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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-05-10
RAINSBORO.

May Sth. 1888.
Mrs. Mamie Upp, OF Indiana, is visit.
ing her mother, Mrs. Eliza Pearce, in
the East End.
Mrs. Aaron Johns, of Washington City,
was the guest of Mrs. J. B. Gossett and
Mrs. John Redkey last week.
Rev. G. J. Wells went to Leesburg last
Sunday to assist in missionary service
and will attend a like service at, East
Monroe next Sunday.
Brooks Spargur and wife, of Hillsboro,
spent Wednesday last with his parents
here.
Our milliners, Miss Maggie Roads and
Mrs. G. A. West, have each been getting
ready for the spring trade and are en-
joying the results of their efforts.
John Bridwell, of Leesburg, called
upon some of his old friends in this
vicinity last Friday.
The apple, plum and cherry bloom are
abundant in this locality, which makes
us hopeful for good crop of each this
year.
Will Miller came home Thursday from
Kentucky suffering from an attack of
rheumatism and will not return until he
is able for business again.
Miss Flora spargur spent Saturday
night and Sunday at Cynthiana the guest
of Isaac Taylor's family.
]. L. Gossett and wife attended church
at Carmel last Sunday.
H. X. Roads, j. s. Williamson, Thomas
Roads and Ted Roads visited the Serpent
Mound in Adams county last Sunday.
John. Farley attended church:here last
Sunday and was the guest of d. NJ. Bar
rett and family.
A small child of John McMullen was
bitten by rat some days since and has
been 20 seriously i'll from its effects as to
need the attention OF physician.
The graduating class in our High
School this year is composed of the fol.
lowing: G. L. Gossett, Ed B. Roads,
X. M. Ferguson, Will H. Roads, Leslie
George, Ella Hixson, Irene Mccoy, Jessie
Browning, Elizabeth Hixson and Dollie
Roads. The commencement exercises
will be held at the M. E. Church Thurs
day evening, May oath. DR.. w. J. Nc
Surely, Of Hillsboro, will make the
address.
John Mcbride, OF Fairfax, is the gues,
Of his son, DR.. d. N. Mcbride, of WesI
Main street.
John H. Davis has been confined te
his home with sickness for several day,
past.
Mrs. Biddie Davis was seriously i'll the
latter part of Last week, but is much bet
ter now.
Henry Head was in town yesterday
looking after the wool trade. He expect
to give his attention to that line of bust
ness while the season lasts.
Rufus Emmitt, of waverley, is here
the guest of his mother.in.law, Mrs
Eliza Pearce.
James Ferguson made business tri
TO Dayton last week.
Mrs. Isaac Kerns will visit her son
Charley, at cambridge and. her nothe
at Bournvills this week.
Dr.. W. H. Dawn and wife. Of Hillsboro
wsra guests Of H. w. Roads at the Ande
House yesterday.
| Rev. y. Rsdksy hes consented to do
liver tho osstion On Memorial Day, Ma,
soth.
! AM O n, sana u HIlsbsso. \ Nh
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The Bee Hive Shoe Store has just no
ceived alarge invoice Of gentlemen's fine
custom made shoes, IN calf and kanga-
roo, and are selling them at lowest
prices. It win pay you to see them be-
fore you buy.
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25 cents is the small price of admis-
sion. The COW boy drill in the native
costume is alone worth the money. May
18th and 10Th,
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Come early and stay late at the Armory
May 18th and 10th and take box Of
candy home with you to sweeten memory
in the coming future.
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Mrs. John Bond died Thursday NOR
ming Of last week at 10 o'clock, and was
buried Saturday morning, the funeral
services taking place at the Catholic
Church q 8 o'clock. Lung fever VA
the cauao Of her death.
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Morrow Bros. line of fancy queens.
ware, glassware, chinaware, dinner and
tea sets, ETC., ETC., is "just elegant" Go
and zee for yourselves.
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Last Saturday. stock sale was = slim
one. Dan Fleck purchased 8 head Of
horses. Emithy 8, Russell 8, VAIN 4
CLARK I, farmers Z; in all about 25 head.
Prices ranged from $50 to $50.
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Notice! {!

10 Dhom II may concern: That the
Board Of Infrmary Directors for High
land county, Ohio, will hereafter hold
their regular business meeting at the
Court House in Hlllsboro on the first
Wednesday Of each month.
By order Of the Board.
AZ E. v. GRIx, Clerk.
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GREAT BARGAINS: A carriage, har-
ness. COW, shoats, garden ttensils, wheel.
barrow, water cooler, steam cooker, seven
suits of furniture nearly new, several
hundred yards of carpet, mating, fruit
jars, etc., etc., for sale
Ar THE CorLror.
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Wanted-Goo stout boy, IA to 16
years old, to do chores about house.
A good home for . good boy. Inquire
st the Hillsbore Gazette Office.
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Mr.. John D. Fenner left last Thursday
for Los Angeles, California, whittier his
wife had preceded him several months
ago. Il ID their intention TO make that
city their future home.
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The Dairy Maids Carnival, the drill,
the songs and recitations at the Armory,
May 18th and 10th and matinee on the
10th. Don't forget It.
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MARRIED.

BOON-FORD-At Louisville, KY,
Mr.. Andrew Boon, Of Louisville, KY,
and Miss Anna Ford. of Hillsboro, Ohio.
Immediately after the ceremony they
started for Peoria, ILL.,, their future home.
ROADS-WAITS-At the residence Of
the brides parents near Buford, Wednes-
day evening. May I'd, BY O. o. Collinss
J. p, Mr.. John N. Roads. Of Brown
county, and Miss Lydia Waits. Of High
land county.
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Morrow Bros. have grand daily dis
plays Of their wall papers, window shades,
etc. Go and see their superb goods
whether you buy or not.
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Don't be gulled into buying cheap
grade Of binder twine at Is cents per
pound when you can buy the same grade
for less money at the Hillsdoro Hard
ware Go. a28-tf
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Miss Cynthia Dixson, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. B. Abrams,
for several months, has returned TO her
home in Lima. o,
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The regular annual business meeting
Of the Union School Alumni viii bs held
in the Union School buildins Monday,
Nay l4th, at 7:S0 p. m. A full attend-
ancs b desired.
ELLA A. WILLIAMS, Pres.
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production of tho
masterpieces of
the most illustri-
Gus composers Of
t h g m u s / c a l
world. Here will
be present the de-
votees and favor.
:ites of the muses.
from every quar-
ter of the globe.
The success which
the Cincin n n att
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q. A. 3.

Memorial services win BE- held at the
Presbyterian Church on Sunday morn
Ing, May ~, 1883, at 10 o'clock .. m,
Rev, w, j, McSurely officiating.
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Messrs. D. @. Morrow, H. D. Davis
and James Wright are in attendance at
the Sons of Veteran Encampment at
DAYTON this week, tAo
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Extracts From q Private Letter From
]. H. Ut.

]. H. Ott.
DECATUR, ALA, May 9th, 1883.
Iwrite you this at my earliest oppor-
tunity. did not leave Cincinnati until
Friday night. tell you was tired
when I arrived here, and am not entirely
over It yet. find the town up to my
expectations. Houses are springing up
on every side, but plenty of mechanics
here to do the work. The town is scat
tered over 80 much ground it would be
several days work to get over it.
Northern people are plentiful. The
place is new, accommodations are very
scarce, and materials of all kinds cores
pondingly high. Board at 81 q week.
Grass is very scarce all over town, the
land being red, clayey soil, which I
understand, by good cultivation pro.
duces well. Grass will grow by
careful nursing. but there are very few
yards with any lawn whatever. But
flowers are cultivated extensively. Fruit
Of all kinds looks well and thrifty. The
crop Of peaches will be large, the peaches
now being a. large as Guys Romeo.
Potato stalks in bloom. The beautiful
magnolia 10 in bloom and emit their de-
lightful perfume. The town is lighted
with electric light. sunday is well OBJ
served considering the great number Of
strangers here. Barber shops and drug
stores and few OF the other business
places are kept open on Sunday, but
generally that day is very quiet, Satur-
day seeming to he the gala day among
the tough element. Schools are not a.
yet of much consequence, but talk oi
building soon. Rents are high. Busi-
ness of all kinds is starting up, which
will bring great number Of people here,
20 the town will have to continue Ia
build up.
There are 20 many enterprises starting
up that I cannot enumerate all of them
in detail, but the largest are the Urbans
Rolling Mills and the railroad shops, each
Of which cover fifty acres of ground. ]
am told that farming pays we'll but the
greatest draw back ID the negro who
when broke, il compelled to work al
any price, and thus reduces the wages
of the working white man. Houses are
slapped together in any manner. Darkey
mechanics Of ali kinds can be seen
working on them, but of course thii
Jerry building will not always be 20, a
the people will soon begin to see fol
themselves that such houses are pool
investment. Building material ID very
cheap. al rough stuff, Of course, used
green, and manufactured stuff, such u
doors, sash, etc.. very poorly made. hu
this all seems NO difference to the ownel
- oil he looks to ID the time, the sooner
completed. the better, no matter how
the work il done, and Of course all thi
tends to reduce prices and interfere with
| good reliable contractors. I saw som,
fine fab Saturday that were caught Il
the dvef here which must b at leas
one.half mile vide; ] will close for thi
time for fear may tire You, viii writ
aoain In . few days. ]. h. Orr.
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One night to the carnival! One quar-
ter to a good cause! One benediction
when you are throughl
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Gov. Foraker and family were the
guests Of Hillsboro relatives last Sunday.

German preaching services at the
Presbyterian Church next Sunday after
noon At s O'Clock.
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Highest market price paid fsr coed
wheat at Model City Mii1s.
EVANS = M'GUIRE.

Isn't our new Marshal's new suit q
dandy?
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The Bee Hive always keep = full A.
sortment Of ladies iine custom made
shoes on hand at the lowest prices.
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Go to Morrow Bros. II you wish to see
an exquisite line Of plain tint wall
papers. Just received.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-05-10

DR.. H. M. Brown is attending meet
ing Of the Ameican Medical Association
in Cincinnati this week.
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For Rent Room on South High street,
next door to Bee Hive Shoe Store; also
dwelling house ON East Main street.
Inquire OF M. NJ. LILLEY.
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The Scott Dragons will give . public
Uniform drill next Thursday evening at
the Armory. The public are invited.
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Lamps, window shades, picture frames
and mouldings Of every style, variety
and price at Morrow Bros.
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= The commencement exercises OF the
New Vienna High School will be held
in the n. E. Church in that village on
Friday evening of next week.
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Beautiful curtain scrim nice enough
for q parlor, only cents yard, at Hib.
ben's.
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Mrs. Ruth George. OF Rainsboro, was
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. o. N. Sans.
several days of the past week.
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We put on sale to-day special lot Of
four-button, stitched back kid gloves at
80 cents a pair. Sc. HrBBEN & SoN.
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Mr.. E. 8. Griffith has removed his
shoe shop to H. H. Maddox's harness
shop, South High street.
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Mrs. H. w. Spargur elegantly enter
tanned large number of her lady friends
at her home on South High street last
Thursday evening.
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All good Christian peopls that pray
evsry Sunday that the yoans men and
boys b ksp. straight and - the light
palh valk up and pay your - esnts 81
The 1sst staaiea On that path ~ LsaGus
rooms, Faith without works b NO good.
Ainesy Hall Nay 18th and 10Th.
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See the new spring goods at Hibben's
before You buy dress, and avoid the
pang Of remorse.
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..Ts TIE Farmers"

Twill pay the hishest market price
for al srsdss Of wool. For particulars
call q Head bsos. Gsoeesy. No. 81 South
HlSh skese. VIII. HnAps
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Miss Minnie Macksrley, Of South
Salem, Il the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
Babee Hnrrere.
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Senator D. M. Msssie, Of Chillicothe
was visitor to our city last week.
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COURTHOUSE NEWS.


John M. Roads and Lydia Waits.
Daniel Campbell and Bell Stoops.
Adam B. Griffith and Meta A. Smith
Amos y. 1go and Cynthia A. Sanders
William G. RotrofF and Sarah E. Moury
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Misses Jennie and Lillian Magale, Of
Galveston, Texas, will spend the sum
mer here. gs
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We psy as ecnts for gosd, hard Mill.
lng wheat. ]. n. BOYD 3 co.
Don't fail to try one Of Morrow Bros.
Excelsior Cooking Crooks.

Have you seen The big assortment ol
colored shirts at the Bee Hive
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Cheese 10 cents per pound next 6atur.
day at the West End Grocery.
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A bargain In hand made torchon lace,
two inches deep cents, at Hibbens.
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For anything in the wall psper line al
prices way down 60 to Morrow Bros.
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Mrs. W. B. Abrams and children are
visiting relatives in Lima, o.
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uyes uepssl - npsV. q jump,snlI
snryogs ualp ~ eSbsR 1Ge. 1laole = Vheal
~ hn6w ~ - lhgr
Sharp County record., 1888-10-25
4 RAILROAD.

Articles of association OF the Arkansas
and Gulf railroad was fled with the sec,
retary of state on the 10th inst. The
projectors of this road propose to build
md operate line to commence in ChicOt
county, Arkansas, on the state line be-
sween Arkansas and louisiana; thence by
the most practicable route through the
counties of Chicot and Desha, to Arkan-
sas City; thence through the counties of
Desha, Llncoln, Louoke, Prairie. White,
Cleburne, Stone, Independence, lizard
Sharp and Fulton to a junction with the
Kansas City, Gulf & Memphis railroad
Rne, distance of about 275 miles
The capital stock of the company is plac-
ed at $2.750OQ0, divided into 27,5OO
shares. The commissioners are John D.
adams, James Murphy, j. M. Whisehill,
@ere Baxter and Thomas Sharp Of New
York; S274 500 was subscribed by the
Kentucky and Arkansas Land aud Indus
trial company.
The following has been sent to the
RECORD for publication for two weeks.
The stockholders will meet December Is
AZ Arkansas City for the purpose of
eecting i've directors for the company,
Tais begins to look little railroadish:
HvnHT
Sharp County record., 1888-10-25
Public SDeaEing.

Public addresses on the political issues
of the day will be delivered by the fol-
lowing named democratic speakers at |
O'Clock. p. m. on the dates named
Thos I. Herrn and R B.. Rellamy-At
Sidney, Nov, 2, and at Ash. Flat Nov, 3D.
1888.
P. Fl Wilkereon, Thos c. Sims and JnO
C McKiuney-At Poughkeepsie, NOV. %
and at Lebanon Institute, Nov. Sd.
Judge Abner A. Steel, Jno B MoCaleb
and R W Hsll-At Kings Mill, Nov. lst,
Hardy, Nov. 2i.
w A Turner and Sam H Davidson, Cal
anime. Nov. /; Ferd Shavcr's Nov. 2
Sam c Halliburton and David W Morri,
AT Armstrong, Nov. |; at Garner's
Mill Nov. ID
AD Barr, W G Matheny and John A
Wilson Shade, Nov. |; Center,
Nov. 2.
All Vance, W G Meeks and Judge A
J Port"r-At Coger place Nov ,, Polk
Bayou Nov Sd.
Geo R Hall, S D Johnston and EStes
AT Hopewell, Lebanon township, Nov
2 at night; Williford, Nov. 81, at night.
DM Coffman, Jno Medley and Sam
Wainwright--Blanville, Nov 1st, at 10
O'Clock a. NJ Camp Ground Nov I'd, at
10 a. 10.
The democratic committees of the sev
eral townships are requested to provide
stands for speaking at each appoint
ment. A fair division Of time will be
accorded speakers opposing democratic
principles.
j B MCCALEB,
Cham'n Go. Cen. Com.
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NIeN N(zQg) WNRs
FROM HARDY,

Cotton coming in slowly. Very cool
nights but not much frost yet. Col j, L..
Abernethy came over from the barbecue at
Center enroute to JacKsonpor and Little
Rock and is expected to make several
democratic speeches before bis return
home. .Jno. B McCaleb and W. D.
Cochran were on our streets on the goth,
on their way to st. Louis where the lat
ter was shipping three car loads Of cattle
and the former being one Of Ark. fore
most young attol neys was on profession
al business. Col w. B. Scarlett left
one day last week for the mouth OF
Strawberry river on a fishing tour where
he viii meet DR.. Craig and Ethan Medley
aud have a jollifioation with the tinny
tribe. q. .. . Or. Ed sullivan was in town a
day or 80 last week and did some first
class work as be always does.
Sharp County record., 1888-10-25

e Evans of Magazine; purchased
a bottle of Dansby's Cotton Patch
Bitters from Triddy & Chitwood for
my wife who was chilling all the
time, and l could not get anything to
do her any good until l got the Bit
ters. She is now entirely free from
them. Sold by Williams & Price.
Sharp County record., 1888-10-25
NOTICE
G. Meeting of Stockholders Of the arkansas
d Gulf Railroad Co.

G. Meeting of Stockholders Of the arkansas
D. Gulf Railroad Co.
Notice is hereby given that meeting of
the stockholders of the Arkansas & Gulf
Railroad Company will be held at the Of
fee of the company in Arkansas City,
Desha county, Ark. on Saturday, Decem-
Der 1st 1888, at 12 o'clock m, for the pur-
pose of electing not less than five (5) nor
more than thirteen (19) directors of said
Company. Stockholders owning stock
thirty 1907 days before said meeting are
alone authorized to vote at said meeting.
and such stockholders are requested TO be
present at said meeting in person or by
daily authorized proxies.
JOHN D. ADAMS,
JERE BAXTER,
JAMES MURPHY,
}. NJ. WHlTEHlLL,
THOS. Il. SHARP,
II Commissioners.
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E l. 7 10 N
PROCLAMATION.

Public notice is hereby given that the
undersigned. as sheriff of Sharp county
Arkansas, will, on
TUESDAY, NOV. 9TH, 1888,
pursuant to law, open and hold an elec.
ton at eah Of the voting precincts Of
Sharp county forlthe election Of two cleo
tors for president and vice president Of
the United States from the state at large.
one elactor for president and vice -presi-
dent for each of the FIVE congressional
districts of Arkansas, and representa-
tive in congress from the first COMPRESSION
al district of Arkansas, to the 5lst con-
gress of the United States.
Given under my hand this 1lth day of
October, 1888. GEO. K. HALL.
Sharp County record., 1888-10-25
ANNOUNCE

YHHE EVENING SHADE HIGH SCHOOL
I will open its regular sixth annual session on
the Sd day of September next Rates Of tuition
81 80 to 81 90 per month. Music 81 90. An Incl
dental fee of 10 cents per month will be charged.
Mrs. Enie Nj. HuddlestOn will have charge OF
the music class. The primary department will
be under the tuition Of Miss Lula Russell.
Board can be had at 81 to $40 per month.
1t will be best. if possible, for all pupils to
enroll at the opening Of school.
ALFRED MITCHELL,
81 3m Principal.
Sharp County record., 1888-10-25
BuCklen's Arnica SalVe

The best salVe in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt lheum, fever
sores, letter, ehapped hands, chil6lains
corns, and all skin erupGons, and positive
ly cures piles, OF no pay required. 1t Is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by j. r. Metcalf.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION, ,-3163.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS 53t5500.
Land Office at Little Rock, Ark,
Sentemher 22d. 1888.
A Oct 4

Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof IN support of
bis claim and thar said pro f will be made
before the county judge, or in his absence.
the county clerk of Sharp county at Even
ing Shade, Ark, on Noy. g. 1888, viz; Henry F..
Lloyd, homestead entry No, 1888 for the south
halt of II W or, and W Or of s W Or Of sec %,
ard n ar OF $ e Or Of sec %, twp 10 north,
range 5 west. He names the following witness
es to prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation Of, said land, viz: A B Wright, W
j Sullins, r + Pierce, E T Hunt, of Highland,
Ark. Ii. V. 1EAKLE,
43-sep27 Register.
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NOTICE

Mai. NJ V. Shaver Of Scott township
has twenty or twenty-five good mules to
cell, sll four years old next spring, and
work we'll in harness. and will sell on
time for notes well secured. Call and see
him and his mules and learn his prices.
Oct. 18, 1888.
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-.Ioe Williams is not SAVING much

Joe Williams is not saying much
but Is doing a great deal Of card
ing and grinding. His carding
machine is in good trim and his
carder is trying to, and does, please
everybody, both with output and
quality of rolls. Meal made on his
mill is said to be the best. 81
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE CHURCHES

cnr,ston-Eld Joserhus Lemons w WIN III PrSaGn SaEn
81 InrtS,Jl IanSrJav night in each month"; and on sun
cundov-schoo "s' every Sunday morning al
.,oIncE at the Methodist church. EVeISpou! 10
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