The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1883-02-17

Mountain, slid from a preeipiee and
were instantly killed.
Mrs. Harris, wife OF our towns
man, Frank Harris, died about noon
last Saturday and was buried on
Sunday. She leaves five little chill,
dren besides a devoted husband to
mourn her.
j, o. Nicholson is opening up
a 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.
Among the many Isagreeablo
characters with which a newspaper
man has to deal is the individual
who will come in and, in making a
statement for publication, put forth
a deliberate falsehood. We always
spot such mon.
VIM. Armstrong and John Dun
lap INDUCED in a little rough.and
tumble row, on Wednesday, greatly
to the amusement of the crowd on
the square, which seemed to be just
in the humor to enjoy such fun. No
damage except few light scratches.
Tine Marshal Circuit Court
will have to content itself this
week with a special Judge, etc.
Judge Pittman and Attorney Dins-
more were stopped, on their road
there last Sunday, by the high wa
tiers in Buffalo, and have spont the
week with us. They will probably
be able reach Yellville next week.
Mr., j. S. Hutson, formerly a
citizen of Jasper and for some time
student at this place returned re.
Gently after spending several years
In Nevada. The country in which
he has been evidently agrees with
him-judging from his looks, but
has come back with the intention of
making his home in Arkansas once
more. His many friends will hear
tily welcome him.
=" Honor thy father and thy
MOTHER" that admonltion of the
Holy Book, Involuntary occurred
to us as, on passing certain house
in our town where christian people
are supposed to dwell, we were
more than Mortified to hear boy,
scarcely in his teens, eursing his
mother with fuoncy only acquir.
cd by base heart after long prac-
tice. Pcchid but wonder whether
this horrible scene was the out
growth of original sin in this viii
famous little creature, or the result
OF a pernicous training for which
the parents alone are responsible.
If the later is the case, which we
are rather inclined to believe, what
terrible crimo those parents com
in thus training up a ereaE
turo whom God has given into their
charge. What can they expect Of
a boy who would curse his own
mother? Surely he can have no
respect for bis God, much less his
tellow-men.
For long time, at what is
known as the "Jacco College," two
miles south CT town, a Debating
Society has fourishod, and its mem-
bors have aired their eloquence and
information to the delight of all
who were so fortunate as to be in
attendance. A new feature was in.
troduced some time ago in the form
OF literary production with the
euphonious title of Star Weekly, a
paper filled with the productions of
home talent and read at every meet
ing by some Of the members. All
this moved along smoothly until
recent issue of the "great religious
weekly" was handed IN containing
matter of a red ioulous character re-
tiecting on some OF the mem bers.
This raised the ire OF those who
were SO unfortunate as TO be men
toned in the comic department,
and on last Wednesday evening,
while discussing this subject, ono
Mr.. E. Lowback was suddenly de-
cided out OF order-a rock having
struck him just near enough to his
left eye to put that optic in mourn.
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