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panying picture. More radical and desirable
alterations were proposed by the architects. but
rejected by the club. on the ground Of their
greater cost. md the artistically unfortunate
altitude OF the now westernmost portion Of the
building Is duo to tile insistancc Of the club
upon placing there . great number Of apart
ments for the occupancy of members.
Tho interior arrangements OF the recon-
structed club house are. in most respects,
such ns happily to adapt it for its. uaes. On
occupies the entire front Of the building on the
avenue, In Us rear arc reception room. office;
s s'air anS 0 intsrSe rGng' b wlsa e f ;nsse and and s sns
morning room. The card room. on the second
floor; Is ovsr the morning room and Is OF the
Of this are three private dining rooms and then
sas S'ns ain dIrssct 5SG OVER = the fsrs siili aad r esnasG TRs
buffers pantry and serving rooms are also on
t bniid iioSr. the sh I',t ihis rtor iiSsr a4s and n1f e II the IN n' ~
several OF which are SO arranged on suite as t9
greater number OF private chambers. should a
necessity therefor arise.
s sHses Sili ShSS s a and Isrr general ps9m S 5iSss s4osnd H Wits
lockers. in which members who do not occupy
private apartments in the club house may keep
dress suits. The inventor OF that arrangement
naa a s Fhere ne are 1 Wiae S1 Who ao% We've w e % sassi,
cion the putting on OF dress suits at home.
when. the avowed purpose Of the husbands
donning them is to go down to the store and
To the husbands of such wives dress suits in
conveniently accessible lockers away from home
will be u sweet boon.
The frontage OF the club house on Fifth ave.
nue. is AZ feet and its depth 100. What the In
hut it is promised that they shall be. superb.
Whatever they are, they cannot be long do
layed. for the club eXpects to have It's house
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PITTSBURGH, March s.-Mr. CD. Le Roy
Of st. Louis has Invented a plan and process
for making q comolcte horseshoe out OF cast
steel. He had cast, according to his ~instrue-
lions. at Hussey d Howe's. three or four shoss.
which he shows. One OF them was out up into
pieces with Q chtssl whom cold. and another
had been twieted and ooptorted to demonstrate
Bhoenborger d 20. OF this city manufacture
iron horseshoes, but the heels and toe have tobs
put on sttsrward BY. blacksmiths. The horse
shoe OF Mr.. lie. Roy's Is made In Q mould. and
Those made by Hussey& Howe for the insep.
tor are perfect Shoes, strong and not easily
L. Roy explained that he could maze item \:
smooth as Was required. The AdvsutSSe al
the steel shoe is thai. II will last much Longer
than the iron one. and can be made - cheap.
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A FAMOUS PRIZE FIGHT.
A Mil Between Ned Price md dec Csburn.
Eccnlled by "a Spectator.

Recalled by u Spectator.
BOSTON, March a.-Early in the ffties Joe
the most scientific renresentattys Of the manly
Ind met ,h and O dsfeated several vasJJ frs + assc bo1 Was
in England. arrived in Boston. and was located
at tho North End. Shortly afterward. at the
old National Theatre. Coburn and Price. at .
sparrinG exhibition, given, 1 think. as a benefit
to Price. met for the first time. appearing In
the final set.to. The bout between the two left
no doubt In tho minus OF tho friends OF Coourn
as to the superiority OF their man. Price had
rasi%.d n in ,hi 10, a ,n 'ann IL ,r .ns o .nua, um oen ne mao
aes n,s ah M ,nis Guy VINO were eaual;y eonhaent
roped arena. A purse was raised among the
nnnorters NJ Moth man and n nebt IN accord,
sueeV with the :, r uH,s on the sn London y n don' p on zs' piass
was quickly arranged. Jack Butcher. O pop
ular sailor boarding house keeper at tho North
End. had a small house in Medford. on the
borders Of Spot Pond. which had been fire.
%auontly selected by pusiiists in training .ss
headquarters. Joe' a brother OF jack was
mine host Of this resort. None Of his numerous
and after sampling the good things on his we'll
stocked bar and satisfying themselves with
sse to cU aperosc 81 ms c ,,5aeTi .hey would get tips
1t was while Co6urn was in training at this
house. in April. 1856. that l first met. him. In
two weeks training. The time set for the
tho fight. The ground Selected was on an
men and their friends had landed parties wers
sent around tho pond to capture all the boats
prise BY the police. Among the prominent
sports present I remember BILLY Mead. Lyms
R fpIts Ri Jack stewart, n Bels che KY, BIZ u Evans
or s is 8 iI,nn sitsa tie boats from til. shore had
tho water Of the pond. and a1p opn tho
We're S.Ssl agreed g t 5ss it was ? ai large dog sSi aa% &
1t. As it came close to the island it was discovs
clothing NJ nsa:iy secured on Tie TOP Of his head
Finally the man landed and unfastsned hia
bundls. preparatory to clothing himself, 1t
ths, shore with the crowd; Louis Biersl was
t by tnr sisfiliyibn Inn f bsct i1 iSso tSe s Of das as Rs H Mas
had Won him friends. who c prysvaiIsd mon BON
Louis to allow him to remain. Lyme Brittona
thSnsht m there ;y;s I no +, ether man snI present : q. who who
BBfHiIIYi q Me mdkS Sif fse dfe WITH him =. a susp brit seas on
fered a bot OF 500 that Mead Would not dare
bbinnnEE pan nn 30 n dhnna swan 70 ne saore snd &
nsvsr Won an sasiersIoe Doa'' ana sa'o hen7o
Ptarlng an ms tine stakes were being driven
com nE5l% edds f'h Bsv anq B! SansT pfeP now ths w wshe 4
RnoWn anu popular tnri man, nag been selected
ass ae Gabt in af f5s .I rfn 6sa ana 9e bga sia ~ y aSs Eobo s had
never ry Witnessed ,e q i = sc :isnuia No. s nIofsss shal Il ps fie aSa
20 that no was entirely without experienceya and
aepenoed on hls pluck ana science alone. Bar
hey rord ana Iaverty. thnk. sec2nded Cor
burn, and III his corner were hen McDerp1oM
G IN fa'say BranniganC I. Little ssotty 81 Bro9k,
on the minstrel stage for his " Els
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a nEmopEL1rp CLUE nounE
New resssres Of the New rsrk C1us,s Oser
tiers In Fitth Avenue.

The remodelling Of the house Of the New
York Club. Thirty fifth street and Fifth avenue.
that has been done under thedirection Of Messrs
X. II. Robertson and A. J. Manning. architects,
has completely transformed tho old edifce,
and, while It is to be regretted that q vehement
purpose Of economy and an insatiate mania for
utility have trammelled the designers Of the
alterations, the results achieved are certainly
worthy OF appreciation. When II is remembered
that the old building was a squat, square,, I'M
pretontious structure. like a sort OF big brick
dry-goods box. with windows pierced at regu-
lar intervals. tho extent OF the changes made
will be appreciated on reference to the accom-
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,. w,.' i,. sss .ins'E XII: ::'' Sis. tn: a ss''' S.,as . .sEsSis.a . I, ' Il.
iiCS ~. pi 81, r. r. pubic p sud . = iss y .I /: ,s q q: .ri S:s. H.
Y; %;s s + ,'!s' ;;:s'es. T 'S': :::''''Ss :: .S:'ssi''E Ef is:'s
A. 10 right The expression land which" is harsh;
the conjunction ia always unne cessary. There is no
sentence yet composed In which the oppression and
which" appears which could not DO improved by the
simple omission Of the conjunction, or by . slight
change In the arrangement OF tho words and such oniA.
sion Of shs conjunction.
ca. ~ is ss%P.G * d y III p. %aSiie ses la ssp,. at s. ] :: s s.at.:
l RSa tss 70, ss.! lsssT q sF, uoasfs% Can sithsr hsass. Or Sesh
, lSISiS. p PUN, s,t asSsps in cases OF 0'n'umf issr 81 dis
We do not nnd in the Revised Statutes Of the United
States any authority for either House innicting any pun
shment for crimes, Ihether large or small, committed
In tho Capitol during the session of Congress A row In
either House would be stopped by the sergeantat.Arms
and the offenders censursd II they were members Of the
House. by the Speaker; II they were outsiders they
would be handed over to the police. In case OF . crime
the Capitol police would arrest the criminal and hand
him o,er to The District of Columbia courta fthe
President Of the United stAtss should murder . man In
the Capitol he would probably have to DO impeachsd
and removed from once; then he would DO tried byA
criminal court The Senate, having convicted . Federal
omoiA impsAehsd for treason. eonld ssn'snoe him to
DEAN.
A. WA uunoupativs will suoh - you describe 70 al
mittsd to probate In this State only when made BY sol
der In the dele or . mariner at seA and the testator
inns' have essn In ss'smis. Consult . LAWYER.
X p cra.yord-You can perhaps dispose of your old
mas.zinsS Ae, ~ euriosities TO some dealers In rare
aud eurtous thinEh' y 4.t.:.
viii Contain the informAtisn you dshre- Probably
ouyots geographical ssrisA published BY Appleton =
Co, b the bsst Humbeldrs "Cosmss" In Bohn's II.
esSy' fer sAis ~ sortbnsr 4 Wsford win aiss help you
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knocked Out.
ume-Kan cub In Detroit Free Preis.

Lime Kiln cub In D>roH free PTeS.
Col. Tragedy Walker moved to take from the
table the following resolution;
Samuel shin supported the motion. but Brother Gard
'"'Brudder walker. didn't you start fur Toledo q few.
days ago r.
"yes sab"
STARED 10 70 on de railroad kyar"
"you was nut OF beksse you couldn't pay yer fare :"
II wss nut on bekase I'd forgot my money, sah."
Exactly. an dis resolushun 10 In dc way Of revenge ="
"Y yea sAh."
.ps oIjiek A. to weaken condolences in railroads"
AN build up . feeling Of security in do wsshin' ma.
chine. which nebber jumps do track or goes frsW 4
bridge ~
Oats II sab"
"weiL 90 rssoiushun will be token from de table an,
placed in do stove, Ifyou want TO 6e rsvenRsd on ds
No man kin use dis club TO Grind his private axeI"
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Have you Strawberries ?" no asked.
Yea" ssid the dealer. with . shuddsr. He hsd In.
vssssd his ali In the mad speculation and two pint and
two hall. pint baskstA
...0iye ne one. please; that red barry on top II you
VIII lts my litue Kirls birthday. AndI promised her
OF gold
Sharp County record., 1888-05-10
MONDAY, JUNE 4TH, 1888.

MONDAY, JUNE 4rH, 1888.
offer for sale at public auction at the
front door Of the court house of Sharp
county, to the highest bidder, between
the hvurs for judicial sales, subject to
the former cxecut on in favor of Flnney 4
Co.. pit of the sw of Sc seo II, twp Is
north, range 6 west, one half acre. also
lot i or II aud loL IA, block |, in the
town of Ash Flat. levied on by me as the
property Of W Wilson, to sati fly q
judgement in favor Of W II Bull & Co..
Tor the sum Of fourteen dollars and sixty
seven cents and costs.
Terms of sale: Credit of three months
the purchaser being required to give note
with approved security, and lien retain
ed on said land for the payment Of the
purchase money. u. Il. HALL,
May Oh, eS. Sheriff.
Sharp County record., 1888-05-10

Arbuckle coffee, 25 cents at II. J.
Spurlock's.
Charley Duval caught a nice
feline fish last Monday. Fish weight
eight pounds, actual weight on
sealed scales, four pounds and three
ounces.
Don't forget the place to buy the
best good for the least money.
J.P. Cochran d Son.
Mrs. Matte Williams and Mrs.
R. M. Jones of Batesville, attended
the preachers meeting and were wei.
coined again to our midst by their
many friends at this place.
Eight pounds of jelly, assorted,
for one dollar at Spurlock'S.
X. SporcK of Kansas City, an
agent of the X. G. Ft. S. & NJ r. T..
Co., was in town this week on rail-
road business.
Clairette soap, l8 pounds to the
dollar at Spurlock's.
The delinquent land list will
appear soon. Every tax payer
should examine it carefully to see if
he has failed to pay on any of his
lands. 1t will only appear twice.
New lot of ladies and gents
hats just received by Cochran u Son.
Latest styles and at astonishlngly
low prices.
Grandma Metcalf, mother of
Mrs. Hamilton, celebrated her S7th
birthday last Sunday. The Record
extends congratulation and hopes she
may witness many returns of the an"
niyersary. .~:.~.
Miss Lee Taylor, one of the
most charming young ladies Of the
southeast part of the county, came
up last week for the purpose of
entering the literary and music de'
partments of the 4. S. II. s.
Allison Albright and Joe
Younger of Barren Fork, visited oul
town last Tuesday. They report
: "~runcn'5 every year. and the q 4
pply, in my opinion, will never O.
IT. -.i,----,,d n
Sharp County record., 1888-05-10
and Ut I.
en- theH

Running newspaper is an easy
and decidedly pleasant thing~for
about a day and half-but to keep
the machine going for a couple of
issues, with nothing to write about
and nobody to write it, is somewhat
monotol ouS, and monotony you know
would tire an Indian cigar and to-
bacco sign. So, by way of diversion,
we will now introduce the editor who
has Just returned from the meeting
of the press gang, to Texarkana's
great delight and much improved in
appetite. His free pass has expired,
the hospitalities are all eaten up and
he is now at liberty to pour out the
empty vials of his wrath upon those
soulless corporations, the railroa s,
until the next session of that dis
tinguished mob, before the conven-
tion of which he had better stop the
vial, or make up his mind to walk.
In either case, however, he will con.
tinue the practice of getting the
paper out the day before tits printed
in order to have his news fresh, and
will, in the future, run it to the entile e
satisfaction of his substitute, who
having covered himself all over with
glory, patriotism and printers ink,
now retires to his accustomed leading
position with the "high privates in
rear ranks"
Notwithstanding the severe
mental effort required to produce the
above and foregoing exceedingly
humorous and highly entertaining
valedictory, that editor has decided
not to receive an introduction at
present for postal card received
from him leads us to believe that he
is now galloping around the Gulf of
Mexico. But we will get him before
the next issue, so let the "obituary"
stand.
Sharp County record., 1888-05-10

While in attendance at church
services last Friday night, Joseph
Ault was suddenly attacked with a
disease supposed to be erysipelas.
His face, eyes and ears were much
swollen, so that he could scarcely see
or hear and his pulse ran up to 100
DR.. Bacon attended him and in few
hours the disease had entirely diSap
peared.
Tom Wilkes had the misfortune
to lose his horse on our streets last
Saturday. He was taken S ok on
Friday and being unable to relieve
him, he brought him to town to Lave
him doctored, but our home farriers
could not cure him and he died early
Saturday morning.
-Subscibe for the Record to-day.
Boonyille, Ark, Dec. 2l, lSS1.-This
is to certify that my wife has taken one
bottle of Danrby's Cot,or Patch Bitters,
which purchased from DR.. j. A. Keith
and find them a splendid tonic. She ha;
suffered greatly with loss of appetite and
general debility and she says your Bitter,
are certainly good.-R. S. Blanchard
For sale by Williams, Price & Co.
Sharp County record., 1888-05-10
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK.

We are authorized to announce ID. L. King as
candidate for the office of clerk OF the clrcuit
court of Sharp county, subject to the action of Il
county democratic nominating convention,
should one be held
To THE VOTERS OF SHARP COUNTY:
After thanking you for the generous snpport
you gave me two years ago, take this method
of announcing myself o candidate for re-elect0h
TO the Office of clerk of the circuit court, sub
iect TO the action of democratic county con-
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. y. WANN.
Sharp County record., 1888-05-10
IWInlWN J.B McCaleb X.
LOCAL NEWS

Use Laird's Liver and Blood pills
The best in the world.
Miss Willie Davis has been Wis
iting relatives in town for severa
days.
E-The newground, spring shove
cultivator for sale by Williams, Price
& Co.
Use DR.. Laird's Dcntozone fol
cleansing the teeth and purifying the
breath.
Hon. w. A. Turner of Ash
Flat, was in town on legal business
this week.
Wanted--5 loads of stove
wood, IA inches long, split fine fol
cook.stove. Apply at this office.
New dry goods, new hats and
In fact stock of new goods just
received by Williams, Price & Co
DIR. Philip Russell of Fredericks
town, Mo-, nephew of Prof. Mitchell
is visiting bis relatives here this
week.
Williams, Price Dc Co. have just
received a large and well-selecteo
line of clothing. Call and examine
them.
Miss Mollie Boles, sister of w
E. Boles, who has been attending
the meeting here, returned home last
Sunday evening.
-Shoes-shoes -shoes-a t Will
1ams, Price d. Co. Can fit anybody
as to quality and prices in that llne'
j. P. Cochran had the misfortune
to sprain his ankle last Sunday so Sc
verely as to require the use of crutch
eS.
Use Laird's Herb Relief for al
aches, pains, etc., and for the cure Of
catarrh. For sale by Williams
Price & Co.
"A. c. Higginbottom and S. c
Halliburton Of Williford, attended
probate court this week. They re
port crops suffering for want O.
rain.
If you? want to buy cheal
machine or good suit of clothes cheal
call at J p Cochran & Sons. They
keep the largest stock and sell th'
cheapest.
DIR. w. J. Watts died on tn,
oath ult., of blood poison, resulting
in heart disease-aged about s.
years. He leaves a wife and child
rem to mourn their loss.
The Evening Shade roll factory i
\ still ahead at the old stand. Cal
and see me.
J. M. WILLIAMS,
"a If Proprietor.
Sharp County record., 1888-05-10
their village Nga
| recent rain.

The Record would deem 1t a
favor if the chairman of each town
ship committee would forward for
publication, rs soon as ascertained,
the instructions of his township for
the several offices to be voted for
next Saturday.
Reports received from various
parts of country indicate that the
rain of last Monday evening was
general. Every farmers face seen
on the streets this week bore evidence
of this fact. ,.,, .r,
Joe Younger called at this Office
this week and made the "devil's"
heart glad by subscribing for the
Record, paying his subscription in
advance, Th anks. Who will be
nextp
Probate court met last Monday
and up to the present has transacted
considerable business. There is
some unfinished business that cannot
be brought up at present, so the
court will adjourn until Thursday,
July 5th, being the 4th day of the
county court.
1t is an unusual thing to see 25O
lbs of Bacon in a "skillet" at one
time but that spectacle may be wits
messed here every day. The doctor
has purchased one of these conve-
nient vehicles and is painting the
town red in ample form, and will
now invariably .'.get there with his
little red wagon"
-Rumors are current that dyna-
mite is being used pretty freely for
killing fish in Piney, Strawberry and
Spring river. Certain parties have
been spotted and will be in the
clutches of the law in a short time
if they persist in violating it's pro-
visions. A reward of $50 has been
offered at Hardy for the arrest and
conviction of all such individuals,
and the people express determine
tion to stop the pernicious practice,
regardless of cost.
The protracted services of the
preachers meeting closed last Sun
day night after a session of eleven
days. The following persons were
converted: Dr. r. s. Bacon, Joseph
Ault and Misses Mary Wainwright
and Luna Wright. -Four infants
were baptized and the following
named persons joined the church !:
Fayette Henry and wife, DR.. Bacon,
Joseph Ault, Mary Wainwright and
Rachel Mooney. Miss Dolly VAIN
wright was received into full connec-
tion and Mrs. Douglass was trans
ferYed from the Barren Fork church
and her membership entered in the
| church at this place.
Sharp County record., 1888-05-10
For COUNTY JUDGE.

We are authorized to announce that a, j.
Porter is candidate for county judge of sharp
county subject to the action of the democratic
county convention.
We are authorized to announce A j. Smith,
ESQ. of Strawberry township, as candidate
for county judge Of Sharp county, sub i
iect to the action Of the democratic convention,
If one IS held.
Sharp County record., 1888-05-10
THE CHURCHES .

Missionary Baptist-G. L. Foard, pastor;
preaching second Sunday in each month inelud-
ing Saturday before.
Cbrstlan-Eld. Josephus Lemons VIII preach
Cd Saturday.nght in each month, fnd on sun
day following. 80
Methodist, south-R. D.. Moon pastor. VIII VIII
preacl on the lst and Sd sundays In each
month. Prayer-meeting every wednesday nish''
Sunday School every Sunday T,odhaa morning al -
;nU;teJ IN come J. N. SHAVER,
i"'''~" ~ Superintendent.
Sharp County record., 1888-05-10
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,

We are authorized to announce j. I. LomaN
of Randolph county, as a candidate for prosecut-
ing attorney of the third judicial district, COM
posed of the counties of Stone, Independence,
jackson, Lawrence, Randolph and Sharp.
We are authorized 10 announce Joseph W.
Phillips of Jackson county, as q candidate Tor
prosecuting attorney of the third judicial circuit,
subject to the action of the Judicial Convention
at Batesville, June 19th 1888.
Sharp County record., 1888-05-10

BATEsyILLE, ARK
This stable is well equipped in every
department. Ample room for boarding
a large number of horses by the day OF
month teams and vehicles furnished CT
short notice. Special attention given tt
Commercial TraYelers.
Sharp County record., 1888-05-10
SOCIETIES..

u...,.u RrRAL CHAPTER No. so, R. A. NJ
f ISytxMholds regular conversations at masonic
ENG Hall in Evening Shade, the Sd SATURDAY
EnuES In each month.
RS. Bacon, Sec.
O EVENING SHADE LODGE No. lf3, f.
"a IN a. NJ, holds regular communications on
X X the Saturdy before lst Sunday IN eacn
sf " month JNo. s. WIIKERsoN, w. NJ
j. B. McCaleb, Sec.
A EVENING SHADE CHAPTER, No. Il, o.
<J1E. s., meets at Masonic Hall ST lhurs-
day in each month, ut O'Clock p. m;
"a ~ Mrs. Z. NJ. HUDDLEsToN, W. Nj.
Mrs. NJ. C. HuddlestoR, SecPy'
ia BEREAR LODGE, No. G2, |. o. q.
xsXSVN F. holds regular meetings every al
ag 's'Ha's | Friday I; nfHi i. MEDLEY, n. G.
Neely Shaver, Sec'y.
sS$MMANlzMz. nvrs.se SHADE 1oDsr'
;, SSeNX meets NEE -''' llrst tues; !;
parn, 1'tlSes FS IS INV niSsqts II every
end be amply paid for your trouble. - +.
- WeStern Tobacco Jous,ss1tGt4- u,stGt4 81
szEtsSse SErLY SHAVER b.
WI|iINlSNN JB McCaleb X.
Sharp County record., 1888-05-10
FOR TREASURE ER.

We are authorized to announce c. W. Shaver
as a candidate for reelection to the ofilce OF
of democratic nominating convention, should
one be held in the county.
Sharp County record., 1888-05-10
For REPRESENTATIVE.

THE RECORD is authorized to say that IL. b
Bellamy is candidate to represent Sharp county
in the lower house of the next general assembly
and that he submits his claims to the democratic
county convention, should such convention be
held
Sharp County record., 1888-05-10
.AnnounCenaen ntS.
FOR GOVERNOR.

We are authorized to announce that Hon.
John G. Fletcher of Pulaski county, is candl-
date for governor of Arkansas, subject TO the
action of the state democratic convention to be
held in Little Rock, May 81.
Sharp County record., 1888-05-10
FOR SENATOR.

THE RECORD is authorized to announce that
Hon, Sam j. johnson of Ranolph county, is q
candidate for reelection as State Senator from
the second senatorial district, subject to the ac-
ton of democratic dsteict nominating con-
ventiOn, should one be held.