The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-09-18

ing his fall stock.
Mrs. o. W. Watkins, who had
been visiting friends in Harrison
for several weeks, started for her
home in Eureka an Monday. She
was accompanied by Miss Mintie
Crump.
Mr.. McGee, WHO has been as
aisting Mr., q. c. Rhodes IN the
Harrison Hardware Store for sew
eral months past, started on Sun
day night last for visit to his old
home in Tennessee.
The Harrison market is boun-
tifully supplied with watermellons
and musknellons, but there is one
Isatisfaction our drug stores have n
full supply of quinine ami other
Fever analogue medicines.
j. Y. Walker will be our next
prosecuting attorney, and though
we have been we'll satisfied with
Mr., Wilson, we feel confident Mr..
Walker Is competent and believe
he will make an efficient fearless
officer
As the elections are now over,
we hope our friends throughout
the county will not neglect and
keep us posted on the happenings
In their immediate localities. lis
the only way to make your county
paper what it should be-newsy.
I've learn that several gentle
men are busily engaged, and are
meeting with success too, i'll getting
ready for Il fine stock show in HAIR
rison, on Tuesday the 2Sth day of
October, 1886. tits expected that
the merchants of Harrison will fur
pish suitable premiums.
+. S. Baker started for st. |
Louis on Thursday, intending, no
doubt, to get his share Of the grand
Masonic eonclave in that city next |
week, as well as to add largely to
their extensive stock of goods. We
hope he may have a good and Jolly |
time Oh his trip.
--Wm. Trentham has bought an
interest in the Upton Store, and
he invites all his friends to give
him call and examine their stock
of Staple and Fancy groceries,
fresh produce, etc, as he feels
confident he will be able to please
the taste of all who want amy thing
IN their line.
Our School trustees, finding
that the school quarters in their
control, was insufficient for de-
mands, have secured the North
Methodist Church and now the
primary department is taught
therein. Ii scholars continue to
flock i'll, more room will still have
f. be supplied.
own districts, Senatorial and judi
cial and only succeeded in getting
the former full, which we give Ill
to-day's paper. In the latter the
vote of Madison is only reported.
SO cannot say if reliable or not.
The balance of the counties are
/ On Tuesday evening last Mr..
VIM. Trentham and Miss Reina A.
Doty, were married at the resi-
denco of Mr.. M. ID. Trentham, by
the Rev. Mr.. Barker. After the
ceremony the happy couple and
friends partook of a splendid sup
per, and all present made merry.
The young couple has our best
wishes for their future happiness.
james Jenkins and family and
Mrs. Cheatham and family, started
Wednesday for Texas. They had
more pluck than we ever had. You
could not drive us from land of
plenty to country who's appeals
for help is in nearly every newspa-
per beyond the bounds of the State.
No, sir, we shall fight it out in our
own good Boone a while longer.
We hope, however, that the emf
grants may have a pleasant jour
ney and find everything to their lik-
ing on their arrival at the new
home.
john Terry, held prisoner for
lack of bail, and Brannon the con-
victed and sentenced perjurer, of
Searcy county, made good their
escape from our jail on Friday
night last, by tunnellng outs at one
corner, and the officials have not
heard of them since. We hardly
think Brannon will evade the Scar
cy county officers very long, and
shall expect soon to hear of his
being in Little Rock, dressed up
as a State dude. Sheriff Snow and
his efficient deputy are not the men
to let such characters escape them.
The Democrats won n noble
victorY in Pulaski county, and we
HEARTILY conprntulntp them ON their