The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1883-01-20
STATE NEWS.


= j IN ] u d0 WIS.,
Mr.. Frank AlVorsoa am wif5Yfcn
for Washington territory, Sunday
morning, on visit to bis mother
| Eureka Bulletin.
The Frisco road is now open to
Fl, Smith, On to PARIS is now the
cry, where connections viii be made
with the new road building from
Galveston to Paris
! The proposed Stage line from
acre to Harrison is an assured fact.
We are informed Capt. W. S. Davis
will equip the line and run daily
Concord four horse coaches to con.
nee. with trains on the Eureka
Springs II. r Eureka Repubn-
can.
We learn from the wife of our
highly esteemed former fellow
townsman, Mr.. J. G. Hanna, that he
has found Lin suitable location IN
Washington Territory and is highly
pleased with that country. Mrs.
Hanna will soon leave with their
children to join her husband in their
far western home.-[Eureka Her.
aid.
The Eureka Springs r. r. has
been laying track on the south side
Of White River during the past
week the iron being taken over
the river on the false work OF the
bridge and then distributed by push
cars. The trestle work over Leath.
orwood Is being rapidly finished and
if the weather continues favorable
we are sure to sec the train inside
corporation by Jan 31sf at the fur
thest.--[ Eureka Republican.
Auditor A. W. Files has taken
charge OF, the aud tors ySie9, and
5ecvtse- fy.rrr'-T4~-i-srffef{ - IA
assistant >force Arot Ffrmlt viii
retain his place as chief clerk and
deputy; II. G. Hinton, of Clark
county, will be book.Geeper, and n.
B. Crump, of Boone county, will
have charge Of the insurance and
warrant department, Z. a. Craw-
ford will continue in the office until
the first Of next month. 49, Gazette
"lhe Legislature need not be too
anxious about making new laws,
nor over Jealous in amending old
ones, but if they can fix up some
lucky scheme or process by which
they can coax or torco officers to ex-
ocute lndilferontly well tho existing
laws, the members of the present
legislature will 60 down to unborn
generations in blaze of glory.
The question Jam" before the house,
and is open for discussion. II Re.
Hector.
Another pardon was ground out
at the mill this morning, fed into
the hopper with the usual petition
measure. This tarn Mary Rogers
gets the grand bounce from the pen.
Mary Is a coIored wench, who was sit
ting on a saloon door in this city eat
ihg lunch. A row occurred in the
groggery and a negro man was
striking at random with a billiard
cue, whom one OF the Iicks fell upon
Mary's head, wherenpon the said
Mary cooIIy arose and ran a butcher
knife into "dat nigger'5" bowels,
from which he soon afterward died.
AT the last May term of tho Pulaski
circuit court Mary was convicted Of
manslaughtcr and sent to the peni-
tentiary for "a term Of years Gov.
Churchill pardoned her this morn.
ing.-[L. II. Democrat
Ozark is expecting to build up a
southern trade. Her merchants will
nsver get the trade of tho adjacent
section south by standing idle and
waiting for it to fail into thoir
hands, like Il ripe plum falls into Il
boys mouth. They must ask for it,,
IBID for it, advertise for il. They
must show the advantages of Ozark
as a shipping poi4 and convince
tho farmers and orohants OF Ia.
ney, Ozark and Stone counties, in
Mo, and of Boone, Marion and Car.
roll counties, Ark, that they can
sell goods as cheap as Springfield,
and ship produce to better adyan-
tage, by reason Of noaruoss to the
producers. Ten dollars invested in
showing mp these advantages, dur.
ing January and February, will
bring hundreds Of dollars in return
during March, April and May, i'm
the way oispring trade. Then they
should hold ont tho advantages Of
Ozark az a market during the sum-
'mor months and gain foothold
npon tho public mind for tho fall
trade Forsyth Enterprise.
If you don't like the use Of Il
siclSenlnE pill Tor your head and
constipation, just try one dose Oh
Bailoy's Saline Apouont, and you
will never use another pin for Tho
same purp,te