The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1883-07-28

i surrounding country seem 20 be
getting lazy. Wake mp, boys, peo-
pie like to hear from you, even in
the hottest weather.
There is wide difference he.
tween battle Scared and badly scar.
ed Veterans, although tho latter gen
orally claim all the honors after Il
fight,
The most alarming sacrifices
since the days of Abraham are be-
ing made at Phillips & Bakers
Give them call and get the benefit
Of their low prices.
paddles Longlegs or Daddy
Longlegses - which This is the
great grammatical problem of the
day. Not more than a column of
argument will DO tolerated on eth
or side.
Rows. Wilson, Faulkerson and
Barker are working up considerable
interest, throughout the county, in
the Sunday School Convention to
be held at Rally Hill on the Gath of
August.
1.-The first dirt WAS broken for
The foundation of our new briel,
store house on Monday last, and
since then some ton workmen have
been kept busy preparing for what
vs. yet to come.
While tooling with an old gun
a young fellow living near Valley
Springs accidentally shot and kill
ed the two-year. old child of a
neighbor named Richardson. Anoth-
er warning for toole.
Several old miners who have
boon prospecting in our county for
the past month think that they have
made some discoveries which will
surprise people when,tho time comes
to make them pablo.
The grandest Pic Mic of the
Season will be held at Marshall next
Saturday. The citizens OF that town
have engaged our Cornet Band, and
made other expensive preparations
which will be sure to draw an i'm
mense crowd.
The old reliable, J O. n, will
receive by the first of next week
large and well selected stock of Dry
Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats and Hard.
ware. J. O. N, has been in bust
ness here for Is years, and he knows
how TO select a good stock of goods
and will rot suffer any one to
und >rselE him. Call and see.
Our entorprising contractor
John Miller, will start to ST. Louis
in few days to purchase the ma
chinery for a new planning mill,
which will be ready for business
here by the 17th of August. Whom
once started he will be prepared to
do any and all kinds of Planine.
Dressing, Matching and Moulding
Three men arc sweating and
s"eltoring in our couHty jalI. 1t is
almost like murder to confno n
human being in q dungeon of that
kind whore there is no ventilation
and a breath of pure air nevor Gu
ters. Whom the sun shines down
on it for eight hours day it is Just
about as comfortable as u heated
oven.
In company with Rev. Klllough
we had the pleasure, on Monday
last, OF visiting the school now be.
ing taught at the Bainos School
house by Mr.. W. S. Sullivan. Tho
citizens arc much to be congratulate
cd on the excellent manner in which
Mr.. s. is performing hio duties
there. lilo has seventy seyen stu.
dents under his care,--aI rs bright
children as can be found anywhere,
and thoy seem as well advanced in
tho studies which they have taken
up rs any in the county.
Our old friend, Saml. Wlleoxin
has come nobIy to the front, and fur
nlshes five large specimens of the
marble of Boone and Newton coun-
ties for exhibition at the Louisville
Exposition. The rcd and green
blocks are particularly fine, and the
white sandstone is supposed to fur.