The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-01-23

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have unity with it's corresponding
strength.
! Phillips Gin Mt Wilcoxsin
will turn out 225 bales of cotton
this season.
| Mr.. VIM. Mills has our thanks
for several delicious oranges rails
ed on his plantation in Florida.
I 1t is feared that the peach
Hcrop has been greatly injured if
mot entirely killed by the recent
Extremely cold weather
Mrs. VIM. Hudson, wife of our
County Assessor, died ON Wednes-
day last. The bereayed husband
and children hay& our deepest
sympathy,
-Four Railroad meetings this
week, but Gas has been the prin-
cipal contribution. The time will
boon come when we must do more
and talk less.
4 Lawyer Murphy Gays. "for the
first time in six thousand years
Harrison has received definite
propositi IN looking to the build
ing of q railroad which will con-
meet her with the outside world
Our enterprising and musical
friend, j +. Gather, completed
his labors here and left for Bure
ka last Wednesday. We hope he
may find it to his interest to visit
us again soon.
Our young friend ]. NJ. Jerni-
gan has accepted a situation in
Eureka, and left last Wednesday
to take charge thereof. We wish
him success.
The revival It our Court
House continues with undated
Interest, although but few CONVEX
sions have been made. The good
work will probably be continued
for at least week longer, and
8great good may yet result
Mr.. Isom Holt, who mo fed
from Boone equity to Arizona sew
eral years ago, has been killed by
the Indians, together with all his
family. Gazette.
4 mistake. Mr.. Holt continues
to take his copy of the FINES from
the Palestine, N. NJ. postothce;
and when last heard from was not
only alive but we'll
-Messrs. Cunningham & Brad
ley together with Mr.. L. S. Walk
er have leased CrandalPs Water
Mill rs well as his exchange depot
on the Square and will conduct
the business thereof during the
present year. They will be pre-
pared to buy Wheat, Nas we'll as
give their customers the benefit of
the exchange system, and quail
ty of flour which is unexcelled.
Mr.. W. I. Kendrick has sold
his entire stock of merchandise to
Messrs. j. L. & G.. w. Penn who
will continue the business Mt the
same stand on the southwest corn
er. The Penn Bros. have been in
business here before, and need no
introduction save the assurance
that in the future as i'll the past
they will push things in a liberal
and progressive manner. See
their advertisement in another
column.
Mr.. Lee, of the firm of Lee &
Early, Founders and Muchinists,
Springfield, Mo, has been in town
during the week, and proposes to
our citizens, upon certain condi-
T'tions, to move the Foundry and
business which he controls to our
town. The Importance and adj
vantages which such M enterprise
would bring to Harrison cannot
be overlooked and we feel assured
he will receive all manner Of rea-
.sonable encouragement. His
proposition will be laid before our
Industrial Club at its next meet
ing.
The Republican whinos out
this week i'll a manner even more
contemplate than any former eff
fort, that it is sorry it said any
thing about our Land Office Off
Gals and Judge Curnutt, and, if
pardoned this time, will never,
never do such thing again. If
anything were needed to complete
it's ignominious insignifcence this
would certainly settle it. Words
once put in print are very hard to
take back; and next to Judgement
in saving things an editor is ex-