The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-04-03

AhE vi HhAshy ifNohoo VIM iShf oe
Judge Curnutt to ''hold the bag
very much after the style of the
innocent youth who has been tax
EN- sniping by pretended friends
But the merchandising part of thi.
interesting communication is thai
in which our doughty friend airs
his profanity and reiterates n fable
which he hos told so often ttfat'we
have no doubt he actually mag
ines il is'so. We have heard his
version of the interview with our
self on several occasions and have
each time been surprised at the
Improvements made upon it, es-
kpecially at the additions of pro-
family which seem to have only
been added after severe mental
effort and deep reflection; not
but that Col. Writ is capable OF
talking in manner, as he suggests
himself, quite unbecoming a gen.
tleman, but at the time spoken of
he was SO mxiouste express dis
pleasure at .onr.generelcourse that
he forgot to violate the 3rd com
mandment in his usual eloquent
style.
In order to have the pleasure OF
calling us liar he makes himself
one by creditipg us with the asser.
tion that he never denied this
charge which hangs so heavily over
him. Why, bless his profane old
heartS the TINES has never doubt.
ed his intention of crawfshing out
of the whole affair; we called upor
him to put his denial before the
people SO that he might appear il
his true position, and well-know-
ing that in doing SO he would
make an assof himself just about
as he has. st
But what does all this violent
effort at denial amount to? Moth
but his word. We wer e in hopes
that he would make some effort to
substantiate such insufficient ties.
mony, but this he seems incapable
of doing. A little communication
from our County Judge will be
next in order and perhaps throw
more light upon subject in which
the people are somewhat interest
ed.
1t is easy to see from the styl'
of his communication that gu
Clerk finds himself in position
decidedly annoying and unpleas
ant, and with such surroundings i
is no wonder that the nature of III
man should be brought out in it
true colors. Vicious, indicative
Indifferent, and abusive to indecen
cy, he is stupid enough to imag
inc that a TRADE of braggadoci
hurled at us individually will
shield him from the results of hi
iniquity. And yet this is the crea
ture who would ape at dignity an,
hold himself up as superior t
Others. A man whose every phys
ical and mental part gives evi
dence Of the suffering entailed b,
gross of violations not only Of th
laws of man BUT Of God; one VIII,
has wrecked tho noble structure
given him by d creator and lef
nothing but The worthless debri
to be palmed Off upon a people VIII
are charitable enough to support j
solely fcf Sweet charity's sake
Truly pretty picnre to be he'll
up for imitation by the youth Q
our country. This individual con
sents to kick those who woul
criticize his action, and spills hi
venom after the manner OF an in
disposed buzzard and he G 'eh ha
the eifrontery to ask the TINES
publish his nonsense, well-knowin
that the dirty sheet which has 8
far consented to lick his feet is no
sufficiently read in Boone county b
give his splutterings the publicit
of notice tackled upon the aver
age crossroads blackemith shoI
IL he can so forget his true natur
as to write in the terms of a gen
tleman the denial which he seek
to make we will grant him th
privileges OF our columns, other
wise our terms are ten cents pc
line Invariably IN Advance.
M. DeLesseps declares th
Panama canal will be completed
by 1889 ...