The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-04-10

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1t will be dull times indeed
when Harrison fails II get up an
excitement on town election day,
The Ozark, No, NeWs says,
TT is now n settled fact that our
lrailroad will push on to Harrison,
Mark.
Fines, forfeitures, and license
collected for Boone county this
year amount to nearly two thous-
and dollars.
Rev. j. G Barker and family
\ left for Yollyille yesterday. He
will take charge of the M. L.
|, Church at that place.
! The Wheel, If it wishes to
confne itself strictly to farmers,
should refuse all save those who
have worked at least one crop
since the war.
Assessor Hudson spent a por-
ton of this week in Bellefonte.
He will complete his rounds and
locate here next Thursday, remain
ing until the oath.
Mr.. W. +. Gordon, formerly
fof Opplo, Conway county, has re-
moved to our town and contem-
plates going into business here
If our country suits him as We hope
it may.
1 We are undor obligations to
Messrs. Murphy q Upton, of the
Little Jersey Mills" for a sam
pie sack of their fine white corn
meal. Such a meal is a novelty in
our market and cannot be beaten
anywhere.
Notice the advertisement of
keener a. Smiths Livery Stable
which appears i'll this issue. They
have new outfits and fine horses,
and are i'll every way prepared to
give their patrons the best the
country affords.
We are pleased to learn that
Gov. Hughes has appointed Col.
y. IL. Patterson as Justice of the
Peace for this township to ell the
term of [. j. Miles, resigned. His
acceptance Of this position will bel
taken as a favor by our people,
The Annual School Meeting
of our School District No. |, has
been called for the 10th of May
next ut which time school dfec-
tor will be elected, school tax
levied, and such other business
transacted as may be found naces-
sary.
4 At the county meeting of our
Wheel organization held at Valley |
SIPS, last Saturday nothing, so far
as we can learn, of political ma
ture was accomplished. 1t seems
probable that our Wheelers will
make themselves felt i'll the COM
ing election, but they do not seem
to be i'll any hurry about it.
J The Town authorities assisted
by Surveyor Mcmillan have sue
ceeded this week i'll establishing
the mean grade upon which build
ings surrounding the public |
square are to stand, This is Il
good move, and will save much
trouble III the hereafter when Har-
Nrison grows to be a great city.
Governor Hughes has APP
pointed the following as Equaliza-
ton boards of the counties COM
prising our Senatorial District:
Boone Marion Wilmouth, Dan
lei n. McCu1ry, J. O. r. Ruble.
Carroll John w. Gary, /. w. |
Wann, T. G. Freeman.
Newton Jos. Nailins, Bunk
| Dodson, Benz Carleton.
On Saturday next the Com
petitive Examination to select u
candidate for the Y. s. Naval Ca |
detship from this district will be
held here. Drs. Kirby and Vance
are the medical examiners, and |
Messrs. Pcrew, Crandall and Saml |
Murphy will have charge Of the
literary department. SO far we
have hei r | Of but one candidate e.
a son of Mr., Jos, Bailey of Belle
fonte.
--"Of course the County Court
granted the Batavia petition.
There was no opposition, no ques-
ton raised about the signatures. -
Banner.
AS our profane Clerk would re-
mark "This is emphaticully id
lie" Attorney Hudgins raised
the point in this case exactly after
the manner in which it was raised
in the Harrison case,-hut the
"inhooence' we have spoken of |
was perhaps lacking and the