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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-26

eDaily except Sunday.
Zanesyille Accommodated leaves wheeling q
7:SS a N. and $40 p. m, Belairs ct s:io q N.
Moundsyille Accommodation lsiyu Whselt1s
II rs A n and arrives ut hoandzvtle st HAS p l.,
asily except Sunday.
Mannir gton Acoommodatiou leaves a t:lo r. 4
Through coach trom Wheeling 10 Columbus on 10.
?, leaving Wheeling ut s:iS A. Il, arriving d 70
r o. sleeping osrs On AL through traina
Csose connection inside for all points South an6
Southwest, Hsrth and Northwest making this DO
ble route for colSnists and persons moving 70 Ne
great vest, and 10 whom particular attention
Tickets to all principal points on .ais ut depot
Sleeping car accommodations can b secured at D
THos. H h HAAsE,
Ticket Agent B. q o. Depot
JOHN BAfLIE,
Ticket Agent under McLure Heuss
JOHN LANE, Tray. Passenger Agent
w. M. CLEMENTS, NJ. Off
r. 7. DEvRIES General Agent, Wheeiine
WHEELING AND PITTSBURGH DIVISION
On and after December n, 1894, passenger trsin
will run n follows, Wheeling time:
DEPARTURES
For Pittsburgh-s:25 = N, daily t:io q n, s:H
D. m, daily except Sunday.
p, m and SEQ p, m, daily except sandAyA
ARnvALA
From Pittbmgh-lo:66 q N, TOO .. N, dails
except Sunday; II :o6 2. N, daily.
From Washington-s:lo q N, loss p m, Is
d. m. daily except Sunday; II :o6 2. m, daily.
c. K LORD, GensrA Passenger Agent
THO6. n. KING, General Supt
Z D. SMITH, Paaa Agt, Pittsburgh.
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Committee REPosrs.

Mr. Morris-S. B. No. IsS, concerning
the assessment of taxes. Referred.
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Ca-o. Not a Liquid. Not a Snuff
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-26

CINCINNATI, February 25.-live Hogs
Quiet; common and light 50 80@S 90;
hacking and butchers 81 1905 80; re-
ceipts $500 head; shipments | 400 head
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-02-13

etmas, oas mebr @ner9ie urb Gbarafter
berrietb, als man bel einer 9alonbame
gu finoen pflegt, unb bie1ei@t forberte
gerabe bic iebige Stunoe biefe @nergie
uno biefen Gbarafter in Die @9ranfen,
benn bic 8lide oes 9errn in Uniform
su ibrer &e1ten unb Der brei iiinseren
Sffieiere, Die binter ibm ftanben, baf=
teten, ie tpeiter Die geremDnie borl9ritt,
befto forf@enber, dnsitli6er auf ibrem
GeIi6te, bas ttloeHen 10 falt unb rubig
blieb, tpie es bonn erifen Momente on
getpeIen.
Ser 8rdutigam an ibrer Seite mar
elm iunger Mann BON ettpa a6tunb=
3tuan5ig Sabren, cine iener ni@t eben
ieltenen @eitalten, bic tpie eigens ge=
fdaffen f9einen fit ben gldn5enoen
&abmen bes Salons, bic ,tur auf bies
fem goben ibre Bebeutung finben, ibre
Sriumpbe feiern uno ibr 2eben bin=
bringen. Son taoeaoier @legan3 in
9altung unb Soilette, perrletb iein
gan3es Wefen gIei6nobl ben SDbes
punt ber 8lafirtbeit. 9ie OF li9 fei=
men un6 an3iebenben 3iige trugen ben
Musbrud elmer 10 sren5enloien Mpatbie,
einer 10 t6otli@en @lei6siiltisfeit gegen
Maes un6 Sebes, baB iie ieben &ei3
fiir ben Beoba9ter berloren. Sas mar
alles 10 matt, 10 farblos, au6 ni9t
Elm 9au6 bon &6tbe auf ben Wansen,
aud ni9t ein 99ein bon 2eben in benz
@eii6te, bas ba ausiab, als f6nne es
ii@ neber tit 6reube nod in S9mer5
au Der minbeften grresung mebr auf=
i9wingen. @r bate feline 8raut gum
Mltar -gefiibrt, tpie man in bet @eiell=
i6aft bic Damen an ibren plab gelei=
tet, unb iebt fan6 er neben ibr unb
belt tire 9anb in ber feinen genau in
berielben apatbii6en Meiie. Weber
Die @i9tigfeit bes S9rittes, ben er gu
tbun i'm 8egriff ifono, nod bic g6on>
belt Der Grau, bic ibm anbermdblt tpers
ben iollte, f6ienen au6 nur ben gerings
fen @inorud auf i'm gu MAIDEN.
(5ortfesuns fOIst.)
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ii6 gu peruunoern, Die ipriidmortlide
9aoantbarfeit aemifler 6erri6aften auf
fi9 be5ieben f6nnen."
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Die Gfn@t Der aaiierin Gusenie.

Graf b'0erihon er5dblt ausfilbrli1
bic @ei6idte Der 6iu6t Der &aiierln
@ugenie, Der er ibre Garberobe unb
fonftige belueglide 9abe na95uliefern
beauftrast mar. Cur Mbreiie enti9loB
fib Die 3aiierin erft ON 4. September
9ta6mittags 8Dei ubr, unb 5mar auf
bringenoes Bitten oes 6lterrei1il9en
uno oes italieniiden Geianbten, Stir
iten Metternl6 uno Baron Nigra. rDie
awei Dorbergeben0en Moben maren fir
bic arme Jrau cine einsige Dual, elm
mabrer moralif1er 9ooestampf. Geine
Stunbe berging, mo nif)t cine Depei6e
fam, Die elm neues ungliif melbete Dber
elm altes beItdtigte. Inter bieien Sbrd=
men, III oieier Yer3meiflung atplfden
Nrbeit uno f6lafloien Nd9ten litten ibr
@eiit uno ibr &orper glei6 iebr. sic
belt fi9 nur aufreht bur1 itarfen 3afz
fee unb fonnte nur ruben, na9bem lie
grobe Oofen Gbtoral genommen. 2eB=
teres muroe aber fdliebli1 10 piel, oaB
bic Gaiierin f0rmllde Nnfdlle bon
Somnambuiismus befam, mdbrenb
6eren lie nit ftieren offenen Mugen boz
lab, ni9ts bon benz bemerfte, mas um
iie borglug, unb nl9ts bon benz per=
ftanb, mas man gu ibr fagte."
sic mabte raid Soilette, nabm einen
tleinen Reifefad, unb Garit Metterni9
CAB ibr ben Mrm; Baron Nigra fiibrte
bic 8orleierin Der &ailerin, Mabame
Sebreton, bic ibre @ebieterin ni1t pers
lai1en wollte. Die auei 8oti1after
fiibrten bic Damen bur9 ben Soupre
auf Die Strabe, festen fi9 nit ibnen in
eInen Jiafer, inbem Giirit Metterni6
bem &atf9er aurief: y9ta6 benz BOules
barb 9auBmann!" Sn bieiem Augenz
bid ging elm Strabeniunse porbei,
blieb iteben, firirte bic glufteigenben
unb rief: Das lit Die 2ailerinl" A5er
ytiemanb a6tete auf i'm. 9luf benz
goulebaro 9auBmamn ieBten ii9 Die
Glubtigen in einen anoern Slater unb
fubren 5u benz amerifanii6en 3abnar3t
Spans. Der bic Gaiierin f1on oils Mdb=
den gefannt bate unb piel in Den Sui,
lerien perfebrte. gr iteate ii6 ber &ai=
ierin poaftduoig Sur 8erfiigung. Sic
blieb Die yia6t iiber i'm Dauie bes
Sabnar5tes unb Morgens, ba ie bic
@iieababH um felnen preis benuben
tpollte, fubr lie in einem 2anbauer ab.
Sm Wagen iaBen iie uno Wsaoaute 2es
breton, Dettor guans unb Oottor
Crane, elm Greuno bon goans unb
glei6faas ametifaner. Oas &eile5iel
mar Deauoille; BON bort wolte Die
&aiierin perluden, na6 gnslaub gu
gelaugen.
Nls es gum SbOre bon 9aris-bur1
bic porte MaillOt- -binaussing, lebnte
gpans lid1 gum S9las binaus unb
| fragte bic bort pOltirten ytationalgar.
ben. mas es Neues gdbe. Die &alieriu
perltedte li6 binter ibm uno muroe
nibt bemertt. Als bas Sbor pafliri
mar, brad lie In lautes Weinen aug.
Man fubr bis Wantes, pO Wagen unb
pferoe sewe6ielt merOen muBten. Die
@eielidaft beitieg einen iogenannten
, 8erllner, oem 5lpei milerable @dul.
oorgeipannt paren. Sn einem tlsiueu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-02-13

Nmerifanerinnen un6 Stalieni>
i6en u@rafen." Die amerifaniiben
Mdo9en i6einen cine beionoere @or=
liebe fiir bic i9mar3dugigen italieni=
f9en @rafen unb Jarften au bas
ben, unb 5ablrei6 fino bic amif6en
ibnen abgeidlo1enen Chen. 9fad Der
Bebauptung zines unierer gon1uIe aber
fallen Die menisiten berielben aur 3u=
friebenbeit beiber Sbeile aus, ba bic
9erren Grafen es meiifens auf bas amez
rifaniide @elb abgeieben 'baben uno
1pdter ii9 uu1 ibre 6rauen nidbt mebr
tiimmern iollen. Die lange 2lite biefer
8erbinbungen III ourd Bic 0ermdb>
lung bon SRI. @pa Madap nit bem
prin3en @olonna permebrt morben.
Nus iener 2ite feien Die folgenben ya=
men ermdbnt: Sr1. Gielo, Giirftin
8rancaeicco; SRI. 2orillarb Spencer,
Giiritin 8iearara @enei; SRI. 8roabs
mooo, Jiiritin Guspoli; SRI. gonrab,
Mar6efa SeOboli; SRI. Ginnep, @rd=
tin @ianotti; SRI. Jilber, @rdfin @be.
rarbesca; SRI. &oberts, @rdfin @ali;
SRI. Grp, Mar6eia Sorreeiani; SRI.
2emls, @rdfin 8arbollni Mmabei; sSrl,
@illinber, Mar6eia bi San Maraano
unb Jrl. 9un9erforo, @rdfin Selfener.
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: Cine Wnetbote bonn @rafen M1oltle


= Cine Gnefbote bonn @rafen Moltle
eradblt Gr. 9ernburg in Der Sat-
3tg.": gs 1T in Dem betreffenben Mr<
tifel bic Ge6e bon ber i'm ruffifhen
Nolfe uno nalnentli9 in Der ruilif9en
Mrmee borbanoenen gfeigung au bette
rem Oiipiruugen. Damn beiBt es tpei=
ter: Sen @rafen MoItfe baben lie
aber bod ni6t baran gefriegt, bic flus
gen petersburger. Sic fiibrten ibm in
ben Surn5allen Der petersburger 3e=
eimenter INNER bieielben 2eute bor.
Mls maA BEN groBen Geloberrn frug,
ME ibn Die 2eute sefieIen, iagte er,
obne cine Miene gu per3ieben: sd
bemunbere Iaes an ibnen, ttamentli9
bic Uusbauer.
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(Gortlesung folgt.)

= Oie Neuiabrss s@ei6enfe = grfalz
tung, 9uifen unb aatarrb-fann man
fi6 bonn 9alle balten bur9 9lper's
Gberrp= peetoral. Wer bieie uebel TO-
glei6 gu befdmpfen perna6ldiiist, Ser
lduft Die @efabr Der Nusaebrung, bic
bic 5loiliIirten 2dnbern ben ie6iten She'll
aller Sterbfdlle berbeifiibren fol-.
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Mner's
Sarsapari11a

81 Elm irbr eonsentrirter aus,no ner eariabarilas
anh arnerer hIutreinieenaer @araeln nit aaIium.
unn Giien. Sabin berhnnhen mnb bas uni6dbIic5ite,
aaperldiiisite unb biisite 8lutreinigunssz zgitte,
bas man anperben fann. Dbne Sebl treibt es
alles 9lutsift aus BEN a0rpsr, berei4ert uup sr,
neut bas 8Iat, unb felt been befebenbe araft ber
% If bas bette befannte Mitter sesen efropteIn
nnS ale itrotbuI6ien ttebsI sesen RatbIami, 6it.
bIas4en, 6ls9ten, S&uaren. GeI@mirr, l5Ieiids
ss'pa4ie anb 6aatansi&Iase; ebenfo sesen ole
arantbeiten. bic burd biinnes nnb perarmtes gIut
Dsrurfa9t werben. wie Rbeumntismms. MeuraIeie,
rssnmatii5e Gi6t naeemeine gntfrditnna unb
inequalities Qatarrt.
eeiluns bon ent3iinbetent M6eamatismus.
nAser'searfapar arirra bat mid Don snts
,aasstem eteamatismas sebeiIt. an bem i'd pisIe
SABRE ssListsn bate. %. s. Woore."
Dtxbaia. Sa.. .. Mdr5 1882.
Brbere itrtpon
9r. 3. 6. abtr & Co., Guiuen, MaE.
81 anen apostsssn ~ seben: 81. 8 Slaiaen Is.
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Widtis fit Nnsmanberef.
@rOBe YreisermdBisunS in Der lleberfabrt.

Der llnteraeidnete 1T ermGhtist YaiIaae.
f1eine son Bremen nod Gan antonio fiir
$38.25 fur erpaGfene YerIonen ausautieueu.
ainber inter q Sabren 3abIen bic Sdlfte.
Der Yreis fur bic 3eife BON Gan autonio
mad 9renaen 1T ebenfaas berbdItnibmabis
berabgeiett norben.
Gerner Billets au erniebrieten Wreifen bon
aatuerptn, 6otre, 9iperpooI, Queenstopn,
S4Dsoen, Ddntmarf unb storipesen nod Gan
dntonio nnb 3uri6.
adberes 80 erfabrsn Bel
6. @riefenbed,
22,f ,tup @aiiases gsent San antonio.
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Sn ber gldbe bon Mllen Garm
entiprangen 4 Der bort i'm Gelbe arbeis
tenben 3udtbausitrdflinge.
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9aeesfraoen

Warum fann Sim Sart 70 btl.
Zig perfaufe1,2
@eil CT feine Sbeilbaber unb
&eiieabe BAT uno alles fir gaar
serfauft. ST banoelt l,aa benz
@obe: ualeine prpfite unb srpee
@tnnabmen+"
Sharp County record., 1885-08-06

There was a meeting of The cabinet
called on the 90th ult, at which every
member was present, The session was
short and was devoted almost entirely t.
he consideration of routine matter2 be-
fore the several departments. Reference
was made to the Grant obsequies, and il
was decided that the president and all the
members of the cabinet would attend the
funeral ceremonies in New York They
will leave Washington in separate car
Friday, Aug 7. Apartments have a.
ready peen engaged. 1t is not likely tl~'
he president will return Immediately at.
Ter the funeral, as it is his purpose to take
A few weeks recreation 10 the Adirondack
Mountains as soon as he can get away
Dr. Ward, of Albany, and Col. Lamont
will probably be his only companions in
the mountains. In order to devote his
entire time to the the business which has
accumulated in his office, before his de-
oarture, the president will be compelled
TO deny himself to callers, except upon
urgent public business, for several days.
Sharp County record., 1885-08-06

An enterprising Arizona editor makes
the following announcement. "We have
iecided to put the question: who is the
biggest liar in this town. under the fol
lowing conditions: An election box has
been fitted up in our sanctum, which will
be open for the reception Of votes tomor
row morning. Any one, male or female,
can vote who buys copy Of the Howler
rom orr able and gentlemanly devil.
who will act as poll clerk. Voters can
vote as often as they please, the only con
ition being that they shall purchase as
many copies Of the Howler as they depos-
1t votes. The polls will be closed when
no more people can be persuaded to vote.
Al. Bodgett, efficient bartender of the
"Montezuma," will set up the drinks for
all who vote, at our expense. When the
result Of the voting is announced we have
arranged to give the successful candidate
a serenade and a purse Of $40, and for
this we ask the contributions Of our cul-
ured and refined constituency. We may
add that We shall not deem it an insult il
our friends should cast their votes for US
Sharp County record., 1885-08-06

Che land Office receiVership at Harrison
continues 10 hang fire. Mr.. King, the
new appointee, is accused of orookedneSS
in the clerks Office, and of being policy
democrat; ard it IS also allcdged thai his
most ardent supporters are the land oth-
GERS themselves, who arc republicans.
This last accusation is no reason that his
appointment should be set down on by
Mr.. Peel. No one can object to republi-
cans recommending good men for office;
neither is every man republican who
receives republican votes at an election
Republicans are not expected to stay at
home end not vota because the candidates
for local Offices happen to be democrats
As for the staunchness OF MIR. King
democracy we are not prepared to vouoh
but with the evidence before us we will
pit Klng's soundneSs against Peeps and
bet two to one on King
Sharp County record., 1885-08-06

and Thomas and Hood, who fought the
last great battle of the war at Nashville,
beth sleep the dTeamlsss sleep OF the
dead.
Sherman ana Johnston alone remain of
the great commanders locked horns
with each other in the fame Of battle.
Their campaign from Chattanooga to AT.
lanta and from Atlanta to the sea, was the
most brilliant Of the war, and they are
only two GREAT commanders who age lett
to sit and talk their battle over, as they
often do il the heart;ast good fellowship.
OF the many commanders of the heroic
Army Of the Potomac, none remain, with
the single exception Of Gen. Mcclellan
Scott, Mcdowell, Burnside, Hooker,
Meade and Grant, who in turn command.
ed that magnificent army, have ell gone
to Join the majority, and Longstreet Is
the only one of Lees great lieutensnts
who fingers with the living. Jackson,
Hill, Ewell and Stuart who were in eEry
great conflict of the Army Of Virginia,
rest with their great ehieftain of Airing
ton.
Joseph E. Johnston and g. T Beaure-
gard are the only surviving confederate
commanders who led great armies to bat
tie, and they are whitened by the frost
of time. Johnston has been in congress,
and is now at the head of the national
bureau, while Baauregard is bartering his
| fame in the market-pIace where lottery
swindIers rob the multitude. -Philadei-
phia Times.
Sharp County record., 1885-08-06
REV. SAM JONES vs.. BASEBALL
AND PROGRESSIVE EUCHRE.

Extract from Plattsburg, (Mo) SER
mon: When ! was boy | used to play
town ball, and if were a boy | wouii
play it again, when | was 10 or II year,
old, but | would quit before was l2
Now | want you reporters to get down
what am going to say verbatim | have
a contempt for a great big man that will
play base ball, and for the man Or woman
that goes to see them, that cant express;
but the rottenest, stinkingest thing that |
have the most intense contempt Tor, is
when they play baseball on Sunday, and
| wouldn't wipe my feet on city Or
county that would permit it. Amer
from the preachers Put it down that the
preachers say amen. Put it down that
DR.. Miller said amen to that. That one
Baptist brother said amen. That the
Kansas City preacher said amen. All
you want in Clinton county is good,
whole men in the church. You have
plenty of pieces, but God can't fit them
together, saw and file as he may. Z man
with his head in the church door and his
feet in the ball room! A man with his
feet in the church and his hands sticking
out dealing progressive euchre! Some o.
you stuck up your noses and went off mad
about what l sad about progressive eu-
chre last night. | said you was a stencil
and stink, just as vou know you was,
you old humbug, You was Sinking in
your nostrils, and got mad because | said
you stink in mine.
Sharp County record., 1885-08-06
THE GREAT GENERALS OF THE
WAR.

The only two great commanders now
living vino faced each other in making
the thrilling and crimsoned annals of the
late civil war are Gen. William Z. Sher-
man and Gen. Joseph E. Johnston. Grant
met Lee, Joseph and Sidney Johnston,
Beauregard, Buckner, Bragg and Penn
berlon in battle, as chief commanders,
and of them Joseph E. Johnston, Beaure.
gard and Buckner survive.
Meade, who met the terrible shock of
battle at Gettysburg, was borne to the
city Of the silent within a short time of
the imposing southern peagant that com.
mitted the dust Of Lee to the mother dust;
Sharp County record., 1885-08-06

It is supreme folly for the church to
attempt to make men swallow religion
when they want bread, Cut your ser
mons IF at tbirteenthly, apyhow,-Tid
ings Say, HutchisCn, why don't you take
"bread" in your pocket when you attend
church, You could duck down behing
seat, ia on extreme case that way, and
satisfy q gnawing appetite for two hours
at least.
Sharp County record., 1885-08-06

A thunder storm occurred at Mt,
Mcgregor on the 30th ult., and the cleo
tric fluid entering the room, tore away
the pla8tering and extinguished the elec'
tric light just over the casket containg
the corpse of Gen. Grant, the shock rem
dering Col. W, B. Beck and Gen. X. H.
jackson, who were in the same room, in
sensible for several moments. The teie-
Graph wires were all Frustrated and dis
matches had to be sent to Saratoga for
transmission.
Sharp County record., 1885-08-06

A disease among horses and cattle
known as charbon is causing considerable
CONSERVATION among stock owners in the
Southern portion Of the state. The dis
ease first makes its appearance as a small
lump or swelling on the body and spread,
rapidly, the animal swelling up. 1t is
thought that the epidemic is spread and
aggravated by flies
Sharp County record., 1885-08-06

Extensive improvements are now being
made in White, St. Francis and Arkansas
rivers. The work is in the hands of
Capt. Il. S. Taber, of the U. s. engineer
ing corps. There is. now an available
fund for the improvement Of the the upper
White river of $4,000 which Capt Taber
thinks will secure a channel for boats
drawing three feet Of water to Buffalo city
and for boats drawing only 20 inches, on
to Forsythe.
Sharp County record., 1885-08-06
Nearly every week the administration

Nearly every week the administration
passes the chicken pie to Arkansas Over
Fifty offensive partisans" have been re
moved in this state and their places filled
by democrats since the first Of April
Don't hurry Uncle Grove, boys. When
he gets elbow room business can be exc.
cuted with more dispatch
Sharp County record., 1885-08-06

A Malvern man named Hunnicut has
lately invented an air ship and is now in
Washington to get patent on his ma,
chine. Those who haYe examined the
model and seen it worked pronounce it
. success as an air or water navigator,
and think Mr.. Hunnicut a second Edison
IS an inventor.
Sharp County record., 1885-08-06

General Grants funeral will take place
on the 8th inst. The most extensive prep
arations have been made for the obsequie,
that have ever marked the esteem with
which any American has been held by
his fellow -countrymPn.
Sharp County record., 1885-08-06

Suitable grounds have b en- secured in
Little Rock and the sport-loviRg citizens
of that metropolis will hereafter have tn
pleasure Of Witnessing contests of skill
on the diamond, the (ir)Rev. Sam Jones
20 the contrary. notwithstanding.
Sharp County record., 1885-08-06

A writer in the Augusta Vidette thinks
it is the "railroad and other monopoly
power" which is the moving force il de-
mand for new constitution, Yes, and
the ignoramuseg and acknowledged jack.
asses are opposed to new constitution.
Sharp County record., 1885-08-06

Gen. W. S. Hanaik will have Charge of
the funera! procession next Saturday
among the pail bearers who were appoint
ed by President Cleveland, we notice two
ex~corraaerato generals, vi: Joseph E.
Jobrtgo1 aad Simon B. Buckner, both Of
whom faced Grant in several noyoG en-,
gagenents durin3 TIE waz.
Sharp County record., 1885-08-06

The Chicago Times says that the death
of Grant removes the last of the ex-presi-
dents, as Arthur was not elected and
Hays got his position by fraud.
Sharp County record., 1885-08-06

A Mrs. Smith of Lonoke county this
state recently gave birth to four boys
which were doing we'll at last accounts
They should be named Grover, Hendricks,
Thomas and Cleveland, unless the father
should prefer to name the most likely one
Tohn.
Sharp County record., 1885-08-06

COL J, n. Smithee, originally Sharp
county boy, has recently been appointed
10 a lucrative position ia the United States
land Office at Washington.
Sharp County record., 1885-08-06

Hutchinson, of the Franklin Tidings. is
now an enthusiastic Sunday school man.
We're with you, Hutch.
Sharp County record., 1885-08-06

There are always splendid editorial.
on nearly every page of the Rural ard
Workman. They generally read about
ike this: Subscribe for your home pa
ner."
Sharp County record., 1885-08-06

The trouble with the Kansas Indians
q thought to be at an end, end U. S
troops are leaving for their regular quar-
tors.
Sharp County record., 1885-08-06

Following a custom established some
years the GAZETTE offers a choice num-
Der Of good and useful books as preminm8
to its Weekly subscribers.
For list of premiums, address
THE GAZETTE.
Little Rock Ark.
Sharp County record., 1885-08-06

The president appointed Alex NJ. Wal
lace of Georgia, on the 31st ult, to be
surveyor of customs for the port of At
lantG.
Sharp County record., 1885-08-06
EVENING SHADE, AUG. G, 1885.

There we're 1888 death from CHOLERA al
lIadrid OF the 30th ult., and 26J6 new
cases reported.
Sharp County record., 1885-08-06

Boone county's Indebtedness amouns
70 SI4 $40
Sharp County record., 1885-08-06

RECORD, 8 months, 80 cents. No
subscription taken for less time.
Sharp County record., 1885-08-06

Blank deeds and mortgages for sale at
the RECORD Office.
Sharp County record., 1885-08-06
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.-1516
LAND OFFICE, LITTLE Rock, ARK, ;
Jnne 20th lNAh

NOtcels hereby piven that The following
named settler las fled notice of his in
tcntion to make final proof in support of
his claim, and that sad proof will be made
before the Judge of Suarp county, at Even
lug Shade, ARK, On Aug. 1st 1875, viz:
James a. Wasson, homestead 800 for the
ne Or sec. 20, Is n, west. He names the fol-
loving witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon, and cultivation of, said
land viz: T. L. Hmdman, Jas. J.. Brown,
Joshua Waun and Thomas B. Baker, all
of Reeds Greek, Ark.
NJ; w. GIBBS, Register.
c. L. KELSEY. Receiver.
Sharp County record., 1885-08-06
TIL
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discussions of the topics OF the day, Per
formed its share IN making the Republican
party Go" in 1884.
1t believes in Arkansas and the New
South. and will always lead in bring ing to
the notice of the world the States une-
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1t thinks the Indian Territory is retard-
ng the progress Of Arkansas more than all
other causes combined, and shall continue
irs fight to open it until that blessing IS
accomplished,