The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1884-10-18

the TINES Office will be padded with
the new patent glue, whom desired.
"A new stone sidewalk is being
placed in front of tho Horseshoe
Drug Store by Messrs, Deshazo g.
Mosely.
The case of johnson vs.. Hop
per was decided in Justices Court
this week giving the Plaintiff a YER
dict for sS7.
Uncle Henry Fulbrlght, of
Valley Springs, was among those in
attendance at the Convention last
Wednesday.
The first frost of the season
was seen on last Wednesday morn
ing it was too light, however, to
do any damage.
The ladies of our Eastern Star
Chapter treated their gentlemen
members to an elegant supper last
Saturday night.
Mrs. Nicho OILS has returned from
St. Louis and is preparing TO re-
celve the large stock of millinery
purchased while there.
| Mr.. A. G. Philips and family
returned from the St. Louis FAIR
last Saturday, looking much better
for their week of enjoyment.
Remember! when you come
TO town bring your best friends
with you and have their pictures
taken at J. D. Grimes Gallery.
Prof. G. W. Stukey and family
passed through town yesterday on
their way to Huntsville, where
they will probably spend the WIN.
ter.
Mr.. F. S. Baker returned Thurs
day morning from Eureka where he
has been for several days setting up
u large number of wagons recently
purchased by his firm.
Farmers and Stock raisers are
the men who should talk up and
manage the movement for a county
Fair. Why don't the Brothers of
Freedom take the matter in hand
Our new Sheriff, Mac ROWAN,
moved to town with his family on |
Monday last, and now occupies the
Wagner residence. We are pleased |
to number him among our citizens.
w. W. Watkins, Esq. our coun-
ty clerk elect has moved his family |
from Bellefonte, and now occupies
Mr.. +, S. Bakers former residence.
He will assume his new duties on
the LIST of next month.
We made q mistake In our last
weeks report of the Stock Show by
saying that Mr.. &. J. Crump's
mare took the second premium in
the exhibit of three. year old FLIES.
1t walked off with the blue ribbon
instead of the red.
H. A. Dinsmore, Esq, passed
through town Thursday on his way
to fill several campaign appoint.
ments IN the east end of the DIS
Lrict. Our townsman, A. l.. King,
will accompany him until his return
here.
The firm Of Conloy h Evatt
has been changed to Conley &
Johnson, Mr.. ]. P. johnson having
purchased the interest of Mr.. Evatt. |
Both gentlemen of the new firm
are young and energetic. and, we
are satisfied, will push the business
with vim and ability.
Hon. Thos. II. Barnes, Repub.
Iican Candidate for Presidential
Elector for the State at large, will
address the people of Harrison on
the political topics of the day, at
the Court House on next Tuesday
afternoon. All are invited.
i. D. Stewart, Esq, OF Eureka
Springs, has been IN town during
The week, in the interest of the
Ancient Order of United Workmen.
The society is a beneficiary one,
we'll adapted to the people of this
section, and we should not be sur
Drlsed see it thrive here.
"A poor miner named Chapman,
who is suffering from rheumatism IN
he ieet, was brought to town by
some consldorate individual near
Batavia, last Wednesday, and lett to
depend on the charities OF u cold
world for food and attention. He
has been provided with bed in the
Court House, and we feel certain
that our charitable people will see
that he is taken care of as he should
be.
-Tako your chickens and eggs to
s. O. & J. II. Speer.
Phillips & Baker have q car
load Of the best Wagons made, and |
will sell them at the lowest figures.
-Bedstoadsl oil styles and prices,
and chairs in any quantity from rs .
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