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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-11
We Got the Band out

set the hat on top Of q dry goods box in an
open wagon, and paraded down to my
friend store, and / presented the bat with
an elaborate and ornate address. Men said
it was the greatest effort Of my life. |
think it was. 1t not only fatigued me, but
people who heard it said it madethem tired,
too.
Ny friends remarks in reply were very
brief, 5ut sufuSed with emotion. He took
the hat, labeled it with my name and ex-
hibitsd it in his window.
When the Court of Arbitration at last de-
cided the other bet, the band and the crowd
came out again aud my foe presented me
with a box Of cigars. At the conclusion Of
the presentation speech he proposed that we
smoke the weed Of peace. could not re
fuse. | fsltered my thanks, lighted a cigar
and pulled twice or thrice.
That was nearly eight years ago, and yet
sometimes | am aroused from the profound,
est slumber in the dead Of night by the
lingering farewell of that cigar. A police.
man, who accidentally happened to be
awake that afternoon, came along and ar.
rested me on a charge Of disorderly con
duct, arson and assault with
Intent to Commit Hydrophobia.
The magistrate smelled my breath as
pleaded not guilty anl fined me so. |
went home, and a committee Of neighbors
waited on me at long range and gave me
tAenty-four hours to leave the State. I left
the box Of cigars on the Office steps, and
two trsnps we're found dead beside it next
uCruiug. The Beard of Health fled in
formation against me for conspiracy, seized
the cigars and threw them into the Missis-
Sirpi river. All the fish Between Barring
ton and Eeokuk died that week. | TOOK
down my shotgun. breathed into it, pointed
il at n dog. aud lie turned into stone. /
blew 6ercely down the barrel Of the gun,
intending TO hunt for my foe, and the gun
burst on the spot. but why recount the
narrowing experiences Of that week Of hor-
rors? | only mention these few leading
facts, because Truth, With a big I, is so
sadly seldom during this campaign, and |
wish to introduce a little of it to leayen or
twelve the canvass.
No. fl knew | could lose all the hats and
win all the cigars in America on New York
alone, | world not bet that Mr.. Blaine will
carry Georgia b. ever so small a majority.
! expect to wear a straw hat all winter. and
| have given up the use of tobacco in any
form. smoke only cigarettes.
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Paid nv HAT Bet.

1 went TO the halter with ny friend. and
had his bead blocked for a special order.
His blocked head fairly swan with Joy when
told HIM | was going TO have q hat made
especially for him. He said:
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PETROLEUM.
Pittsburg,

P~ittsburg.
PIrTSBURG, November lG-in the after
noon the market was a trile more active;
rallied and ~advanceito 73sc, broke 70 72lc
and closed at 72Sc.
9itusville.
TIrrsuLLE, Pa, November lO.-0il-
| Opened at 73fc, lowest 72sc, closed at 73c.
Shipments lll,S2j barrels; charters 1884
barrels.
Bradford.
BRADFoRD, November l0.-Crude Oil
Sluggish and unchanged; total United and
Tide water runs Saturday and Sunday 49,
AS barrels; total shipments lll,S25 bar.
rels; charters 1854 barrels; clearauces 3.
100000 barrels. National Transit certi6.
Gates opened at 73!c; Chased at 723c high
est 7%3c; lowest life.
Oil City.
On CRY, November l0.-Market open.
ed at &c; prices lirmed TO Isle, weakened
to lie, iirmed to 73ic, dropped away to
7l3c, frmed 10 733c, weakened and closed
at 72;c: sales | .637. 900 barrels. The Der
rick will publish tomorrow the monthly re-
port Of the National Transit COMPANY, as
follows: Acceptances and certificates 2S,-
652, 3l2 barrels; decrease since last month
l,069, 403 barrels; credit balances 1926,
SAB barrels; increase 449, l22 barrels; total
liabilities 36,47S,9j0 barrels; decrease
| 58l, $50 barrels; gross stocks .3S, SO9,635
barrels; increase 90l ,9G5 barrels; sediment
and surplus $780, 79 barrels; decrease
32O,6S6 barrels; total receipts l,724,549
barrels; decrease lS,l77; total deliveries
| 2,2l6,09l barrels; increase lS5, $50 barrels.
The report is bullish, showing a decrease Of
| PRODUCTION and increase Of deliveries.
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DRY GOODS
Nav YORK.

Nsw Yoek, November Io.-Dry Goods
A fair order demand has called tor .
miscellaneous assortment of all classes Of
goods but ass whole. the msvket has been
very light
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PRODUCE.
WheeHng.i

asked tEx-iividend.
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s~URoeTTE's ser.

WHY He Now Declines to Mako Wagers on
the ElectioR Returns.
Rraoffs, Eoggs
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Passenger train daily including Sunday. Accom-
moin.loa trsins run daily except Sunday.
JOHN q. TOMLlGS0E,
Ticket Agent, Wheeling, W Va
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AAlS OAuNhCV NCGN idAD oHNh "Alu JOY "hSu
/ told HIM | was going 10 have q hat made
especially for him. He said:
"l.obert-
The sober, solemn truth is he said Bob"
but that doesn't look well in print, and |
hate tie name, anyhow.
Robert, if sou win the cigars, which
Heaven forbid. | will 20 10 Havana and
make them myself.
knew he would not, Far better than
he did ! knew il.
The hat was made under the personal
supervision Of the halter, by and with the
advice and consent OF myself. 1t was a
slick, shiny hat. II was about eighteen
inches high, and as symmetrical as q stove
pipe. 1t was the same size all the way up.
The 6rim was about an inch and a quarter
wide, Hat and straight as a silver dollar.
1t would have been the pride of a st. Pat
rick's day procession. 1t wa the awfulest
hat. Strong men shuddered when they saw
it. | don't believe such q hat was ever
made before or behind.
Well, l gathered about a scOre o four mu-
tuol friends
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CLEVELAND & PITTssURGH r. r.

ro.DEssED TINE TABLE Cp PASSENGER
~ TFsrsoorrecieJ jay EiSi- Central Sisaasfd
Tue:
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TIrrsyILLE, Pa, November lO.-0il-
Opened at 13sc, lowest 72sc, closed at T3c
Shipments lll,s2j barrels; charters 1884
barrels.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1884-10-25
HARRISON /. o.
MAIL ARRIVALS ANDDEPARTUREs.

From the North-sprngaeld via Forsyth
&irbyyi.le Se7 Arrives daily, except sun
day, at 10 M.
To the Eoeth-Yia, Eubyyire, Forsyth
and Ozark, daily except Sunday, ut lac +.
N.
From the south-Li,tleRoek via. Glarks-
vile and Jasper Sc, arrives daily, except
Sunaay, Mt ?. NJ.
To the South--Nia. Jasper Nul Clarks-
Jille. Departs daily, except Sundays. at
To { the East-yia. Ballefonte, Valley
Rprings, Rally HGll, sc, to Yellgille, ARK.
Deparls daily, except Sunday, at l;l5 r. NJ,
From The East-Iellville, via. Rally Hill
Valley Springs and Belletoute, arrives dali
ly, except Sunday, at $50 \. N.
From Harrison TO Eureka Springs, win.
C,TroIlton and Bgrryyle, departs daily 1T
$40 a, NJ, arrives at 2;l5A. NJ, except Sun
day.
From Harrison to Load Hill, via. Elixir,
departs Mondays, at 8 4. NJ. Arrives same
lay, at p NJ.
From Harrison to ILL Top. departs satur-
lay at A. NJ, arrives at G:30 p. NJ. same
1aY
Mail closes daily at p. NJ.
\ Mail apca from 10. 8 on Sundays,
L. 5. BAKER. 2. VI
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1884-10-25
VALLEY SPRINGS.


From QUE Regular Correspondent,
The health Of cur country is i'm.
proving.
Wobore had tyoor t6rso l,.bt
fs,sls eaj t6o MIN, ar, c9IJ
enonab ia draw onr blagse,g over
rs.
Tho Rratbors Of Froe5on had
a,ff, a. iz,.,.,.,,,,.. i. a.
Iast sa,nrJa,, aronia', with s'y new
r..,,hsrs at,l.4ta,E"I,g.,o
W. o'y' a'aro SO many laFofoo'o
reports IN inc past III legaf" 70
minerals lhat We are almost al'alu
10 t'lt any 'n'ng VIC near Out inc
report 'oa' We no" get rom INC
'2tlF CT l''ne9 cast OF US Is from some
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1884-10-25
HdSs1GR.

If you want a good axe for Ieas
money than you ever paid tor one
call on Conley & Johnson.
For SAle-Improvcd farms and
fine residence property throughout
tho county, f. NJ. GARYN, Real Is.
tate Agent.
Parties desiring a speedy sale
will do we'll to place thor property
in the hauos of r. NJ. Garvin, Real
Estate Agent.
-ConIey & Johnson have order
ed fine assortment of p clSet and
Table Cutlery which they will sell
at prices lower than ever.
DO not nurse your troubles to
keepsthem warm, and AVOID that
useless and sqnsclcss habit of CON.
stantly rcierring to them in your
conversation.
--Bcad the Advertisement Of Bile
Beans in another colUmn. Sold by
all druggists Mt two bits a bottle.
They are said to be tho greatest mo
tive power on earth for the Liver.
Before purchasing call and OK.
anime r. NJ. Garvin's complete list
Of Real Estate, improve farms and
town property for sale. Give him
"a call.
-Conveynnung promptly and
noatlg executed and abstracts OF
;itIo Of all lands IN Boone county
furnished by Il. NJ. GARvIN, Abstrac.
tor of Titlcs.
If you want q nice 7uit for your.
sclt, dress for your wife, nice
boot or hoo, good cloak for your
daughter or anything in tho Dry
goods line call on j. d. Tyson at
the great Bargain Store, New
Brick.
Il have tho pleasure Of saying
TO my customers that my stock OF
Dry goods and notions, menSyou,b.
and chtIdrous' clothing Ladies'
Misses' and chtldrcn8' Cloaks, Circu.
lars, Jackets and IpvorIocks, Boots
and Shoes for the fall and winter
trudo is now complete Having
bought 40 bed rock prices, ] am en-.
abied to give you good goods 40 low
prices. Come and nee, thanking
you for your layors ia tho past
am With respect etc.
j, d. TYsoN
The Presidential porsimm0u
hangs too high this year for tho re-
publican pole Houston Post.
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LFrom our Regular Correspondence
Health good.
New Corners are still coming in,
Wheat looks very well consider.
ing the dry weather.
Farmers complain of their corn
being badly rotten,
Mr., Coulter has put up a saw mill
q Bear Creek springs and is saving
oak lumber.
John West has been investing ex
tcnsiveIy in Real estate. He bought
Mr. Dyes and John Murphy's farms
and crops.
Tho Church OF Christ, worship
ping at tho West School house,
have employed Elder Burr of HGr.
rlson to preach for their congrega.
ton tor the ensuing year.
r. Y. Albright closed his school
q iow days sgo. lie taught us a
tire months school and gave en-
tire satisfaction, Mr., Albright is
one of our best and most energetic
teachers.
Judge Porow and Lady has been
spending a fow days waiting IN our
noighborhood. The Judge gave US
some splendid lectures on oduca.
tjon at the Teachers Association
Friday evening and Saturday last.
His lecture was appreciated by our
ciuzgns.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1884-10-25
RAILWAY TIME TRBLE.
EURgKA BPRINGs RAlLWAT
Trains lease as follows;

Trains lea9e as follows;
Leaves Eureka at $40 am. and $40 pm.
Selignan 1920 am, and AS pm.
Trains auivo as follows
Arrives ut Eureka 1890 am. and 6.25 pm.
Arrives at Seligman 500 am. and $40 pm.
The $40 am. train connects with the
Frisco train going south. and the $40 pm.
train connects with the Frisco train going
aorth. Powell CLAYTON,
General Manager.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1884-10-25
3ooaa County,
HoosIeR HILL, ARKANSAS,
Oct. ll,lss4. !
Editor Tines

Oct ~ lest,
Editor Times:
SR,-As quiet observer Of pass
ing events M mind has drited to
the following conclusions with RET
eroueo to tho present snd future Of
the State-as To her present status
aud future development / eondne
myself to North Arkansas or moro
particularly to Boone county While
this county possesses many local
advantages such as wator power
timber, soil and climate, with II
healthy industrious population, she
is wanting the essentials OF doyol-
opment True, as m agrieuItmist,
Boone county is success as TAR as
her facilities will admit of Remote
as we arc from Navigation yho nat
ural commercial agent or auxiliary
OF moro favored seeiiol OF our
large domain, we must eek other
agents 10 enable US tofull aese'or
and BRING to the srIae o0l nov
hidden resources. In = = VIVA
nature has denied US mns
pied by art and science. 10 must
inaugurato a wise, sounds practical
spirit of intoraal improtoment.
First, our Highways should re.
ceive prompt and judieions atton.
ton; our turbulent streams should
be bridged so as to afford free
egress and ingress to and from the
county seat at all times. The next
great and paramount iptoraat is a
speedy and practical system Of Rail
reading to connect us with the mark
cts that are now denied by reason Of
intervening distance. Distance being
overcome by increased lac liues OF
travel atfordtng us ready market
at romunerative prices for our sur.
plus production; at the same time
stimulating US to increased industry;
and in this connection we nay dis.
pense with the middle man receive
our returns in cash and fa b it al
home whereas it now bes to
the hand OF the home nd BIT and
Is by him borne to other5 les and
its circulation to US gonl-
And in conclusion = 81 S Is ar
invitation to eapiglofaIc come
and investigate the f,gt1 .ty O
erecting Factories l9YFR drio,
in our midst. 81 "a !, n MI, ,
wooden mill, "a. ~ ry, Z
furniture ioctory{'s rod aoc
: s:s: s: !: ,: al: ]: 4. !:
road they wou,d Rogss, .an
to hundreds of our 49, ,krist
--. es's 5se ~ t,c -
consequently the priea, as the 7"
is subordinate to the demand. -
We think it only neco4sap
capitol to compare living herd
GLIDING rents and fuel to decid
favor of an Investment in Harrll
Boone county, thus onlargingL
facilities, and building up our "
places with intelligence, industry
and enterprise.
HOLSTER.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1884-10-25

Maxwell, tho Jowclor, has per.
mancntly located ia Harrison with
"a complete stock of first class jew.
olry. Call and examine his stock.
Repairing specially.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1884-10-25

Clothing Clorbug,l Cloth.
ing -! ltyou want o. good cheap
SUIT OF clothing go To Phillips g.
Bakers.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1884-10-25

Band talks OF visiting White Riy.
or next weeI, on fishing excursion,
and il is safe TO bet that they will
have a grand time,
Prof. Burr suffered so much
with sore eyes during the first part
Of the week that he was forced 10
close bis school, bat we are glad to
learn that he is better again.
john 7. Wilson, missionary,
invit5e the members Of tho uarrt.
son Union Sunday School to con.
veuo ut the Brick Church at three
o'clock p. IN. on next Sabbath.
Real Estate Agent, King, dis
posed of his largest farms on Bear
Creek last week to Miss Fielder, of
Kansas City. It's to be converted
into an extensive stock ranch.
THE religious people of our
towu are preparing for series OF
revival meetings, to commence in
n short time, and continue until sat
i,fuctory results have been accom-
Rlished.
We shall expect MI of our de,
linquent patrons to settle their ac
counts by the close Of the year, and
they will save themselves roable
by making their calculations ac-
cordingIy.
Prof stukoy, Of Valley Springs
has removed to Huntayillo for the
Winter, Should he conclude to
make that place bis future home
our county will lose an excellent
Lectures will be given at the
Christian Church on next Monday
and Tuesday evenings, by John T.
Wilson, missionary, in the interest
~ ~,
,l ',' ~ DI'''' o,S"' ''"''"9 u
'' " - ~ s'e'''s"'
Frank Aiverson has about COM
p'e,o' ms picture s"l'ry ou'.oins'
y a'u wa % re"'1 70 10 WORK III the
l"sS' Cd 10 u MS aft neN' week
'lo mas years % t Pet'neo III some
y tue H7oSe Eh'IeFleS Oh tue country
anu guarantees s"''sl'ctioh'
&C. A ?. Horn and John Earl,
Of Marshall, Saaroy county, were IN
, y, ''','"' Gay 3 u"F'"S 'no week
" " y "'0 P''''eI !" io"'' 'n"V NV
'-0, ID ~" .o'' p'"'0' P"i'N0S'"E pro-
ing 60 T." .,''7 Y ~" ~ anu "eeo'"
Some eighteen Of the vanns.'
men afa.'--'----..''''l 70" e" - sun
supper AT the l4'S' ~ 1''' ''3. '-"'''
U"9 '''"''7 ~ ''o'' '''0 w, ~ ''.'
emit. The toast was a royaI one, and
tho evening" spent pleasantly by
all.
Onu,,-ai. -o,a, p..i p.o,,|
,.,.. - a, CT, ,:.,au.5 ,sI
10 ,v...-,,, -, ,......I,,,. 49,,
u,aI..,a n. - NJ.
Tho D,c,,r h..,;aros an,
sa,t,on will hoou sran,l. oad
ho,oht corsidor,hIo rronortu -
town siro,r,oa an ;,rl,,,,o.,
No"n "uJ man ol EUREKA the
'n0 INDEPENDENT gFeohO"oN c"huI-
'"'o 'or congress ]" inns u'S'fio"
sPoAo 70 small audIehce al our
court house last Monday and was
responded 10 oy our eloquent house
.;.a l.5.,.'.-...'...'.,,
" \ '' '''e'
--Col' McNalr, engineer Of the
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1884-10-25
Local and Personal.
Corn gathering.
Another cold spelI.
- Cnr on Harris & Pottit for bar

-Auother cold speIL
cou ~ uarris g. Petit for bar
gains.
"A lace dat clnnot 5n'tt0 rs new
y 60
Take your on'cNs''S anu eggs ~
IS. q. q ). H. SPeoF'
Tho mS"7o insure % I'' Is "0'
length, bp' "o"0''y'
--C,d and try the new cider at
specs 0'0'''' ''''''
Tho reward Of ono duty is the
Big Stock OF Hats at the Bar.
gauStoro off. d, Tyson's.
,-.-,
an examine thor bargains.
tooI donor,s r,,ob lint -bo
a ioo' uo. ,l ,i''', 'n ; o"' n0
so,oo,hfnn uom, ronnoo
lronb Y.'y,a' ~ tho cir" RoI,erv
"''"' } "' ''0 '0''J ''"N''''
e = i.oS7 you t pear W,. . 'uo I.'u''S
"a =" ~ '''''' wa '0'''J J0Ui o"''
The Blaine and Logan Club is
not uo"o' Ou' on'y " "'''o dormant
-Frcsh lemons. honey and iel.
& lies of all kinds AT The Civ Bak.
cry
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1884-10-25

I According to Gen. Logan's
speeches the democratic party was a
wastoiuI, imbeciIc, dIsloyal and in
dctensiblo organization during tho
whole period OF hls connection with
it. Logan's conversion recalls that
Of the irish gentleman who SAID he
had renounced the errors of Catho-
lclsm to embrace those of Protest
antism.--Post- Dlspatch.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1884-10-25

nor Sale and q Great Bargain,
Farm Of 800 acres. only 3 10
miles southwest of Harrison. All
under fonco. 100 acres in culuya
ton. 1000 bearing fruit trccs, two
oXcoII9ut springs, good timber,
good frame house, stables, cribs, etc.
and $1,000 takes h..
T.. 81. GAHvIS. AaOnt.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1884-10-25
Our Wedding Anniversary,


Eieh,ean vears.-haHl c'aspea ia hard
Ne'Fetrudeel lift's wgys together
Happy i'm L. sunny lines,
I5ua in is zg5ruiez. weather.
In the new life of hgWe begun
W shHraA each Jos and sorrow
tiona our ePilIuf of Flame IT night
Oar aPillu of cloud Tomorrow.
Up the by-paths of poyeFty's 7teep,
We niled ON hour By bour-
With youth sad strength orr capital
Strong will auI lever power
Into the brake of gathering gloom
Love ufeJ nsabeacaa
Gliding the orass-holding the crown
~ worthy otoaF seeking.
Cut oil tho aaflness-iufo the morn
It's soft skies DER Us bending
We caught a glimpse of the Masters skill
la lights aud shadows blending
A. tho years wont hurrYiug by
NlrtHrel by Our earesaiug
New hopes wore bouud--as "precious
shfayes'
And gnrnored for ear blessing
In oar lnye,foI1there came by turns
New lives to love and bless
They SHELTER and IA welcome found
In b6unBIess tenderness
NJ sovereign will of larger court
Ere held - mjghtier sYaY
Than Iipine lips and dainty wilea
II which we homage pay,
NaY-mp the burden Of that love
Snapped Iites fragile chsin
And sent our Baby,eraftb aarift
That nero came back again=-
For shipments three-went from our port
"bo moro to bless our sight
Froighted with oar angushed tears
Enshrowded in our night.
The cruel WIVES brought Us no news,
/ No tilings sweet-but we
Know That our barque missed the sands
/ And driftings Of the sea-
/ We know they reached the "lIarbor bar
| Beyond Che sunsets glow, u
| And safely wait beneath His care
| Till we may hlther 90.
Who knows but from that Harbor shrine
A love-light loru4 here
/ To Guide Us DER the rocks and leefs
! OfuubeIief and fear
/ Who knows but that goal afar
Is brighter for our loss.
/ While we've grown stronger on the arm
That upward bore the Gross.
| While DER the altar of cur homo
The winds of eighteen years
/ Have cbautCd with cur lullabys,
Moaned sodly with our tearsi
Around its sacred vacant spots
Time has a curtai thrown
cor Myrtle" and Forget me nots'
And "Hearts-easo our own.
Thon at its shrine may we renew
The Pledges of our youth,
And in our Autumn bless the bond
of saeredness and truth
/ That linked Our lives "fer veal or WOO
That allied the wears decline,
With geams Of bliss we only reach
! Through help and power Divine
j. B, c.
Harrison, Ark, Oct. q, 1851.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1884-10-25

lclsm to embrace those of Protest
antism.-Post- Dispatch.
Jefferson county political circles
are excited over what.is eAned tho
TripIgtBatlIos Combination. Bat
ties is treasurer elect, bhtcannot
give the bond req Mfed by A.. He
-hss odd tho ofieSTto TrIp1tE who
on give tho bond. for $500 per an.
mum, TrIplot to have the handling
OF tho funds and tho profits and
commissions arising thoreirom. This
proceeding is pronounced Illegal
and will BIO tested IN tho courts.
The cardinal rod sunsets last fail
wero accounted for by scientific
men ON tho theory that the pho.
nomcnon was duo 10 tho ashes
thrown up during tho famous Java
earthquakes IN September 1888;
that tho volcanic force lIIod tho up.
per regions ol the atmosphere with
impaIpablo dust, and that the lumi.
nous rays omitted by tho Getting
sun was caused by reflection. This
finely construed theory will not,
however, bear washing, for we arc
troatod 10 a repetition OF tho Same
phenomena this souson, and IT is
highly improbable that volcanic
matter should roman suspended
aud floating IN the atmosphere for
go long aperod, and scientists
must find some other explanation
OF tho Causes of tho wonderful and
beautiful spectacle, which on clear
evenings are st.Il quito noticeable.
Tho meteorological editor OF the 49,.
Louis Republican ottors ns u now
theory chat "our solar syslom M its
mighty movement through spaco In
tho direction OF the constellation OF
tho uorculos has entered a region
whore conditions cSst that make
tho prolonged md luminous twi.
light perpetual phenomenon"
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1884-10-25

In our Ioye,fola there came by turns
New lives 10 love and bless
They shelter and IA welcome found
In baun3lesz tenderness
No sovereign will larger court
Ere held mjehGer zvay
Than lHping lips and dainty wiles
Fo which we homage pay,
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1884-10-25
BATAVIA, ARK.

LFrom our Regular Correspondence
Health good
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1884-10-25

The cruel WIVES brought lis no news,
No tline5 swtet--but we
Know That our barluc missed the sands
And driffines Of the sea-
We knew they reached the" tIarhor bar
Beyond che sunsets glow u
And safely wait beneath His care
Till we may hllher 60.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1884-10-25

Up the hy-paths of poyerty's steep,
We toiled ON hour By bour-
With youth aad strength oar capital
Strong will aW lever power
Into the brake of gathering gloom
Love lureJ usa beacon
Gliding the cra5s-holdiug the crown
A. worthy Of our seeking.