The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-09-04

The railroad las not reached
fins point yet, but Harrison mer-
chants are beginning to receive
their fall goods all the same.
\ Admire the results from the
whisky traffic in our midst during
the past week, il you can, but II
yon don't be sure and vote against
license.
The legal fraternity who have
been attending our Circuit Court
from abroad have all retired and
the town has quiet look legally
we mefn.
Mrs, J, T Penn has our
thanks for delicious samples of
her homemade candles which she
has been manufacturing extensive
ly of late.
1.-The Arkansas venison crop
was considered ripe on Wednes-
day last. So we shall expect to
sde the Harrison market well sup
Piled in few days.
n The warm days and cool
nights of the past week, tho
comfortable are natvery conducive
to health, and we hear of quite
humber of people complaining.
Beware of any reports which
state the Withdrawal of any of tile
regular candidates. Not one will
withdraw but all will remain true
to the post of duty to the end of
the race. ..-
The TINES job office has
printed enough election tickets to
supply every voter with at least
fifteen; SO there is little prospect
of a scarcity in this particular
next Monday,
DR.. Derrybery, of Bear Creek,
looked in on us Monday last, and
reported that there was great
deal Of sickness IN his locality,
though indications were that health
would improve from this on. q
Misses Una lobe and Lille
Mcdowell, twoof Yellyiile's bellies,
spent last and part Of the present
week among their friends in. Har-
rison, We hope they enjoyed their
Wit and had a pleasant trip home.
LII You want good order, good
behavior, happy and peaeeahle
community for the next two years,
don't forget to work aud vote
against the Infamous whisky traf-
tie on Monday next. Down with
the license. "a
Look out Tor the Salt River
excursion next week. 1t would be
well for all candidates to. hold
themselves in readiness, for al
though the boat is Il Stern Wheel-
cr there is no telling just what its
cargo may be.
Circuit Court cleared up it's
docket and adjourned last Tues.
day. Nothing much was done
this week except the trial of two
Terry whisky cases in each of
which the defendant was found
guilty and fined 5000.
The enemies of the Democ-
racy are leaving no stone unturn-
ed to cause it's defeat, but the
good principles will succeed and
on Monday next the glorious old
banner will be borne safely
through to victory and success.
Quni!s were not ripe on tie
lst INST, as some supposed, but
the LIST of next month will see
them all O. X, that is if our farm
ers will allow the indiscriminate
slaughter of one of their best
friends, as they usually have done.
Several of our citizens took a
move during the first part of the
week, and now Mr.. Brown occu-
pies the Rose property near the
bridge, Mr.. N. b. Crump is in the
Allen residence vacated by Mr..
Brown, A l.. King has taken
charge of Mr.. Crump's former
home, and H. G. Upton has done
likewise with Mr.. Kings property.
democrat, Republican, INDIE.
pendent, Wheeler, Methodist, Bap-I
fist, Presbyterian, Christian or In
fdel you can all help to crush out
the evil of intemperance in our
by working and voting on
Monday next against license. 1t
benefits everybody to have a sober,
orderly community, and vote for
license is only bid for drunken
ness, rowdyism and immortality.
Rev. Clark Braden has been
during the past week, delivering
a series Of lectures on Infidelity
to large congregations at our
Christian Church. His summing
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