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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-18
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tvALposrA, GEORGIA July q

''vALposTA, GEORGIA, July 20, 1894.
Il sold one Of Jour Patent Dust Proof Case,
sbou, ten month, AGO, ssd the other dap IL
came back TO me With the request to make IL
wind easier. On examination found th,t rue
stem vas rusty, aud Inquired into the cause
oft Tie gentleman stated 10 ne taat ae WA
starting some saw logs that lad lodged in
the bend Of the river. when his chain c.nght In
bash and threw his watch into about twelve
ieet OF water, and he WAS about two hours End
ing it. When he got il OF, II WIS running
and lie thought all rigat. In about three
months ne fouad that tho s,eui Sss hard 10
turn end sent IT To me.
can say that the wa,c! is All that t5s ce,u-
pany ciaina isr i, sai reccmnen d i, to all iail
iu,i and iuill inea g. " BESrI.Yn
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-18

CLnroS, Iowa, April 20. lsSl
I'll wiai you would send Al a spr!ug for the
Wm. Eilcry Watch Wy IL. way this 81
lery 10 watch sold in your Screw Bez-t Gaze
70 farmer last i,li. The E.st Of January he
lcat the watch in the woods, and found it this
week II about Que foot q! water. u had lain
three months ard over 10 snow and water,
with nut slight iajury - she ws ,ch only n
hairspring G. s. RANMONo
The shove were vs'y severe tes's snd se-
monst:a,s be, ona II d.uo,. thst FOR say res.
,oLshls length Of Time duriug which satca
Aitai be uuGer water ii would receive no ia
JHry whatever
Va make these cac.s ~ both COLL and silver,
md -ss PERI sDrLI rC,r-rRJUF sstcr,,
Winding sSntris <cH.,c. Ch.l
lspgc tho W.rid to Produce irs Eqrni
For Sale by al F!rst-Clase Jewellers.
Nsy { lsSs IN.
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STRONG
E4CIS/

4 gssaa nang pospas sse askiae
vAae paioniR 6sshaes BaoWx's
IAoa 1uTas b god far.
Il IN GO Hsasa Dlseass. nasal.
~ DssPy. KiAney Dissass. Con.
ssnPeins. DyspepaiA. RA<unaisn.
Nsualeia. 90 a inilAx aIssases.
In woaderfA esraivs power b
isPay hse.nss I psri6es - In
riches - hood. thss beginning &
he SosAdseiea. end b bsi,diag up
he syseen. drives go I'll disease.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-18

We regret 70 observe from the Noorcs
field Eramincr that son Of old friend
Mr.. j. MORGAN LINTuIcuM, was COM
PEELED TO have his foot anputated last
week on ac'anDt of injuries received
some time ago. Drs. Williams, Gam
BILE and Wilson successfully performed
the operation, aud tho boy was doing
we'll.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-18

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, May
14.-Receipts Of Cattle for the week =
BeoveS ,024; Hogs $3.50; Sheep 1868.
Prices OF Beef Cattle ranged IA fol-
lows: Beet 6 500a$7 90; that general.
Is rated tirsi quality COGtsG Is me
dium or good fair quslity 50C9$J IS ;
ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows
3 500 ~ 90. Extreme range Of prices
5 5O(aS7 90. Most OF tho sales were
FROM 50GSG 81 per 100 los. Swine
We quote at 9,(dlCs cents. with few
extra shade higher. most sales at 0J(5
LOT cents per Id net. Shcep We quote
wooded Sheep at 5GG6i cts, and cl'pp-
Ell DO At 3G5i cents. Lambs sell at
7lG9 cents per III gross.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-18

Cheapest Fashion Magazine 10 The world, i2s
lsrge pages, pages new music, lsOe engrsv.
logs each issse. 30 cents per year single cop
lee IS cents. STnAwBmpoE h CLornrER, sth 4
Market SITS Phils, April 81, 1893 Al.
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vyINCHiGSTEis. VA.

yyTESRE yon will isd Pure Uu.dni,.rs,eo
w Liquors n ali kinds, such rs Cnsse' 8
Cs'ebrs ed keutucky Re sni Bonrbon WAis.
E'c7 of which tho premium aai cthiu.I bisn6B
h%vo hetn used in eXt-eme c,s.j u iiluess with
astonishing SUCCESS.
BEaRD'S AUGUSTA WHISTLES &
kERNSrOWN OLD RYE,
ara made here IN tn, Valley. % the best E,e
sud distilled the OH Fa.hionei Wv. Thass
hinnis have the sdditaual rnc:it OF chcsp n,ss
They "rc simply pure pisp goods with no f-n-
Cy pticcg attached.
Also Pure White Cora and Rye WHISTLES
npd che? Western Whiski"s aud = Inr.e lot
orple RIandy distilled Ia PAGE Couuts, Va,
two aid 'hrce years sgo.
We sill keep asupply Of BUCKS WINES
md BRANDiES fct meGicjnHi burposes -
w-'! As genuine Imported ChaDpsgns and
'hstr! Wire" Holland tht sad French Bran
dy al guN stated AID ssid 40 cheap IS sach
goods can rs sold
We have also " lrrra lo' nf
DOMESTIC GOODS
such ar C.ll'rrcls Champogse, Wine, Ameri
Gao Gin, y. T.. Rom, &C.
We stiil bottle and deliver 'eo
PREMIUM CINCiNNATI BEER.
end hottie irs e''icls Of GROwS sToUT,
o'reciniy 70; iaval.is.
H't" '\iOch' ~ GTOcCvIGS,
II lsiOs sn' varied embracing everything that
Is neet f"l in fau,es sbi so.i AZ prices 10 suit
the times
ES~CAl mss see ns ~
FEETONS OLD STAND.
Ncs. &c & - Dsin st.
WINCHESTER. VA.
ss- Ce,h paid Tor Apple Ir-ndy and Hons.
nsds WhSky.
+. n. REARDON
Nay ic lsa2.--ly
aa.-- ,ra~n,aYU,
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hJou desire Pure wbiskey. distilled from
rye only and OF great age, call for Rosenhsin',
SPriDgdsls. For sale by Patrick Murphy, two
doors north Of Hart Hotel, Winchester, Va.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-18
A Lady cssd Of Rhesma.am.

49,. ~. No .. 80.
RhsaAnsisa wAsa ssaasssod
taktaS os.a's trsa Dtss,ss, - !
soa.sv I'D sss,gA ses.Qk = a,
- - ~ AsAV kssssAs0 6saisA
ta0aDv tslng - sAisd Sssis 80 I
- s1D1&ajag sessnQlA ta1y, aad I
SAsS6ny sSesaAssA h - "a
cannue cay 80 esaskA - pfAiso
&k. M AAay = B2A0ssAn.
81 frossAAas 81
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-18

A Contrast.-The Iadianola Iowa
Tribune, y Democratic journal, says
we never had the slightest sympa-
thy with the Southern side of the war
question. BY any one who sacrifices
himself for what he believes to be
right IS hero. and this most of the
Southern dead Cf the war did. Such
deserve the title OF heroes as much
as those who were not mistaken in
:hcir heroism. To deny it them Is
narrowness and prejudice
This contrasts most favorably with
lhc Washington Republicans donun.
citation OF General Albert Sidney
Johnston. The Republican recently
said:--
10 venerate the memory of Albert
Sidney Johnston is to prclong his
treason and eliminate along with him
all who do it, and who are none the
less disloyai to their country, because,
unlike him, they arc in no danger of
paying for their disloyalty with their
lives
The former paragraph comes from
paper published where there might
be some excuse for Ignorance and
transformation in regard to the char
actcy Of the men who died for the
cause of the South. The latter comes
from a paper published in sight of
Arlington, the home of General Lee,
and not far from Mt. Vernon. The
Republicans editor has in Washing
ton for years been thrown into CON
tact with COME dcrate heroes. and
knows that his denunciations Of AL
bert Sidney Johnston Disgrace nobody
but himself.
Theological Endorsoment.-The
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-18

Tobacco at so cts. per pound q. Rus
ell & Bro.
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illustrated Book OF Cage Birds mail
ed for ceut stsmp. BiRD FooD Co 231
South sth ST, Phila. April 81, lss3. At.
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Kidney Dissass cusd

Kidney Disssss Cvrs1.
CkrissAaskxsg. "a. ssts.
Sa6sstag tsa kj3ney dkssass,
h0sa yAi<k Geld ga - s.s:sf, 1
WisA Browse Lea kssr1, wsSeh
oorsl Ne eeaS1sssay. a sAlld q
alea, rscovssisG ftsa seaSisa bvss,
bad ~ appssiss and ~ nos sssn ~
- 80 % sst - I'll. 1gave lin irSa
Dittesy VjsA DE kaoplsss rssalaa.
J. KRIS AossyAsvA
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-18

A DYERTlSERS BY addressing GEoRGg p
"a HOWELL \ co, 10 SProcs 81, New
line OF ADVERTISING in Americas Nswsps.
Pe'S' @-lso page Psmphlet, use. lNay l.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-18

AGENTS Wanfed s...sf.,-. ri-..,...s ..-.s.
-s,t, .i'.:,s,v, g.. ,.s-;s oOks & Bibles
w. e-rrst'"sN Co. Oi Sso-s sd cs's.i,.s. o.
March 80, 1888 -sm.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-18

SPONTANEOUSLY FEAr.-On Monday
night Of last week Dir. John Hall, for
merly OF Summers county, but who IL
engaged as engineer at the Touring
saw-mill OF Messr'. Boa & Bright, at
Anderson, met With a singular accident.
Tie sleeps 10 the second story OF tue
building, and on the night mentioned
DO dreamed that he was assisting in
hoistin2 some heavy timbers, and that
the umbers we're about TO fall, snl that
his comrades were runuing 20 escape the
danger. He attempted 10 follow suit.
and no bolted out Of one OF the wiz lows
completely detnolishiUg the SASH and
glass, and landed on the ground II feet
below. lie vas rendered unconscious
By The fail aud remained so about 40
hour. He sustained severe injuries, but
not necessarily fatal ones. -0reenbr.er
Nv Va Independent.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-18

See Gilkcsons Is Pugh before you
sell your Wool.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-18

BousD TO SRE IT.-The Cumberland
(Md) Times Of tho 18th says: Joshua
Kimberly, who resides onSivage Moun-
tain. & who haslost the use of his lower
limbs since a child ,crawled 5 miles 20 the
railroad and took the Il ain this morning
for Cumberland TO see the circus. lie
says he comes down off The noun-
tain Twice u year.-once 10 the circu.
and once 10 attend camp-mceting.'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-18

An exchange says the fines. butter
III the United States is made in Iowa.
The reason is simple. Corn which Is
raised in Tho West go abundaniiy is
freely fed TO the cows. This produces
better milk than hay or mixed feed.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-18

The 6nes, On The msrket IS Roseuh em's cele
brated Sptingdslc Whiskey. For sale by Pat
rick Murphy, two doors n,rIh Ct Hart Ito ,.l
in Winchejtet, Va
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-18

Prime Cider Vinegar. Also Drisd
Peaches Al GfLKEsoEs 4 PgeH.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1883-09-08
CHURCH NOTICES.

N. <. CHuRoH.-E. II. Fulkersoh, p. G.
Preaching every list and Srd Sunday at 1880
o'clock, p. M.
Sunday School every Sunday at $3.50
o'clock A. M. +. S, BAKER, Supt.
M. K. CHURCH, sourH.-Joseph P. CAL
laway, P. G Preaching every 2ndand 4th
Sunday in each month, at IL o'clock A, M.
and ut candlelighting. "st'
Sunday School every Sunday at 8 O'Clock
p. M. b. b. HUDGINs, Supt,
PREsBYTERIAN.-Serv at the NJ. f..
Church. South, on the 1st Sabbath of each
month, at eleven, A. M.
REV. w. W. KILLoUGH, Pastor.
CUMBERLAND fREsRYfERIAN. VIII
preach at the NJ. e. Church. south at n
O'clock on the Sd Sunday of each month.
REV. W. d. RUbdLI1f, in charge
UNIoe SUNDAY School at the Christian
Church every Sunday at 5 o'clock Z. NJ. \
L, II. .SGHwEIrzER, Supt.
AMERICAN s6NDAY-s tHooL UNION.
John T. Wilson, missionary ofthe Socie.
tv, travels on the North Arkapsas district
visiting and organizing schools. Supplies
schools with literature by mail or otherwise.
=. - p O. Harrison, Ark,
fttE ssta3 Lock Box. No. II.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1883-09-08
On Deck Again.

The Harrison Society of the Ma
tional Christian Temperance I'M
ion will meet at the Court House
on Tuesday evening next and con,
tinue their weekly meetings thereai'
ter. Tho following is the pro-
gramme OF the evening.
Music by Cornet Band
Music by Choir;
Prayer; .r
Song by MISS V. Lebow;
Opening Speech by r. s. Armit-
age;
Instr mental music by Mrs.
Vance
Lecture by Rev. Barker;
Music by Choir;
Five minute talks by Messrs. Hud.
gins, Penn, Schwe,tEer, Marion and
many others;
Business.
1t should be remembered by the
working members OF the order that
according to the amendment of the
three mile law a petition must be
presented to the court every year
To 60 into effect by the lst of Jan
uary this must be ready for the
County Court by two weeks from
next Monday. Therefore there il
no time to waste, a.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1883-09-08
Crandeli's New Girls Mill.

II On Tuesday last, through the
courtesy of Ii. A. CrandeH, VIC had
the pleasure of drive to his new
Mill, Mt tho old Watkins stand some
three miles below town. The road,
which runs along the south creek
bank after leaving the suburbs OF
town, has been cut out and put in
good condition at Mr.. C's. expense,
and Is one OF the most pleasant and
picturesque highways in our sec.
ton. ~"
AT the Mill, which is known to
have an exceptionally fine water
power, We found an elegant set OF
new machinery consisting OF two
sets OF burrs, shutter, boiler, etc, all
run by twenty.horse turbine wheel,
moving swiftly and, with a surpris'
ing absence of the 1sualI buzz and
racket for which such places arc
noted. The works are all first class,
from the house of Todd & Co. of st.
Louis, have fine nickIe-plated fit.
tings and are so nicely adjusted in
their positions that wobble of any
kind is impossible.
The fact that Mr.. q. W. Murphy
is in charge as Miller guarantees to
our people that the work Of the
mill will be second to none in the
country. The -four will BIZ regu.
lated by brands SO that no one need
be deceived rs to tho exact quality
Of the article purchased. ,a.,. 81, 81
IL. Arrangements are being made by
which anr'exehange business will
be carried on,-taking'tbe farmers
wheat and giving hun its worth in
-four and bran immodiatcl y If he sc
desires 1t. This, of course, will be d
great convenience, especially dur
ing the busy season. ..
We have recently been enjoying
bread made from the. four produced
at this mill, and do not hesitate 10
pronounce it the very best in every
particular. =
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1883-09-08
HARRISON P. o.
HAIL ARRIVALS ANDDEPARTuREs,

From the North-springfeld via Forsyth
Kirbyyille &c. Arrives daily, except Sum
aay. at 10 AN.
"a To the North-Vla, kirbyyille, Forsyth
and Ozark, daily except Sunday, at lac a..
". = r
From the South-Little Rock, via. Glatks-
vile and Jasper, &c. arrives daily, except
Sunday, att P. NJ. -.
To the South-Via. Jasper and Clarks-
vile: Departs daily, except Sunday. at
20 the East-Via. Bellefonte, Valley
Springs. Rally Hill, &C., TO Yellville, Ark.
Departs daily, except Sunday, ut l:l6 P. NJ.
From the East YelyilIe, via. Rally Hill,
Valley Springs and Beile6hte, arrives dali
~, except Sunday, at $50 A. M.
From Harrison to Eureka Springs, via.
Cnrrollton and Berryville, departs daily at
A. M, arrives at 6 P. NJ, except Sunday
From Harrison to Lead Hill, via. Elixir,
departs Mondays, All AN. Arrives same
day, at7.P, NJ. .f.l
From Harrison to Hill Top, departs Satdr-
day at Z A., M, arrives at $3.50 Pm. same
daH $500 =. sza.---.
FS RAKER. Pm
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1883-09-08

jim WEBB, who murdered old
man Linkenfolter, near Fayette.
vile, over year ago, and for whom
a reward OF $500 was offered, 70.
turned to that place on the 25th,
and surrendered TO the authorities.
He has been in Texas at his ranch
ever since the killing, does not
claim the reward, and says all he
wants is fair trial. Ho claims to
have shot at a dog and killed the
old man by accident. Judge Pitt
man granted a writ Of habea corpus
last week, and fixed his bond at 3d.
900.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1883-09-08
Circuit Court-2nd Week

The jury in the Bearden murder
case, after remaining out from Sat-
urday evening until Tuesday oven.
ing, returned into court, and re.
ported that it was impossible for
them to agree upon verdict and
they worc discharged. The case
stands continued until next term.
The jury stood five foracquittal and
sevon Tor conviction. ,,
W. r. Harris, who was indicted
this court for SANDER, took log bail
Tuesday. &C.. kis ...
WIN. y. Walker FTS, Baker and
VIM. II. HOLT were appointed jury
commissioners and collected Grand
and Petit Jurors forthe next term
OF court.
Court adjourned Wednesday
evening, having cleared the docket,
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1883-09-08
Elixir.
tFrom Last Saturdays Bugle.l

From Last Saturdays Bugle
Town was dull this week, as full.
ly ono-tourth OF our people have
been absent at Harrison.
Last Sunday was glorious day
Tor travelling, and we have no fears
but those compelled to go TO the
court enjoyed it.
u The school In the Oregon settle
ment, under charge OF John Kee-
ner, is progressing finely, with a
roll Of scholars numbering 81.
From Harrison we learn that tha
grand jury lad found a true bill
against W. II. Harris, but as he re-
leased several OF the witnesses he
had summoned to appear for his do
tense, we suppose ne intends TO put
off the trial.
We learn that ID. c. Putnam has
gone into the brick business at
Lead Hill, aud that 1t is his inten.
ton to make 100000 brick for his
first kiln, and as he is working a
large force of hands he will soon be
ready to fire. We are glad to note
this enterprise for brick ia an arti.
Gle badly needed in this neck OF the
woods.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1883-09-08
Jasper Items.

Cool nights. iani.t
Business lifGfy. "
d 20 ~ ."'-.
Mr.. Watkins, aegoung man from
Harrison, gin towH this week.
The Teachers Institute is in SOS.
sion this week. Ths teachers are
having an interesting tlmo.
We heard young lady teacher
remark very recently that she Low,
ed all her Students and wanted
them to love her. There is a young
man IN town who is wanting to 20
TO school TO her. .,
s. W. Davis, leading lawyer OF
Jasper has purchased a now law
library. Sam is still studying law
as hard as ever, and will ono day
make his mark as one OF the bright
est sons Of Arkansas. We say tc
all such young men, 90 ahead.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1883-09-08

Arkansas may claim something
in the way OF originality in its news
paper names, as the following 80
lection from the list will show
The Arkdnsap Trdptler visits
weekly the home of the Imm,granl
in the Log CABIN and the Mansion
tho Spirit Of Arr nsas may announce
through the Telephone to waiting
World Neto Departure three Ed
g,cs awake the Echo IN our Noun
tcn Home with screams of Triumph ;
tho Srn, by day, and the Meteor, by
night, Hume our fields where
tbrlves the Cotton Plant our Ban
ner has Guard who yields u Blade
and Lance, and IA guided on his
march by a IfLot and a Beacon
TEv,-..s 81 'sa 10
L NIX goo aa rs.e
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1883-09-08

I. Il. Adams, the first and only
Greenback County Judge ever elect
ed in Faulkner county, while acting
in that capacity, was arrested for
stealing funds from Sheriff J. D..
Townsend. Adams gave bail and
left the country. More than year
after he took Fronch leave he was
heard from in Tennessee and the
Sheriff brought him back to stand
his trial. He gave bond again, and
when his trial came up he took a
change of venue to Van Buren, coun.
W. On trial last week, after the
evidence was in, he plead guilty "a
tho charge and was sentenced to
one year IN the pcnitontlary.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1883-09-08
School of Masonic Instruct.
ion.

r: W: G. A. Dannelly CIR. Lect.
urer F. & A. NJ, will hold a School
of Masonic instruction at Bellefonto,
Ark. October l. 2 and 3rd, 1883
Would fraternity insist upon a good
attendance, and especially the off.
GERS Of the Lodges are required by
the edicts to attend.
He will also give one days in
struction in the chapter degrees.
F. S. BAKER, D. d. CIR. Master
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1883-09-08
-. - .l.tlN
Eotal aad .9ersunal.

Look pata.forrladies bats n,
J. o. Nicholsonis. ca,i .irt - ,oh
5'f'< >! MataThsc56ft" lof, for FaycttC.
IviIIe on Thursday morning,
-=,Crandall & Co., are paying 25
cents per Bu,her for'Eood apples.
\ AM. ID. Treahaht.t,as .g,jae to
SIC Springfield to lay ina stock OF
furniture. .s~.'T Il
j. A. Spradlng has sold his
residence property TO B. B. Hudg-
ms, Esq. .,.-
Court gradually tapered off to
graceful adjournment on Wednes-
day evening. 4
E-Tuesday's ram made a very
sati siactory settlement OF the dust
around town. ....-.....,..
"A lunch house and. photograph
tent are among the minor additions
TO our town. Il H.. i'...o..,
Phillips Il Baker haye Just re-
coived a fine assortmehttof Queens.
ware and Glassware 90.
-. o. Nicholson is receiving
new goods every few days and is
up with the styles and praees.
4 Tho Berryviila .lgr4liaencer
wants our daily mail from Eureka
increased to seven times d week.
--Our young friend; Dr. Hem.
bree; of Elixir, is to be. congraulat.
cd on being the father Of a 6ne girl
1T is hoped that Tho iron fronts
for oGr,nOw, brick baildpgs will ar.
rive so that work may De resumed
next week. . yssra t"'
The machinery atthe now plan.
ing millls being placed, II position
and will be ready Tor work in a
short time. ., "''.
y ''' ',..'
A new contrivapce Tor pump.
! ing water is being exhibited on our
streets by Mr.. Hamilton, recently
Of Indiana. : go.
! Don't forget that the Murphy
Society will open its we eklyomeOt
ings next Tuesday with sn enter.
tanning programme.
I The partnership. between Trent.
ham 4 Johnson has been dissolved.
Both gentlemen will remain in the
carpenter business.
" A daily mail is talked of be.
tween Rally Hill and Marshall.
This would be b great convenience
TO our neIghbors 10 Searcy county.
VI. o. Nicholson has just receiv.
ed a big stock of clothing. II
would DO well to call and see his
prices. You know no likes The
Bhetkols.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1883-09-08

Americans are accustomed to
think of Norway and other regions
IN that part OF the globe, when any
one mentions "the land of the mid.
night sun" and it is not generally
borne IN mind that there is place
in the United. States territory
whore the sur is continually visible
for two months in the summer sea
son. That place is Point Burrow,
in tho exuemo north of Alaska. An
exchange informs us that the sun
docs not set there for 9 weeks
from about the 10Th of May till the
2ist OF July. In winter 1t does not
rise from Goth Of November to the
2lst of July.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1883-09-08

Mr.. Joe Hill, son OF Gen. ID. II.
Hill, left the city Friday last for
Harrison where he will apply for
admission to the bar. Mr.. Hill is q
young man of more than ordinary
ability. lie is good Iogician, q
sound reasoner, and is we'll posted
in the law. We do not doubt but
that he can pass with credit to him.
self the most rigid examination
We wish him we'll in the profession
he has chosen and hope be may be
come a star OF more than ordinary
magnitude and brilhancy.-[Fsy
e.teville Sentinel.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1883-09-08

A LADY OF our acquaintance has
bJen in quite feeble health for many
years with some complaint peculiar
to tho sex-bocamo emaciatod-lost
her appotito-was melancholy
sleepless-cross and fretluL Many
years suffering indicated that all
medicines wore n failure. Some
one suggested tho use of Drom.
goodies English Female BaterS, rs il
was not patent nor q secret RENE
dy. II was used, and seven bottles
effected cure.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1883-09-08

S. W. Dorsey ia again in danger
The laws OF Indiana makes the buy.
ing of votes felony, and punisha
bio oy fine OF not moro than $1,000
nor less than $40, and imprison.
ment tor period not more than
five years nor less than ono year,
and Mr.. Dorsey by his own confes
sion is guilty Of the crime. The
law officers OF Indiana are moving
in tho matter, and it is likely the
great star.router will be indicted
for buying votes in the campaign oil
1880,