The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1883-09-29
Elixir.


From Last Saturdays Bugle.
Don't forget if you are troubled
with eatarrh, that Elixir waters are
certain cure. They have never
failed in single instance,
Several Of our citizens are com
planning of tho chilIs, but there Is
one consolation, that II fellow that
would not chill such weather as We
have been having is either too lazy
or stubborn.
We hope our good citizens will
not forget that the Boone County
Medical Society, will meet here on
the l0Ih day of next month, but
make ample preparations tor their
reception and entertainment dur
ing their short stay. 1t is the first
time Elixir has been honored in
this way, and wo owe it to ourselves
that their visit be made pleasant.
According to promise, at ono
O'Clock yesterday We graspcd our
cane and strutted of towards our
neighborIng town OF Load HILL, and
though considerably out Of practice,
We easily measured tho distance in
one hour and torty-tiyo minutes, and
as the jockey would say, "eams IN
fresh" Everybody seemed busy
getting ready for tho fall trade, and
tho merchants generally was us busy
as bees 6g0ag the Dust, which ev
cry gust OF wind sent In clouds into
every nook and corner With MIR.
Putnam we sauntefed down to the
brick yard, and found that the first
kiln, which Is to contain 100000
brick, already had nearly 10000 in
position, and Mr.. p. informed US
that be expected to commence firing
the coming woek. We hope he
may have successful burn.
ReY. j. IL. Hamilton oil Littlo
Rock, who has had charge OF the
newspaper department at the Expo
sition, died in Louisville, Ky, on
the 8th, Of dlphtheria.
A very singular story comes from
Germany to the effect that tho Ger.
mans are enjoying a temperance re-
vival, and that Won Mol Ike is at the
head of it.
The Railroad Company have com
menced TO sue on the notes remain.
ing unpaid. About twenty suits
were brought Friday by their altor-
ney, o. w. Watkins. - Eureka
Springs Times.
There were in store in Chicago
asst week Wheat, 1928 900 bush
els corn 2,270,000 bushels oats,
GA, 600 bushels rye, $4,000 bush
els, barley, $4,000 bushels. Total
all kinds, 8 $4,000 bushels same
time last year, 4, 100000 bushels.
The leader of the Wrentham
Mormons in Massachusetts has Just
been sentenced to tho house of cor.
rection for three years, and cores
Iponding punishments to the females
OF his harem. This is Il practical
! handling of the Mormon question
tnat VIII svr,t0 II ~ INC bru DuJ
state for all Time to come.
An official report and calculation
show that enough money is in CIR.
cuIation to give every man, woman
and child in tho country S32 20 in
gold, silver or gre 'nbacks. If poo
pie will count up their cash they
will discover that only about ono in
a hundred has his proportion Of the
country's circulating medium.
McGiII, the murderer OF young
Dunlap, was taken to Saline county
on writ of habeas corpus last We'd
nesday BY deputy shorilf Johnson to
testify in case against the leader
Of notorious band of horse thieves,
MagilI having formerly been II
member of the band. Col. lIarri ng.
ton accompanied the party to repre-.
sent the county Ozark Loader.
| John Roach, the great ship build.
or, says that the naval vessels built
| by the United States during the
war cost SS4, OO0,0 600 and were sold
for S3G,O00,000 In eighteen years
since the war the United States has
expended for now naval vessels on.
| ~ S3,000,O00, while England has
spent Sl56, 600 600 France sSS,.
600 900 Russia, S35 100000 Italy,
S32,OOOOO0 Germany, $4,000;
600 Turkey, Sl7,0OO,0OO; Brazil
Si0,OOO000 and Chill S70OO,OOO-
all tor iron-cIads-in all oyer SlOC,-
100000 spent by naval and CONNER.
cial rivals
VIM, Maeill was indicted for muir.
der in The first degree by the Grand
Jary Of Christian county and com.
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