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National Republican., 1883-08-11
Lace Department.

One small lot of Carrickma-
cross Lace, 2H and 3 inches
wide-about 200 yds.-reduced
from rs to I5c per yard to close
out.
Another invoice of White
Canvas Belts at I5c each.
Dress Shields-A large as
sortment, including pure white
for white dresses and black
shields for Jerseys,
Silk Elastic, in red, blue,
black, and garnet for I8c per
yard,
National Republican., 1883-08-11
Ladies' Cotton Underwear Marked Down.

We have a good assortment
in every variety of Ladies Un-
derwear, the finer grades of
which have all been reduced in
price. While we might specify
many of the special bargains,
we call attention to only two,
viz: Ladies Night Dresses for
75c; two rows of insertion,
four clusters of tucks, full size,
well made, and all sizes, from
"a to A inch, 75c each. La
dies White Skirts, tucked, with
wide cambria ruffle, only soc
each.
A full line of Hoop Skirts.
Bustles, &C., in all the various
styles.
National Republican., 1883-08-11
Gbr S1aIais 8OpaI Column.
6gs faJais BOpa Column
AN APOLOGY!
7 t h PA LAIS RIO VA i,

Begs oapoe those of patrons made inquiries reference to
Special Bargains Hosiery Gloves which advertised last Mon
day Delay transit caused disappointment well our patrons
The Job Lots have arrived. List below.
National Republican., 1883-08-11
NOTICE! !

The Above Job Lots have please
don't forget that the Entire Stock of Every
reduced in price to close new
goods will next month.
National Republican., 1883-08-11
Hosiery.

Fifty dozen Ladies' Black Lisle-thread
Hose, silk finish. Ladies, when we as
sure you that these hose cannot be pur-
chased elsewhere under 9S cents you
may laugh, but it is true.
GA Cents Per Pair.
Forty dozen Ladies' Colored Lisle Hose,
in cardinal, garnet, old gold browns,
blues, and green's. To be honest we
must confess colored hose are not so
popular as blacks, therefore we have
reduced our $l.25 and 9S-cent goods to
rs Cents Per Pair.
Sixteen dozen Derby Ribbed, Warranted
Oil-boiled Hose, white toes and heels,
only sizes in stock to 81, reduced
from As cents to
% Cents Per Pair.
One hundred and fifty dozen Gents Eng
lish Half Hose, fancy stripes. in eleven
new designs, full regular made. Half
Hose can be selected from this lot
worth 90 cents. Your choice for
20 Cents Per Pair.
National Republican., 1883-08-11
A Curious Club.

SMOKE the Longrollow Cigars. You'll like
National Republican., 1883-08-11

In order TO close out the
Odds and Ends Of these goods
before our semi-annual inven-
tory we have marked down all
the Remnants to very low fig
ure.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1883-01-20

THE most aged COW in Georgia
perhaps in the United States
is owned by a citizen of Hawkins
vile. The owner assures us that
the COW Is 100 years old, and is now
giving milk. When we men.' d
the 'mprobability, in fact ~ -
imposslbiIlty, of his ct' 700 .lsNesNl y
years old, the gentle, v.ssa"s TO emb'
that she has belongeda tariff bill she
parents, great grand parems, Ind
other ancestors, and that thore is
no doubt that the COW is 100 years
Of age. We can say for the owner
of the cow-the gentleman who
makes the statement-that he is one
of our most esteemed citizens, one
not accustomed to exaggerate, and
whose word has never been doubt.
ed. The gentleman is so years of
age, and is a member of ono of the
old and noted families Of the State.
+ Elk.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1883-01-20

During theatrical exhibition by
the notorious Ford boys IN Boston
last week the audience made dis.
paraging remarks, which reused the
noble rage of the x-bandits to such
u pitch that they drew their revolv.
ers, leaped down amongst The au-
dience and scattered them pollmell.
Several persons were punished by
being struck over tho head with the
revolvers-as they deserved to be,
for attending and encouraging such
exhibitions, A policeman colIarcd
the Fords and quieted them.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1883-01-20

Nor many days since we called
on certain business man in this
town to advertise, his reply was
"l'm we'll enough known" 1t
1t sounds little strange to hear a
man, seeking to gain wealth by
pu bile patronage make such asser-
tons, and We made up our mind to
test the matter, and being stran-
ger, our opportunity was excellent,
So we made enquiry gilmore than
100 men residing in the country,
where Mr. kept, and OF the
II lumber called on more than three
fourths never heard OF him, n large
number told us there certainly was
no such a man in town selling an y
kind Of merchandise, as they had
never saw his advertisement IN Ell
Their of the papers, and it he had
anything worth selling he would
certainly advertise it. We went
further with our Investigation, and
absolutely found men residing in
town that did no. know the gentle.
man. If his business is sufficiently
known; it Is about time tor him to
retire Bx.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1883-01-20
Our Grand Premium Offer.

FOr $50 Subscribers 70 CITY ASD l"yS
TRY at 81. 90 per year we win present the sender
OF the club with a handsome Combination
spring Buggy, mo topD We wiz als' pay the
freight so that The club raiser viii have nothing
to pay out Of his own packet
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1883-01-20

This ia to certify that VIC bought
over -Four Thousand Dollars worth
Of Or, Dromgoole's English Female
Bitters and Baily's Saline Aperient
during the year 1881, and from per-
sonal observation and public opinion
take much pleasure in recommend.
ing them ~ worthy Of public conf
denCo and favor.
THOMPSON, GEORGE 4 Co.,
Wholesale Druggists Galveston,
Texas.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1883-01-20

THG Edmands bill to prohibit gov.
ernment officers and clerks from
paying money for political purposes
TO any person holding office under
the government has passed The son.
ate. That the Republicans mean no
reform by it is evident from the fact
that when Senator Beck offered II
substitute prohibiting offieeholders
AMI all government employees from
making such payments or contribu-
tons TO any body, the Republicans
promptly rejected il. They moan
only evasion.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1883-01-20
Though on Chllls,"

Cures 5 cases for 25 cts. in cash or
stamps. Mailed by John Parham,
Atlanta, Ga.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1883-01-20
"VEs Peoples WEEKLY"

The sum of FIFTY DOLLARS IN GOLD,
To the party sending the second lHrgest lit
THIRTY DOLLARS IN GOLD. and to the
third largest list, TWENTY DOLLARS In
GOLD.
The Peoples WEEKLY is the Cheapest
and Best Illustrated Paper in the country.
1t is printed by the well-known house Of
Rand, McNally IL Co., Chicago, ILL.,. and
contains every week elegant illustrations of
current events, American and Foreign
scenery, views, portraits of eminent men OF
the day, &c, &c; also choice stories by
the best w'itCrs, sketches, anecdotes &c,
&c, &c, to am lse please and instruct. and
is only Two Dollars per yCar-just half the
price charged tor other illustrated papers.
Send in your subscription for The Peoples
Weekly at once--for your name must be on
subscription list to enable you to compete
for the above prizes.
The prizes will be paid in GOLD COIN,
and the successful lists, together with tho
names Of the fortunate competitors, will b.
published in full in the issue of December
23rd 1882.
| Address all letters and make Pos Office
Orders payable to Manager
The Peoples Weekly,
Chicago, Ill,
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1883-01-20

"A friend every man turns his
back on HIS bed,
-Everybody's duty is dun on the
first day OF January,
"A domestic broil makes "a thor.
oughly unsatisfactory meal.
No, Paul, the window of the
soul ls hot pane in the stomach.
If there is any lnol, IN odd mum.
bers the date OF this year should
bring it.
lit is u cold day whom the NOR
cary gets left-iu the bulb to the
thermometer
There is no excuse for snoring
when twelve clolhespIns can be
bought for niekle.
An untruth II day old is called
lie; year old, talsehood u
century old, legend,
"A correspondent asks Is II
proper pronunciation to soand the
in the word 'dorg p"
Long words, like long dresses,
frequently hide something wrong
about the understanding.
Bow to destiny. One OF these
days destiny may be polite enough
TO return the compliment.
The politicians never aeknowl-
edge that they are ont OF politics
until every one else knows it.
"A subscriber suggests mat if u
sewing circle is "muliebric resort"
"A political caucus is a homogenus.
Girls are more courageous than
men. They are ready to make a
match with fellow twice their size.
"A money order oflico would be
great convenience in every small
town il the people could order all
the money they want.
Let women be brought up to
habits of industry and economy and
learn to support husband, and The
tramp nuisance will soon cease.
Baltimore claims to have the
champion mean man. She can have
him; we've got enough second rate
ones up hear to last for some time.
"A bald-headed man who hps
hoard that the hairs on a man s
head are numbered, wants to know
where be can obtain tho back num-
bers.
Tho best reason yet advanced
for having Monday washing day,
the next day after Sunday, is be-
cause cleanliness is next to godli-
ness.
-" Whistlers are always good ma
aured." says a philosopher. Every
body knew that. It's the folks that
have to listen to the whistling that
get ugly.
-"The best como uctor of electri.
vt present known is SILVER. The
best conductor INTO society " al |
present known is gold. Ii used to !
be brains.
That young lady who made
700 words out OF conservatory
last fall has run away from home
Her mother wanted her to mako
three loavcs of bread out OF "hour."
-" ls this seat engaged, MISS ?"
asked young swell of a bright !
looking maiden on the Train the |
other day. "No, sir, but am"
was the cert reply. "Thcn Pm
safe" SAID the young man as he sat
down.
The honest tradesman knows
how to make customer happy.
All that IS necessary Is TO charge
him twenty per cent more than the
market price, and whisper in his
ear, but III let you have it for
ten per cent off,"
-" Is there any chance in this
city to make an honest living"
asked a stranger of Eureka police
man. al don't know" was the
meditative reply "but we are very
progressive, and most any new ex.
pertinent 10 worth trying"
Why is it that young man
and young woman will cit down
for hours together in paror with
out saying word; and then, when
it is time for him to leave, stand an
hour talking earnestly on the front
stoop in the still pneumonia air.
-" What astonishes me" romark.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1883-01-20
A. !. UNIVERSITY,
FAYETTEVILLE, ARK.
TINE NEXT SESSION OF THIS IN
i sututiuR will begin


7FWNNWWNI NII' HNNA'
And end June 7th, 1898. Tuition is free to
all who are qualified to enter the college
classes. and to all Normas ana BcucRch.
RIGS in the Preparatory Department. Nor
nal appointments are restricted to young
ladies over "A years Of age, and to Young
gentlemen over l6 years. The recent cleo
tons give full faculty Of sixteen mcmbers,
with Con. d II, Hill Ms President. som
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1883-01-20
Make HENS LAY

Ny Vegetable and Flower Seed Catalogue Il
1883 viii be sent FREE to all who apply Customers
last need not write for it. All seed from
establishment warranted to be both fresh and
far that should il prove Otherwise agree to refill
order gratis. My collection OF vegetable seed is
the extensive to be found in any American cataoHu
and large part of il is Of my growing. As th
original lntrodueer Of EARLY Ohio and Burban
Potatoes, Marblehead Early Corn, the Hubbar
Squash, MRrbiehead Cabbage, Phinney's MeloI
and Of other Vegetables, invite the patrol
age Of the public. In the gardens and on the farms
ment, james ]. u. Gregory, Marelehead. Mas
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1883-01-20

We guarantee the above to be carried out
in every particular,
RAND, MCNALLT & co.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1883-01-20

Farmers and others desiring a
genteeI, lucrative agency, by which
So to 500 day can be earned, send
address at once, on postal, to II, G.
Wilkinson & Co., 1875 and 1877 Full.
ton Street, New York.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1883-01-20

Tbs combination Buggy, tcish pric, AZ IL ,utl
800. OF which the above cut represents INT 'nhl
has become known a. the very best for easy iidli Z
and durable qualities. Years Of most wing use
IN private and iuliyury has ubundauily proved lhls
hct These buggies are In every respect trst Glass
being manufactured by the world renowned
COLUMBUS BUGlE COMPANY. ot Go
umbus, Ohio whose work Is evcrywher &C
knuwi5dged by those who are acquainted win IL
A. strictly frat class.
Before attempting 70 earn this BONANZA illn.
um we eKpect Won 10 write 20 the colt MINUS
BUGGY COMPANY, Columbus. O., WHO
viii forward full description Of this buggy agvum
panied with huudrpds " testimonials. SHbHe
here vi allow US 70 only describe the recuhHr
merit vi The longitude al central spring, marked
" on cut This prevents the tursiunHlstIHiu no
the end springs which causes thgn % ',ec' ne
loose, and rattle. and frequently break, Dcsides
II adds Ia the elasticity Of the HpriuW producing
easy riding qualities Only first class material 70
used-strsl tires and nAlcs trimmings Vt never
iAdiug 'oh or fancy leather
Flf sample copies Of CITY AND COUNTRY, Ptem
ium List and Special Terms TO Agents hdafus.
CITY AND COUNTRY,
an, $50, q s2i ". triEb street,
lMsnaau rMIaler) cor THUs, n.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1883-01-20

a -
oktair ed for new Inventions. or for Improve.
meats in old ones, Caveats, Ialrinrem,
Trade harks, and all patent basia,
promptly attended to.
INVENTIONS THAT Rave BEEN IS.
JH0THD may still in most cases. be- patcnte
BY us. Being opposite the u. 5. Patent or
fec, and engaged in PATENT BUSINESS
EXCLUSIVELY, we can secure patents In
les time than those who are remote from
Washington.
Wbes Inventors send model or skateE, We
nuke search in the Patent Office, and Nd
wise AS to 1t patentability free of chafse
CORES onden2e confidential; fees reasonable;
and, NO CHARGE UNLESS PATENT IS
OBTAINED.
W. refer by permission to the city Post
master and 20 the Superintendent of the
Post Office Money Order Division in Wash
iugton. For special references, circular, adj
vice, terms, &C., address
9. A. SNOW & Co,
Opposite Patent Office,
2i-tf Washington. y C.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1883-01-20

A celebrated author is going 10
Nnto an article for an agriealauu
paper on the subject Of making
arm homes happy. These are the
proper ways to make a farm house
happy: l. Fake eft the mortgage
with u crow bar. ;. Teach the wo-
men not to make saIcratus biscuits
and 10 make pumpkiu pies thicker
lhan poots epldefmis, 3. feach
the ancient agrioola tho Importance
Of adjusting Il PAIR otptows on the
hind legs OF II mule.
-lluxtader was the name of this
flat, He drove iuto Syracuse from
llerkimer County. lie was gaping
at n crowd that happened to be
huring IN one Of the streets. He
heard gentle voice say " Oh! he
Is just like my dear old papa, he'll
help US" " What Is il, gala 7" 3" Oh
please sir take rs through tins
crowd yoke on" Aud with IA
gal on either arm Farmer Doxtad.
ar pushed his way Into and through
the crowd. a thousand thanks,
sir" from both. " I'd take II thou
sand kisses II It want in public, "
said Farmer Doxslader, gallanll,
Later in the day he felt for his
poeketbook, 1t had contained $3.50.
II was gone.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-03
Marrying to get his Clothes
Mended,

In the CITY Of Churches a domestic
war j. raging because a dominic unl'eJ
in the hoy bonds a pair who were too
SIX week, $50 John Is Hunting
ION. a retired ana wealthy undertake..
aye / eighty-two years. was struck with
,imiration ty the neatly mended coat OIL
IN. back Of his friend, DR.. Hammond
>tuddard. On being told hat the nee
: work wa, from the fingers of the
inctors hou>ekeeper-Mrs Helen Co
turn, a widow, aged sixty years-the eI-
director Of funerals begged Tor al intro
l4ctinn to the dett seamstress. His wish
"a. granted. He went. he saw. he wa
eot drrcd Ia six weeks from the day
hat he admired the Way IN Which Tn
ent 10 DR.. Hammond coat Wa. repair
81. he ed the blusbing rel alrer TO the
ynencal altar -hguratIyely speaking
Tor there really was nat an altar. The
ripe twain were made one before a small
able IN he lit l. p%arlor of the Rev. VII
iam :. Peck So far. so god All
would no doubt have gone as merry as a
uarI,a- -b,li' but Tor the grown W
III dren of the Orm'r purveyJr OF tu
rails. On hearing of their venerable
fathers marriage they went and seeded
he parson for pert rmlug tie nuptIa
ceremony for All old uIau III his dUtage
We, ky the dominic bare his persecution
o. otesting mildly that here was DO stat
ate against his mar ny cd people
Mkt the IIuriinednn brothers aud >l-
rrs cEar.od down upon tie dwelling oi
DR. Stoddard. where The aged father anC
Ms new bride abided On upbraldlnl
nun for harbnrinp their sire, they faced
a man OF different metile from the cler
yyman. The doctor kicked two Mr.
Huntingdon Of his iron -,tep. threat,
ened to shoot a third, and ran Tor a ket
10 Of warm soapsuds ahorrwIth 10 de
iuge ! shrun tpngu"d " Huntingdon
The BELLE - doctor wanted the Hunt
~ington> to r. member til At a mans hou>
is his cast {. Al the HIItIngIons prom
.seI not 70 loIget IL. They however
al Or ) oddard arres ed Tor assault an,
artery, and are going into court 10 ~,
pure the va idlty Of the marriage. WHY
did John b Huntington va not at llb
erty to marry wi houi the consent OF hi
children | cannot for the lite Vi me zee
lie reared and educate all OF them, anC
accumulated money besides and why h
,hould be y evented b. tho e whom h,
ben,fiued from don z as / e k ; With h
.wu i, i quc,tiou +, cared awyeis L
decide What Ire lnior Huntingdon
most dcp'ore in th,lr old fathers mar
riagt l., that a portion of h , e. ate VI
he Il ,erred from them. Had he bee.
,oor and needy IA chnge upon them
hey vorid nor have objected hai h
married au old woman able to supper
him.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-03
T0kAY VINEYARD WINES !

Either Dry" or Sweet" Red"
or White" Several varieties OF each
Purity and KEEPING qmnhtirs gaarnn.
teed. Pronounced by such high authori-
~ as DR.. Sayre, ON. T., an DR.. Gard
ner Of the I. S Army, as well as Others,
the very best native wine. they e,el
drank. No refuse of the Foreign wine
press, or vile deliberations that have new
er seen a VINE press No c|ar,t,ny to the
European palate" so-calle1 at high
figures. Also several thousand gall N
OF pure wine vinegar. Send for prize.
list, aud cultivate health and sobriety a.
well as home industries.
A. MCBUIE, w. j. GREEN,
Supt. and Ship Fayetteville, ". {.
ping Agent. pr rotor.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-03

....L'fe IS full of cOmpensationS The
New York Void says that the Princes,
Of Wales will soon be too deaf to hear
the stories that are tod about her wild
husband.
HE slipped quietly in at the door,
hut, catching sight of an inquirlng face
over the s'air-rail, said sorry so late.
my dear; couldn't get a car before"
THE Norfolk and Western Rail
r. ad Comrany has contracted with BAR,
ties in the n nth for the b hiding Of lc
comotives, passenger Goa ;hes. freight
and coal cas- and other e.IIipn ents to
the amount O. 5000, 900.
1.-The capture of Jefferson Davis viii
be fully treated by Mr.. Burton n. Har,
rison in a pape to be published in al
early number of the Ceatury. Tt is
narrative of personal experience. describ.
ing the retreat of Mr.. Davis from Rich
mond.
....Gen. Longstreet said that there
wa little hope of breaking the solidity
of the South next wear He thought.
with the exception of Virginia. that
they would hold together and vote the
Democratic ticket. but it would he
about The last time. There was not
time enough to effect a break, though
with proper management North Caro-
lima could be carried for the Republican
ticket. But independent movements
were %springing up and they would gro
as they had in Virginia. The tariff
question might yet be the means of res
cuirg some Of the Southern States from
Democratic rule. for the manufacturing
interests in that section were RAPIDLY
growing in Importance. and free-trade
talk did not meet with as much favor as
formerly.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-03
Keadall's Spawn Cur:

Hutchinson : kAutA,l@ lu#4r= a#ra# .#..
Afa.. . .
r. n J. hrNpkt-I s. a t'ra.- .#..
years hANt Urei hrHtis'i'- ay#s. ....
tase OF SPAWN, ~ which I #sst jr..|.. ...
Atl..d them a / sud entirely sela.r..
-piiut | md II ina as sta4. ... .HH
thrcc years staudts x and TIE =E ..
t,nttrrls. ! had q Gov .ei s~iav3.nI a.
- GU Ell her tn. year .go a tNH -...... ..
block OF ice fell out Of a sagHa. st#H... ...
IN NJ ep and toes, II would hr .mlHse.
loot worse Without TvAkEU- aus ....
AIKEN home and carried tsls H#t .#
THINK n pntattun at til, Log v...E ......
,ath. l ~rut ioI kendall ~F.sH I.. ..
/ us,d nd IN -Ih uaNs I ,Fuls H4atf.. .
ttrec - rk- age ny team Ttu Es. .. ..
uto the Wagon. the hlHd wa.es el. .. ..
Afi.r applying several h4Rhis s.H
uIents without obtaining AuN It4f-r. s ..
tails SPAWN Care My leg ws- tras. ..
knee .woll II BADLY Ia thu #.- ...
wax TO the barn / could Ea 5a t.f... .
J.. aud max tits a v,ry .uug t.t- ... r.
Aorry you. ! am vetY r.slt=tf4 . .
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-03

A Born WRITER. -''Charlie," re-
marked Fogg, Won were born to be 4
writer" ''Ah,' replied Charlie. blush
ing slightly at the compliment. you
have seen some of the things | have
turned OFF, No" said Fogg, Il
wasn't referring 10 what YOU had written.
was simply thinking what a splendid
ar you had for carrying a pen. luz
mense. Charlie, simply immense. =
Boston Tr1DscriDt.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-03

LAFAYETTE, IND Sept. 25. A dlugh
ter of {. Atkins ~, aged IS, living . few
miles in the country, was outraged and
murdered while alone at home yesterday.
Her throat was cut, and she was other
wise mutilated. No arrests have been
made.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-03

Mr.. J. H. Hawkins, Ridgsway, N. c..
| used B.own's Iron Bitters as a
tonic and found it very beneficial"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-03

Nn-FHt. brilliant aud fashionable Al,
the Diamond DYE %cJlcrs. one package
colorS | to 1 lbs. of goods 10 cents J."
any color
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-03

MIR. }. r. B. Carraway, Newbern, N
G., says Il do not hesitate to say that
Browns Iron Bitters is the best tonic |
ever used"