The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-05-01
The butchers must be boycott

L IesDJIeIlhh NhhiSHs
The outlook is good il people
will only look ont the right way.
The Sunday School at the
Christian Church has been re-or-
gani2ed.
/--Butter and eggs are scarce
commodities in this market at the
present writing.
We learn that all indications
are good for a fine strawberry crop
in this locality.
The editor was on deck again
the past week, though he Is looking
somewhat peaked yet.
Mr.. Il Mrs. G. C. Rhodes are
visiting Memphis. They are ex-
pected home next week.
| The building boom has struck
Harrison bad, and new buildings
are being erected ON all sides.
No man has right to do
wrong; and for him to claim such a
right ia worse than silly it is CON
temptible. - q.
-Messrs. VIM. Cecil, Ben Slo-
yer and w. b. Goffey left yester-
day to attend I. s. Court at TT.
Smith as jurors.
Hon. r. b. Weaver was circu-
lating among his Harrison friends
on Monday last He appeared to
be in excellent health.
- The large cellar for Hopper 4
Spears new store is about excava-
ted, and the masons. will soon be
busy putting in the walls.
Candidates are very shy at an
l. on lcing themselves for the com
ing canvass. Guess they are wait
ing to see what the Wheelers are
going to do.
The storm of Sunday nigh
was reported as having been very
severe on the Gather mountain
but we can learn of no serious
damage being done.
2Confucius thought that "Goy
eminent is only an extension O
parental authority, and the objec
is promotion of private virtue, the
great source of human good"
\ Quite number of our young
folks Joined i'll an excursion to Fl
lot mountain, on Sunday last, ant
although the day was cloudy an,
threatened rain, we learn that al
enjoyed themselves.
.-Ir sh meat has gone entirel
out 'his market, and we hear i
rumothe at there will be no NOR
beef ana mutton till it can b
! -, .I,rI,ly nice prosnnnt fn
a town like Harrison.
"A woman by the name of An
ME Fuller, who formerly lived nea
Denver, in this county, suicided a
Eureka Springs, on the Goth ult
by taking morphine. The remain
were buried by the coroner.
Political matters are quiet jus
now and will probably remain 3,
for some time Candidates woul,
do we'll to simply announce them
selves and wait till farmers ar
through work before charging up
on them.
M essrs. Holt and Kelly. o.
Lead Hill, and Sheriff Rowland
arrived in town from Little Rocl
on Saturday last They safely de
livered Mr. Bascom Harris to the
authorities of the State Lunetlc
Asylum.
| -Messrs. Hopper g. Spear ar,
now enjoying the shade of new
portico over their store front, Oh
the east side of the square, while
Mr.. l.. II. Schweitzer is gloryina
in spanking new sign in front OF
his place of business.
Among the things which should
be attended to by our town council
rs soon rs it has dried itself in its
position, is our cemetery. Imme.
date attention is needed that the
entire plan of the grounds be not
spoiled by numerous graves being
made in the middle of streets and
avenues. .~.
On Saturday afternoon last, a
young man named Bridges, who
has been riding the mail between
Noes and Isabella, Baxter county,
arrived i'll town under guard from
Lead Hill. He was examined be-
fore u. ,. Commissioners Keener,
at that place, who committed him
to Fort Smith. AT the examination
we learn he confessed the crime,
consequently he is pretty sure of a
good appointment at Detroit. The
money taken, 1925 was found on
his person when arrested. Sheriff
Rowland escorted the gentleman
to the Fort.
Meeting Of the County Wheel.
In cnmnlinncn With the dnnirn