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Copartucrhlp Notices.

y BaoADwtY NFw.YoR<. Zee. !, l-si.
V'IlE firm Of T.. Is. Willard y Co. l. this day
j dissolved by limitation
dAtlOn.
tSlgned Is. WILLARD.
~. Is ~tNANION.
AMOHh q. HODGES.
". q. r. Al. IT,.
FRI DERRICK II. GOULD
- BgotuwAY. Nrw.l ouR. Dec ]. 1855
Tho business Of The firm ~ B.. B. WILL KID co. viii De
cOnt.n uod by the under signed
lSi.urdl y. * WILLARD.
q. 49, SCRANTON,
W. q. RaAp.Ir.
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JAkiTE, DcHUllIullY IuInSUeu, sunny
~ front ROOM third story with bed Dom and closets as9
smaller room IN private family; references Apply at Al
NEWLY furnished rooms, fine board, So
~ 70. iO4 Lexington ave. near 42d-s
GUT of SUNNY ROOMS, neatly furnished,
T 994 o @ 0T o %n T rSs spI place
rVO LET, with board, large-sized hall
''" 80 East l9th.st.
, EAST ATHEIST One extra large hall
- room with closets superior table, references e1
= EAST 3OTH-ST.-Elcgantlv furnished
- rooms on second ana ri floors IN suits or single with
9TH AVENUE, 800. Third floor suite of hand
- also for gentlemen with boardi refer
euceS
q EAST 41ST-ST ---Rooms to let with board,
- in arst-class house References
Oc EAST 29TH-ST., with board second
.lO door let sepatay or together also room suitable
% EAST2OTH-Sr.-Second and third. floors,
30 with private atnrooms; breakfast desired rooms
for gentle ucn en- suite or siney
West Side.
CENTRAL, LARGE FRONT ROOM, first
1sc G n rp3 %Gm Faa T2 l qsS O'' also
ELEGANT suite of rooms, with or without
dinn5ro , Telarencss 5, Vest J7h.st
ZINE ROOMS en- suite or single also for gen
usncn wlh first class board reference ,s.,..,
EOR RENT.-Suitp of rooms, with bath,
rc9ly iuln She'd m privat, family both light and
pleasant. 81 West ltl-st. lca lia-aye.
FURNISHED parlors sinsly or together;
j references. 1T West l4th.st.
| AEGE FRONT ROOM furnished; also
- tniri story -n -'c room. 81 West 2lstst
IN PERKY-Sr-Large and small rooms
~ en- suite or sugiy. with frstcass tables also large
back paror
PLEASANT ROOMS with board, at G4 West
4 jad-st.; references exchanged.
DESPONSIBLE parties wishing to make WIN
rrueut- ind hrstcla's board, welfurnshed
with private baths At 81 West 37thst references
changed.
.lD-FLOOR. also other handsomely furnished
rooms. choice part Of Murray IN with or without
private table, c,trct-r,n,es. At II West 35th-st.
ia WEST 1SIH-S ST., near jth-ave.-IIand-
- somely furnished rooms. with board: reie' ences.
% WEST 26rH-ST. One handsome SUITE
30 hrst hoori also pleasant story
superior board.
DSTH-ST.. 46 WEST. Handsome rooms, en-
80 auto on snsci excellent table, sanitary pumbing
references.
WEST 4STH-ST.-Two separate rooms
~ with private family table board # desired
1T WEST 45TH-ST - 3-storv. $1,000;
u west fjth.st. - 600; story 22d $l.7OO Attn,
s.story loo; 70 West 5.n sl50l.
:. NJ 81 AkELl, 1925 Broadway.
Brooklyn.
1OH HICKS STA back parlor nicely furn-
--sIO lsncd open fire. To rent TO gentlemen cheap Also
hail rooms, - per week
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miscellaneous.

fJNO MANUFACTURERS party going TO
the principal civ OF Washington Territory 10 remain ia
open for bus IN the Territory route wa ii
Paul undoubted references. Address n r. THIS office
A DVERTlSENENTS FOR THE NEW
~ " RK IRl LUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
HPTo"N OFFICES, 20. lZ3i Broadway. corner ThiTtY
nrst-st until m, 9bS BToa way, between rwenty
second and IweItythirt sts until ID. IT,,
y IN rdst. corner Eighthave, at regular ONCE rates
rg'HE M0RAVIAN RAG DOLL, to quote a
prominent writer ls the most Christian looking doll
have my children delighted with It," Sold r
the Mission Fund. 81. postpaid
M0RAVIAS DOLLS, Boz 1876, Bethlehem Penn.
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CanclrQ 9ea0emes.


4 LEXANDER MACGREGOR'S. I12 5TH-
~ ANE-Private lessons and classes every day Gentle
mems classes Monday and Thursday evenings
4 SCHOOL FOR DANCING and DEPORT-
- MEN TeOpencd for tho season 1913 9Th Mr.. r.
HARVARD HElLLY'S pupils meet Mondays and Ihdrs-
days. Glasses always Opsn. see circular.
A Lien DODWORTH, 6S1 5TH-AVE,
~ ASSISTED BY HIS SON, FRANK DODWORTH
Classes and private LESSONS Gentlemen Monday and
Thursday evenings
class for little Tuesdays Fridays at half
past TWO commences December 3. send for circular
A 5 MIR. TRENOR exclusively occupies his
"a Academy Building broadway and 52dst he gives les
sons In dancing daily. Circulars.
DE GARM0'S CLASSES IN DANClNG.-NO.
~ l,476 Broadway. N2d.st.)
EERNANDO'S DANCING ACADEMY, 1G2
East o'th-st Bank Building Class Lessons and Pr
waite INSTRUCTION cry day evening circular
a Large Han 10 let FOR select Entertainments
GEORGE WALLACES CLASSES, 121
- west 3Sth;st, near Broadway and Harlem Park.ave
120thst. circulars
II GEORGE DODWORTH, II West 2Ath-st.,
q. formerly with Mr. Allen Doiworih Now open SEQ
ircuars Room to let iOr Germans etc.
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BOSTON. NEWPORT. NORTH AND EAST,
ORWICH LINE,

n ORWICH LINE.
~ Rednct0n Of fares TO points; Boston SO Worcestss
8" so steamers leave Pier 90 North River foot Oh Na
next pier above street Ferry AZ fSo p u amy
except sunday.
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CIVCYNtu Dec 3-Flout 0uet AMI sicNYi Family
- ODoei 3D. iau,y -, - 70. Wheat drnt Va Rot
&c.. TecrIut- son. shpuHut- luu1 Iu-h corn '1""r
40 Mixed. t51aiGc oats urus NJ = Nit"i goo
Kvc-No Fun UaC Barley o. trt No = NpuuE frc
uru 40 - larJ -tri1V - 3'Hs' "t -.
Bukmclt- ste1dvt -lonil-r' IS 30. ~h'rttp - o. .
GJct AMI Iru. -IlIIrrN ~ 90 -npr~uh > % 8
slou cIstr ti 20. WhI-s-y urn ans st'tlv a. II -
Hos- gmctt Common AMI 81 snt 'b "ftt''. ft'N
NJ and Butchers 50 55qsJ gOi ZOO neid 'I,o
urut-. Isl hr4u
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THE PErROLEUM MARKET

sharp reaction was enjoyed by the certii-
cate speculation yesterday, although there was only
moderate increase ia The volume Of business The rise
needs no other explanation than the attempt Of cN-
cessyc interest to coupled with natural
reaction from cyiraordi airy feeling of depression
which has nllcd the market Of late The news from
the OIL fields stu Is comparatively unmpOrtant. the
owners ~ ilc Kane well. iu VI kcau county, Penn,
continuing proceed c-urry IN the work ul opening
up their property. The Anchor wells, 100 the klhhua
district. Glowing ~ aboJ 90" same ritr ~ cN-
pcct,d. Prices fell only shade below the hual tgutc.
W.iucs uy, aud then improved Hs the Gay advanced
90 ~ cents The close fully rm az slight rH,-
ton the best points Of tie day Garry IN rates
still are low.
Tue range Of prices and the total dealing at the Con
iIntcd Exchange were as follows:
Opening ............-- ssh IoW'-t... ~'-
Highest o-ii IInli....... .-.. 81 %
The refined market was unchanged.
BRADFORD. Penn. Dec. 3.-Crul" Du-Nluo1N Tran
III Certificates opened AZ s-4 ana ciosat 40 olA.
highest pr.c,. 92',. lowest price. st8 Clearaaco'.
2,j-~.poO barrels.
on CIt. Penn, Dec 3-Crri' Ou-Nttonli Tran
st Certificates opened az s-- and clo."l 90 9l =
highest price. 9-is, lowe, price, SSH sales.
3i23g00 barrels; clearance. 5-piODD r4rre.. runs.
- barrels; shipments. GD2-9 barrels. chArtcrt
80 3Ol barrels.
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Dnslucss ChGurcs.

Bnslucss ChGuces.
EOR SALE.-rhc chance OF lifetime. | will
sell goOls-cOthng boots and shoes and
Tho trade the state. poor health
Address p. q. Box c, Erie Illinois
EOR SALE.-AvOn Inn mt Key East Beach. n
piney health midway between NcwN Ork and Phil
adcpha The best In particular the Newlor
Location for and winter business
surpassed \ good payiuc Investment demo stratrd.
rice and terms reasonable order 10 continue improve
ments 10 the general property Address
L. BATCHELOIl l.2Bl Chestnut ST., Philadelphia
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RECORDED REAL. ESTATE TRANsFER1-NY CITY
Tho following the real estate Transactions recorded
yesterday
Graui.,t .75r of cIutoust 2,xIoo Bach
20 i" '''' - u oi -ost DO 6,7o ,c Jo-rpnP
,eth .''n - I5S Z " o. 1stAyc 5oAloo5. Clrkson
and wilc to- 10 Hr.dT. .--..---, ..,.--,...
-''.' ro, ,s, fli,.t.,. tn VI ,r; G. siaraltii
Leonard H. so %. ant ..spti Iim-.t . E.dr,d2e
''' o' frame ram .'. - WIZ '' 1900
lcraon and auoti,@' TO ir,a Woore 10000
'''5 ST Go.aa w. 49, - uooq
"',. 1af W. l. Worn, aaa VIE to Martin 800 1900
Gap'.n, and vie 10 Adrneit Nc.mc'r '..
Cher ana r'fc To- fivaii an.aami .. 1000
Chnion.-r. No2i@. II ~chmar and wife 10 AMMO
or.a,s d e. cor Il j ith..t i1oEiooII squire
siac. rri.i GO To- io6n Niiaa 100
A,,.A and lsth st, iu,liKlis John % Hobby .o.o
r1r am, another to May IS iluthr. ,nd another 2o2oo
thoay Ki,,Icr to { VI stewart -. 100
Mc cruy AMI VIZ, to J 5ieeaIc 1000
Ell 10 l. ii Mar.t,'lar ,,. $500
anG vic to J. Harhr. 10000
aran'gG and another To- oagcr and anothcr 5000
loS,oS q Il F,lune ,ud wf. oJ io-t~ick 1900
Gocrc,.,t. SOS sci 10 i0- Quiuarl and another 200,
wa!Sr IT, Sc s and j hcry.t same to same 5000
lJbtY--t II Il O. Of Cputt,andtayc. -5XluU; JnO
-hlc.cr to John frees .-.......-.
ll9th.-,. e. +, IA n NJ lstave -oyloo 10. William
Cohtos George ~chfcu'r aud mother ...... 1900
BOTH n. ~ n Of tOurtlaudf 2tKiOO; JnO
aud wife % iI slpcth sch. rser
Is th.st. 10 n " Oi -thist Jt..N.t" llNrregu
la J II DIerty referee. 10 = i ip.rks. $3.50
tlm.-f n cor 80 i,nrl.-t. IONTA2Ni9.TN53.S fise
Boyd t. J Catbcrry .... ...-...-. ..--...
property. i J tarbcrry TO Robert Boyd
brcS'r to liza 2,rr '.. '''" ?C25
sSioiG F 3 pai6sto Mary ) NSci.,o 49,, 5000
West ltl--t T. ~ 10 " ~ Wiyrrly place 2DH
..'...'. 1880
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Tires smdi AM.

RESSMAKING-By dressmaker who I'M
- derstI nds eating and fitting ladies' and chldren's
dresses ew more customers by the day week Address
MANION. 800 6tlaye
nRESSMAKERS ScamstreSse., UphOlsterers
- and Carpetsewers may Oe obtained at the Young
W0mous Christian Association, formerly East l5thst.
now NJ East l2th-st
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Cost an0 FOUND

Lost an0 Found
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
IA YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE- RECEIVED AT THE
Y PTOWN OFFICES, No. LBS Broadway. corner Thirty
rsts. until D. and 3uS West Twenty hird-st corner
Eghthave No Is Four have, corner FOurteenh-st
Third ave. corner FOrys aventh.st No LOO Ihirdave
near Ntleh.st, and at the HARLEM OFFICE Third
ave corner one hundred and. TWEEN hfths m at
regular lice rates Also BROOKLYN - and 81 Com ST.
| OS Pass boots. NJ. Of, 10, lsSuru bt tLe
INSTITUTION for he Savings of Merchints Clerks The
finder viii please leave at the bank NO 20 Mon square
u IN REWARD.-n the neighbOrhoOd of
W w 6th.ave. and 5ithst young Fox Ter1er Bitch,
white with black head ard black spot at junction OF tail and
body: body marked with ndistnct black spots Above
ward VIII be pad On return TO
ll9 West 54th.st.
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NEw-YoRK. Thursday, Dec. 2. 1885.
c following sales were held at the Exchange and Auction
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The following sales were held the ExchtngGand Auction
Room to-day
BU .J0hp =. r. SBiUH.
ic ~ of @ ave. lot H. Sxio6i .pfasuc s3 800
S15SiS ~ "i,@ o o p jno McSulty $4,000
slmiar dwelling with lO. so -5t E.st H-t@-t u y, $1,000
So, II o.avs. lot 23K-t1. Herman Wronknw IOluO
! j--tort building md --tory house with Ot, No 32
y io, i51s, same Suyrr 5000
IN (. T. B,rc.cr r san.
! story building Win lot. 80 D. Cathaune.st. =
ve.,.,pS M VI |''''''" ~ wv $4,000
EUL.J. 4 l. YhiNiDs
lot West Gl-t--i 100 n ~ lth-lvt. 2JXloo
Isaac Leruucutr- buOp
In Eicbpld =. HpT7CuG CO.
9.4tarv brick buildings with lots SOS 10 and II
Av,.p % Il 90 % 9Th st. lots lHl13I tach; ,,.,o
James ID Cary. I"'"V
LONG ISLAND PROPERTY.
Watson House property AZ Babylon samuel Weeks $500
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Rooms iuantc0

THREE unfinished rooms for. gentleman,
wife md mother IN first class neighboruood between
SAN and 1uth -. On and al, ayes; meals by caterer
rental not over rs monthly. Address
MARTIN" 500 West 42d-st.
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Ointer Resorts

SUMMIT, n. j. PARK HOUSE.
open All the ye1r; large FOODS newly decorated and ur
nlshed best sanitary plaza nco.eJ III
glass one hour On cit nv DEL ac and W cxnress fris
mouse nNe 1husS iron stator over dag walk macada
hH@eu IoAd JOHN A. HICKS. PToDT1etr.
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BOARD dn6 Rooms.

East Side.
LARGE. beautifully furnished. sunny
~ front room Dry with bed and cOsets also
a smaller room; private family references Apply at AZ
25d-st
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NFl tf X DF o. tAifa.N d n y 70.
CUArft-T0N Dec 3-TIrpoutur du,l ~ ~
kAFASNAu. Dec. g. - Iururut. ur quiet 20 atc-
NuHiNsIos. Dec. B. luIDruuue urm AZ &c
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A -RONDOUT. KINGSTON and CATsKILL
STONINGT0N LINE:

PROVIDENCE LINE for freight only steamers Nasnu
and Pegno leave 30 " r., foot Warrens, daily eh
ceut sunday. st &3O D. In
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Gin I1roprrtp 10 fet.
BROOKLYN prousrtp For Sale anS DO Es.

/ OTIS FOR SALE along Brooklyn Elevated
~ Railroad. NOW IL the best time buy.
rutland d WRITINGS BeekmanAL
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NEWLY furnished rooms, fine board SD
~ two hall rooms 80 4O4 Lexngtonave near 4Zd-st
QUIT of SUNNY ROOMS, neatly furnished,
- board. ami wife, also ballroom
for gentleman iZ2 East l9tb-s, corner Trying place
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rVO LET, with board, large-sized hall
'" 80 East l9th.st.
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G. W. CARLETON CO. publish this week, a very re-
uarkable novel by very remarkable woman
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For Younr Ladies-Countrv.

DOCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack- he
Ia Hudson-Prcparatorv and business for gentlemen.
graduating coursr Tor ladies; teachers. Winter
SESSION OF cn4 Jan. 4. send for catalogue.
". II. BANISTEH. 4. NJ. Trin.
CT. AUGUSTINE, FLA, LADIES ACAD-
- Envy combining southern Home IN city proved br
be the healthy tie Continent With thor
ougn course in English. Languages, Must Drawing and
Painting &C., &c. Address f.. :. MUNDAN, Principal,
BOX 100, Il. August. ne. Fla
WINE ELMS," Springfield, ass.-Familv.
Il DAY aud Music school for iirl& Primary. Academic
Classical ana POst-GTdiuatr Courses
Sharp County record., 1885-07-30

The law officer Of the post office depart
inent decides that postmaster who uses
The funds coming into bis hands for any
length Of time between the date Of its
receipt and the time he is required to de-
1osit Che same, is guilty Of embezzlement
which subjects him to fine and imprison"
nent. When received, postal funds are
to remain untouched By any hand until
they reach the Golfers of the government.
Sharp County record., 1885-07-30
ADJOINING The HOME.

If home is everything, then we cannot
do too much to make it attractive Inc
man who says mere use is enough and
beauty is folly, deserves only to be claSsed
with the cattle feeds, who have as much
sentiment as he has. We are pas: that low
line in our civilization where it is tolerated
to say that anything that will answer is
good enough. We want something more
and better. Mere subsistence is not life
If it is, then what do the promises OF i'm
mortal existence amount to. A home Is,
or ought to be, more than astOpping place
merely, a place to eat, drink and sleep IN.
1t should be the nursery of all gentle
thoughts and loving affections. 1t should
first develop the finer elements in our ma
lures, and then bind them together around
fixed center. Home is the neeleus of
all future growth and goodness. 1t Is the
center of all our affections. 1t is the
abode of contentment and peace. There
fore it is spot to be adorned, within, and
without, to the uttermost; to be made
pleasant end beautiful; to be embOwered
in trees and sheltered with Yerdurous
,hrubbery; to be made inviting externally
with carpet of green grass, borders Of fra
grant flowers, and festOons of growing
vines. Within, woman's tender care and
refined instinct will convert it into an ely.
-ium, we do not care how plain it is or
how soant the resources for embellish
ment.
No one possesses so many opportunities
for making home an earthly paradise as
the man who has it in the country. Sun,
air. water, grass, trees, flowers, all are at
mis- hand, and almost without money OF
price He has more things to create al
deal home out of than any one else who
could be named Yet he seems as a rule
70 throw them all away, wasting his lie
in a covetous impatieEce at not having his
ines cast in pleasanter places. If he
could see it, and would make The most OF
t, he has it in his power to make all other
men envy him. No mans home can pos
IDLY be made more attractive than hie.
No man can live life of such beautiful
ylainness, such sweet wholesome simplici-
y, such ideal independence, such near
ness to nature, our common mother such
domestic integrity and undisturbyd repoSe
As the family is called the unit OF toe
state, so is the home the foundation Of or
ganised society and the hope of developing
civilization. Can we, any of Us, show too
much devotion to it? Can we betray too
great fohdness for it? Can we espend
either effort or means, thought or taste,
upon it without being sure of getting an
lmmeasurably large return To plant
shrub, tree, flower, or vine 10 an easy
hing; but each of these adds daily
beauty and grace to home that grows
with secret power in the heart and
'olds us faster by the ties of fkindred affec-
tion. .-Ex.
Sharp County record., 1885-07-30

ISere, the name of the vessel that
brought over the Barthcldi statue, 10 pro-
nounced Ee-zair. 1t is also the name of
a department of France and river
Of Sardinia.
The London Truth gives the following
original observation on astronomy from a
sermon ola Welch curate preaching to an
English congregation: ga starr Is but a
litl dot in the skyee. Saw many STAIRS
mex one plannst. Saw many planrats
mex constellesshon. Saw many constel.
lesshons mex one milkee we, SiE milkee
wes mex ore -or-ib9rriallis,
Sharp County record., 1885-07-30
FROM IZARD.

NJ. EDITOR As have never written
@ long article, | hope you will be kind
enough to give this place in your paper
On the morning of the Goth ult we re-
ceived the intelligence of the death of
Miss Mollie Dobbins, and repaired to the
graveyard at Antioch church, where she
was buried. The funeral services we're
conducted by Rev. J. W. Miller in an
able manner. Then in company with
Rev. ]. D. Ragan we mounted our mis-
sonary traveller and soon found ourselves
at Willow Spring church. After spend
ing about two hours in divine service, we
remounted and soon found ourselves at
the house of S. Z, Dover, where the night
was spent. On the morning Of the 2lst,
after partaking heartily of an excellent
breakfast prepared by Mrs. Dover and
her estimable daughters, we again return
ed to the church above mentioned. After
preaching and a ride of two miles we
| found ourselves at the residence Of Rev.
A. j. Whaley. After hearty dinner
and two hours rest we again took the road
and O. ride of one hour found US at the
lovely home of Rev j. D. Ragan On
the morning of the 22l we took south
westerly course and passed number of
excellent farms and we inspected the
crops very closely and wish to inform
your readers that they are fine and if any
f them wish to locate in lizard we will
take pleasure in showing them the land
and crops. We think we have as good
land and water and as healthy a locality
as can be found in the state. Also good
schools and churches,
BROWNLoW TAYLOR.
Sharp County record., 1885-07-30

Gen. U. s. Grant died at Mt McGregor
New York, at S08 o'clock q. m July 23d,
1885, aged 60 years, 2 months and 20
days. IN the presence of death nation
is United in mourning-united in sorrow
for The death Of an illuStrous American.
His lust and generous action manifested
coward tie grandest army the world has
seen, under the leadersh p of the greatest
captain Of tne ages or receiving the
sword Of Lee at Appomattoz, will be re-
nembered by Americans as long as race
szistc bearing that proud name.
Sharp County record., 1885-07-30
THE GIRLS.

The girls are fond of gay ara,
They love to kiss ba-B;
inconsistent they oft display,
and they'll eat can D, maybe.
They'll expeot to mar,E wealth
And Z tort make to do it;
They're fond of eulo &; poor health
Most all H-ieve and rue it.
They love l S cream; stick on their hats
A blue-J quite stupendous;
They play ero~K which ends in spats
And bus L show tremendous,
They'll write a gushing po NJ sweet;
With tears their eyes will glis-N;
A plan Q they often beat
While folks unhap-P listen,
Their @ riooity is great;
They like a hero Low R;
They bang their tress S most ornate
And thus their bu Y cover.
They'll ehake you like the Z, too
And en- V feel and show it;
If single they will ",
For they're \ pert and know it.
They seldom know tie reason Y,
And often they are la Z;
Z if you love them they will try
Tc drive you almost crazy.
H. c. DOdqc Il CbicGGo 9gv,
Sharp County record., 1885-07-30

At the democratic congressional con-
7ention held at Tezarkana, July 23d,
Hon. Thes, G. McRae of Nevada county,
was nominated on the l72d ballot, to fill
the seat made vacant by the promotion of
Hon. j, Z Jones to be U. s., senator
Col. IcRae was chairman of the demo-
cratic state convention of 1884, has served
his county in the legislature, his party as
slector, and will be remembered as Sharp
.ounty's choice in tie convention of 1882
for congressman at large, end. was only
beaten for the nomination by Hon.. c. R.
breckenridge BY few VOtes' lie Is a
7ative of Arkansas.
Sharp County record., 1885-07-30

Bishop Sharp, director of the Union
Pacific railroad, Bishop CIawson, double
6ou-in law Of Brigham Young, and Hen
ry Dentoody, have been indicted at Salt
Lake City for unlawful cohabitation,
(polygamy] and under the late decision
Of the U. S. supreme court, that it is
valid objection to juror that he is NOR
mon, whether practicing poygamy or
not, some likelihood of conviction arises.
Sharp County record., 1885-07-30

State superintendent W. E. Thompson
has appointed times and places for hold
ing the district normal institutes for the
present summer. The institute foT this
judicial circuit will be held at Mountain
View, Stone county, Aug Sd. This will
be -ather inconYenient for this district, as
Stone i6 in the extreme eouthWes tern part
of the circuit,
Sharp County record., 1885-07-30

Queen Victoria has succeeded in marry
ing off her youngest daughter, the Prin-
cess Beatrice, to a we'll heeled dutchman
Prince Henry of Battenburg, which event
Secured on the 23d inst, at the church
in Wappihgham, siz miles from Osborne.
Victotia's country seat. Those who at
tended say it was big wedding.
Sharp County record., 1885-07-30

The July apportionment of the school
funds has just been made BY Supt. Thomp
son. 1t is about74 to each child of school
age. The counties in our immediate
neighborhood will receive as follows :;
Stone S2,l66, Baxter S2702, Fulton
$1,000. Lawrence 1888, Sharp 1862
lizard 81, 4,299.
Sharp County record., 1885-07-30

Potomac correspondent Of the Gazette
writing from Marion county, asserts thai
there are $500 acres Of land on Bush
creek literally covered with zinc ores, in
eluding the calamine, sulphuret, silicat
and mafiOnite forms, the sulphuret and
silicato predominating. By the way,
Sharp has some 10 900 acres of these ores,
Sharp County record., 1885-07-30

This is the way western paper puts
IT. Thanks to the agricultural press,
brains are coming to the front in farming,
and the time is coming when the brightesr
boys will be prepared for the farm while
the family fool will be educated for law
ser Or sent to congress.
Sharp County record., 1885-07-30

There is yet a chance for marketing
the surplus of the immense wheat crop of
last year in Europe, as the present out
look in Russia indicates the poorest yield
for many years.