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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-08-12

II o. 3EfSS1 OtOOGI CfOOOiSIIS bSCNSftC
GOhereby noe can be fOrgi0s79 Of oW1
crimes ~.
Ohunan SOUL
Encssed within this earthly frame,
Exposed to fire from evils flame,
| Wilt thou not gratitude proclaim
Though tn: re- should roll
Before thy gaze
| lngratitude's tumultunus wave
And pillows rough? WheEeon the knsve
Has ever managed to engrave
His selfish ways!
Tell me, pray,
| If thou wilt not all this Withstand
When men, in Freedom's favored land
Do toll to rid rom thee the brand
Of sins srral?
Fen nov behold
The welfare and the interest,
That, hidden deep within the breast,
| Begins itselfto manifest
In actions bold,
By lawyers great,
And judges who are sent TO stem
The tide of evil, and con6emn
The thief and murd' rer's sGratagem,
End crime abate.
Wilt thou not show
Deep gratitude unto these men
! Who pow. to eV'ry cit'z N,
Have of red means TO pardon them
From CRIME and woe?
Ye men who thought
That you were right in serving God
And In the paths of virtue tTod,
And practi ed pr nciple. quite odd,
Which men have Tough,
Know not that you
| are offered psrdon, freedom, grace,
| By men who will your sins erase,
If you an oath will now embrace
And stsrt anew?
All you're quired
To say when this grand oath you taxa,
Is that you will your God forsske,
And never more than one wife take
Till life's exJired.
lis simple, plsin,-
AS ev'fy man can ess' ~ see,-
You've naught 10 do for pardon, free,
Than 10 the Gov'nor how the kne9
And there maintain
That you'll oppose
$50 long as you have mortal bresth,
The Mormon Church, as the oath saith,
And help to bring q bout its DEATH
Its crimes expose.
And then, again:
| II you have had more wives than one,
Thinking twas mete this should be done
Aud that God did, ere worlds begun,
Its power m2intain,-
All you've to say,
| Before you can your rights regain,
Is; "I'm sorry, sir, but I'll refrain
From moro than one wife to obtain
Through life's long day,
"And will discard
The wives have, excepting one
The best-To cheer my life till done,
So please restore the rights I've won
AID earned so hard"
Dost thou not think
This chance ia noble, grand and great?
Whereby you now can reinstste
Yourselves, and crime eradicate,
With which you sink?
o noble men!
How can we thank you for your care?
To what can we your love compare?
In saving US from dark despair
And slav'ry's den!
Ye gods, who sit
E1LhroDed where Mars in might bear
sway,
Where sweet Apollo tunes his lay,
Wilt thou not chronicle, for aye,
In mystic writ,
This noble deed
That lawyers, judges have achieved,
In psrd'ning men what they believed
To be divine, that they, reprieYed,
New lives might lead?
Canst man on earth
Forget this great, evenlful day,
When men such sympathy display?
Will they not gratitude convey
For deeds Of worth?
Oh! shout for aye
Ye hosts who dwell on earth oeloT;
Ye gods in gratitude, bow low;
Til ev'ry selfish set, like snow, Y
Shall melt away!
HEARKNETT.
SALT Lake CITY, August H. 1883
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SALT LAka CITY, August II, 1888
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0hunan soull
Encssed within this earthly frame,
Exposed to fire from evils flame,
Wilt thou not gratitude proclaim
Though tn: re- should roll
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1883-08-18
LODGE DIRECTORY.

y ooNE' LobGE, No. 3l4 A.'F. & A. NJ.
d Meets Saturday night, on or before the
full moon of each month. F. S. Baker.
w. M, VI. G. Eyatt, Secretary.
HARRIsoN LODGE, No. 81 %. o. F.
IL Meets every Thursday night, John
I, Curtis; N. g., ]. r. Newman, Secretary.
HARRIsoN LODGE. N. G. T. U. Meets
IL at the Court House every Tuesday
evening. All are invited. j. T. Penn,
President, J. II. Newman. Secretary.
HARRIsoN LODGE, No. 1925. X. of II.
IL Meets on the 2nd and 4th Mondays in
zach month. ii, G. King, D., F. S. Ba-
Eer, Reporter.
DEAR CREEK LOPEZ, No. 1872, a. +. A.
ID M. meets at Cottonwood School house
at o'clock on Saturday before the 2nd sun
day in each moath. J. II. Alexar der, W.
u. Mastin Waltrip, Secretary.
DELLEFoNrE LODGE, J, O. 0. F. meets
. ID every Tuesday evening at o'clock.
W. ID. Rudolph. n. G., Spencer Coffee,
Secretary.
DELLERoNTE LonGE, No. 165, A.F. A.
ID NJ, meets at O'Clock P. NJ, On the
Saturday on or before the full moon, s
d. Starkey, w. NJ. j. o. r. Rube, Sec
rotary.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

II. L. CHUR6H.-E. R. Fulkerson, ?. G.
Preaching every LIT and ard Sunday at 1880
o'clock, P. NJ
Sunday School every Sunday at $50
s'elock A. NJ. F. S, BAKER, Supt.
N. E. CHURCH, SOUrH.-Joseph P Cal
lsway, 2. G Preaching every End and 4th
Sunday in each month, at II O'clock A, NJ.
and at espdlelghting.
Sunday School every Sunday Mt 8 O'Clock
r n. B. B. HUDoINs, Supt,
PREsRYTERIAN. Services at the NJ. f..
Church. South, on the lst Sabbath of each
month, at eleven, A. NJ.
REV. w. w. KILLouGH, Pastor.
CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN. 49, VIII
preach at the NJ. +. Church. south at II
s'clock on the 3D. Sunday of each month.
RisS. w. -. RupoLru, in charge
UNION SUNDAY School at the Christian
Church every Sunday at 3 O'Clock P. NJ.
l.. ii. ScHwElrzER, Supt,
AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
John Il. Wilson, missionary ofthe Socie-
ty, travels on the North Arkansas district
visiting and organizing schools. Supplies
schools with literature by mail or otherwise.
p. o. Harrison, Ark,
Lock Box, No. II.
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HARRISON p. O.
NAIL ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES

From the North-sprngheld via FORSYTH
klrbyyille &c, Arrives daily, except Sun
iay, at 10 NJ.
70 the North-Via, Kirbyyille, FORSYTH
and Ozark, daily except Sunday, at lac P.
VI.
Fromthe s6uth-LittleRock, via. OIarks-
! Vile and Jasper, Ne, arrives daily, except
Sunday, ut L P NJ.
= TO The south-Va, Jasper and Clarks-
vile; Departs daily, except sundays. ut
!1T80 A. M.
) To the East-Nia. Bellefonte, yalley
Springs, Rally Hill, &C., to Yellville, Ark.
Departs daily, except Sunday, at 1:15 p. NJ.
From the East Yellville via. Rally Hill,
Valley Springs and Bellefonte, arrives dai-
ly, except Sunday, at $3.50 A. Nj.
From Harrison to Eureka Springs, via.
Csrrolton and Berryyile, depart, daily ut
6 4, NJ, arrives at 6 P. NJ, except Sunday.
From Harrison to Leai Hill, via. Elixir.
departs Mondays, at & AN. Arrives same
day, at 7'P. NJ
From Harrison to Hill Top, departs Satur-
day at A. NJ, arrives at $50 P NJ. same
day. Fa.r
= - L, s. BAKER, p. NJ
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1883-08-18
so dozen Websters' Spelling
Books at Phillips & Bakers.

so dozen Websters' Spelling
Books at Phillips & Bakers.
Some "fxing up" will DO in or
der around the Court House noxt
week.
Select that course of Ito which
is the best, and custom will render
it most pleasant.
A large and well selected stock
of tin-ware ust received at Gun.
ningham & Bradley's.
Mr.. Il. Stilwol and DR.. Hem.
bree, two OF EIixirs most progress.
i've citizens were in town this week.
We regret to learn that G. G.
Cotton has been dangerously low
this wcok.with his old complaint
asthma.
800 bushels Of corn wanted al
Speor & Cos. WIN pay 20 conts
per bushol, one.half cash and bal
ance in trade.
The Union Sunday-School has
forwarded the money for fine
Chapel Organ which il hopes tc
hayo in use in a short time.
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Rules for Spelling Pupils.

l. Be suspicious OF all their mo.
tivos. 2. If fighting occurs among
your pupils, punish all engaged in
it with equal sovority-the timid
boy who was forced into 1t in self.
defense a. severity as the lubborly
school-yard bully who plckod the
fight for the avowed purpose of
whipping him. 3. Never seem 30
believe a pupil unless you know his
statements TO be true. Regard all
as liars, and you will soon succeed
in making many OF them so. A..
When requests are sent You from
parents, no matter how reasonable
they may be, don't grant them if
you can avoid il. Give the chill,
dren to understand that for good
and sufficient reasons you have sus.
pended the old jewish rule-"Hon.
or thy father and thy mother"
Nothing AIDA so much to your I'm.
portance in tho eyes of your school
as 80 be able 10 disregard the wishes
Of thor parents. 5. Be constantly
on the watch to find something in
your pupils personal pecularllies
that you can ridicule. You can well
afford to wound tho feelings OF a
child in this way for the sake OF
the bolsterous laugh IL will cause
among tUo Others, - Iowu Normal
Monthly
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Newton County,
Mr.. HEssEY, ARK, Aug, 10, 1888,
No work for the N. DIS.

MT. HEssEY, ARK, Aug, 10, 1888.
No work for the N. De-.
Health is good IN this vicinity.
The melon crop Is very inferior.
Nj. uessey is still moving along
the highway OF progression.
Our cotton crops are late, but we
think they will come out all right i
the rams will continue for few
weeks longer.
The debating society at Mt. Hes
scy has lately re organized and
have set thor time for Thursday
night in each week.
The grand jury OF this county
failed to Indict It. p. Sanders for
the murder of Tim Tyler. He was
jnstfable in killing him, SO says
the jury.
Dr.. G. W. Floyd of Boone coun,
t. has lately been visiting friends
IN Newton county. Every citizen
of this county appreciates his
visits and would be glad to SEQ him
around again soon.
For fear that I might weary the
readers | will come to acIose, but
it ls very likely that you will hear
from me again soon.
GRAY EYE.
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Dugger's Mill
LFrom a Regular Correspondent ]

- '''' . ''N ahft'' N''Asa l'ttaNht-
A. Digger & Sons are progressing
finely with their saw mill in the
Ptnory.
There was very heavy rain on
Monday which cooled the atmos,
phere again.
Mr., Newt Nelson and family have
retired to Il mountain Spring to re-
cnperate and hunt.
DR., Kimbsey of this place has
sold his possessions in Boone and
"rollod' for Eureka; but In hls
stead, is Mr.. Chairman OF Rally Hill,
who is an excellent blacksmith.
II our esteemed and Hon. friend
K, b. Weaver, intends visiting the
public schools in Boone, it is time
he was starting out, as tho Summer
terms generatly, arc. halt out on
Friday 18th.
Pc Mr.. F, NJ. FuIbrlght OF Rally
Hill, has gone to Forsyth, Mo-, on
business, 10 be gone n week or two;
we wish him all tho success posi-
bic as he is one of Boonos most ro-
liable citizens.
Judge Pittman and Hugh A
Dinsmoro passed through ON their
way to Marshal on Sunday. The
eonjugal responsibility that IL. A,
d. has taken on himself, has not
detracted from his budget of fun.
Misses. Wasie Weaver and Cora
Vance spont last week with friends
at Harrison. w. BE.
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Yutal ind 2ersunaL

considerable trading in stock.
. Fruit coming in by the wagon
load.
Circuit Court at YellvlIlo noxt
week.
Another Picnic at Burlington
to day.
Business Ia getting lvolior
every day.
Big stock OF now goods at j..
d. Tyson's.
Social party at Capt. Fick's last
Tuesday night.
Pumpkins, squashcs and melons
are rather scarce.
1t you want good goods cheap
call on Jno. d. Tyson.
"A good photograph gallery
would do well in Harrison.
Mr.. A. G. Phillips ia absent on
q business trip to ST. Louis.
g., Tho Amateur Dramatic Club
will begin ol erations next month.
Our coming Circuit Court will
have a small docket to work upon.
The contractors hope TO com.
plste our school house next week.
"A dog accused Of being mad
was shot on our square last Sunday.
The hack lines running north
and west carry a goodly number Of
passengers.
1T was found necessary to re-
burn a portion OF the brick for tho
new buildings.
--Crandoll & Co. will start their
Evaporator Monday-Bring on your
apples and peaches.
Our neighbours IN Newton coun-
~ have stopped the mad dog scare
by killing of all the dogs.
That individual who was iniur
ed recently by tho accidental dis
charge of his duty is still very low.
1t has been suggested that the
Murphy Society reopen its weekly
meetings on the 18th Of next month.
Phillips & Baker arc receiving
very largo stock Of cans from tho
Factory aud will soil at their prices.
Subscribers noticing on X on
their paper will know that they are
indebted to us md will please re.
nit without further notice.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1883-08-18

If disease has entered tho system
the only way to drive it out is to
purify and enrich the blood. TO
this end, as is acknowledged by all
medical men, nothing is bottor
adapted than iron. Tho fault hith-
orto has becn-that iron could not
be so prepared as to be absolutely
harmless TO tho teeth. This diff
Guilty has been overcome by tho
Brown Chemical Company of Balti-
more, Md, who offer their Browns
Iron Bitters rs faultless iron pre-
paration positive cure for dyspep.
sia, indigestion, kidney troubles,
etc,
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Bear Creek.

II was the fourth Of August, and,
Instead of the sun sending down his
golden beams with his wonted
severity to smile this purple vesturo
of Natures screen, and drape tho
loveliest scenes in withored green,
no came in gentle rays rs mild
as the moon beam and the gentle
zephyrs blow IA soft as Natures
smile and while all alone m my
erratie way | suddenly cane unex,
peetantly upon largo eoneourso of
people assembled upon enc OF Ma,
lures choicest picnic grounds over
arehed with lofty shade trees pleas.
antly situated on the banks of
Bear Greek, whore even tho very
murmurs of that beautiful stream
seemed to echo IN that SYLVAN
quietness such lovely accents that
impressed the ltinorant listner with
the very idea that such an Assem-.
blage was for some sacred function,
aud on inqniring was told that tho
Boar Creek SundGy-School Gouven.
ton had mot there for the purpose
OF having Il grand Sunday School
pie me and that there was going to
be speeches BY several prominent
men IN behalf of the S. S. u. On
looking about aud seeing tho pros.
poets good tor fine celebration
and having special invitation to
participate in tho exercise OF the
day | consented To stay. About 8
O'Clock | witnessed tho march of
the S. S. students which WAS ad
mirably performed with three Sun
day-School banners unfurled in tho
breeze with the beautiful notices
"Look to Jesus"
After the march the audience was
well entertained by speeches from
Parson Alexander, DR.. Bell and NJ.
IL. Cantrell, all of whom heartily
advocated tho cause of tho Amor
can S. S. U. After speaking,
heard the command "Fall in hne,
Forward, March" and saw the s. 5.
students take their places respect.
fully in rear of their flags and file
off to dinner which was set some
$50 yards from tho speaking
grounds. The writer will say right
here that he has been at similar
celebrations IN other place, but
never before witnessed as good or
der and as fine a dinner as was had
upon this occasion. After noon the
audience was called together and
wac interestingly entertained by an
able speech on tho S. S. u. deliver
ed by Rev. J. T. Wilson, after
which the audience was dismissed
The writer after taking into con-
sideration tho orderly march, the
fine dinner, and the intelligent ap
pearanco of the people IN general
must conclude that it was u grand
success; and that the s. s. U. has
wrought benefcent change upon
the manners and customs of the peo-
pie Of Bear Creek.
The Sunday-School Union is the
broad arch upon which rests the
spans OF civilization, and the Sun.
day-School students are the tones
with which We build. PuILoM.
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GDUGA11 l0GNAls
Peabody Normal Institute.

Prof. Gates, of Fayetteville, arriv-
ed here last Saturday, and on Mon.
day opened the exercises of tho Dis
trict Normal Institute at this place.
There had arrived up to yesterday
morning 45 teachers whose names
are given below. Prof. Gates is be.
ing assisted in his work by Profes.
sors Clarke and Barker, and great
interest is being taken by our citi-
zens as we'll as the attending teach
ers in the exercises. Thus the In
stitnte is being made a grand sue
cess, as it should be-.
The following teachers are IN at
tendance, and others will be added
during the session
T. +, Albright, W. Il. Albright,
Prot. ]. G. Barker, W. S. Sullivan,
J. o. Proctor, J. n Proctor, ]. II.
Thorn, G. B, Coulson C. d. Vance,
and w, Ii. Watkins, OF Boone coun.
ty; J. b. Williams, of Marion coun.
ty; W. F. Cram, of Washington
county ; Prof. |. A. Clarke, Larkin
Bunch, E. w. Cantrell John Dunn,
J. NJ. Duncan, Hamlet Goudclock,
J. G, Grim, G. b. Grim, j. y. Hail.
ey, A. B Johnson, W R. johnson,
j. r. Johnson, A. e. Loathers, J. s.
Naples, W. f. Mitchell, r. P. Moore,
Charles Newell, J. W. Poyner, Jr.,
J. p. Roberts, ]. W. Ross, W. J.
VilIines, ]. r. Wade, G. G. White,
J, NJ, Bunch, D. N. McCurry and
L. Il. McCurry, OF Carroll county
and Misses Cora Pyron, SalIa 30.
DO, Nannio Scarborough, Mollie
Newton, Opholia Overstreet Mollie
Mccarthy and Laura Mellon and
Mrs. ]. D. McKonnon. Misses Nc
earthly and Mellon are of Eureka
Springs. l-[Berrville lntelligoncer.
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MANHOOD
HOW LOST HOW RESTORED

just published, a new edition Of Dr. Gull
vcrwelps Celebrated Essay on tho radical
cure of SpermatotrhWa or Seminal Weak
ness. Involuntary Seminal losses, EnpoLon-
cy Mental and Physical lncapacity, In
pedments 10 Marriage, etc leo, Con-
sumption, Epilepsy and Fits, induced by
self indulgence, or sexual extravaganza,
&c,
Pho celebrated author, in this admirable
essay, clearly demonstrates from thirty
years successful practise. that the alarming
consequence Of sUlf-abuso may be radically
cured pointing out n mode Of cure vt once
simple, certain and enoctual, by means Of
which ovcry sufferer, no matter what his
condition may be, may cure himself cheap
lN privately and radically,
BsiT"This Lecture should he in the hands
Of every youth and cvery man In tho lund.
Sontunderseal, inaplain envelope, to any
address postpaid on receipt Of six cents 0r
two postage stamps, Address
THE CrLyRRwuL MEDICAL Go.
luu ST., New york.. 81. y
5.l3ly Pos. Onicc Box, lJ0
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1883-08-18

From Last Saturdays Bugle.I
We are pleased to say that all the
patients at the springs are rapidly
improving.
! For good health there is nothing
better than pure sparkling water,
and Elixir is the place to got good
supply.
We were pleased to learn from
Lead Hill that the flux which had
prevailed there for several weeks,
has about abated, and that no now
cases are reported.
Roads between Elixir and Harri.
son are reported as worry rough at
pre- ent, but as circuit court is 30
close, they will surely receive n gen
tic scratching soop.
I From Chadwick we learn that the
contractors are concentrating their
forces there, and that work on the
>. ~ y. will commence in earnest
about the first Of next month.
y To day the annual camp-meeting
under the auspices of the NJ. Il.
Church, South, will commence at
the old camp ground in CarroIlon
Hollow, and the projectors expect
very large attendance. 1t is OK.
pocted that it will continue for two
weeks.
\ Yesterday morning quito a freak
ofnature, in the shape OF a four
year old boy, whose head was about
four times the natural size, passed
through town. 1t was in charge of
its parents, who informed US that
the wonderful enlargement was the
result OF an attack OF brain fever.
1t was unable to raise its head from
the pillow, but we were informed
that it was perfectly sensible and
knew his parents and sisters. - Blu.
gle, 4th.
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The Harrison Gymnasium
and Normal School.
HARRISON, ARK.

VIII be opened on Monday. Sept.
18th, for Il term Of fourteen weeks, in the NJ.
II, Church. The school will be subordinats
to the University at Little Rock and will in
clude its preparatory course. Special in.
ducements will be given b. those who ars
TO teach. Our meth DDS arc nor.
nal and modern. Theology will receive
special attention. Terms reasonable. For
further information address the principal,
il-tt j. O. BARKER. A. Is
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1883-08-18

A LADY of our acquaintance has
been in quito feeble health for many
years with somo complaint peculiar
to the sex-beCame emaciated-lost
her appetlte-was melancholy
sleeples s-oross and frettul. Many
years suffering indicated that all
medicines wero failure. Some
ono suggested tho use of Drom-
coolies English Female BaterS, as it
was not patent nor secret rene
dy. j was used, and seven bottles
etfectad a cure.
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L, H, SCHW ETHER,
DEALER IN
= FIRST CLASS INSURANCE.
HHRRLSON, ARK.

Representing the SEW YORK UNDER
WRITER'S AGENCY, assets over S.,
OOO, 900, aud tho CONTINENTAL, assets
over S4, OOO, OOO and the Fire Association Of
Philadelphia, Assets over $1,000 900, and
the American Central of ST. Louis hlsO,
Other Grst-class companies through other
agencies Remember, WRITE PoLtCiEs,
0 ! Harrison. BlNDfNG THE Co., FROM DAY
or TRANsAcrtoN. Also making n spgcisity
Of Cotton Gins Insurance In whici ave
a receipt binding the Go. from dgv su
suCtlou.
Office East side OF Public SquNSs = 49,
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Refuting What Have Been
Called Facts.

"Iell ne some popular errors in
regard to the microscope. J."
zone very Old and very common
one is that every drop of water we
drink Is teeming with animal life.
There never was a greater mistake.
1t Is very rarely, indeed, in lake
water that any anlmalcule are TO be
found. II little btt Of grass or
shred at meat or any organic mat.
tor, be lott in water tor two or
three days, there they can be found.
II Is supposed that peculiar kind
OF organism like eeIs can be found in
vinegar. 1t may be that way back
In tho country where thoy make
vinegar out OF apples, and not out
OF aquatortts, there may be some,
but they don't seem TO thrive in
city vinegar. Another thing, people
think that hairs are hollow. The
harr is no moro hollow than u fence
post, and tho eol6ring matter, IN
stead OF being filled in Il tube, il
mixod up in The coils of tho hair.
The mistake never would have oc-
Cured II II had been recolleGtod
that the hair is but u modification OF
the cpldermis. Then there is anoth.
or idea that tho human skin il ma
tull OF pores as sponge"
The hllaey Of thus ldca was dem.
onstrated by tho mieroseaplst's tax
ing n slice with : razor off his hand
and putting ii on slide. The TO.
porter WAS surprised 10 find that
tho pores were very scarce indeed,
appearing to be about fiftieth OF
an inch apart.-[CIeveIand Herald.
VIM. Keenor, jr., who has been
spending the summer in Kansas
passed through here, Thursday, re-
turning TO his homo at Elixir.
-Four teachers arrived Sunday
morning from Boone county, to at.
tend tho Normal Institute which 10
in session here. They were the
fret of tho season. "--BerryuiHc En-.
terpriSe.
AT the competitive examination,
last Saturday, for the West Point
Cadotship from this district, Mr.. Il j..
G. Mitchell, of Boone county, was
tho successful candidate. The
points givon to each competitor
looted up as follows Mitchell,
300 Vance, $500; Check, 1900 /;
Nc Cur y, 2l00.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1883-08-18

1t seems generally conceded that
President Arthur will be nominal
cd by tho republicans for the prosi.
dency.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1883-08-18
Elixir.

[From Last Saturdays Bugle.
We arc pleased to say that all the
patients at the springs are rapidly
improving.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1883-08-18

VIM. Keonor, jro who has been
spending the summer in Kansas
passed through here, Thursday, re-
turning TO his homo at Elixir.