The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1882-12-09
State News.

w, W. Smith, Esq, has entered
upon his duties as supreme judge.
\ More than 100000 dozen of eggs
fhayo been shipped from Fayetteville
Ilhis year,
Jay Gould has purchased the
Helena and Iron Mountain road.
Through trains will be run from ST.
Louis to Helena,
Col. james Torrans, u. S. Mar.
shal far the eastern district OF Ar
kansas, is in st. Louis under treat.
ment for consumption.
/Traek laying is progressing on
fhe Eureka Springs railway, aud
hhe road will be open for business to
White river III a very short time.
Tho recently elected assessor of
pesha county is wanted on twojn.
dietments for grand larceny. The
sheriff is inquring for his whore
abouts.
Rev. G. A Dannelly has been
elected Grand Lecturer by each OF
the State Masonic Grand bodies
Grand Council, Grand Chapter and
Grand Lodge.
The 18th session of the Arkansas
Annual Conference OF 80 oolerod
M. E. Church IN Searey, last week,
Bishop W. Il. Miles, of Louisville,
kyo presiding.
Hon. O. P. Snyder. leading Re-
publican and ex-member of Con.
gress from the 2ud District, died
suddenly at his home IN Pine Bluff,
last Saturday night.
Mr.. Henry Glitch and family
started, on Monday, from Eureka
Springs to his old homo, Johnstown
Penn who're his family will re-
main till spring, MIR. G. will return
as soon as his fathers health admits.
.-BerryvilIe InteIligencer.
Woodruff, proprietor of a job print
ing establishment at Little Rock,
proposes to give County Clerks SO
much free printing for the job of
printing the Assessors blanks of
their respective counties, This seems
unfair. The law fixes the price for
printing these blanks and 1t is but
just that the county papers should
print thcm.-Ozark Democrat.
is strange that the culture of
Broom Corn is not taken advantage
of by our farmers. There is more
money in it than there is In cotton,
and not half tho labor to produce.
If our farmers will try it, thoy will
be convinced of this fact. You need
have no feur of dlsposlng of all that
Byou raise, for if homo factories do
not consume it, you will receive
good price by shipping 1t always
brings good price, Greenwood
PlaindeAIer,
The programme for the next two
years Is PLAIN enough. The Demo-
craHo lever house will pass q bill,
aftels,horough discussion, reducing
the tariff from protection to
str city revenue basis, and other
bills as much to the interest of the
people. The Republican Senate
and Executive will XIII them. And
from that decision the Democrats
will take an appeal in 1884 and car
ry the case to the Great Jury, the
American People, and will win an,
other victery, differing from that Of
the 7th only in inc easing magni-
tude.-TSouth Yves EN- Press.
The Arkansas Republican of this
week contained sketch Of old
BalesylIlians now "passed over the
rIYer,' which was very interesting
reading to us. Accompanying the
sketch was Il letter from Col. J. II.
"V'Vi'"'i INV VI DOOHe county,
but formerly of this place. Col Pat.
terson, although advanced IN years,
Yields the pen with all the vigor,
grace and good sense that marked
his productions years ago, There is
nothing that gives us more pleasure
than to read the reminlscenses of
these old soldiers about man and
things Of the days agone, especially
those events Transporting in the place
upon whose streets our big toes, IN
childish careessness, have stumped
a thousand rocks.-TJ acksonport
Herald