The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-04-17

IN extended business tour last
SUNDAY.
/ EOur Odd Fellows have been
Invited to attend the celebration at
Eureka on the Both.
IA mans inner nature comes
out with his talk. The profane
swearer is never good at heart
Mr.. !Jos, Bennett and family
of Denison, Texas, are visiting at
the residence Of Mr., j. \. Sprad-
ling,
Politeness is not. always II
sign of wisdom, but the want of it
lis always strong symptom of
folly.
Messrs. G. w. Cocker and Judge
keener, now residents of Lead
Hill, were among our callers this
week.
After transacting a fair
amount of routine business our
Probate Court adjourned on We'd
nesday last
Assessor Hudson he's closed
his rounds and will spend next
week in Harrison. All who have
failed to see him heretofore should
make it convenient to call at once.
Some people get mad because
the TINES don't always talk to
suit them. Why, if we were to
try to please everybody we would
not have time to run newspaper
at all.
The Competitive Examina-
ton for the Naval Cadetship of
this District will be held in Har-
rison to-day. w. +. PAGES son
Frank, of Fayetteville, will be
among the competitors.
| Transfers hauling from Eu-
yeka to Harrison threatened to
Strike recently if their rates were
mot raised, but our merchants rec
4 ognized the justice of their claims
and conceded without argument.
Our young friend Jas, Finn
was married on Sunday last to
I Miss NJ. A. Moss, The TINES ex-
tends its congratulations and wish
es James and his young bride the
full measure of human happiness.
We received a postal card the
other day on which a friend Of
ours had written i'll a minute but
plain hand nearly 1000 words. If
printed i'll our paper this matter
would occupy over a column and a
half.
! Final action on the perman-
emit organization Of our Temper
Fanee Society was deferred until
next Tuesday. 1t is safe to pre-
dict that connection with the State
kProhibition Alliance will not be
accomplished.
| /-If there is any one thing Har-
Prison needs worse than another it
Iis some protection against fire; but
perhaps there is no use talking
about such a thing until we burn
a few more buildings.
4 On Tuesday night last Sheriff
IRowland attended dance up the
creek and captured John Terry,
who has been q fugitive for some
time, and is wanted to answer for
several cases of illegal whisky sell
ing
The attempts which our neigh
Dor makes to read us out of The
Democratic party are quite MS re-
diculous as his effort to establish
himself as the chief and only per
son capable of understanding the
principles of that organization.
We can afford to smile at him.
Mr., S. p, Frost, Of Cassville,
4 Mo, is i'll our town, prospecting
with a view to the establishment of
a music store. He wishes to place
a few organs or pianos of the make
he represents the EStey-- among
our people as an introduction and
is Offering bargains which can't
Sbe beat. See him.
We are panied to learn that.
Mr. W. NJ. Wagner, of Ander-
son, Ind, who visited our town
and purchased property here last
summer, died recently at his home
at the place mentioned. He was
an excellent gentleman, and, had
he been spared, would likely have
become. citizen OF Harrison.
Mr. j. T. Greenhaw, of Dodds-
Vile, was in to sec us this week
and told a most doleful tale of how
he ha been defrauded out of n
wagon and team by n strolling
Minstrel Troup which hired him
for awhile. Troups of this char