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New-York tribune., 1886-08-11

hen le
6-Iir is tho partner of Mayor Grace and was ap.
pointed cry Chamberlain by the Mayor A-SO un-
rnoMpsnNs OrIvIoN or WINS.
Odd you have a con vcrsatiVn with MIR. Thompson
about Mr. Wins A-fc-.
O-Wbat said !
Mr. Pcckham-I object to siaemont OF Mr.. Ihomp-
sons opinion OF Mr.. Ivins.
Mr. sGuirc-You would object still more II you knew
what he said.
Mr.. strahan-I won't press the question Did you
ever tell Mr. IyIns that your resignation could be
u.ed without Flvnu's consent : Al dii not.
O-Wnat did on tel him Al told him that thoy
were trading for my head priy nr"'y. lie said ne
aud SAID they wond all be many aye~r older belofe
they succeeded ~ their de'sns. .o, ,o...,, ..
ivtnsi A-Yes met WINS after that m the stewart
n&ns ms private room Tnere no carefully closed
ali the doors. and remarked: squire. you ani
are ARIA, "'n was true. We neither Of n..
he continued nesitais 10 take good IhinE when 1t IA
,.tinu Ia Lake al ths good ihings could cei. "Ihcn,
answer mo candidly" hr replied nave you any prico
that we give you for yomr ONCE " fe',' said,
Lavr a price" "Namr A." he ,aid. "it /. my good
Will overlook your oiier III We" OF It's source Then
Q-io whom did he refer by "we"I I:onIy know
Mr.. Pcrknam-Yon don't know whom Ae m~antf A.
why, yes. you will have 1t. lie me"ni himself and
M. strarlsn-Do you know Judge SPENCER Al do.
AtYr- ia the Hoffman House
Ana conversrd about the Flynn ietterf A.-Ies,
1 .r. now lodged wrote H.
o-D,d YOU say you wrote 1t In spirit OF fnni A.
No. SAID wrote II at a tlne when looked upon my
no,,,nat,uu as tue greatest poss u.e joke
O-InenIf sppse d'put 4 spittt or fdn or about
baiage OF loke II referred entirely 10 yonr plOpucd
nu,u .toul Al dld those words and Ia precisely
mi relation. II hsd been asked 10 Cpusent To be
~ r f Rus at that time shouiin't nave been more
s.tnundrd and amused. aud ebtiy wish h,d been
r.l Io he the Car rather than the ComnIsson.r OF
Pubnr Works.
O"Dld you tell 1hompson to give The letter to
FISnni A.-NrNer. "
O Or IN .gine that ii was gwen to him 2 A-Only
II. -. .nrrenacre,i on tuat MONDAY morning.
a FLYNN visited your Department Frequently.
dlfn't nr Avery frequently.
Ole was County D"n"crAcy eAdef, WANT ne I
A.l... OF the AlNtn District.
"a Id lie " see You aDontl Ale WAS
ht Ali otnrr pol tcians lie wAntei TO dump a TIC
,,r ,tie OF ms ! riot into the department.
Did he visII you more ireq emily than other lead
cr1i No. they ali bothered mr Just a. lie dli.
o. young man named Dunnol nas sworn that you
co,I,n,ted Flynn about msking appointments Ale
vouI swear TO anything. consulted fiynn. rather
lie me- about appointments that lie was inter
estsd III. ,-,
Of your dutesf A.-Ao.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11
HOW THE LETTER WAS WRITTEN


Q.-And then you had further talk with Thomp
sont Ayes, he said he wanted to talk with quite
con dentay and suggested thal as visitors were quite
likely TO interrupt there, 90 over TO the Bruins
wick. We did So After stopping At the bar We went
into u little writing room on the efI-hand side. Thomp
son said: "Now. SQUIRE II really looks as II something
would come OF this IL really looks as If Edison would
consent to nominate you. Bat that Is not the most
portant point. The confirmation is the main thing and
On" sald: "Wel, don't know, Mr.. IhOiu pson.
!. n matter Of friendship. WHAT want il only
10 s,d ma in OBJ aiming tho confirmation. IL will you
no narm. Go ahead. take up the pom" 1 took tho
mn and said: "You dictate what you
want Mr.. Thompson. and | will write H. l Will
then con the proprety OF using IT. All right"
hs re piled 40 and write. New-l"fk. December 20
no. be said, won't do tbis Is holiday" Mei
you are not asking Tor proinlssOry note, are you
ssid Better make II the 26Ib, he repled aud put
a ar over lne five " But that Is SlDday. he alded,
a make IL seven" put down the seven. "Maurice
n Flynn, ESQ.," laid down the pen. why should |
an,rra. IL 10 Flynn 7" asked Oh, we'll. he Replied
:. Am no Comms OF Public Works. IL Will ac-
conf plish the purpose II addressed 10 Flynn Iha
annoy ed me. MIR. Ihonpson, Inquired, 40 yoa ask
inc 10 put NY 10 Tho bottom of piece ol pspcr
when decline 20 put your name AL tue TOP OF
"Ob. now, don't be foolish, ne sad
4. TINS wi. not hurt you. ! AIN not asking you
TO criminate yourself or do any ything wrong. You
write the letter as dictate ami then We Will talk II
over" Good enough answered / WILL write IL
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11

Betting sea Thompson 10 l. Queen Esther To l. Witch
To l. Edgcn,N Ia l. Marsh keaon 10 l. 10 10 % 10
Tho others
,Alcra. Barbara and PontcO were wiia.iawn
Nl-t uI. aLi uutt MARSH IL ION
~ the fullong post m the houcstIt i oufan
ln casly winning IA, race hy length with Ben hu1pson
second. lengths before tluctn Esther.
Marsh K,ion entered at rl. BOO. No bid
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ECZEMA ON A CHILD.

Your most valuable CUTICURA REMEDIES
have done my child SO much good that
feel like saying this for the benefit of those
VINO are troubled with skin disease. Nv
little girl was troubled with Eczema, and
tried several doctors and medicines, but did
not do her any good until used the Curl
CUBA REMEDIES, which speedily cured her,
for which owe you many thanks any many
nights of rest. ..r- -c1-
ANTON BO35MIER, EDINBURGH, IND.
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letter OF THE SCALP

was almos. perfectly bald, caused by
letter of the top of the scalp. fused your
CUTrCURA REMEDIES about six weeks, and
they cured my scalp perfectly, ana now my
hair is coming back as thick as it ever was
]. P. CHOICE, WHrTEsBoRo', TEXAS.
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MCCORMICK & CO.,
BAN K ERS.
sALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, AND
HALEY, IDAHO.

Careful Attention given to the Sale OF Ore
guaranteeing the Highest Market Prices.
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CoyEREDw WITH BLoTeHEs.

wantto tell you that your CuTICURA
REsoLVENT is magnificent. About three
months ago my face was covered with Blot
ches, and after using three bottles of Re-
SOLVENT was perfectly cured. m
4 n FIR EDERICK MAITRE.
% ST.. CHARLES ST. NEW ORLE ans, La.
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oensetioss Made at Lowest Rates

Execute Orders for Purchase or Sale O.
Stocks and Bonds at New York and Sss
Francisco.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ITCHING
Skin Diseases Instantly Relieved
.Hr 30 by Cuticura.

DREATMENT-A warm bath with CUTI.
L. CgRA SOAP and single application Of
CUTICURA, the greatest Skin Cure. This e.
pc ted daily, with two or three doses of
CUTIcURA REsoLvENr, the New Bio cd Puri
fer, to keep the blood cool, the perspiration
pure and unirritating, the bowels open, the
liver and kidneys active. will speedily cure
Eczema, letter. Ringworm. p Psoriasis,
Eiehen. Pruritus. scall- Head, Dandruff and
every species of Itching, Scaly and Pimply
Humors of the Scalp and Skin, when the
bestphysicians and remedies fail sJ
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Council Bluffs
z Chicago.

The only line to take for Des Moines,
Chicago, Milwaukee,, and all points East
To the people Of Nebraska, colorado w
omng, Utah, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, Vast
ington and California II offers supcrio>
advantages not possible by any other line.
Among few Of the numerous points Of
superiority enjoyed by the patrons OF this
road between Omaf.;, and Chicago, ara its
two trains q day of DAY C0ACHES
which are the finest that human art and
ingenuity can ereate; Its p A L A c &
SLEEPING CARS, which are model,
OF comfort ana elegance; Its PARLOR
by any; and its widely celebrated PA.
LATIAL DINING CARS, the equal Of
which can not be found elsewhere. 5ssruf,.
At Council Bluffs the trains Of the Unon
Pacific Ry. connect In UNION Depot with
those Of the Chicago q Northwestern BY.
In Chicago the trains OF this line make close
connection with those OF all Easterz lines.
For Detroit, Oolembus, Indianapolis, Gin
cinnati. Niagara Falls, Buffalo Pittsburg,
Toronto. Hoatroal. Boston, New York,
Philadelphia, BalslanerG w Arlington, and
all points In the B&Isek the ticket agent
'oA -ifAcN - ~ U snoiios-e1 pnibnoqssr1oo
NORTHWESTERN fi q
IL you wish ths best accomnodstions. AL
ticket agents sell tickets ma this hAs.
N. HUGHITT, .5nsmeanR.s. HAZE, id
GcRI Manager, ia Gen1 Passenger As't.
GEO. D. WILLIAMSON 81
Gen'l Agent, Room 9. Windsor Block Denver.
10 W,N. BABCOCK ~.
General Western Agent. Omaha. Eeb
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OlMPLES Blackheads, Skin Blemishes and
I IlIlBaby Humors, use CUTIcURA SOAP.
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1-DT NJ y(Buying prices.)
While lEld st spring Slz mos: ~ q, ,soan
Black spring az mos. 6Ea,o
W f5sss fsll and lambs e 7 . 10 !
mos. growth) 1880. 10c @ lSc
Blsck fall and lambs rs
Arizons white. Sc q loo
bIacT 10 q Sc !"
Hides. ~ O. i
u Is l(Buying prices.) C. -
Dry flint hides and np, good,.. l4c
Dry flint hides and kip, damag. loo "
Dry flint calf skins, good, ...:.. 10
Dry flint calf skins, damaged. CSC
Dry salt hides, Kip and calf, :.
good, ...................- LIZ
Dry salt hides. kip and calf,
damaged. acknowledgement. &C
Drv horse hides ....... 25c to 75c each
Green hides and kip, good ~. 06 Q 4
Green hides and kip, damaged, 40
Green calf skins, good. D.. 20 q
Green calf skins, damaged. -. DC
Green salted hides and kip, well -
cured, good, ;:......,6 "a "
Green sailed hides and kip, well
cured, damaged, ~
Green saited calf skins, well -
cured, good ,c... .a....:: &c .
Green sailed calf skins, well
% cured, damaged. ..a........ oht
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Salt Lake & Western
WAY.

Connects with Utah Central train leavin
Salt axe at 7.40 an.
Connects with Utah Central train srriv
Ing at Salt Lake at $40 pm.
I Stop only upon signals.
W. W. RITTER,
mar 81 supt
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BEST FOR ITCHING DISEASES

One of our customers says your CUTICURA
REMEDIES are the best he can find for itch
ing of the skin. He tried all others and
found norelief until he used yours.
z. J. ALDRICH, Druggist, RISING Sun, o.
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COPPER.

New YORK quotations.] aFs
Lake Superior, .....,;;;::;,.;:mH: per ID
Other brands ........ 1OH @ lOAc. per Id
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HOME MARKETS.
WHOLESALE PRICES

Corrected Daily from IN Inspection
of Rates Paid and ASKED by
Principal Desiers' Isl
Office of TIE HERALD.
Friday Evening. Jan. 80. 1884
ssIsLsfs ore Market
Furnished daaiY by Mccormick & Co
BGnkers-t : Ifj .
aILvEh-
In London ....,,....... FN per o1
In New York ,.........,..Sl OK per OF
In Salt Lake."......... SSzs per VI
InNew York .........: $4:50 peg AOoDs
In Salt Laks .... $500 q $3.50 per ton
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Sold everywhere Price. CuT1cURA, Soc. !;
SOAP, 25c. REsoLvENT, S1.00; Prepared by
the POTTER DRUG & CHEMICAL Co Boston,
Mass. Send for blow to Cure Skin dis
eases"
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| Going East.
Going West.

Twenty minutes will be allowed at
Garfield on morning train for Break
fast.
No freight will be received after4 m.
s. F. FENTON, W. w. RITTER, &.
Gen. FIT and Pass. Ag't supt
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Eggs.
Cured Meats and Lard.
Cheese.
Selling prices

Eastern. ................. 16zzc . d
Utah. .....-............... I51c
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-03-11
PAMIE'TA.J.
IVY, tx >~ Slew II s orycz1e " Piutrk~wje Tryhu.
nalsk;t. = .el lZ w Il K .woO

: =" Slew II s oryezne %, Pintrk~wje Tryhu
nalsk:lu .e< CT = II k .ero.)
p lsk:. ii IA ~io ~.dal
II. b.. pi nir,
2 =" c. 49,.
@p k tee ."",
VIC ak cI''j . en- c.ttm
Iva ~ MA p"ls|<,; 2 rsun,
r"h !Ia ci Ii. idca1em
Bsizie Mt. p lsk i.i..
pek"y kr:.j na-za ,jczvzn"
C'"c pnt"cow m~my ma'n,
Zr b"g51'y. Saidy rrzyz"n.
+" " MI, :. rec :""zo~to!:.
u'"j<;j ia" ua>za Ole ba
Cudly'h h"gactw ,:ic 'r.gni. inv.
bog ram dat na lyle rh},ha.
Lc innyrh zyAiG mo. zny
y" DIV sic &c prze,! ..n;.cn.i
'"uHi puJHe pl"nN,
~ A"zdy pref p"l~k ci zicmj
h'A'a .lri -ynow jest zrp>z,ny.
S""''", k'ai TO jest cdmienny;
Fam, "i"tr gdy lisciem s=eIcsr:.
~ ne z"Akiv wsatT icsi M,
I" .le& k:!u, krzyvd, bol.s ILL.,.
Lrz twc &c westchnienia
N" i'"mrga 'tzis ojcz5 znic,
Ale pil"uj irzolkow mienia,
Pr'cu.J ns tvs. ojcowiznie!
Gly ci obey talarami
Pobrzeku Ie rnz "a razem,
Pomnij: kt" ma ped noaumi
Grnnt, ten kra gospodarzem!
A vice pratuj i wytrwalc
Ucz siq znns;c njewygody,
ku q czyzny %tvnjrj chwale
Ucz sic c'vrp:e& br"cie mfody...
Mic "rc~zczaj b'acir m{y
Cry to wio>ki, cry zagrudy,
Ale praeuj G., m#sz s;fy,
ucz SIC *, chaG hr~cie mioay....
b, tel ,ir1m' So II Srne
Drogi: h 5t:oIko: !woi'h k Sci,
\ ji Tan u4vzn",e
L .#.i ch ii. W., IN :osci....
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-03-11


,zekf opulkow.i i II. fl3flt !
tn ami ieinv@o i : KIT
1a1 u@Izwion &: Q r y. ~
wymaszerow 6 80 His pans, wuet a.. :
rye y e 2 NJ, > q. jen.!
-Pr#wra Way Pu kowniku. 2e- "a
wszys,ko W bic XII. lec4 Y. ten.u ME ie.
stem winien; "szyStko G" by}u z%dolniej> ze,
jest do pulkow wybranc. Il tenn wszystkiem,
cho6 to chlopcy male, przecie2 da sic
zn;ch cos zrob;t, a ich wezmieny pod IA
SEE rece. W takich m1okosach ochoty VIE
eel .jak " StarNcE, a ia mysle lie w dml
c~zternasc.e og;adzimy ich ! Zrohiemy z mich
3olnierAy.
Przypatr1y~>zy SIC Ernrstowi. rzek}
pulkownik: "a COZ to "a dziecko::- Pre-
ciez to ably ME rrkrut.-
Mic WAY Pu!k~wn:ku. to Jest "a
stepca..
-Zastepca:-Ja pr1eciez uie mysie.
aeby Francu1 p.,zwuIat sobie z%artowat?
20 byn*jmnirj.-Jezel Why Puilu-
wink zechce laskawie mic pos}uchae, ODD
mieni nieza%oli!e swe Zdanie.
Odstqrili coAolwiek ma strone;; ttldte-
bel 2 porrszeni>m przedstawif %pufko"nl-
kowi stpsunki Erne<ta; pulkownik spog!q-
dial kilka razy ia m]odzienca Z polltow&-
MEM i Acknowledgement; to spojrzen!e pc.
cieszy1cby by}o bjedaka. ale swiadek ME
bardzo srrzy] ajacego sobie w%yslowienla sic
%pulkow.ika, spuscil oczy ku ziemi, zajety
s,nutnemi mys]ami.
Pc shonczonej rozmowie przywofaf
pulkownik Ernesta do siebie W tonic Ia
skawym rzekl: ,.Feldfebl uwiadomii mic,
3e ty chciesz zastapiG swcgo PREY. j%aciela,
kt6ry jest jedynq pod m,ra swego starego
i chorego "jca; czy talk"
Talk jest W istoci- Way Pu!k"vni-
ku.--Wpr"wazic sz&zerrm mulrm 2y""r-
MEM byio pozosta6 PREY moim prAyia*e5u
! o~piekunie Ma zaw>ze; leez ydy t. b.
ME mozr. g,iy sic roal4@zvt 1".b :
przyst"!; ]powlnnost z~s~tas:@ II.
-Ruzw"3zr sc)i, ny 4.
. ',S'' y ~
49, .
~ ~
''',' 80 : : : P'"s
nalezycie.
' % 'o
:.
S .;~u.m ;sa u.,.s.: soh,. 90
r.u. ;...H saL
I;u. ..,l. ;osta:~
haao
nj 11s;:z.
yW.1.l; ..,x v,,odv;o szos,,-
:c;o lot. viva c;o moore cbvh, tv]ko ma
7ohosz,
~ -; ho,v,, h,1oh,m
v,ko POSTAL nr1v;c,v y m;c;sr.. szczenona.
po czom pn}kov.,;4. .,v1vvo,,} ,rzo.
dohosviw Rv},n cy}ov;oz au.
,4, radu}oa
,v.h no}on oh},duoi ,,,I,r, ,odom
~
Lv.an .;} J.. a,u-,
vu;k. Otn ;ast m}oIy ~czfnv;ak kt6roro
); .uo1o,nn;o no1oo,m -cboo .h,s 30
n;,n dohrva ohcbodv;} dohrooo yczrna
.o Anh
~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-03-11
M Z Y N.
,,Gate City Mill"

Wyrabia trey gatunki maxi.
Fancy patent = EDNA 2 NJ lepszych.
W mona -wyborna maka fami]i ina.
Ecipsi-mql a piekarska.
Je1eIi WASH grocernicy jnj ME maya,
przysl jcie zamov ienie do NIL ma. Wymie-
.tak2e MAKE Ia pszenice. Bqdzcie Ia
skawi sprobow"c.
Gate City Mill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-03-11

JAcych .5r<ymlpt5w, t" tych %p,chwat sta
wal sic wzestnikem Fran>ur, i to przez
wzglqd, ze on tax %uzdatnionego m1odzlen-
ca zyskaf ola swej kompani'; Z tego po-
wodu stawaf sic y dniem ka&dym coraz
wiekszym dobroczyhrq.-Przecie2, czelnu-
by za]edwie uwierzyc mozna by}o, miaf
Ernestowi cos do zarzucenia 2adania ably
sic poprawif; a tenn byta Ernesta podroz-,
nose.
(Ciqg dalszy nastqpi)
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-02-27

A nice and
yarlc.ct line of
Wall Paper in
cluding the lat
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-02-27
POTTS STORE.
[ Prom our Occasional Correspondent

From our Occasional Correspondent
Weather pleasant this week and
our farmers are busy blowing.
Mr.. james Potts commenced
school at Jasper Monday morn
ing,
Our old friend NJ. n. Marten
took hi leave for Tennessee last
week to see his sister.
Our friend |. J. Leadbetter, who
has been i'll for some time, WIS
able to be with us in Sunday
School on last Sunday.
II You want to see some nice
flowers call at Mrs. Hudson's;
She has some as nice as you
ever saw made by hand.
Rev, j. L, Wilson gave us call
Mt our Sunday School in the morn
ing, and gave us talk in the af-
ter noon and at night. We would
be glad to have him to call again
soon.
Call at Mr.. Potts if you want to
hear nice singing; the entire fGmi-
~ are singers. BUNKER.
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Sos9 at the City Bakery,
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-02-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,

For the week ending Feb. II, 1886, n,
shown by the Abstract books OF f. NJ. Gar-
vim Real Estate Agent, Harrison, Ark
Jas. A. Spreading and wife to l.
c. Garyin, lots |, 3 and 5 blk l6
Harrison. Warranty deed. $40.
j. +. Fisher and wife to w. w.
Hudson, Sc sw sec 7 lie NV see Is
tip I'm l9w. Warranty deed.
Sl06.
I. 2. Stewart and wife to +. i.
Bell, NV sec 6 tip II + 2lw. War
ranty deed 1920
J. S. jenkins and wife to P. S.
Williams, sc sw sec IA ne NV sec
% tip 10 + q W. Warranty deed.
$500.
j. A. Boyd and wife to w. +.
Blalock, pit Sc Sc sec 5 tp 2Or Is.
Warranty deed. $50.
G. 4. Quin and wife to r. G.
Kerr, NV ne ne NV sec Z tp II r IS.
Warranty deed. 500.
Total for week, 1886.
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CIRCUIT COURT.
The Bearden Murder Case Ter.
minated by an AequittaI.

Court convened at the usual
hour on Monday morning, Feb.
22ndi attorneys pre.ent,
Hon. J. Nj. Pittman, Judge; j.
Frank Wilson, Prosecuting Attor-
ney, j. IL. Patterson, Jas. 4. Viii
son, G. J. Crump, Saml Murphy,
r. S, Armitage, B. B, Hudgins, d.
IL, Perew, q. e. Burney, Henry
Butts, II. A. Crandell and II. c.
King, of Harrison. v. +. Pace,
FL. A. Dinsmore and Vol Walker,
of Fayetteville, DeRoos Bailey,
of Yellyille. John Watkins, Of
Berryville. j. l.. Worthington, of
Carrollton. VIM. Keener, of Elk
ir. Eli Dodson, of Bellefonte.
Mart Brisco, Sam Davis, of Jas
per- o. w. Watkins, of Eureka
Springs, and NJ. c. Showalter, of
Carroll county, Missouri,
The Grand and Petit Juries
were empaneled as follows.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-02-27
Vacant Lands.

We are indebted to Messrs Tip
ton and King, Register and Re
eeiyer Of our L. S. Land, for a
list of the vacant lands in this dis
trict which we give below. From
this it can be easily seen that We
still have room in this section for
thousands Of such as wish to till
the soil, and secure for themselves
independent and happy homes:
NJ, -, 4 -
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foIaSe Oh any com unity.
j. S. McCoker NJ. ID, !
J. ". Burney, Mayor,
j. Ira Jones,
?. r. Goodlie,
B. NJ. Hicks,
W. G. Dickey,

W. G. Dickey,
Another important item has
been added to our building boom
this week. Capt j, L. Hopper
and S. c. Speer have already let
the contract for the erection of a
stone store building IS so feet
just south of Mr.. Schweitzer's
Store, and expect to have it COM
pleted and stocked with groceries
by the middle of the comming
summer. Both gentlemen are
well-known TO our people, and are
Overlooking with that enterprise
and business sagaeity which will
make them most valuable addi-
tions to our mercantile circle.
L The Wheelers are holding a
County meeting at tie Tyson
school house to-day at which it is
rumored a full list of County of
ficers will be placed in nomina-
ton. Among those SUGGESTED for
the va5ioss oilisStA ilppf,N.
N. Grain Tor she SMlNe,~ L. j.
Bentley for the Legislature, w. A.
Lowry for Sheriff, A. NJ. Sloan
for Clerk and VIM. Hudson for
Assessor, If anything in this line
is done we shall probably be able
Is report it in our next.
1t is not often we have had
the pleasure of examining as neat
and elegant supply of printing
and lithographing as the Bank and
Check books juBt received by the
Boone County Bank. Messrs
Armitage & King are spareing
neither pains nor expense to make
their outfit as complete end hand
some as can be wished.
N Office the advertisement of
the Bethel School as published in
this issue. Mr.. Albright is known
throughout our county as most
excellent instructor, and young
people contemplating term at
School will do we'll to learn the
advantages which his Institute of
fers.
Dennis has just received an
elegant and complete stock of
leather, etc, and is prepared to
to make you q pair of boots or
shoes of the very finest as well as
most substantial character.
Mr.. W. r. Spier, Il pleasant
young gentleman from Pennsyl-
Eania visited our town Tuesday.
he contemplates the location of a
stock ranch somewhere in Boone
county. ......
1t is rumored that G.. W. Co
ker will soon be associate-l with
l.. Fl. Sehw6itzer in the Grocery
business. This would make a
strong team both for finance and
energy.
A two-hcaded calf is among
the curiosities recently produced
near Lead Hill. Unfortunately it
died before developing into full
tledged sido-show.
w. I. Baines has taken charge
Of the Conley Grocery Stock on
the Southeast corner where he
Will continue the business with in
creased facilities.
j. ii. Porterfeld has pprchas-
ed the neat stock of Fancy CIR
ceries near the southwest c,rnor
and will add a fail stool, Of station,
cry to it shortly. w. ''''''N'''
y, In answer to Judge Curnutts
Iloel cult Messrs High and Barker
Lave set up q plea claiming no
malicious intent and no actual
damage done
Go see tho elegant stock of
Furniture at T. w. Johnson's. He
also has full assortment of doors
and sash CHEAP.
Two car loads Of Plow's at
Phillips & Bakers must be closed
out at reduced rates Immediately
Our people probably forgot
to celebrate Wa5hington's BIRTH