough to avoid
capture.
-Eureka is " booming" again.
There are still tow persons at
arge who will invest their money
n Eureka real estate in preference
o investing in Il dog and shooting
he dog,
Col. Thrashcr of Springfield,
No., one OF the Attorneys in the
eureka Springs case, is compelled
o go homo for rest, he is worn out
y constant work in taking verba.
i'm testimony.
Pack Watkins and A. Peel, two
II Carrollton's thriving neighbors,
we're among our visitors this week.
hey were here completing the title
o some land which they have add.
ID TO their farms. 4
Mrs. J. t. Penn returned, last |
.unday, from a two wooSs visit TO
1llxIr Springs. Her general health
Gems much improved and she
peaks in high terms of the cura.
We qualities of the water.
The onvious man is tormented |
OF only by all the ills that befnll |
imself, but by all the good that
appens to another. He is made
loomy not only by his own cloud |
ut by another mans sunshine.
Alex. Walters, of Bollefonto,
'as among our callers this week.
Ie informs us that the mercantile
rm OF J. Ii. Walters & Co. have
doptod the cash system and intend !
} do business IN that way from
his on. u
EWo cannot but question the mo-
YES of the councilman who knows
is town to be in debt yet refuses
n lovy tax tor tho purpose of
aging the same. A corporation,
Ike an individual, should endoavor
0 pay its honest debts.
"A Newton county farm hand
'ho eloped with a farmers wife
eft the following note for hor hus-
and : al have looked your wo-
nan, but you ar welcum to my last |
weeks wages, witch didn't draw
nd | hoap that squares things"
Sec the advertisement of VIM.
ILLS, Pension Agent, which APP
ears IN this issue. This gentleman
as an extended experience in that
usiness and wo can safely recon.
lend him to all who have anything
n that line which they want at
ended to.
Our town Councilman bolievo
hat there is q railroad coming and
hat our town and country is des.
med TO build up very rapidly with
n the next year. Therefore, in or
or to keep up with the times, thoy
re using their utmost endeavors to
bust up" our Corporation.
Reading is one of tho greatest
onsoIatlons in life it is the nurse
t virtue, the upholder in diversity,
he prop of Independence, the sup.
ort of a just pride, the strengthen
+ of elevated opinions; it is the
hiold apnIUst the tyranny of all