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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-07-13
Cine Yertrrung oes ,uei6ftGeu
@ef6ma&ss.
gon GerbarN .. Mmpnter.

Die dItb.tiiae SaIFOTstsit man&sr
Jrauen unb SunsfrduIsin bes bsHersn
Stdnpe Bel Der 9lustpabI ibrer S&mud,
itdde Dsroisnt tuOPI cine fur;s Beiprss
dung.
SIM 2lussmsinen 1T bic Satin einss
bD4ite Steusrn sabIsnbsn WlitsIieoeS Der
rObsrsn 8ebntauienb" essen 8erirrunsen
iPrer S6nludmabI mebr ssii6ert, als bic
puBil6tise Grsu aus benz tpobIbabenesn
WiitteIitanbe. Die reide Srau tann iene
9obIenitofftrpItals srperben, bic Der
9unfti4Itff in strsi abssitumpfts nit ben
8runofIdGen einanosr sussfsbrts Bpras
miben pertpanoeIt bat une bic Sann
), ,,BriIanten" genannt tperben. rlnb ba
Die sr0beren 8riaantIamudIassr nur
bon Sjrmen erItsn STANCES ssbaltsn ipers
ben t6nnen 70 itnb aud bic ein,eInen
BriaantIdmudltide geippbnlid mebr oosr
HiuOsr esf9mafs ufo itpIuo1 bsrssltelIt.
Die bonn 8ptte Pluto tpeniger bealins
itists Srau ertpirbt ibrsn S4mud in ben
gerfaufSsstrbIbsn bei4sioensrsr Sutpes
lisre unb GoIbi4niisoe, unb fie tommt
bemSemaB lsidter in Die Gage, burH elm
unsestsnetsS, ftpIrisrisss S@muditiid
gum Gintauf rerIodt su ipsrben. Sic mus
ii6 nit benz billissrsn 4mstbpit, Gbrpios
pras, MaIa1it, 1arnsoI, Ql9as oper
8.rsfrpltal bssniissn, unb Siels SaIbs
eosllieine iinb msIitens in solbene Dbsr
iiIbupsrsoIosts 3isrrutben einssisbt, bic
fabritmGBis na1 S1abIonen bsrgefislIt
ipercsn, BON benen Der Sabriiant bofft,
bab tie bem @sl6mads Der faufenbsn
Wlsnes beicnbers btbasen tperben.
Die Scrmen oisles biQisersn G6mu6es
iinb oft gang rei3enb unp ben ebeIiten ans
tifsn ober mi,telaIterIidsn 0crbilbsrn
nadssabmt; oft itnb lis elmer psrlbnIiden
2aune niQflrIid sntiprnnoeH babsn
pieleidt einsm sans bslOnoeren, nnr
iGer;baften 8ipeds ssDient ur,o irIlen nun
in iprer maiisnbaften @prooustiDn aud
ben 1eifa1 bes sroBsn pubIiiums finben.
Cine Dame, Die ipirfIid pcrnsbm eridei.
nen min, tpirb gut tbun sesen SGmuds
itide Der testsysu Gastuus auf bee Out
3u iein.
% iif bsnfbar, bab Elm seiraltiser
yinrOb Dor bsm 6errn, ben einmaI bic
Iisbe 6nusfrau auf bic NebbAtuerIu3s
cbsr sin 9aientrsiben bseIsitst bat ,ar
Grinnsrune an hisits autnakmDmsiis
Dssssmnnib staeA ane SaolIiaatii1ssn
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-07-13

nerbla6te Sd6nbeiten am Toilsttentild.
a6sr oas 8sbsimnib ipirO, niat etsriin,
bet.
alIs bic S6be Der Saiion' sefommen,
8ibt nian elm grpBeS SET TN 6auIe Nir.
bort, 9lu6 GIaus Oonat bat Elm pers
tranlisbes BILLET Der Sausfrau tsfommen,
oaS tbn 5eitGbt auf Die 5lorentiner Bes
fanitf6aft, UNI iein GrI6sinen bittet.
glls bic erIte Slutb Der 8eIabenen Dor
Srau @:ra bsfilirt 1T, itsbt pI6bIi4 Der
bsriipmte Utaler Dor ;br.
ySh baufe Semen, haB Sic tamsn,
tlilltert lie, er9Iilbeno tpie ein iungss
Uiapdeu. Sic trdgt M5eiB, apie oamaIs
;u JIorenl uro nur BsrtenIdmud.
nS9 tomms NUT, ,tm su geken"
Sic ipill oas nidt b6ren, iie 1iebt aud
ni4t, 6aB anbsre i9on unsebnIbig par=
ten big -Oab iie ii4 bon BEN llaIss ab.
tpenbst.
ngBir iperOsn eSft beute CUTE 8sfannt,
Idaft md6en-"
uMeine 8ndbige :
sic la6t. ySsben Sic mid an, fin,
ben sic mid pstdnoert 2"
eS@6H i4Dn ipis elm Weissrpsrt Der
S66pfuns."
ySie DtirSsn mid tibsraa isisosrsrtanni
babsn 2"
y1intsr SauIen6en -"
yDaS fdmei9sIt ,ir-,irS i'd bofie-"
Orei 8rafen uno sipei 8arDneIIen BE.
erilBen Die idDne Wirtbin, Claus Dpnai
libsroenft eben, oh er eeben fpu, obue bsr
SauS9errn bssriBt ;a baberb ba Isst Sc.
ner bic 9unb auf feline S6ulter.
yGb, rtein lieber Btsiltez, freiit mid
iebr! Rsins @sra bats Sur9sslsst
enoIt4 iinb Sic. eingefangen =
uno nun tperSen Sis nns aud
bic 9itte niGt abi1lasen uno bas sDttlid
f6Dhe Q8eib = eb, oarauf bat Iis's aud
abeeieben- ia ia"
Cine neus 8ruppe fbisbt Ii1 sipii6er
itn unO Ssrrn b. Rirborf. plsBli9 1T @sr.
tuieber an Ieinsr Seite.
Dian tpirb muiisiren-feEseu Sic mi
in ben Bintergarten-"
yWlsine gnabiss, i@ Bin Ihon ibe,
6sbil9r ssblieben-n,an erfpartst mid 7
~8ab-iper 2" tpirft fis na4IalIis BIZ
uno bat bas tofette aGheln soer. So
bOffe, Sic babsn irQ1srba,i6 ia Sagen-
,gtur ems -" fdQt er baitig Elm, ,,ei
itebt SBnsn beiieE 6aB Sic fi6 niGt msb
i6minten-uno iper mid sripartst, 1T Elm
itbs, fIeine 8raut."
Damn 1T er psri&fpunben-Srau 8ert
Itebt einen IueenbIid tpis IebIos mitteI
in bem bunten 6etiimmsI, eann tbut Fl
einen tiefen AtbemSus unb i6reitst au
einen nsuen rcrnebmen @ait su.
8ei6minft bat iis ii9 absr bod ME
mails tpIeeer.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-07-13
Rsrtpassiss Gmpfinbiam.
teit Bel Didhdutern.

Dor Rursem rsrenbete in sinem aooIp.
sii&en @arten sin iunser, srit I4sidbri.
ger afritaniiter Glepbant ipsl@er fidb bic
6a9in gang normal ensipidsIt bate. Dtrs
ielbe trauerte ieit sinissn Nc@en, Ssss
i4mabte Speife unb Grant unb fpottste
aIIsr MuFmerfiamtsitsn bes publifun,s
nno Der icrsf6ltisfsn pflsse bss lDdrtss.
% Ias bes Wtoanls nabs, bab Il Gift bss
tonussn bats, bis bio - Gsetieu a.
nises sat e ni&t aS Gift isnhssn 81
y xbslM1slT Z aeResteA
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Il

amtsridtsr /: yDab bic Gsmeinceamtes
bod INNER einsh 70 unbsutli9en Stpl
antpenben! SIN Der 0uaIififationstabelIe
oes 9ia9ttradters beibt es, bab sr feline
5ra1 BEL 2ebs3eiten faft tdsIi4 SepraseIt
bat. Sest tusiB. man ni@t tuss bat ssz
lsbt, -er, ober ieine Sraus"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-07-13
6srbs Rritii

Di8tes: sd tperbe Sbre foftbare Sess
ni4t ianse IN glnipru9 nebmen uno Sbs
men nur sipei naeiner @ebidte rorleien,
nm beren freimutbiss 3ritit itb Sic bite.
lGr lie|t Elm Gebidt nor.) Nun, tpis sss
fdat Sbnen hiss 2"
2rititer: SD mub seits6en, Sas ans
here eefGlt mir beHer."
Di6tsr yAber. Sas babe i& ia ms4
ear ni4t seIeien."
Rrisites: wGbea bsbbaIb |"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-07-13
Nauaigfaltiges.
6 infadHeS RitteI.

Rein @unber, bab .Du Did INNER
franf fublIt! Solse bod einntaI ineinerfs
9tatbe: Du muBt Dir 8etpesung MAIDEN,
pieI Betpesuns !"
n9laeS gang i65n! Da muBt Du mir
aber suslei6 sinen @rlino aur 8eiregung
sebsn ohne Grunb thu ids ni4t!"
y9ti@ts Ieihter aIS bas Ieibe mis-
S100, unc id biirse Dir bafiir, oa fannlt
Du genus Iaufen, bic Du fie tuiss
Der befpmmt!" !.
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Abfdieb bpnbss Mnft.

Mbf1isb rpnbss Wnft.
00Ib iinb fie msin unb bod niAt metn,
Dis 2isbsr, bic i'd i1risb;
SD las iis bon ben Massn Seia
llnb fabI iis irie sin Disb.
11nh ifabI' i@ tauysnb aiscsr mis-,
Dsn Born erj&opft' id ni&t
DsHn isber neue HIid BON eis
SIT itsts Elm nsn' GsSi4t.
D'rum Rats ber aiehsr Rskp "a ns&
DisI Iietss 0ab auf 8ut,
.s. ;ss liss:; lssss f.i:s''sH as's'I =, -
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etam prphpfe.

A: yS4au', bort seb. Der Steiusrds
Der 98as tit benn eissntLi@ aus benz
unpraftiibsn Wieni6en setrcrs
ben s"-8: ,Praftii@er Mrssi"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-07-13
GinfIusreid.

,,Warum tpiro benn 6isier @emeinhes
ratb S9IduIe gar 10 sieI umtppr6en 2"-
%, Der lit sar einfluBrsi@. Der bat
;iuei Stimmen !"- ygSie 70 2" - ,Sa,
piilen Sic, ct bat I'm 8emeinhsratb etnsn
eunnien SerI aum gea6bar--bes fsimntt
inn,sr nit ibm !"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-07-13
VI n Gpfuna.

yGn6hiseS GrauIein, eS resnst allers
Sinss ni@t, absr tuenn es sssnen irlrhe,
ipiiros i4 Sbnen nit sr6stem Wessnassn
sinen 8sesnihirm anbistsn, nsnn ID
isIbt sinsn bsIaBe."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-07-13

NrDfehor ,Nsine Ssrren, eeben Sic
iest genau Idt oaS Rommeree 1T isbr
tpi4tis, iG iprsde ss abii4tli4 seiYsrrt
sebrutt aus"
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MeiRers abfdieb.

S6uiter F: u2eb' ippbl, Grau, in a@t
Easen bin i6 ipieper su SaIie. S&aus
ouf's 8i4aft uno beutIe mir bic 2ebrbss
ben ALE Tag DroentIib bur& !"
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81 us 2iebe.

Srau: ,anbere Wsdnnsr Iisben ibrs
Jrauea--Du absr i&auit mid ni&t ems
NAL an |"
Wsann: yDas III ia serass elm Sei&sn
ursiner Sisbel Mis fbnnte i1 Did nsnn
Gietsn tpsnn i'd Did anistsn ipares |"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-07-13
Gin sbIer Renfdenfrsunb.

Bierbrausr yg4D bait r,ein Bier auss
s'i6entt trirc, itnb bic 2eut' IuStis uno
trsusfioeI. .tparum io1 man ibnen audi
bas 2sbsn pur4 ben 9opfen Derbittsrn ! 9"
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0pIfs sRim me.

!. Brdiibent: ,.ansstIaeter @rtinSsr.
beim! OaS 11rtbeiI Iautst auf spDlf
Sabre 3udtbaus." - Stimme aus bent
pubIitum vDas ilt has Ginaiss, mas
sr reoIib Ssrbisnt bat"
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q ufridtis.

Serr: gSrdnIein Gmma, Sis babe
ipunbsrbar i9pue Arme. s5
DAME sd babe bsbbalb aud Oars
feuunterri6t eenomnlen, banit jis noe
bslisr ;ur 9sItune fonmen |"
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gaIL Bel 2pmmsraisnratbs

y WI Wv ND DW WWeI3tsHEuL9S %
2isutenant ": .gaun, ME untsrbaltls
Du Did bsnns Wie sefGut Oir bic Gs.
ieQi1aft9"
9isutsnant 8: ,Gans SorsisIi&, ers
quiiite 8eielidaft, - nur hsr 2snn,srs
slenratb uns feline Trau paifsn ni4t bins
Elm |"
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1884-10-18
HARRISON p. o.
NAIL ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

From the North-Springheld via Forsyth
irbyville &c, Arrives daily, except Sun
D5ay. at 10 AN.
To the North-Via, Kirbyville, Forsyth
and Ozark, daily except Sunday, at 1;3C p.
NJ.
From the south-Little Rock, via. 0larks-
Uille and Jasper, Sc, arrives daily, except
Sunday, at P. NJ.
To the South-Via. Jasper and Glarks-
tille. Departs daily, except Sundays. at
1880 A. M.
To the East-Via. Bsllefonte. Valley
Springs, Rally Hill, &C., 10 Yellville, Ark.
Departs daily, except Sunday, at l:15 P. Nj.
From the East Yellville, via. Rally Hill,
Valley Springs and Bellefonte, arrives dali
iy, except Sunday, at $3.50 A. NJ.
From Harrison to Eureka Springs, via.
0tErollton and Berryville, departs daily at
7:l5 A. NJ, arrives at 2;16 a. M, except Sun
day.
From Harrison to Lead Hill, via. Elixir,
departs Mondays, at 8 A. NJ. Arrives same
day, at r. NJ.
From Harrison to Hill Top, departs Satur-
Nay at 7 A. NJ, arrives at $50 Pm, same
BAY.
y Mail closes daily at p. NJ.
Mail open from to.s on Sundays
Il. S. BAKER. ?. NJ
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1884-10-18
CHURCH NOTICES.

NJ. e. CHURCH, SoUrH.-J. II. Brad
brd, P. C Preaching every End and 4th
Sunday in each month, at II o'clock A, NJ
and at candlelighting
NJ. 4. CHuRGH.-James Lokey Pastor.
Preaching LIST and srd Sundays at II o'clock
q. M, and y o'clock p. m. Sabbath-school
every Sunday at % o'clock a. M. Prayer
meeting every Wednesday evening at 7
o'clock.
BAPTIsTs Preaching at the School
House, on the fourth Sunday and Saturday
before at o'clock. l. Davis, Pastor.
AMERICAN sUEDAY-sGHooL UNION.
John 7. Wilson, missionary the Socie-
y, travels on the North Arkansas district-
visiting and organizing schools Supplies
schools with literature by mail or otherwise.
P. 0. Harrison, Ark,
Lock Box. No. II.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1884-10-18

If you want a nice suit for your
self dress for your wife, a nice
boot or shoe, a good cloak for your
daughter or anything in tho Dry
goods line call on j. d, Tyson at
the great Bargain Store, Now
Brick.
DO not dsspise the opinion of
the world you might as well say
you do not care for the light of the
sun because you can use candle.
--Conveyancing promptly and
neatlg executed and abstracts of
title of all lands IN Boone county
furnished by f. NJ. GARviN, Abstrac-
tor of Titles.
Maxwell, the Jeweler, has per.
manently located in Harrison with
a complete stock of frst.class Jew.
olry. Call and examine his stock
Repairing speciality.
Before purchasing call and ex-
anime f. Nj. Garvin's complete list
of Real Estate, improve farms and
town property for sale. Give him
q call.
Mako use OF tlmo while il is
present with you 1t depends upon
your will, and not tho number of
days, to haYe a sufficient length Of
life.
j. o, Nicholson & Moss arc full
on Hardware, Stoves and Tinware Q,
and cheaper than ever. Henry
Distin hand saws at $3.50 ca Oh,
and other things IN proportion.
Clothing Clothing Cloth.
ing u! fyou want a good cheap
suit of clothing go to Phillips &
Bakers,
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1884-10-18
JOB PRINTING.

If you want a pamphlet or a
small book.
II you want any kind Of print
ing done in first class style, call at
tho TINES OFFICE. We charge St.
Louis prices, and guarantee salts.
faction What more can you want 2
Most certainly all should prefer to
keep their money at home under
such circumstances.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1884-10-18
RELLEFaNTE.
from our Regular Correspondent
Weather variable.

From our Regular Correspondent
Weather variable.
Health improving.
Prayer.meeting at Mrs. Brum.
fields next Wednesday afternoon.
Mac Rowland, our new Sheriff,
passed town last Monday en- route
for his new home IN Harrison.
Mr.. Pope of RussellvilIe arrived
in town last Sabbath and has rented
", d. Rudolph's dwelling.
John Baker has been employed
in tho saddle and harness shop at
Lead Hill, and moved his family
down last Monday.
We certainly do think that the
Sabbath School interest Is reviving,
and we do hope that every officer
and scholar will endeavor to nc,
compllsh much good this quarter.
We admit willingly the reason.
ableness OF tho request OF tho edl.
tor of paper for his local CORE
spondents TO spell as nearly correct
ly AZ they can, and we deem it
justice due them for the workers IN
the printing office TO avoid making
such typographical errors as to en-.
tirely destroy the sense OF some
items.
We think the recent lecture to
our Sabbath School by Rev. j. T.
Wilson was universally appreciated,
and we hope he will give US anoth.
or at an early date. We do think
that some of the old workers IN our
school should assay to give slmi-
laI lecture at least once a month,
tor by this means many are aroused
TO their duty in the Sabbath School.
While most of the inhabitants OF
our town were elasped in the arms
of Somnolenoe, some one bearing
the vile character of robber, on last
Friday night nolselessly crept into
the sleeping departments of several
of our citizens and defetly re-
lieved the owners of the pocket
books therein found and erept out
again. The business house of G.. +.
Mckinney was also visited and sew
eral dollars taken. He became too
bold at the last place, he gave his
night call and aroused W. Ii. Har.
rison by attic mpting to remove his
pantaloons from under his pillow.
He was chased a considerable dis
lance but not caught. 1t was In
deed bold freak, and every means
will be used TO bring the vile Great
ure 70 justice.
FELIX REGINA.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1884-10-18
Local and Personal.

"A man is never so soon healed
as hurt.
Corn wanted at S. G. & J. r.
Speers.
The order of "The Lone STAR"
still flourishes.
A new stock of Boots & Shoes
at Phillips & Bakers.
Boone County has 5,424 chill
dren of school age.
If you want No. Wagon, go
to Phillips & Bakers.
S. W. Bradley is the proud ia
Their of fine new baby.
w. T. Cunningham and family
returned home yesterday.
-l5 cases of new prints just re-
ceived at Phillips & Bakers.
Big Stock OF Hats at the Bar.
gain Store of j. ID. Tyson's.
Cook stoves with complete out.
fit at Nicholson & Moss, for Sl4.
Something new - Canned
Cranberrys at the City Bakery.
--Frosh lemons, honey and jcl.
lies of all kinds at tho City Bak-
cry.
Hot coffee and cold lunches at
all hours of the day, at Fasbender's
CITY Baker.
TO correct an evil which al
ready exists is not so wise as TO
fOresee and prevent it.
j. d. Tyson's Bargain Store is
full to the overlooking with great
bargains. Strictly cash.
You will come near getting
what you want st J. o. Nicholson
& Moss than any house in town.
To become an able man in any
profession there are three things
necessary-nature, study and prac.
tice.
= j. o. Nicholson & Moss store
Iouso IS full Of goods and they will
sell Thorn cheaper than any ono in
town.
Good manners are the result of
much good sense, some good nature,
and little self denial for the sake
of others.
For SAlo-Improved farms and
hne residence property throughout
tho county, +. M. GARvIN, Real Els.
tate Agent.
Parties desiring a speedy sale
will do wefto place thor property
in tho hanos of f. M. Garvin, Real
Estate Agent.
Few efforts are more unsuocess.
full, iow labors are more unavaling
than those of the reiormer who has
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1884-10-18
LODGE DIRECTORY.

DooNE LODGE, No. 814. A. f. & A. Nj.
p Meets Saturday night, on or before the
hull moon of each month. John Murphy,
W. M, N. W. Dorsey, Secretary.
HARRIsoN LODGE, No. 81. 1. O. 0. F..
u Meets every Thursday night, A, G..
Phillips, N. g., A. J. Lopp, Secretary.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1884-10-18

Farm of 800 acres, only 3 ] 2
mlos southwest of Harrison. All
under fence. 100 acres in oultiya.
ton. 1000 bearing fruit trocs, two
excellent springs, good timber,
good frame house, stables, cribs, etc.
and S2i00 takes it.
II. NJ. GARylE, Agent.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1884-10-18
RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
EUREKA SPRINGS RAILWAY.

Trains leave as follows:
Lesves Eureka at $40 am. and $40 pm.
beligman 1890 am, and 445 pm.
Trains arrive as follows:
Arrives at Eureka l1.30 am. and 6:25 PM
Arrives at Seligman 9:55 am. and 4:l0 pm.
The $40 am. train connects with the
Frisco train going south, and no $40 pm.
train connects with the Frisco train going
north. POWELL CLAYTON,
General Manager.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1884-10-18

Il have the pleasure of saying
to my customers that my stock Of
Dry goods and notions, mens'youths
and ohlldrens' clothing, Ladies',
Misses and chlldrens' Cloal<s, Circu.
lars, Jackets and Havorocks, Boo ts
and Shoes, for the fall and winter
trade is now complete. Having
bought at bed rock prices, | am On.
abled TO give you good goods at low
prices. Come and see, thanking
you for your iavors IN the past,
am with respect, etc.
j. d. Tyson.
--Ifyou wish to know who keeps
the best Bargain House in Harrison
call on j. o. Nicholson & Moss.
They will convince you that they
will sell you more goods for loss
money than any one in town.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1884-10-18
8rllefunte 5nstitute.
Boone County. Ars.

A. e. CAHNAuAN, A. b. lput..,..,.
w. 5. SULLIVAN. A'ihe'l"'S'
Mrs. Fanny b. Walters, Teacher Of Music.
This Institute will make its TWELFTH
Annual opening on the Second Monday in
September 1884. The sch olastic year will
be divided into two terms Of five months
each. Tuition from Sl00 to $500 per
month; Board including fuel, washing and
lights $500 to So 90 per month, For cir
cular address principals
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1884-10-18
School Apportionment.

Below we give the apportion.
ment made by the County Court, of
the School funds, and the amount in
tho County Treasury credited to
each District:
Amount from State appointment /:
State Scrip, S1409 %
U. S. Currency, 1881 O5
Amt. Per Capita Tax, of 1888:
State Scrip, s 444 Is
U. S. Currency, 1,743 10
Balance not apportioned, 1888:
State Scrip, 800 35
U. S. Currency, 81 81
Currency to pay for conveying funds
from Little Rock, $50
Loss 2 per cent. Treas. Commission
on S7,94752.
State Scrip, 5 81 06
U. S. Currency, 100 SO
Balance to apportion:
State Scrip, Sl,836 66
U. s. Currency, 1888 SO
Iotal aggregate School popula-
ton, 5,424
Balance in Treasury
State Scrip, $40 IA
U. 5. Currency, 10 10
Amt. apportioned to each person
between the ages of six and twenty.
one years:
State Scrip, 33 cts
U. >. Currency 90 cts.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1884-10-18
Election Proclamation.

Notice is hereby given t. at there will be
held General Elec ton at each and every
one of the several voting precincts in Boone
county, Arkansas on Tuesday the 4th day
OF November. 1884. At which time and
places the following officers arc to be voted
for and elected.
Two Presidential electors for the State ut
Large, and one each tor the lst, 2nd, Bird,
4th and 9Th Congressional Districts.
One Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
Of Arkansas.
One Congressman for the 9Th Congress
ional District Of Arkansas. ...
Given under my official signature this
Both day of September 1884,
J. d. Atkinson, Sheriff OF Boone
Bounty Ark.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1884-12-10
VARIETIES.

In Boston the yearly tax averages $3.50 TO
each inhabitsnt
Tourgueneff is the author of the word Nj
hilist IN politics
The value of landed estates in England is
rapidly deprecisting.
The use of trade marks vas common among
the merchants OF ancient Babylon.
During the past week there were three
deaths in Havana from yellow fever.
Victor Hugo eats dried herring and crack
ers every night Just before going to bed.
An English lord who married an American
lady is now a furniture agent in London.
There are in England S47 female black
smiths. Women are forging to the front.
Left-handed penmSnship is now taught, it
Is said, in a number Of American schools.
Prohibition does not apply to lovers, for
they wOuid never marry but for ardent spiS-
its.
A Philadelp hia worasn who has an Income
of $50, 900 ear has been guilty OF shop
lifting.
In the Himslayss there are six meals n day
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less thsn six hundred and fifty dollars in the
Punjsb.
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title 70 rank among the destructive imple-
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who WIS in Office only q month, all our Pres
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The Lord Mayor OF London is Methodist
lay preacher. and recently delivered q ser
mon at the opening OF the Methodist chuxch.
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| pcot6ncy.