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Sharp County record., 1888-05-03
FROM SCOTT TOWNSHIP.

a mass-m9ating was hsl -. ~
lso.,s /, aus, S5ot5 Township Gmlt 2tt.
Ho4se called to order and effects OF ;ne
meeting stated by Jasper Ju8tu9. o.
motion Jasper Jletus was chosen chair
man and e. B. Andrews secretary. Z, L..
Wlkvrson deGYered an address giving
Reasons why he Is Democrat. Hon )
H. Davidson made Il rOuaiDg Geuocaic
speech inlavor of home rule, low t4iitI
ana SAID that it was in keeping with the
interest OF every clt,2sn except those en-
gagged in manufacturing, to be 3 temoor t,
and to all IN e.egtiHg 4 ualghsdamocrat
io ticket from PRECEDENT down to constable
OF SEQ township, There is great bat
tie to be fought and several .ItCle skir-
m.sncs. Join in the ranks, regardless Of
past eli iatiJus.
H. }, Porter addressed the meeting IN a
very interesting and comical manner,
D L. King said he was democrat
from principles.
No further remarks were made in par
ticular.
BY rising vote it was ascercained tina.
the democrats Of Scott were unanimously
In favor Of county convention.
Delegates were selected to attend the
county convention at Evening Shade on
the Goth Of May, for the purpose OF Sc
lccting delegates to attend the congress
i.nai, judicial aud senatorial conventions.
Resolved hat we, the democrats oil
5.yt. towL5. ip, DO fully endorse the ad-
miulsuatcus Of Cleveland and Hughes.
Resolved that we tender our thanks TO
lie R.,9.d Tor the manner iu which tad
yotatcs democratic principles.
Resolved that we hold d mass meeting
at the precinct, July 215t, 1888, for the
purpose of eIeetiDg delegates to the coun'
" democratic nominating convention.
JASPER JUSTUS,
e. B. Andrews, Chairman,
Secretary.
Sharp County record., 1888-05-03
FROM SULLIVAN TOWNSHIP.
Z. 3. Andrews,
Secretary,

La obedience to a call made by the
chairman of the democratic committee Of
Sullivan Township, a mass-meeting was
held at B,ickel's Spring, April 18th, 1883.
: Capt. 7. G. Sims presided as chairman,
and Il. Carpenter. secretary. The chair
man Stated the object Of the meeting.
The following resolutions were adoped:
Resolved that we heartily recommend
Judge ". &. Matheny for the high and
honorable position Of state senator.
Resolved that the secretary notify by
postal card each chairman Of the several
township committees Of the resolutions
passed at this meeting.
Resolved further that copy of these
resolutions together with the rrooeeclngs
of this meeting, be sent to the Record Tor
publication.
W. G. Maiheny, made q lengthy and
interesting speech on the tar.ff question.
On motion house adjourned to meet
May 18th, 1888. I. Z. SIMS
L. Carpenter, Chairman.
Secretary.
Sharp County record., 1888-05-03
LOCAL -Sl = WIS

Use Laird's Liver and Blood pills.
The best in the world.
1t seems that baseball is dead
in this part Of Sharp county.
The newground, sprng shovel
cultivator for sale by Williams, Price
& Co.
-Beulah, little daughter of Jno.
D. Collins, is quite sick with malariaI
fever. :,
Use Dir. Laird's Dcntozone for
cleansing the teeth and purifying the
breath.
Hamilton & Tindcps carding
machine will be ready for business in
about ten days. Wool growers will
take notice.
wanted--5 loads of stove
wood, IA inches long, split fine for
cook-stove. Apply at this office.
Prof. T. l. Herrn of Highland,
smiled very audlbly on our streets
last Tuesday. It's another girl, but
Tom don't look at all depressed,
New dry goods, new hats and
in fact stock of new goods just
received by Williams, Price & Co.
Acting on the suggestion of the
last grand jury the county court has
ordered the rotten sill on the south
side of the jail replaced by a new
one. Joseph Ault is experimenting
T the work.
Williams, Price Dc Co. have just
received a large and well-selected
line of clothing. Call and examine
Nthem.
Candidates for Prosecuting at
torney have hatchod out in Jackson,
Lawrence, Independence and Kan
dolph counties. What's the matter
with Sharp and Stone
-Shops-shoos -ShOpS-a t Will
lams, Price &c Co. Can fit anybody
as to quality and prices in that line.
Cant. Tom Sims called on the
Record last Monday evening and
authorized rs to say that the democ-
racv of Sullivan township is in
perfect harmony and is in favor Of
Eagle for governor.
Use Laird's Herb Relief for al
aches. pains, ETC.. and for the cure of
catarrh. For sale by Williams,
Price & Co.
Eight of the largest townships
IN the county have in the agoegate
only forty six delinquent tax PAYERS.
They are: .Richwoods, Highland,
Scott, Strawberrv. Lebanon. Johnson,
Davidson and Washington. Johnson
y'eadS the list with no dplinouentS,
eh entities her to the banner in
>act
Sharp County record., 1888-05-03
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK.

We are authorized to announce D. I. KlnG as
q candidate for the Onlce Of clerk of the cuouit
county democratic nominating conyenIon,
should one be held.
To THE VOTERS OF SHARP COUNTY:
After thanking you for the generous snp Port
you gave me two years ago, take this method
of announcing myself candidate for re-elee on
to the Office of clerk Of the circuit court, sub
iect to the action Of democratic county san-
yention, should one be held
| promise, if elected to serve you in the
future as IN the past, bringing to the perform
ance Of my duties the experience Of the closing
term Respectfully,
March 10, 1888, j. WANN.
Sharp County record., 1888-05-03
THE CHURCHES

Missionary Baptlst-G. l.. Foard, pastor;
preaching second Sunday in each month includ-
ing SATURDAY. before.
Chrlstan-Eld. Josephus Lemons will preach
ID Saturdayinght in each month, and ON sun
day following.
Methodist, South-R. D. Moon pastor Will
preacl on the lst and I'd sundays In each
month. Prayer-meeting every "Wednesday nlShI'
sunday-School every Sunday morning at 3
invited to come J. N. SHAVER,
!" Superintendent.
Sharp County record., 1888-05-03
For COUNTY JUDGE.

We are authorized to announce that q J..
Porter is q candidate for county judge Of sfmp
county subject to the action Of the democsatic
county convention
We are authorized to announce A. ], SMITH,
ESD, Of Strawberry township, us cand ate
for county Judge Of sharp county, sab
ject TO the action Of the democratic convention,
If one Is held,
Sharp County record., 1888-05-03

Mr. J. B. Boswell one Of the best known
citzaus Of Brownwood. Texas, contributes
the following item rs his personal ezreri-
cnce. "Alter having suffered from Diar-
rhoea for some time and having tried
different medicines with no good result,
tried a bottle of ChamhorlEin's Collie,
Cholera and Dilrrhoea Remedy. Wish re-
Tevad ae l5 once and 1 recommend it to
all who may be suffering from this trouh-
lasome complaint Sold by J. r. Mel-
Sharp County record., 1888-05-03

Mr.. G. W, Battell a travelling man rep
resenting Messrs S. Collins Son & Co.,
printing inks, New York, after suffering
Intensely for two or three days with lame
ness of the shoulders and back, completely
cured It with two applications of Chamber
laiu's Pain Balm. Il cures ia#eness and
rheamadsm when al other treatmeu.
fills. Guaranteed and sold b7J. R. Met
1-1f
Sharp County record., 1888-05-03
For REPRESENTATIVE,

THE RECORD is authorized to say that p =
Bellamy is a candidate TO represent Sharp cog
in tine lower house of the next general assen ?
and that he submits his claims to the democ 2
county convention, should such conyentio4
held.
Sharp County record., 1888-05-03
FOR ASSES. .R

We are authorized to announce Hugh SIP lis
as Il candidate for the Office of assessor Of Slalp
county, subject TO the action of the democratic
nominating convention, should one be held
We are authorized to announce A. 9. iligs a-
bottom as q candidate for assessor Of Sharp CO p
ty, subject to the action Of democratic nomA-
aung convention, should one be huld.
Sharp County record., 1888-05-03

We are authorized to announce that Lor
John G. Fletcher of Pulaski county, is a end
date for governor Of Arkansas, subject p tl
action Of the state democratic convention p b
held in Little Rock, May 81.
Sharp County record., 1888-05-03
F0R SENATOP

THE RECORD is authorized 10 announc
Hon. Sam j. johnson Of RanOlph county
candidate for reelection as state Senator s
the second senatorial district, subject to tL3
ton Of democratic disteiCt nominating
vention, should one be held.
Sharp County record., 1888-05-03
ENR TREASURER.

We are authorized to announce G. w. Shaver
as q candidate for reelection to the office Of
treasurer Of Sharp county, subject to the act
Of democratic nominating convention, sn sld
one lie held in the county.
Sharp County record., 1888-05-03
SOCIETIES..

suur,,,sn RURAL CHAPTER No. 5O R. A. NJ,
IyLyzMholds regular convocatiOns at Masonic
T7H&1=H Hall in Evening Shade, the Sd Saturday
EszzET% in each month,
SAM H. DAVIDSON, H, P.
R. S. Bacon, Sec.
o EVENING SHADE LODGE No. 143, F. "
,.M.A, holds regular communications on
X x the Saturdy before lst Sunday IN each
~ month. JNO. S. WuKERsON, W. NJ.
j. B. NcCaleb, Sec.
EVENING SHADE CHAPTER, No. II, ..
xI1E. S. meets at Masonic Hall list Thurs
( day in each month, at O'Clock p m.
~ Mrs E. NJ. HUDDLEsToN, W. M.
Mrs. NJ. c. HuddlestoA, SecLy'
BEREAR LODGE, No. G2, ]. 0. O.
SLINTN. f. holds regular meetings every al
Neely Shaver, sec'y,
>>NMMBM||z EVENING SHADE LoDor,
.$$ISSyTi{ {E$@%9(<>- No. 1880 X of H.,
ZTsztAT5Itls meets first lues-
-SRkyE ENS4+as=- day nights in every
MI 5Hf-1 Elsy=---. month,
"ZSs1C gtl W SSSSS NELLY SHAVER, D.
----.-'zlz5jFP44lrt!S,ElyN>. z5FP44lrtSE j i Mc&ncb L.
Sharp County record., 1888-05-03
-Subscibe for the Record to-day

DR. Sullivan and James II. Nc
Caleb left here Tuesday evening for
Hardy where they will spend a few
days, the former gentleman doing
dental work and the latter "swap*
ping yarns" with the boys.
The editor, accompanied by his
wife left on Tuesday last to attend
the Press Association which convened
at Texarkana on May 2. If this issue
is not up to the usual standard, his
absence will explain 1t and we trust,
afford an excuse for delinquencies,
Sharp County record., 1888-05-03

Boonyilla, Ark, Dec. q, i8S7.-This
is to certify that my wife mas taken one
bottle Of Dansby's Cotor Patch Bitter,
which purchased from DR.. J. A. Keith
and find them a splendid tonic. She has
suffered greatly with loss of appetite and
general debility and she says your Bitters
are certainly good.-R. S. Blanchard.-
For sale by Williams, Price & Co,
Sharp County record., 1888-05-03
FO2 PROSECUTING ATTORNl

We arc authorized to announce J. T. -
of Randolph county, as a candidate Tor pros (
ing attorney of the third judicial district, =
jackson, Lawrence, Randolph and Sharp. Z
Sharp County record., 1888-05-03
FROM WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP.

Pursuant to call issued by the chairman
of the township committee, the democrats
assembled in mass meeting at The McCord
place in Washington tyWuship on the
2Sth of April.
House was called to order by 7. Il.
Pickens. A. Il. Vance was elected chair,
man and E Carpenter Of Sullivan town
ship, secretary. The object Of the meet
ins was stated by the chairman. Hon. W.
G, Matheny, D, l.. King and a, d, Vance
delivered interesting speeches. The fol-
lowing resolutions were introduced and
adopted:
B it resolved that we heartily endorse
President CleveIand's IS administration, the
administrator Of Gov. S. ? Hughes, and
the course Of the Sbarp County Record in
It's bolI cdgo,acy Of democracy
Resolved that copy Of these resolu-
tianp. together wIsh the proceedings Of
this meeting, be furnished to the Record.
Resolved further, that we heartily en-
dorse the action of the Sharp County Cen
trail Committee. On motion house ad-
iourned to meet May l2lh, 1883
A, Il. VANCE,
Z. Carpenter, Chairman
Sharp County record., 1888-05-03
E. Carpenter,
Secretary.

Whooping Cough may be kept undor
complete control and all danger avoided
by frequent doses of Chambeslain'a Cough
Remedy. No better trsatment can be pre-
scribad for it. Sold by J. r. Mefca.E
Sharp County record., 1888-05-03

@roL5G Gsi0n9,1 CardS-
Sharp County record., 1888-05-03
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

oro co,umn one wear. ..,.............. $50 90
One-half column, one year, ,......"..,.'.. % OOJJ OJ
One-fourth column, one year, ,........ 81 W VJJ5
Lengthy obituaries and all resolutions, by
lodges and other organizations, half transient
rates, % cents per lne)
Legal notices at Statute prices, cash IN ad-
vance.
CORRESPONDENCE by subscribers solicited from
every portion of Sharp and adjoining counties.
Reliable agents wanted at every poat-oIlce IN
North Arkansas, to whom liberal commissions
will he piyen, Address The RECORD,
Evening Shade. Ark.
Sharp County record., 1888-05-03

OJIN-T HpIIHg alu DUuVH 0V0VV5l
BATE VILE, ARK
This stable is well equipped in every
department.. Ample room for boarding
d large .lumbor OF horses by the day o.
month; teams aud vehicles furnished o.
Sharp County record., 1888-05-03

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The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1888-10-04
West Arlington.

Mrs. Z. w. Sherman and Mrs. C. w.
Sherman and Mrs. james Hopkins OF
West Rupert, spent part Of last week
with friends in town.
Mrs. Samuel Buck has been quite in ,
also Mrs. I. G. Austin and Mrs. Charles
Young, They are all convalescng at
this writing.
Miss Emma Benedict has opened a
private school in the school house in
District No. 3, to continue four weeks.
Master Charles Weed spent last week
with his grand parents during his pa
rents abserce in New York city.
Mrs. S. Marsham of Singerlands re-
Gently spent several days with her
daughter. Mrs, II. T, Eaton.
A handsome cottage monument has
been set ia the cemetery TO the memory
of w. P. Eaton.
Charles B. Hanaman and wife of Cen
tire Brunswich, N. Y, are the guests of
A. Hanaman.
Fred Hoyt and family have NOV, Il
back into the dwelling part OF the store.
The ladies' sewing society met with
Mrs. A. e. Mckee this Wednesday.
Miss Anna Hanaman has been quite
sick hut is better at this writing.
There were quarterly meeting services
at the church last Sabbath.
H, 7. Eaton, our town representative,
left Tuesday for Montpelier.
Asa Mead Of Cambridge spent last
week at g. A. Derrick's.
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NEWS AND NOTES.

BY vote Of fourteen to two the Bos-
ton school board at it's sessions on Tues
day refused to reconsider its order strik.
ing Swinton's Outlines of History. -
from the list of text books authorized Ia
be used in the schools of that city.
One member of the committee of three
on whose report the board acted IN reject
ing the petition of the Evangelical ALI
ance for the restoration of the book
was Rev. DR.. Joseph T. Duryea. 1t
will be remembered that the book was
dropped because of the complaint of the
Boston Roman Catholics that it misrep
resented the teaching of their church
on the subject of indulgences. DIR. Dur
yea, Congregational clergyman, and
his associates say that the complaint
was Justly made.n
The Prince of Wales was so struck
with the magnificent moustaches worn
by the coachmen of Hungary during
his recent visit there that he en-
gagged one who had a particularly fierce
hirsute ornament. On reaching MARI
borough House the jehu saw that the
coachmen, footmen, aud, in fact, all the
servants, wore faces devoid of hair.
He at once sought barber and had his
face shaved clean. When the Prince
saw him again he was Mortified. 81 en-
gagged you for your moustache and for
nothing else, " SAID His Hlghness. That
evening the Hungarian set out for his
native land.
give got note OF 500 to meet to
day and I'm 800 short" he said as he
entered the Office. Say, don't you try
TO meet it," Tepli, d the other. "Why?'
Its no use. II you have managed to
get $50 together, take it and skip for
South America at once. Train leaves
at . O'Clock, and you have II minutes TO
pack up and catch it ?" But my dear"
" Don't stop to argue. They don't expect
you to pay the note, and you'll never
have $50 again in your life Skipw-I
Detroit Free Press.
A Berlin dispatch says ut is report
ed that Prince bismarck has obtained
Emperor Williams consent to an offic-
lal rectification of errors which appear
in the published extracts from Emperor
trederlcks diary. Professor Sybel is
busily engaged on history of the events
of 1870. Official documents have placed
at his disposal, and his work will prob
ably elucidate the whole matter. The
Zeitung learns that ex Empress
Victoria disapproves the publication
Of the diary"
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A WARMING.

The modes of deaths approach are
various, and statistics show conclusively
that more persons die from diseases of
the Throat and Lungs tLan any other.
1t is probable that everyone, without ex.
ception, receives vast numbers of Tuber.
Gle Germs into the system and where
these germs fall upon suitable soil they
start into life and develop, at first slowly
and is shown by slight tickling sensa =
ton in the throat and if allowed to con-
tinue their ravages they extend to the
lungs producing Consumption and TO
the head, causing Catarrh. Now all this
is dangerous and if allowed to proceed
will in time cause death. At the outset
you must act with promptness; allowing
a cold to go without attention is danger
Gus and may lose you your life. As soon
rs you feel that something is wrong
with your Throat, Lungs or Nostrils.
obtain bottle of Boschee's German
Syrup. 1t will give you immediate re
lief
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Bennington Centre.

The installation of the Rev. q. L.
Severance, as pastor OF the First Church.
took place last Thursday. The council
was organized by the election of Rev.
5. ID. Wickham, d. D., as Chairman.
and Rev. G. G. Cook. Scribe, Elder
Charles II. Robinson of Wilmington, N.
", was invited to sit with the council as
an honorary member. The examination
OF the candidate, having proved very in
teresting and highly satisfactory, the in
stallatlon ceremonies commenced at $50
p. NJ. Reading of the scriptures and
prayer, by Rev. g. G. Cook. Sermon
by Rev; g. G. Mcintyre, D. d of Pitt
ford, Vt. Installing prayer by Rev. E.
Z. Field. Right hand of Fellowship adj
mlnlstered by Rev. Geo. r. hewitt.
Charge to Pastor by Rev. A. B. Lam
bert, ID. d., of Salem, N. Y. Add ess
to the people by Rev. w. W. Winches-
ter OF Williamstown, Mass. Benedic
ton by the pastor elect. The occasion
was very interesting one, the parts a.
signed were performed with great abili-
ty, and the music by the choir was said
to be very fine. During the exercises
many alluslnns were made to the pastor
ate OF MIR. Jennings, and many tender
memories came to all in the thoughts of
the dear pastor who ministered 30 low
lngly to us for thirty-four years, and we
all felt that he was with us in spirit in
all the exercises OF the day. The pas
torate of Mr., Severance il the tenth in
the history Of the church, and he comes
to a people ami church, united to him
and his family in great love and esteem.
and in the hope that his ministry NAV
abb und in blessings to this community.
The friends who have been with us
during the summer are beginning to re-
turn to their homts Among those who
have left are Ar. S. B. Sanford and
daughter, Mr.. King and family, Mr.. E.
w. Boughton and wife. and Justin KEEL
logg and family of Troy, N. Y. We
note great improvement in the health
OF Mr.. BDughton, and a compile rns-
toration is earnestly hoped for in his
case, Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Robinson
have left for their home after pleasant
visit with their friends. Miss Jennie
Robinson has gone to Washington, ID.
o., her sister Agnes being in poor
health.
We are glad to be able to say that Mr.,
Daniel Robinson is doing very well and
progressing towards recovery with fay-
OTable indications,
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THE MILITIA ENCAMPMENT.

The commission appointed to 70 k
over the various sires offered for the per-
manent encampment of the State Militia,
will report to the present Legislature.
We apprehend that they will do as all
military men ordinarily would, report
from military standpoint. And il such
be the case B'nnington's utf,r would
certainly be accepted if the decision
were to be made by military men.
Three towns put in claims and offer
advantages. E-sex junction has hopes
of getting this Ice ,Iion. 1t is understood
that Gen. Grrenlraf is in favor OF that
place. This is natural, and he resides
near at hand at Wnooski. There is a
fifty acre sand plain at Essex junction,
but the soft soil, some of which is al
most marsh, does not seem to MS TO be
the best that Vermont affords. The land
is worth about SIG. an acre and probably
could he had cheap. The only other ad-
vantage which suggests itself Is that If
the encampmenL should be located
there, it might cbyiate some of the i'm
patient waitings for trains at that place
en- route to Bennington or on the return
trip Minister Phelps's immortal lay OF
Essex junction might then with the
militia pass into a myth or fable.
Rutland is another point which has
hopes Of securing this prize. Governor
Proctor off rs nine acres free for the use
Of the mil tia. The soil is clayey and
nine acres is a very small area for such
a purpose. There is no doubt but that
if these grounds should be chosen Rut-
land would fix them up nicely, and all
that. for they are cnterprising in the
Marble City.
But Bennington offers free 81 acres
,ninety Seren dcreSNof land oil ready to
camp upon this moment, and with little
outlay which would cost the State moth
ing, a plain as level as a house floor for
the camp will be made. This land
would sell readily for 800 per acre and
is sandy Loan. Lying together there
Is woodland, meadow, pasture, river
bottom, rolling meadow land and all the
diversity of surface which soldiers would
encounter during campaign. This for
practice and sham BATH purposes Is
we do not know OF elsewhere
IN New England. The water is brought
from the mountains and this year no
Ease of typhril fever has existed where
his water was used. The grove in front
If the camping place has the finest rivu-
ct in the State, fed from a boiling
'priug. We speak Of this because It has
been said that the water was bad in Ben
ington. The reverse is the fact now.
The Soldiers Home is here, the Battle
Monument IS here, the B. & r. railroad
,ffer all that can be asked in the way Of
the track running |
Trough the grounds, aud ii would seem
hat all these advantages ought to have
weight as against some of the disadvan.
ages we urge against competing points.
Our readers who are interested in this
uhject should go to work to give the
.eglsl uure information as to the I'M
qualled facilities the Trustees OF the
soldiers Home and Bennington offers
rec
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Arlington.

Arthur &. Stewart and George 81.
Bundy, made their annual hunting trip
on the Green Mountains the past week,
camping about one and one-half miles
east Of the hotel. Sleeping in the open
air during the past ten days they found
it decidedly moist, the young hunters
being unable to keep their powder
dry" were obliged TO mount their mus
tangs and return home, dampened 10
clothing if not in spirits.
DR.. james Steward is visiting his SON.
in law, Prof GA. Holdbrook of Peabody,
Mass. 1t is hoped the sea breczas may
prove beneficial to DR.. Stewart. who ia
not in good health
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Kendall Of Yer
gennes, were IN town on Sunday TO at
tend the funeral of their son, G. G. Ken
dali.
Mr.. Samuel Law and valet who have
been at the ArllngtonHouse for month,
have returned to n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward O'Nel OF Mil
waukee, Wis. are the guests Of Ira NJ.
Garfield.
Mrs. II. w. Thompson of Bellows
Falls, is In town, the guest of Mrs. G. c.
Kendall.
Rev. S. Prdtt left for his new field of
labor In New York city, on Monday Oct.
lat.
Mr. II. A. Hale and wife, have return
ed TO New York for the winter.