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Sharp County record., 1882-07-13
M, T q Mavr;nness. renubli,an

Mr., J. C. Mayginness, republican,
who was commissioned postmaster at this
place, will take charge Of the office in q
day or two, vice +. G. Henderson, domo'
crat. 10
At the late Germ Ct the county cougt
the consideration # tie county seat cues
ton wdO postponed tc Che October term, as
it was necessary toy The Circuit court to
take action on tie mandate of tsq supreme
court in the case o. Cochran vs.. Edwards,
ct al (Center pstit.9n), before the county
court could legally act. 1t
1t is probable that she citizens of
Evening Shade will. at the proper time,
offer as an induc4ment against the re-
moval of the couny seat, to pay all or
the larger part, @: the expense of re-
building the court house here. The prop
osition has been very favorably spoken by
men of means, residing in and around
our town.
--ElsewheEe, in to-day's paper, will be
found the announcement Of Mr.. Robt E.
Huddleston, who is candidate for the
office of circuit clerk. Mr.. Huddleston is
we'll known, to nearly every voter in the
county; to be man we'll qualified for the
position he seeks, having had sufficient
experience in the capacity of deputy
clerk to satisfactory conduct the business
of the office, should he be elected.
The Great New York Show will ex-
hibit in this place this evening ct o'clock
and tonight. It is said to be the best
that ever Travelled through this section.
Among the various wonderful and amuss
ing feats are q troupe of nine performing
dogs and monkeys; trspe9e acting; Jug
Cling; a female capnop ball performer,
who handles balls weighing from 50 to
100 pounds With perfect ease an Irish
clown, who will make you "lsugh and
grow fat )" female wire performer, who
will wheel a wheelborrow on a wire from
the ground to tse.s' y e "a Ssf the center pole
of the pavilion; and many other feats too
tedious to mention. See bills. Admis-
sion, 50 and % cents.
Sharp County record., 1882-07-13
ASH FLAT LOCALS.

Prof. Lin1say's school closed on the
4th, with a splendid exhibition at night.
Our town can now boast Of as good
Sunday and singing schools as any place
in the county.
Crop prospects aye very fatteFlng,
health good, and everybody and the cam
didates, too, are looking cheerful and
happy.
Messrs. Wilson & Stephens will put
their new steam mill in operation next
week, and will make frst-class -four for
those who favor them with their patron
age.
Arrangements are being made to re-
build our academy which was destroyed
by fire last spring. 1t will be completed
about the lst of October, in which, then,
Prof. N. T. Moore will open school.
June s, 1882. M.
Sharp County record., 1882-07-13
LAWRENCE.

Lawrence county Times Our weather
prophet says that if it does not rain pretty
soon, farewell, long farewell to all
our crops. 1t seems as though the of
fee Of representative from the great
county of Lawrence was going begging.
We do not want a figure head or a
fossil, for we have plenty of them on
hand now. We want . man of educetion
and ability, Of nerve and energy, who hes
the brains to originate and the courage to
introduce needfcl reforms in our road and
tax laws. Such man will receive the
support of every thoughtful voter who
has the welfare of his county OF heart.
-, Chas Lloyd, of Little Rock, 'superin-
tendent of grade under Bethpne, Smith
& Co., was found dead by some Of the
workmeh, on Wednesday, June 29th, in
Swan Pond, about four miles west of
this place. The verdict of the inquest
jury was, "death from Sunstroke." "....
Frof. Marlborough has been for some
months with Moore's engineer corps on
Upper Spring river, but is now engaged
locating section lines on the railroad line
from Black river west Mr.. Krone says
that on his work with one blast there was
thrown out of cut one hundred and
twenty-five yards of rock.
JACKSON.
The firm of Adler & House has located
at Mammoth Springs. =. Two crazy men
are in Jail at Jacksonport. . Work on
the Brinkley & Batesvil!e railroad will
begin at Cotton Plant about the 18th, -.
The Herald says. "The heirs of French
Pierce late of Oil Trough Bottom, re-
ceived two thousand dollars from the K.
of H. lodge at this place this week. -.
The K. of H. lodge at Newport paid over
two thousand dollars the other day to Mr..
W. L. Bevens, as guardian for DR., Stin-
sons heirs. e. . Mr.. Sam Harrison, deaf
mute, formerly of this county, was killed
by railroad train in St. Louis recently.
:. Mr.. James Grubbs, of Newport, and
Miss Bette Hardy, of Batesville, were
married at the latter place on the 3rd -.
A heavy rain storm passed over this Sec
ton on the night Of the 3rd, doing con
siderable damage. In Jacksonport it un-
rooted Adlers brick store and broke down
shade trees Kennels dry house at New.
port was demolished, while the crops of
Barren township were seriously injured"
BOONE.
The junior editor Of tho Harrison Times
has quit acting the fool and got married.
We wish the happy couple long and
happy life. ;. The Times Of the lst, says
"News reached here yesterday that some
1900 men had been put to work on the
Springfield and Southern Railroad and
that fifteen more miles of contract had
been let" The wheat crop of this
county is enormous. &. . The Times says
"It has been proposed that, in view of
the fact that candidates for the assessors
Office are too numerous to mention much
less to vote for, good way to dispose Of
them would be to form line as in the
old fashioned spelling school and, with
the regulation, blue'back spelling book,
"spell 'em down.
Sharp County record., 1882-07-13
TOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.

I'VE are authorized to announce RlCuAsu
H. POWELL candidate for reelection to
the office of Judge Of the 3rd Judicial
Circuit of Arkansas, subject to the deci'
sion of the voters at the ensuing election,
We are authorized to announce ROBERT
NELL, of Independence county, as can
didate for the Office Of Judge of the third
judicial circuit, at the ensuing September
election.
Sharp County record., 1882-07-13
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP,
- - pERS ". .

Being satisfied that business during
the dull season will not justify us in run
ming our boats regularly, we have, by
mutual consent, agreed to run as follows:
The steamer Whitewater will run reg
ularly for six weeks from this day, June
lst, the Smith boats to be Withdrawn
during this time. Then the Whitewater
to be Withdrawn for six weeks, and then
the Smith boats will re-enter the trade,
After this, both lines will resume their
regular trips, if the business will justify.
CHAs. B. WOODBURY.,
A. B. SMITH.
June 1st, 1882.
Sharp County record., 1882-07-13
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK.

We are authorized to announce CAPT
Joshua WANN as q candidate for the
Office of Circuit Clerk of Sharp county, at
the ensuing September election.
We are authorized to announce JOHN
W. MCLEAN as a candidate for tha office
of Circuit Clerk of Sharp county, at the
ensuing September election.
We are authorized to announce ROB Il
E. HUDDLEsTON as o candidate for the
office of Circuit Clerk of Sharp county,
at the ensuing September election.
Sharp County record., 1882-07-13
LOCAL NEWS-
Town and County.

Our farming friends report crop pros
poets as very fattering.
About twelve or fourteen sacks of
mail came in from Walnut Ridge Tuesday
evening.
Monday egsaing's mail was the first
one we had had from the west since
the first of the month.
=-Alf, H. Ioblin, representing the
houses of Adler, Goldman & Co., cotton
factors, was in town Saturday.
Mr.. Lie Matheney left here last Sat
urday to open three months free school
near Ash Flat, on Monday.
-Messrs. John W. Mclean and ".
A. Turner, of Ash Flat, were in town
last Saturday. They report things lively
and crops good in their section.
DR.. Cox had mess of roasting ears
last Saturday, which were raised on his
farm by Mr.. Joe White. The corn was
,plaa.ed. about tie 18th Of March.
-Asberry Franks, at the Jones mill,
near Center, is prepared to do wool card
ing in frst-class style, sample rolls OF
which can be seen at the RECORD office. 3
The Farmers Alliance of Big Greek
township met Qn the Oath ult., when q
members answered the roll call. The SUBJ
iect for discussion at next meeting 18TH
inst. was the mortgage question.
Medley g. Bro. wants 1000 bushels
of wheat, for which they will pay the
highest market price in lumber, delivered
at their saw mill, two miles south of Even
ing Shade, or at Melbourne, lizard county,
Lumber from SOC to Sl25 per hundred
43.3
Mr.. YIN. Meeks will accept our
thanks for lot of the finest and largest
potatoes we have seen this year, any one
of which would have made mess for q
small family. You could not have pleased
us better, "Uncle Billy" as this is one of
our choice viands
Mr.. Wren Ellis commenced a sub
scription school in the college building
last Monday. Those who have not done
50, would do well to subscribe and send
their children to Wren. as he is steady,
sober, industrious young man and well
qualified to teach.
There will be a Sunday school pic
mic at Bear Creek church on Saturday,
the 22d inst Everybody is invited to
come, bring along basket of provisions
and participate in the festivities. There
will be speaking and music on the grounds,
and a good time generally is expected
"A great deal of mail matter which
passed through this place going east, a
few days ago, came back by Tuesday
evenings mail, among which was all of
the Melbourne Register and some OF the
RECORD. Also about half the paper sack
tagged for this Office was for the offices
above here. What does this mean!
Who's careless? Who's drunk?
In to.day's issue, in the usual place,
will be found the announcement OF Mr.
John W. Mclean, who is a candidate for
clerk of Sharp county. MIR. MLean has
been citizen of this county for seven
or eight years; has been engaged part
Of his time as teacher in the high schools,
hut for tae past year Or tive his oocupa-
tion has been that of farmer. tie is
well known as high-toned gentleman,
who is competent to fill the office to which
he aspires; and should he be the peoples
choice at the election, they will never
have cause to regret their votes.
Sharp County record., 1882-07-13
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

We are authorized to announce W. A.
TURNER as a candidate for re election to
represent Sharp county in the Lower
House of the next General Assembly.
We are authorized to announce Ed. F.
SMITH a candidate for representative OF
Sharp county, at the ensuing September
election.
Sharp County record., 1882-07-13
Other Counties.
1ZARD,

lizard,
The frame of the Touring mill to be
erected at Melbourne by Medley & Bro,
is being hauled as rapidly as possible,
the erection of which will begin next
week. A tree blew down on Robertson
& Smiths thresher on the Sd, demolish-
ing it. "A son of Mr.. Jake Bannings,
about II years of age, living near Lunen-
burg accidently shot himself through the
shoulder, on the 3rd, with shot gun.
The wound is considered dangerous and
there's but little hopes of his recovery.
The fourth was celebrated at Mel
bourne with picnic, given by the ladies
and young men of that place. g, Dr. Jas.
A. Kerr. of Newburg, and Miss Emma
Wood were married on the 29th ult. The
day after, the Doctors parents gave him
and his lady grand reception, at which
there were about one hundred guests.
Now, that the doctor has dissolved part
nership with "single cussedness" and
settled in his new house with fair and
amiable better-half, we suppose he is, like
all men similarly situated should be-,
happy as boy with tin whistle. Mr..
Bureh, formerly OF " Walnut Ridge, has
opened a hotel at the Newburg Springs,
and sets a table and other comforts OF
life that pleases the most fastidious.
BAXTER.
Crop prospects are very fattering il
this county, and farmers are working in
dustriously, with cheerful hearts. DR..
J. B. Simpson and Miss Lugilla Hicks,
of Mountain Home, were married on the
29th ult., by Rev. R. P. Davant. We
wish you and yours, doctor, a thousand
years Of peace, happiness and prosperity,
Sharp County record., 1882-07-13
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.

We are authorized to announce u. A.
TURNER, of jackson county, as q candi-
date for the Office of Prosecuting Attor-
ney for this, the third, judicial district,
at the ensuing September election.
We are authorized to announce CAPT.
NJ. N. DYER, of Baxter county, as a can
didate for the Office of Prosecuting AttOr-
ney of the third judicial district.
Sharp County record., 1882-07-13
FOR TREASURER.

To the VOter8 of Sharp County;
FELLow-CITrzENs Il am a candidate
for the Office of County Treasurer, at the
ensuing September election, Should you
see proper to elect me, shall be very
thankful, and endeavor to discharge the
duties of the Office to your entire salts
faction. Respectfully,
j. D. HAWKINS.
Sharp County record., 1882-07-13
FOR CONGRESS.

We GRO authorized to announce 5. ",
PEEL, of Benton county, a candidate for
Congress for the Fourth District, subject
to the action of democratic convention,
sholld one be hold. '''
Sharp County record., 1882-07-13
FOR SHERIFF.

We are authorized to announce CAPT
7. Y. HUDDLEsToN as candidate for
Sheriff of Sharp county, at the ensuing
September election.
TO the TOter8 Of SHARP County,
GENTlEMEN-Believing there has been
sufficient solicitations on your part to JUS
tify me in doing SO, hereby announce
myself as a candidate for reelection to
the office Of Sheriff of your county. |
refer you to my past service as the best
guarantee for the future, and promise you
the benefit of what | have learned by
experience. Respectfully,
A. G. HIGGINBoTTON.
To the ToterS Of Sharp County:
GENrLEMEN--I take this method of an
nouncing myself as candidate for the
Office of Sheriff and Collector of Sharp
county, subject to a decision, by your
vote, at the ensuing September election.
Very Respectfully,
NEELY SHAVER,
Sharp County record., 1882-07-13
ANNOUNCEMENTS,
The following are the prices for an

N. B.=-Seven words is an average line.
In no case will any announcement be
inserted, Or job work dono' unless accom-
panied by the cash. 80 '.''''
Sharp County record., 1882-07-13
The REooRn, s1.Q0 per year.
when paid in advance,
ATTENTION.
RA7ESYILLE, ARE. Dec. I, 1881,


BARzsvILLE, ABE, Dec 7, 1881,
This will inform my friends and pat
ron5 that have severed my connection
with Moore & Son and formed q CO.
partnership with 7. 4. Taylor Of thig
place, and also at Melbourne, Lard
county. We haYe on hand, at all times,
at either place, large stock of Clothing,
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Dry
Goods and Groceries, at prices that sins
ply defy competition. Highest market
price paid for Cotton, Hides, Wool, Dried
Fruit, etc. - ~
Our house is well represented at Mel
bourne. / am always on hand at Bates
vile. Call and examine for yourselves.
Respectfully, ~
296m j. L. B. JACKSON.
Sharp County record., 1882-07-13

Perhaps the most important revolution
which has taken place in the world for
centuries, is the one now in progress.
Discarding the hurtful mineral and dras-
tic purgatiyes in favor Of milder yegeta-
BILE liver remedies. At the head of the
list, stands Portaline, undoubtedly the
best vegetable liver medicine in the mar
ket, mild and gentle in its action, and as
innocent as water. Price 80 cts. For
sale by Williams & Metcalf, Evening
Shade, Ark 2
Sharp County record., 1882-07-13
June lst, 1882.

We call the attention of our readers
to the advertisement of J. Monroe Tay-
lor. This house has been established
nearly 40 years, and their goods are cele
brated for purity and strength. We would
recommend trial of their Gold Medal
brands to all who desire superior cookery.
Sharp County record., 1882-07-13

MANY persons will take no medicine
until prostrated on a bed of sickness.
This is folly. Nature always calls for as
sistance when needed to throw off impuri-
ties. With our habits Of life, it is neces-
sary to render this help. PRIcKLY ASH
BITTERs will not force nature, but acts
mildly and renders the assistance required
Try them, At
Sharp County record., 1882-07-13

It is singular fact that, although for
ages the Buckeye has been thought to
possess virtues for curing Piles, no prepa-
ton has actually made from it until DR..
Tabler made his Invaluable Ointment
from the fruit itself Ask for Tabler's
Buckeye Pile Ointment, if you are a suf-
ferer of that disease. 1t is certainly a
permanent cure for Hemorrhoids or Piles.
Price 50 cts. For sale by Williams &
Metcalf, Evening Shade, Ark, 2
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-02-03

sert, uirb CT ieins Aufmertiamfei1 erit
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@edfeI Der Grnteu su1Den6eu-
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nitt befrieoiet. Oer Ebee bebarf GROCER
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eGben, on eini9eu SIdssU in bteiem
Staate usreiut iieiu IolIen, bod Ses
3ueife i'd bies. Giniee Der EbeepFons
Seu, bic i'd mad Oregon Iaubte, fpaen
bort gut gebeiben. Die Gbeephan5e 1T
bart eenug, mn6 nber bic 8ebiusuusen
gum f6neuen gSa6stbum BADEN. Su
SoIifornien ut Der Sommer gu troden q;
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eenben ReiuItotsu oueebaut worheu 1T.
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8eriu6e in Rern @nuntp siinitige Ges
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fcrnien @egen9eu, in peI6em bic
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soqen wercen, nit Nu5ua6me Der inos
li6ften Counties. Bon Sau Diego babe
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Die iroenb zines onhersn Weines pom
ter 6aGtenntuiB Der 6obrttanten abb
bdE9i9.
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beiten irans6fiden @osuoc. Die Weiuz
rebs bat in 9Glifern1en lire natirIi9e
9eimatb 9efunoen.
Soweit General 2eOuc, psIder tiir3z
lid pom Der NationaI. Nf erbau9eieui9aft
pom S5rantrei6 3u ibren MitaIiebe err
mdbIt wurbe, iiber Die lanbDirtbidaftIis
den Brobutte @aIiforniens.
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Dolksblatt.
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!isoenben 0a9ri6tsn beIdnft lie ft6 uui
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,abI Der ginwanberer I'M RGlenoerldbr
1881 ii6 uuf minbeitens 10000 be-
Iiuft.
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i'm Sabre 1882 uer6eu. Sbon im eriten
Wonat bsfelben 1T lie iebr bebeutenh.
limb mad ben Bsri9ten, bic ben Nsw
!lorter Qaenten Der S3eanbampfer: yirten
norIieaen, wirb Defenders AUDI bic oiess
idhrioe @inwanbsrung aHs OeutI9lauo
bielsniee bes uOriseu SGbres nod bsoeus
tsnb i6eritei9en.
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bura . Ameritaniiden YGdetboot9eieuz
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oIsiden 2eitraum bes 8orlabrs in gtep
IJort erworbenen 6abrtarten, peI9s iI
Norous be,abIt paren. Utan 9relte
oaber te~iueSpegs su bod, fous man bic
ty~inuanoeruua aus OeutidIano fir bies
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lung auf beiaeter Qinie w%eui9ltens tInfs
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Iesten SSabres ~be1ragen peroe- per-
tsnoeimarn, Der @sneruIagent Der &eoz
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3unabme Der Giupunoerun9 flr oos
Iaufenbe Sabr namsntIi9 aus SIbbeutld:
Lamb, 8O6men uub Der S9wst; lbev
isiue Qinis in NuSii6t itsbe. 0ie ans
.Gbl ber mad OsutidIanb 9%eianbtsn, be-
Ieit5 be3obItsn 6ubrfurten, wel6e mel:
ltsntbeils aus benz Weiteu tdmsn, lei nm
w~euieitens elm OritteI GROCER ais I'M
8oriabrs. Nu9 babe es ben Qni6ein,
oIs O6 bic biesidbrise @%inwGnberun9 i'm
Aaeemeinsn nod Il beheren GIemens
len ais in friberen Subren belteben
Iolrbs.
Dis Obsnssnunntsu . umpFerlinien unb
aud unbers urbsiten iebt eiirig uu Der
Bsrmsbuius Der 5obr9eIsgenbeiteu, I'M
Dem nit Si9erbett III errpdrteuben rln9es
btuern Gnbrarge uon 0%iupanberern ae>
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-02-03
xBee, &nTee, 8auuntu Que ttno gSetn
tn Californian.

Slr ben caIifornii6en Bobenrei6tbum
iirb idon 10 3ahlrei9e Beweiie erbro9t
worben, bag eS fat iiberfiiig iff, mad
weitersu Su fudeu. Nadltebenbes llrs
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9omrnihdrs Sc Duo bat aud bauptid6>
lid MIR besbaIb Wertb, neil es an Der
9anb itatiitiider Oaten ~dbse9eben wirb.
Bdhrenh ieiner Nmts;eit nabm General
9P DUO b~eionberes Sntersfe am Rlima
uno Sooen 9nIiforniens uno errnuntsrte
in ieber m0gIi9sn Weiie bic Seriu9e
gum Nnbau lubtrppiidsr @suddfe in
6ieiem Staate. Die 8trlu6e nit benz
Nnbau Der 8aumwolIe, oss &affsebau.
mes, Der Gbeeituube, Der &ortei5e un6
anberer @emd5ie perbanten linn gum
9roben EbeiI ibr @ntftebsu, uub bat er
ale bieIe 8eriude nit GROCER Iufmerts
IauIteit perfcIst. gr weilt eeeenwdrtie
in Gan 5rancisco unb fpri6t fi6 iiber
Californian un6 feline Tarmer in fOIsens
Ser @eiIe aus:
Die califoruii9en 6armer beseben
einen 9roBeu Srrtbum borin, baB fe
ibre sarie Nufmertiamtsit auf ben Weis
3enbau peruenben. 8ielfa9 1T in Der
sau3eu @eIt bsmonfrirt, bag elm 3onb
fi@ ni9t auf ben Nnbau zines ein3isen
artiteIs perIafen barf.
Der Sibsu usrIieB ii5 Sabre lang
auf 8aumpo[le aIIsin; Der Baumwouens
ban true uieI gum @obIfonbs bes sans
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