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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-25


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" b. sccurrd nj VERY low mt u application l.
made NJ once tONAWAlh AutNtl,
CoNNFCrING ROOMS on FIRsT FIOon sur.
" able for lighi housekeeping. At - shclbyst
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II housekeeping. Al ~ Monre 4.
II'RoST ROOM foR MAN AND wlFE OR TWO
II gentlemen, with board
L'URSlsnED Rooms
u at IA Court street
\ ARGR uNFuRNisHED RoOMs ~ sriTH
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~ floor, furnished OF uniurnishcd, for gentle
men. CAL Al No. ~ unlon street
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DooNs-Two LAROE ROOMS or PllisT
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~ Ven desirable Tor Offices Next door 20 On.
ifanoe Of 0ayo,o hotel. Apply 10 Mcuic Parent
~ and 20 Main,
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~ aud central locatlnn. No 20 Nadi.nnst
Doons- UNFINISHED or USrUKNlsnED. AT
~ No 10 uoufi street
DooMs- FuRNisnED AND USFURNIsIED
~ rooms At ~ CouH street
DooMs-FURNlsnED or UEFURSIslED
IL No III Linden sinei,
DooMs-FuRSlsnEDo or USFURNisHED. AT
IL III Coun street.
DooNs- SUITABLE ToR LI0nr HOUSE.
~ Keeping lnquire At No. 9 c"uft a.
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Lkf OF ,. . GOoDiOk = Madison Il,
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fooms Without lizard No. ~ Court street
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Il net street
TWO MGR PuRNisifED ROOMS ~ LINDEN
street, " gentlemen only.
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i ison. Hsicrrnce rcpuirt
JrmER FLOOR ron RKNT-AT i0 Union
~ a. Aprly on pnclaisss Relcrenco. rrlulfcd
ROOMS AND BoAHD.
DoARD-is7 sBCoND-A PLEASANT Room
ID, with toari Coz rnsn and viii can b. hal at
"a Second street hcicwncc musi h. given. Day
boarien solicited. Mr.. v. hciiEREL
DoARD--ooOD DAY BOARD AT uAD PgR
ID mouth. az Union a
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~ son street.
I,nOST ROOM AND BOARD CAN nv SECURED
II IN private family BY one ~ two gentlemen
Location. four blO,ks from Court squaru. Refer.
enccs rcqulred Address
J. G. J., APPEAL ofhoc.
L'URNisnED ROOMS AND DoARD-is COURT
II firret
L'URSiHHHD ROOMS. WITH on WITHOUT
~ board, ~ Main sirect
GOoD wOHKiSGNEN hoard AND LODGING
VI a. Martin HOOTERS n Mccall street o. per
week
~ ENTfFMEv CAN uEr COMFORTABLE DAY
VI bosrd n No. ~ court ~ TOT $40 peg wcck.
DIEAsAsT ROOMS. WITH GOOD BOARD. AT
II 40 Monroe street
u,o REsr "A COMFORTABLE FURNISHED
Il rvoins With board Tor two single, o. riusly n
suitable acrom modstons In vicinity ~ Lauder.
dale and Mississippi sscnue Lena, this once.
TWO fRoxT ROOMS AND BOARD AT No "a
Il Court street Ala. day.board 81 sikoo Ief
month.
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-25

J. II. Young, colored, the festive youth
who burglarized Mr.. II. Henocksbcrg's res.
idence, was sentenced to ten years in the
penitentiary.
Henry Johnson, colored, for assault to
commit murder, was given five years, but
the court recommended the Governor to
commute three.
The case OF p. Wallace McKittrick, for
obtaining goods under false pretenses, is
Still on trial, but will probably be con-
cluded Monday. Attorney General Peters
did some of his best work during the
cross-examination OF the prisoner, but
only drew forth all the sublime shrewd-
ness for which McKittrick is noted. II is
the opinion that a strong case has been
made ont apainst him
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SOL COLEMAN'S
KO-KO TULU

CURES INDIGESTION.
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LOST

A LABN's BLACK LEATHER rOCKETnOOK
~ containing ~ bill and small amount uf III.
Ncf change. Return Ia room d. Cotton exchange
and rccclVe lihcml inward. ASTON boyd
DUG DOG --TAwN COLOR. BLACK MARK:
l. lame In left hind Lex. Return 10 II Adams
street aud receive inward
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STEAM nyEISo WORKS.

fINnE MEMPHIS SHAN DYEING EsrAHIIsIt
ment ilt shelby sluct. havinga irst-clnss sllk
dyer from Philadelphia, guarantee all work. Call
aud ascertain prices
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STRAINED.

II'ROM aa yANCE STREET. MARCH Is oNE
j. lnDe black Hons, spot In forchcad, white hind
itel WIN MIN ono lay hnf~, Nhitr nina icet
lump on right shoulder white strip IN lace Lilo
tai nWari. Dh n. W. ftRNElL.
NTAEE MuLE-MARCll 4, Isss oNE DARK
VI mOusc.culofrd man mule, about itls hands
high. no Shoes, about 10 year old; ino short couple
nuimal; holds high head. In good orier each lower
corner tooth broken ~. $40 reward Tor her rutum
10 J. II. Manor, % Monroe street or
\. STEWART.
Brunswick. Tcnn
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WANTED.

A PLACE IN A RleSPECTABLE FAMILY FOR
IA a little boy, where no win receive good
home care. All recossary expenses paid weekly or
monthly. References exchanged. Address Watt
at this Office.
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a COURT s~ENSarIoN.
Judge Terry aud sarah AIiheA
On Ihc War Path.

A special TO tho Virginia Chronicle
dated San Francisco. Sept. 8. says:
Judge Field rendered n lengthy
opinion in the U. =. Circuit Court this
morning On the Till of review ia tho
Sharon case. The opinion was con-
Cured in by judge, Sawyer nnd SNbin.
J Judge Sauyer's previous decision. de-
claring the marriage contract n forgery.
is sustained. and the trustees under the
d,ol OF trust executed by William Shn-
ron are given the right to handle the
property n~ntrammelied by actions on
the part of Sarah A!thca. While
Judge Field WIS reading the decision
Mrs. Terry Interrupted him frequently.
md he ordered that sho 10 taken into
custody.
A later account says tina: when Judge
Field was half through reading the
decision Mrs. Terry jumped to her feet
and accused the Judge Of having been
bought. He immediately Ordered Mar
slial Franks to remove her from the
courtroom. Franks advanced toward
Mrs. Terry when Judge Terry arose
and exclaimed: by, God Sho is my
wife. and no living man shall touch
her He then dealt Franks n terrible
blow, which zen him spinning across
the floor. Judge Terry and Mrs. Terry
were seized Immediately. aud Mrs. Terry
was led IL of tue room and locked in
the AlnrsLnl's Office. Judge Terry
followed and demanded OF the deputy
at the door to let him in. The Deputy
relu,oi. aud Judge Terry drew n long
bowie knife. He was Mt once seized by
half n dozen men, and, after n dcs-
peratc struggle. the knife WAS taken
from him md lie was locked in the
room with his wife.
In Mrs. Tcrry's satchcl. which she
had dropped III the courtroom, was
found Il revolver with all six chambers
londci, and it is believed by the Mar
shnl and others that she intended to
shoot Judge Field, as she WIS trying
to open the satcEcl when she was taken
from the room. Judge Field this inter-
noon sentenced Judge Terry to six
montas imprisonment. AMI SaInh
Althen Terry to thirty days impiisou-
nent. both in the Alameda county ill.
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'CRI:STS AND TRUNKS.

Mr.. Blniuc does not believe much in
trusts. but his daughters in their recent
voyage from Europe had n healthy faith
In thirty-iwo trunks, which packed the
hold Of the City of New York. Aud it
was with 10 little difficulty that these
trunks. averaging more than ten to
each individual of the family. were got
past the l,nx-eyoi officials appointed
by Mr.. Cleveland aud his ''free tmdu"
ad nin%ist:ation.
IIi,tory does not record wha' the
trunks contniuol |. but Quo can well i'm
ngine. Whatever n Statesman may 10
In politics, there is littla quo ton wln.
his dnughto = ma he Mt Worth's. pro-
vidcd their father has OH anchor TO
wiudwnrl aud au interest on tho
ground door. they rni,. without much
trouble, i'll up thiriy.two trunks. aud,
with somewhat more trouble. gel oil the
truUka into the country.
What American labor OF tho drcss.
making order, what Tho h0siets Of
cotton 10 Lowell nld the hosicts of silk
IN Patcrtou. Nj. may think OF these
ihirty-two trunks mny not be snid. Tho
iinest Of silksn aud linen gods nre IN
them. "PaupGt labor" Of Europe has
l,oen paid. the cheap price Of the goods
hr been paid, aud the duties (t,riT
d Ities) have not.
II will 10 quits n I"us time before
the Blaine tniniIy, in Shcir intensely
patriotic zeal to protect 4 nctican labor.
will ueed TO purchG-o anything from
American manufacturers. ThirIy.two
trunks Of "hes" goods would last mn
ordinary American family QUO west q
good. long time Il E~yaninor.
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BILLS ALLOWED.

The following is nn official statement
OF the bills allowed by the Board Of
County Commissioners at the meeting
of September 3, 1888:
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IissoiutIon OF Copartncrship.

Notice il hereby given that the co.
pnr,mrrship heretofore existing nndc r
the firm mime Of. lIybschmnn & Co :,
Blowers, Elko, Noyndn. IL isis day dis.
solved. 10 nj steps to that effect having
beru taken.
The business will be continued M
hcr.iofoic by the undersigned who viii
pny Nil debts incurred by snid firm aud
cell, ct nil bills drn the snmc, but he
will not 10 responsible for my debts
contracted hy A. J. ilybschmnn, Int Of
snid Iirm. md the public IL hereby can.
toned to make M pRyni"i " 10 the said
iIybschinan. NJ his Authority to collect
tho IN has boon legally Lnnullcd.
A. LEiCn1IR.
Proprietor Iiumb ldt irowory.
Elko, Nov, Aug. 70, 1858,
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$500 REWARD.

Tho above reusrd will 10 psin for the 'rtsst
and conviction Of any party or parties found
uilty Of stealing. killing or running "a
nitorIug brands or msrks Of my live st0ch
belonging to any member Of tho HovsI, Liv,
ytosh AssocIaticr
MI A MASON, President.
GEO. . NIXON, s cittAfy.
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off,ee o.
EE:NSTock. LUD:n g. co.
400 TIC 4io II sTaEcr.
o"s pa,oe' %eL .W<
osf'ee Or

We deoiro to cay that We aim to fill
all orders from out Of town residents
for Wearing Apparel Household Supplies,
etc, wi tn tho GREATEST CARE AND SPEED.
The goods arc collected from tho general
selling stock by a trained and efficient
otaff of clerko, whose Enowl edge and ex-
porionce fits then for making JUDICIOUS
and SATISFACTORY selections. Before
going to the customer, the goods are
several tines examined in the Mail
Order Department, in order to detect
crnotanceo arc OLD OR UNDESIRABLE GOODS
cent out, and anything not az ordered,
or not as represented, may be returned
at our exponse. We propose to fill
each order 60 vol that other orders
will be euro to follow.
large illuetrotcd prico list and
eanpl CO cont FREE to any address.
respectfully,
WEINSToCK, LUBIN G co.
P. S. If you wi0h a Catalogue, drop
US a postal card wi tn nano and address,.
1t Will cost but a penny to do so and
it may save you dollars.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-09-09

The tax roll Of Elko coanty for tho
year 1883 Is completed. aud foots up rs
follows:
ltc1 Estnio ...............S2.iS 8, $50
Personal Property 49,. .... 2.0O9.020
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NOTICE TO
wnruIng 10 Trcspnssers.

All persons ME hereby warned 10
nvoid foncing lands belonging to the
undersigned on tho Moth Fork Of The
Humboldt river. nl3o IL. RETAIN from
arriving our stock of our ranges IN that
vicinity. T~rcspasscrs viii be prose-
cutrd TO the full ,xtrnt Of the Inv.
MUMMY & Hill,
lIallcck. May 90. 1888.
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Total ,4o7. 800

This shows MI increase Of ST. .0g9
over che nssrssmcrt for tho year 1887 .
which speaks we'll i0r tho general pros.
rctity 81 tho county nul the enterprise
Of her Icorio. ns well ia for the indus
try md cure which County Assessor
lfessou has displayed in tho perform.
nncc ~ his official duties.
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nEglCI5 EnPRcNo McssRCH
THE Oh k:MLEY
MONARCH FENCE MAC lN:"

Is admitted 10 he tho best, and hrpco
thn cheap NJ, machine over introduced
for building n strong and duinblc fcnui
10 Tie field. The wiro IL stretched tho
full length Of the field: any sized wiru
can he used; any size, length or style uf
picket can bc usol: anyone Gnu operate
II; IL u mndu of the host materials and
will last n lifetime: in short IL makrs a
once practical for nil purposes, combine
ing the clements Of strength, symmetry,
saving Of labor, protection to crops,
perfectly n'nilIhlG for stock pnrpnsca
for lhc farmer, and proof against rabbit.
aud poultry for n%ursrrymrn. gtrdnc,s,
and vine growers, and, above MI, n
fence that can bc mudc Mt n cost That
brings II within the roach Of all.
Tho machine, with u sample OF ia
work. can bc tccn ut my ranch icsr
Font linllcck. aud u corlinl invitation Il
extended to the public 10 investigate.
Having been appointed ngcnt for ElkO
county nm now prepared to fill orders
or the machine.
Correspondence collected,
Joua VI. DOnSEY.
Fort Ilallnnh. New
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gJOIiN.

ARasrnoHo:--In Star Valley. Elko
county, Nevada. September g.. 1889.
to tho vito Of viii an II. Armstrong.
% son.
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New Hpiscry. CreaIn, Flesh. Pink m
Blue Special lines Of Fine Lislr Thtead
aud Silk Goves at j. Kosenstock's.
Sharp County record., 1888-07-05

Tho many aaans Of rhoumansm cured
" 'N7m a-lai0's 'rin Balm during thn
a.r .rr months, have given the people
great r00H.nHar in its curative r~.7crtlfs,
'"f nn~r shown .rartaoro .a11s rrr0ara.
.."- .'a' ram ao inr-1u0t upon for thot
".~.r n-H .--r.ltu aFsusr. Mr e..
. I8rPort ono ol ,na leading retail
.-~r -s.- q. s.. p.ua MINI. sa7s. ia
r-na O.. Chamberlain medicines, [ um
..1s.. 10 Fay l-4- I .aa r.camm.ul them
with a01L.ancs. .a8t lry will tc a. mlGn
r7~ r ro-a~- .= .~--H-s ir -5a -a,grt
a.1 yam -..asl with Chamber
E'n . Lin -au- ID. one rua.ef wj.h
#. u. rsr .-E ar s'.naGs benefit.
Sharp County record., 1888-07-05

It is estimated by some Of the
leading democratic wheeIers of this
county that the Union Labor Nor
wood ticket will get $50 votes at the
ensuing election in Sharp. Should
this he 4 correct estimate the num-
Der will fall - short of the expressed
opposition to the democratic ticket
at the last general election, excepting
the undisgnised republican vote.
Sharp County record., 1888-07-05
,sudgc ". II. Cate.

This gentleman was nominated al
Tie Helena convention last Thursday
with the hrst ballot, as the democrat
ic candidate for congress in this, the
first district. When the counties
were called Coffin received % votes,
Craig . and Cate 81; necessary to
choice. ~ We have had occasion to
mention Judge Gates candidacy be-
fore, and with this issue we place his
name in the proper place under the
caption, aDamocratic Tickets and
urge every democrat to work for his
election from now until -undown on
9Th day Of September Right here
we give our readers an extract from
the Memphis Appeal on this can
vaSs, which is submitted to the
consideration of every reader Of the
RECORD. The Appeal is almost as
deeply interested in our welfare as
it is in the Memphis district, and it
speaks as one democrat should talk
to another Here it;
Junge W. IT. Gate, who is the dem
/ ocratic candidate for congress in the
First district Of Arkansas, composed
/ of the bottom and river counties, IS
opposed to Mr. Featherston, VINO
claims TO be the Wheeler candidate
! We trust that none Of our fellow
Democrats Of that district Will be
swavad from their party allegiance
bv Featherstone. Judge Cate is a
man who has the interests Of the tar
ming class IT heart and may be re-
/ ucd rDor TO accomplish ail in his
..gH.ation for their benefit that is
possible to any man IN congress. I5
wog'c do 60 swap horses crossing the
stream. This IS the aras,darJiaI,aas,... -.
.n.. ,tia o'ilA is ,-.~ '7o"G' 4e come
-.w- .etnkeLs success .Jr LL4rm in a
....r-. .-a rrr-v and orr friends 'rutCh.
a...- .,-...-.,-,.r r...u-. he entl
-...- ay: IT
Sharp County record., 1888-07-05

Nearly every county in the state
boasts Of p 'Nubbin Ridge The
RECORD will pit the Sharp county
Nubbin Ridge against any Of them
for intelligence, fine fruit in abundv
ancc, good wheat crops and good
roads. The most extensive sweet
potato growers in this section live on
Nubbin Ridge.
Sharp County record., 1888-07-05

Fi7lh-W Gree ..- u---sH a''--7 Of
'ihsrri minded rira0 -- State rarar-
loss Of 0-Hrer r-..isa-l, -- orga1iZe
and saTfr rU -.~r. -- r.--.-
tir~. .r4 Ez--.- 5000. lr .r-a"-7
ays~-fra -a r0. .rr..H honest
rr--r .-7~'a --rr-- rr-- r-er
-7.-rat -tr-..
wr.r ha- bones F.. .-rar .ar-
cordial va.r.H.a .-r~ ...
,v+--1-s 20 ..-~ .-. . -.-.0'~ ne nn"a
--...-a -s .rron. .r.z. .. .-- nab
moo .r ..- r.n.. .--" ....- ..-
vggf 7r- sr7
w.r,h-rr .r.H.l. .n..r,a.-.... "A.
tho --uta having been safely auH "r-. a.
10 r,farat no .rrr ..r r.. ."-..H-
,r sba a.rvrr sr.-.a .. . -...e .. .tn
rr ," rtod. 81. .'-... ..a. ..- .-l.. -.r.E
assume sHr .r~r..s' .n..r.' ..a .H.r o-
Fif-li-v for rHr.- a..0. ...- -f
labor may nor be- .rolgut 1870 .u.u mi
t.rant ramr.nr.rn with .uc honest aua
rrluntarv abnr0r fhe people. anu n0 .u.H
o rcJrma.or7 hasis that uor.o"s ln ar'm0
mav not ha suf.inatrd .0 rho H1nrrnt n
Arcraos of contact aut as-or.ut,on with
hardrnoi criminals.
FIrvnnth-Wo aourrn'u'ato taa roo. Ia
uaor The rrov,' of 1ars07I 'amu.rrro
tbroughouc rhc Srprc a0d aro in .a0o. at
fho strirt enforcement NJ thn 'nw- aoU 70
our ssatutos restricting 'H. ...ult sale D..
iotav',atinc liquors. allowing 'Ha: . H.-
rortl5 % striking nzmn.o .. the 0'~ot ''"t
effects Of the principle Of local It -o'r.".
mpnt
Twojfth-In conclusion we cor diniiy in
vite all citizens OF the Sate regardless OF
their past party atH iadons, who are in
accord with the present admiuistrotion
and the principles declared in ,hn message
nf President Cleveland md the poIiros
laid down in this Tinttorm to unite ana
affiliate with us in their support and maia-
rainanoa by tho election Of the candidates
pledged to their enforcement,
Sharp County record., 1888-07-05

In the ease of the OId Orchard
Cider Co. against the Arkansas Ga
zatto for libel which came before
the United States court last week,
Judge Caldwell. held that "cider IS
the termontod juice Of apples and
contains from 8 20 10 per cent. OF
alcohol and therefore should be
alasscd with other spirtuons and
vinous liquors and as possessing
greater iutoXcating properties than
beer or wines. This decision should
stop the sale of St. Louis cider in
this state ut once.
Sharp County record., 1888-07-05

The Hot Springs Sentinel thinks
Blaine will be secretary of state, if
the republican ticket is elected.
The Sentinel claims to be an indie
pendent journal. Just how an Ark.
newspaper can iostlo along through
the present campaign without point
cal preference is hard for US to fully
understand. Ina case of this kind
the old phrase should read; Policy is
the best honesty.
Sharp County record., 1888-07-05
Public Speaking.

sam II. Davidson, democratic nominee
for senator. will address the people of
Sharp county at the following places and
tines, tO-wi"
Williford, Monday, July 9th, at 2. m.
Hariv, Tuesday " 10Th, at ? p. m.
A-h Far, Monday, " 23d. at > p. IN,
Center Friday, Aug IA, at ?, m.
Galamine, Wednesday,, Aug. Is, , p. m
VlH Sha7cr's, Thursday If, , p. III.
Sidney, Saturday, Aug. Is, 2 p. IN.
Evening Shade Saturday, Aug. at .
p. n.
An equal division Of time will be ac-
aordcd any candidate opposing the DEM
ncrauc narrV.
Sharp County record., 1888-07-05

There aro very few papers IN the
,ate that don't print one Of Tall
mago's sermons every week The
Democrat and Gazette of Little
Rock aro among the few The Ga
a-..a.s Sunday edition should certain
Iy contain .hcse sermons.
Sharp County record., 1888-07-05

things which. In tH- light of The UE-
#7raau1irr God hal given me, seem
-a most conducive 70 the welfare Of
my o1rrtr~ma1 and The promotion
r. goo. government.
-r-. NOT q. could for NY
.a. --- -.- --.. --r. single cone
aarran0a nf "r.~ .ntr- citation of
rr course II .ur remains t0~me .n
rr n ~nr .-a through ror .r ...
#.m..--n~ .s ..a nation thar = ne
. ....w#-.. -.t. which they
.... ...r.r --. .rt ...- Z -'- E
'Ha time g1ltr such acceptance III
-ra usual .mma' manner
Sharp County record., 1888-07-05
HOW TO CURE SALT RuEUN AND
TETTER.

Many persons firmly believe that salt
rheum anI letter can not be our0l md
duietlv submit 60 nn tortured by .hom d
they wOuia invost r~crw-irT rnD- IN p
h5z Of llumurraE0s Eye aH' Skin
Ointmen5 and apply it as directed .r-
would s0on become convinced .' '.-
error, l. n.m0sr instantly relieves f..
itching and burning -ora0-'0n md ..4
cured rrc7- eg-es airor -1av E"t -0rIsrr'
all 0tneT Taa Hlarr .rr from 0au .1 twenty
y5aTs. Try 10. For safe by !. H. &el-
calf
Sharp County record., 1888-07-05

Portland, Ark, Jan. 9, l88s.-For
several years have been splitting up
everything I oat, but after taking
two bottles Of Dansby's Cotton Patch
Bitters I can cat rs much as l want
to and it will stay on my Ftomach.-
Mrs. L. \. Wcir.-For sale Gy WIZ
iams, Price & Co.
Sharp County record., 1888-07-05

unite with us in November in reioic-
INC over thero-election Of Cleveland,
and better chance for 4 revision Of
the tariff, the law Of congress that
most concerns the Southern farmers.
Sharp County record., 1888-07-05

ras ro. ar. -Hs. aow "'ms.
.. I'D a, heart .3uH wish Cat.
n. .ul horse, were never m Jt.teE
condition Cham at present Texas is
2 grand empire when rain is plcnt-
fin.
Sharp County record., 1888-07-05
DelRocr0fjo Sta5c Iic@rt.

For Governor
Jp. EAGLE of Louoke Comfy,
Secretary Of State,
BIB CUI5M of Lognn County.
Attorney General
We ATKINSON OF Nevada Co.
Trca,uro".
W r WOODRUFF OF Pulaski Co
Auditor
VS.. rUNLOp ot Monroe Co.
Commissioner State lands
PAUL S. gODBS If st. Nrrnr's Go.
superintendent Public Instruction,
We THOMPSON,
For Chief Justico,
s. R COCkRlLL.
For COngross-tIrst District
w. IT, CATE,
Of CraIghead County,
Tor g+otc lcua-or ID Senatorial Distric
SAM "A. DAVIDSON
Of Sharp County
For Prosecuting Attorney, 81 Ollc"I'
!. L. ABERNEIHI
of sharp County,
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ARKANSAS
RISES.

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Agricultural. Normal,
Mechanical, Literary
Engineering. Scientific
Torn opened March 5.
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