The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1883-02-10

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Collars. so etsj Hames, so cts
Back bands-given away at 25 cts
other things in proportion. "And
don't you forget il =
-Courtship has very molliiy-
my influence on young folks. 1t
subdues their Goodness" so to
speak esq ealally if the old folks
happen to be in the adjoining room.
! Gold wind and snow combined
10 make the perambulalions of pc.
fdestrians quite unpleasant during
the early part OF the week but the
skies are again clear and cheerful
as,ever.
j O. Nicholson is opening up
good stock Of Spring goods-con-
slsting Of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes,
and Hardware. Don't fail to call
and examine his stock before pur.
chasing elsewhere,
Corn selling at 25 cts; wheat
10 cts sweet potatoes, so cts
Irish potatoes, so cts. Stock of all
kinds IN demand. Horses from S25
to Sl50; cows and calves, $40 to
s35; sheep, s3 hogs, IS to SO.
Farmers, before purchasing
your hardware and pIow-gear, call
at Cunningham & Bradley's. They
have good stock, such as Hames,
Collars, Trace chains, Back bands,
Hoes, Shoyela, and a fail line OF
shelf goods, which they will offer at
very reasonable prices.
Col. s. W. Peel, Congressman.
elect from this District, has been IN
town during the week, making him
self agreeable with his many friends
here. The Colonel occupies a aub,
staaual position on all the issues of
the day, and bids tuir to represent
our people long and faithfully.
Our county jail has been trans
formed into sort of mad house re.
Gently. Two lunatics and two Grim
mails are now confined IN the one
room which eomposes it, and which
ought long ago to have been rented
out for hog pen. Rather rough on
the sane men, and inhuman to all of
them.
MIR. NJ. D. Hansard, formerly of
Pelrce City, Mo-, now representing
n, henderson, & Co., Wholesale
clothing of Cincinnati, Ohio, was in
town yesterday, and, although this is
his first trip TO this part of Ark, he
made many friends during his short
stay, and from what we know of the
gentleman, we doubt not that be
will bnlld up good trade IN this
section.
Capt. W, f. Pace passed
through town this week on bis way
to the Marshall Court. He looks
well, and reports his family we'll
pleased and happy at their new
home IN Fayetteville. The Capt.
rs already evincing considerable
desire to fill the office of Prosocu.
ting Attorney for this District, and,
if he concludes to run, will be rhard
man to beat.
Geo. Moss, who escaped from
his guards here some months ago,
while under arrest charged with
Islander, was captured at Rogers, last
month, by the Sheriff OF Benton
county, and Deputy Sheriff Clifford
arrived yesterday with him ana
lodged him in jall. His case will
come up before tho Circuit court
horo this month.
Circuit Court at Jasper this
week enjoyed a genuine case of
freeze out. Bad roads and worse
weather rendered it almost impossi-
bio for jurors and witnesses to at
tond, and even after the Judge and
Bar had arrived thero at almost tho
risk Of thor lives, they were forced
to doicr the holding of Court until
tho hextroguar term.
On Monday last the news roach
cd hero that Robt, Moore, who left
hero last week tor Van Buren, coun-
ty had been arrested by the Sheriff
Of that county and taken TO Texas
charged with II murder committed
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