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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-03
DR. RUSSELL DEPENDS HIKsELP

Health Commissioner Grinin. Of Brooklyn yesterday d.
Of his department prosecate Michael
Komman Christian Hsmbreeh Of No 2&S Meseroe ST
and Dr. Edward Russell Of No. 1893 Beafordsye for
Sslng OF smallpox He take active
sre. against any copeeals contagious disease Dr.
Russell claims that hs reported tAe whio under his
care N Il difficult diagnose and
promptly asked the advice of the Health Department
etcers about II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-03

81 John Mcneil, p m.
surEEes sousf-srzcIAL Tlax-Bsfors Dssr~ J.-Ns
day calendar
COMMON PIxAs-sPEcIAL Tsnx-Befcrs Van Hosses. T.
Ne day calendar.
CIT CoUxT-TRIAL TERH-PARf uI-Befcre erswnS J.
Mos 4l46 437l 426a I225 284d t42e, t41I l4?S a0eS
s2 4403 l44l <3l4 4522 1854 Ass. 1885, S247 S2S7'
$3.50. . =.
the term. a..
CoUaT or GENERAL sKssroSs-fAxr II-AGourned for
the term.
cogHr o. GENERAL srs.ossPAKr ReeS.asr
inga-Nsa l. 2 4. g. 2 o. 10 H. II Is, "a 10 "a 40
Is TO- 40 81 o. 49, "a 25. 49, ~ a. 90 30 81. 81 81 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-03
NO VERDICT IN THE PAINE WILL CASE.

jury the Paine property case entered the supreme
Court where Justice presided yesterday and the
oreman informed him they could and they
were the that they retired on Wednes
day afternoon they stood for the plaintiff inc
on both sides disappointed for each had counted
upon victory The OF the Disagreement Is tha Tor
the present at least Damn Will continue In pos
eesson real In Warren and Fourteenth ats
decided their husband OF the latter John Paine
and by the sunt bequea thed TO them.
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ZEE SUPERNATURAL PROVED FROM SCIENCE.

'osssor Henry II. Williams. OF Cornell Univeriy'
ast night AZ the Institute Of Christian Philosophy
Winthrop Place. "Ths scientific Evidence Of the
After ascussinG the theories OF the different
OF evsutionists and admitting tho scentiha sound
the theory Of the gradual development Of plant and
higher speces he went in 10 the causes that lie
'hls development He held that nasnuch a. tho nrst
ssase must have back Of IL, which could
been supernatural scientific investigation proved
Sncs Of supreme power outside Of nature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-03

The Hudson Csussy Board Of Health has granted pcrmis
sion pmond agent Of the United States Govern
nen TO sssap,sh for the purpose
stauping ont peuro- pnsumoBiA Dr. Dimond has made
s1r county that the disease exists In
hanbsr ssblsa Ts county authorities Will COOPERATE
With agent Cattle sictsd with the disease
VII 10 aud the paid $50 for registered
ssws $50 tor Of inspectors viii
~appesnted 1t onca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-03

WILL SAMUEL HUNTS WILL BIB OOyTESTEDf
Testimony was to be taken yesterday before Probate Clerk
Charles Beckett in regard the probate OF the will Of
Samuel Hunt who left fortune $500 0OO but the case
was adjourned at the request Of eIsuuogrte Rollins who
has been retained BY the daughter Of the tssar Josephine
we OF inc V'eount dc Frsuiere 70 look after her interests
nJ .ns wi" sne received $4,000 year and her husband
sooo Aysa the bulk of the being ultimately divided
among numerous niecss and nephew, and their
shere were no viii the entire would BIO Inherited by
.ne daughter she at present living a, Pau. the we'll
fnswn Watering place In the Pyrsnees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-03

An accident remotely caused by tho Police Boards habit
placing offending policemen trial. occurred In the main
hal Office yesterday Captain Reilly, OF the
Nineteenth Precinct who had Headquarters to max
trouble OF his policemen met ct the bottom
eus stairs by Policeman Msilsy. Of the Church st.
squad who . witness IN one trial Hello Jim
said the Captain giving the policeman friendly swing by
The Malley the lowest step OF the stairway
He and his him In such fashion that
he sprained ankle ambulance called but Malsy
preferred 10 ride homo IN cab.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-03
LESS DANGEROUS TEAM DYNAMITE.

n colored with a saehsl created stir In
George spotss dry store l0S Newakave. Jersey
CITY, Wednesday night He made small purchase and
leaving the satohel behind him. Mr.
spOs called him back but hurried away. Some
gested that the satcho contained dynamite and at
there panic among the sales They
tie ak gathered about the door Po
Ncemen summoned and whom the satohe opened
found to contain wonens underwear. which
had probably stolen and which for the ceorsd
man anxiety TO get away when called
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TO BUY THE STOCK OF THE CONCORD.

BosToN Feb Special. "A dispatch from Concord,
n. H., strtes that the Boston and Maine
Railroad Company has given mp any idea OF
forcing the Concord road into the system and the
plan new s 70 buy the lstters stock Several large
blseKs DO had at any time and with the
1000 shares in the Nsrthcra Railroad treasury
and 900 in the ]. W. johnson estate. "a majoriJy
Is in fair way 70 be secured John H. Pearson said
to be In failing health and be 10 said to DO the Fighting
man Of ia g present manag enent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-03
COURT CALENDARs-ro-DAY.

syRRsNr COUNT nsvRs Before Andrews: Moe
Y7b s78, 5s2 S87 38s S9s. 400. lsl, 402, i0s, lO<
gupnEHE CoURT-sPRclAL TREM-rA i.-bsfore Ingra-
ham, No day calendar.
DUHRoeATE's CouaT-Bs10rs Ransom. a-win Of Charles
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until 70 morrow.
COURT OF APPEALa.

ALnAN Feb AIN the Court Of Appeals to-day the fol.
loving causes argued:
No ESQ John Demar''t respondent. at Henry Heids
Ne. Gao Frederick Beck md oShsra res,ondepts At
J. Lester Wsllack appellant "
Ne 621 Clayton Part appellant agt the Hiohuuond York
River and Chesapeaks Railroad Company. rssvendsnL
Following tho day calendar for pshrusrys,
Nos e24 coo, 6l3. 6eA ee9. 1907. Sos and esl
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MR. AeBrrCRrE Will, NOT PAY WILLINGLY.

n
The loves of Bunne and Baby Bunting are to be
upon General Term Of the Supreme Court
points OF law become involved IN them The DO
lief Charles Arbucke the defendant the celebrated
breach of promise which Miss Clara Campbell OBJ
taned verdict OF $4,000 amounting with costs and
allowance TO SAC 1872 90 would settle with her upon
this basis has been dsspaed By the filing of his notice Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-03
STOCKS YIELD TO A RAID.
SMALL REC0VBRIES At TIE CLOSE
DECLINING ALL ALONG THE LINE BUT
CLOSING STRONG

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-FEB. a
TIE GENERAL LIST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-03

The Insurance On the stock Of Louis Zechel No. 55l
Broadway. damaged by Mondays fire. ia 40 fellovst

sovsral large ists Of Insurance build
ngs destroyed arc not Jet sbtainabe The records Of
the companies Interested In these properties locked
N safes which are SIN buried In the ruinA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-03

Refsree-Robert Clifford d" OF the Westminster.
Mesra FoydJones and Murphy will no more this
season.
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Ops H'gt Low't Final Bid IAsk'd ssld.
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Clet6 on 10 LIST
Ches q Ohio :
Canada Southe

1000. 49,. lO8 y
Canada Southern
81
5000. eiia
Col II Val & T SIS
l5.000........72l1
1000. .
Chic X 1 & Pacific
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BONDS AND ZANE SToCKs.


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5000. ..... TO-
Am Dock x Imp IS
1000. 800. l0+
BTooAlyn Elevated
LIST
3.Oes .... lO7
Baltimore & Ohio
50
1000. l04lq
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LIST
1000 ..... 100
CEes 4 Ohio
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10000.
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Sharp County record., 1888-08-16

J. P. Eagle, our next governor, III
an interview with the Gazette, stamps.
%. 9','s ...:;;ii,..,oooiide mortgage false
hood which his enemies have been
circulating. He has a store for fur
nishing supplies to his tenants, but
he does not take mortgages from
them. Says he: "I will tell you all
about my mortgages. ! never take
a mortgage on any thing except
where furnish a man with mules or
horses to make a crop with, | take a
mortgage on the animal to secure it.
| furnish my tenants with supplies,
but have meyer yet taken mortgage
on a mans crop or property to secure
the payment. | have a store on my
plantation for the sole convenience
of my men, for l furnish them with
supplies cheaper than they can get
them in Lonoke, and | keep the store
to allow them to save the time 1t
would take to 90 eight Or nine miles
and back to get the supplies. | have
and still do refuse to furnish my
neighbors on credit, except my
brother-in-law, because l tell them
my store is for the convenience of
my tenants. have never yet taken
a mortgage on horse, mule, hog,
dog, COW or any other piece of prop
erty that has been brought on my
place, with one exception of horse
which I gave back to an old man and
he still owns it. l want every man
who comes on my farm to leave it
with as much or more property than
he had when he came on it. Another
fact is that | have never in all nay
life closed a man out under mort
gage or taken his property"
Sharp County record., 1888-08-16
FROM ASH FLAT.

We were blessed with nice gentle rain
Sunday morning and We believe it ex-
tended over large scope of territory,
It will be a great advantage to corn ex-
cent that which is already beyond re-
demrtion. Cotton being two weeks later
than last year const qnently had just be-
gan 70 bloom when the drouth come on 1t
and has not shed as much Of the crop as
the farmers think and will, we believe,
with another rain or Two yield a bali crop
any way, at least in this neighborhood'
John Thomas and Miss Susan Roberts
sailed upon the ocean o f matrimonial
bliss on the eve of the Och inst, Esquire
Dark officiating in the ceremonies.
j. L. Short, successor TO Jno. I'll. Walsh,
deceased, contractor on mail route No. 29-
202 from Evening Shade via Ash Flat to
Hardy will make on effort to have the
schedule reversed 50 as to leave bere iai-
ly to Hardy and triweekly to Evening
Shade on the same days as formally which
will be an advantage to Rockford and
Franklin on route No. 29208. and to
Kings Mill and Center on route No 29-
205 and not effect Evening Shade or this
ulaee euther, therefore there is 20 reason
why be shoaId not have the change.
Sharp County record., 1888-08-16

wclld get McCurIey to 90 out, but
Buiks then spoke insultingIy to lalcs
an finally slapped HIM IN the face
with the back of his hand, and a
gel fral fight ensued in which it was
pro sen that Burks used his knife
frs and in turn was stabbed to
the Scarf by Hales,
T,i5e are not here to justify murder
or her crimes, but when the good
name Of our state and Sharp county
is as, we believe maliciously impugn~
ed g I'd grossly misreprcsented, We
won i not be doing our duty as
a newspaper publisher if such state
mentS were allowed topass umoticed.
A for Lee Hales, we never saw
him 70 know him, in fact we never
hear. of him till after the killing
HarGy is quiet, peaceablo town
and II the home Of some Of the best
citizaas of the county, who regret
the sad affair, as all good citizens do
every where.
Sharp County record., 1888-08-16

baptized. May the Lord bless the
work and increase, and may those
who thus accept the Saviour remain
as firm as the rock agalst which the
gates Of hell shall never prevail.
The editors wife has been more
feeble than usual for the past few
days.
&C. W. and Neeely Shaver and
wife, NJ. G, Wainwright and daugh>
ter, Miss Mary, were among the at
tentiye walters and nurses at the
bedside of Miss Attic Williams dur
ing her illness.
We failed to call attention to
the announcement Of the Evening
Shade school which appeared last
week. The institution il in charge
of the same teachers who were 50
successful last term, and the patrons
know what to expect when the
school begins in September.
j P. Cochran returned from his
California trip Monday evening. He
is highly pleased with the scenery
and thinks the trip was beneficial to
him in many ways. He has no idea
of changing his location to home
in the west. He thinks Arkansas is
far ahead Of any country yet seen
for the laboring man. And he is a
good judge, too.
The date for the barbecue at
Calamlne was first fixed on the 18th,
but seeing that the candidates for
senator were to speak at Calamine
on the 18th and at the Shaver place
on the 10th, the date for the Gala
mine celebration was changed by the
RECORD to the 10th, at which time
the people Of Scott and Big Greek
townships could be consolidated and
all meet at Calamine. The impor-
tance of making this announcement
in last weeks paper was overlooked,
but this plan was agreed to by Col.
Davidson, the democratic candidate,
who doubtless told his opponent of
the change. We hope there was no
body disappointed by our neglect.
Sharp County record., 1888-08-16
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION,

The Sharp County Sunday School Con-
vention met in its 7th annual session at
Shiloh church July goth, 1888.
The convention was called to order by
the president, James P Heath,
j. N. Shaver was elected temporary
secretary
Rev W. G. Wallis made the address of
welcome. which was responded to by Rev
G. l.. Foard
Every school in the county with the
exception of one or two was represented,
The following were elected officers for
the ensuing year; DR.. F NJ. Cox, presi-
dent; D. D Spurlock. secretary; j N, Sha-
yer, treasurer; J, N. Shaver, vice. -presi-
dent, for division No |; D. D. Spurlock,
division No 2; Jtssee W. Porter, division
No. 3; g. W. Shaver, P II. Wilkerson
and E. G. Henderson, executive commit
tee; Byron Andrews lecturer lst district
D. NJ. Coffnan, 2nd; c II Mcdonald, 3rd;
Barnett Mills, 4th; Frank Stewart 5th;
J G Holt, 9Th; A j Porter, 18th; j NJ Mills,
Sth; A II Goats, 9th,
The various topics of the published pro-
gram were taken up in order and discuss
cd in an interesting way.
The chiidren's mass meeting on Sunday
was especially interesting Col. Aber-
nethy in a very able way addressed the
children and oil intere Jted in Sunday
school work. Hon. Alvan Turner and
A, NJ Sawyer added interest to the meet
ing by brief, spirited speeches.
The president then made few closing
remarks and the convention adjourned to
meet with Pleasant Hill School on Fri
day before the 3rd Sunday in July 1859,
D. d. SpURLOCK.
SECRETARY.
Sharp County record., 1888-08-16

Farmer, Ark, Jan. "a, 1881
used Dmsby'S Cotton Patch Bittcrs
for chlls that ! had tried for months
to get broken up. | had used a
great deal Of medicine from the doc
tors but all to no purpose, but after
using a bottle of these Btters have
not felt any symptom Of chill, and
it has been some six months since
took the Ditters.--J. M. Sorrels.-
For sale by Williams, Price & Co.
Sharp County record., 1888-08-16

IF Won went to buy or sell any
tbing go TO Cochran q Son.
We are authorized to say that
strictly first~ciasS ware may now be
found for sale at the Evening Shade
pottery, at customary price,, Com-
try produce will be takw in cy-
change for ware at market prices.
Fruit cans, with nicc.itting lids, a
speciality. 2i%3m
"A new lot of ladies hats just receive
by Williams, Price & Co.
Joe Williams is not saying much
but Is doing a great deal of card
ing and grinding. His cardmg
is III good trim and his
earder is trying to, and does, please
everybody, and tells the truth every
time he speaks. 81
WOOL Wool Wool Wanted in ex.
change for goods by Williams. Price & Co.
Cochran d Son will pay you 33
cents per pound for good wool and
will buy all grades at proportional
prices.
The "Honey Drip" m GLASSES for sale
at Williams, Plico 81 Cos.
The undersigned wants a good
agent in every township in Sharp
county to canvass and take orders
for the "Beautiful Story" "Worlds
Wonders and Sea and Land" Call
on or address NJ. i, Street, Calamjme,
Sharp County record., 1888-08-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION-31O9.
Land Offico at Little Rock, Ark, J
huu II 1899

Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten-
ton to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that sad proof will be made
before the county judge, or in his absence
the county clerk of Sharp county
at Evening Shade, on September
26. 1885, viz: John Walker, homestead en-
try 20. 49, 33S for the E or of N L or Sec.
aud n W qr of N w or of Sec. 4 town
ship l9 north range west, and S f or Of
Sc of Sec. % and W Or Of S w ar of Sec.
30, township 20 north. range west. He
names the following witnesses 20 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz joseph Sullins, G G
Baldridge. iglonzo T Baidridgo, William
A Murphy, Hardy, Ark.
X V. YEAKLE, Register.
37-Ang l6
Sharp County record., 1888-08-16
ANNOUNCEMENT.

V1HE EVENING SHADE HIGH SCHOOL
L will opcnjts regular six ID aAnnsd Ses sion Oh
the Sd day OF September next Rates of tuiti N
ST 90 TO SAG per month";. Music 81 ~. z n incl
denial fee OF igyents per m01th VII he ctfrgeh
Mrs. Enie n Haddleston VIZ have charge 81
themstsic ellss. 1he piim3rE dellar.melis viii
lie under thl huii6s of Miss EtJla agsspy Y
Board eaIl behad at S7,sd SO per monti,t
LIT will Ne best, VI possible, for 81 uupils IL
enr6li-af thc OpeDlng Offsehonl. q
~ AflfKED MifCHELL,
3 sm Principal.
Sharp County record., 1888-08-16

Mrs Jennie Wilson is visiting rela-
tives at Cushmap.
More rain is promised at an early
day, according to the old signs It is
yet badly needed.
Several drummers were III town this
week. They generally give the country
printing Office the go by. They are afraid
of being ."drummed." AS rule the
drummer is big hearted, large footed,
whole seuled fellow, and should be the
country editors best friend.
Sharp County record., 1888-08-16

The Memphis Appeal says; "The
next state election will be held in
Arkansas on the 3rd of September,
when we confidently predict Eagle,
the democratic candidate for COVER
nor, will be elected, and the disguised
republican, DR.. Norwood, will be IN
gloriously defeated, never to appear
in the politics Of the state again"
Sharp County record., 1888-08-16
Farming OrIer.
In Sharp Circuit Court

In Sharp Circuit Court.
Atlantic Lcdford a non-compos mentis, by her
guardian, Hugh SPOTS, plaintiff,
against
II. Z. PEBBLES, administrator Of the estate Of
Green Dupuy deceased, and Margaret Brimm,
Chas. Dupuy, Joseph Dupuy, John l.. Dupuy
and Maud Dupuy, defendants
The defendants Margaret Brimm, Charles Du-
Dupuy are warned to appear in this court within
thirty days and answer the complaint Of the
plaintiff, Atlantic LedfOrd.
JOSHUA WASN, Clerk.
3g-tw
Sharp County record., 1888-08-16
LOCAL NEWS

Rev. II. T. Gregory was on our
streets yesterday.
Read notice of final proof of
John Walker in this issue.
This is the big day for Calamine
ind the east end Of the county.
Most of the crops between Max
lille and Batesville promise q fair to
n average yield,
--Our friend JEFF Davidson S
mong the converts added to the
hristian Church during the meeting
low in progress.
The fag-pole is TOO timber up
ear the top, and the big flag and a
light breeze makes it bend and look
1,ry undignifed at times.
- 1--WE are in receipt Of a lengthy
mmunication from Mr.. Holland Of
h I'VE township, which is most too
= UGH for our short space just now.
Sam Davidson was confined to
q room two or three days at Poca>
ntas, and was compelled to cancel
/ zee appointments without a speech,
I t week. He arrived at home Fri>
4 y,but resumed the canvass Monday
+ There was a very good rainfall
+ e Sunday morning, and from
j at we can learn it was a general
\ ng every where. 1t saved thous~
!; Is of dollars to our farmers. We
! ,ice with them.
: IS. L. Smith, who was long haired
Laird's right hand bower when
vas ''doing" this county, was res
J Lly arrested at Republic, No, on
charge of forgery. At last ac-
nts he was in Jail at Springfield,
-Yellvi!le Echo.
-Cramping pains in the stomach
bowels, cholera morbus and
rhoea, are promptly, permanent
nd safely cared by using Cham
aims colo, cholera and diarrhoea
edy. Price % cents. Sold by
/ Metcalf.
: Next Saturday Hon. Sam H.
idson and Hon, w. S. Morgan
address the citizens of Sullivan
adjoining townships st Sidney.
democratie clubs of the south
of the county will be there in
la and receive Sam in grand
ANY one who has ever tried
nberlain's collie, cholera and
rhoea remedy or seen it tried for
lping pains in the stomach or
sls, cholera morbus or diarrhcea.
ady and willing to recommend
It always cures quickly. Sold
r Metcalf.
The service begun at the Chris
church lasi Friday night have
eonfinAtd since that time, With
3iu., esery night oeveral per-
cars cont as3ed Christ and been
Sharp County record., 1888-08-16
RATES OF ADVERTISING,
THE CHURCHES.

Missionarv Baptlst-G. L. Foard, pastor;
nreaching second Sunday in each month inelld-
,;ng safur'iav before
lChristtan-Eld. Josephus Lemons VIII preacn
Va Saturday;night in each month, anu on sun
\ day following. m
Nethodlst, Soutf--R. D. Moon pastor. VIII
rfeaci on the lst and Sd sundays IN each
I snerth. Prayer-meeting every wednesday hishI'
sunday- School every Sunday morning at 3
sv;ted tn cnple n. SHAVER,
'n''sS>> Superintendent.
Sharp County record., 1888-08-16
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The sad news Of the death of Miss Attic
Williams, youngest daughter Of Il. D.
Williams. reached Evening Shade yester-
day. She had been corfned to her bed
with fever for - or % days, and every
thing possible was done for her relief; but
her ailment, typhoid fever, has no mas
ter when once fastened upon frail con.
stjtution, and her body suCcumbed to the
grim monster" death, on Tuesday, Aug
Ia, 1858, at her home in Batesville The
sorrowing family and many relatives
have the sympathy of all acquaintarces
both here and at Batrsville, who feel that
their loss is Attie's eternal gain. The re
mains were brought to Evening Shade
yesterday, and buried n the family
graveyard near town, large conconrse
OF friends and acquaintances accompany
ing the body to its last resting-place.
Sharp County record., 1888-08-16

= r PROTRAUTED MEETING.
Twill begin MY protraoted meeting at
this place on Saturday, September 1st
will BE- assisted by Revs, James Journ>
lgan, A }. Arnold, and IL Il, Gregory,
r D. Moon, P. G.
Sharp County record., 1888-08-16

Excelsior, Ark, Dec. 8, l887,-I
have used a bottle Of Dansby's Cot
ton Patch Bitters on my kidneys and
am well pleased. 1t is the best tonic
l ever used in my family,-A, Il.
Togue--For sale by Williams, Price
& Co
Sharp County record., 1888-08-16

--s,r James Lloyd of Highland, came
down yesterday for bis sist T, Miss EN-
ma, V, no has been here taking music les"
SONS i5r the past two months.
Sharp County record., 1888-08-16
SOCIETIES..

...u....o, RURAL CHAPTER No 30, r. 4. NJ, ,
NV holds regular cOnvOcations at Masonic
ERE Hall in Evening Shade, the Sd Saturday
- in each month.
SAM II. DAVIDSON, IL. P.
r, 8. Bacon. Sec.
EVENING SHADE LODGE No. lf3, f. {"
-MxA, NJ, holds regular communications on
xxx the Saturdy before lst Sunday IN each
~ \month. JNo. S. WILKERsoN, w. M,
j. 3. McCaleb, Sec.
"a EVENING SHADE CHAPTER, No. Il, o..
NE. s., meets at Masonic Hall LIST Thurs
day in each month, at O'Clock p. M
~ Mrs. h. M. HUDpLEsToN, W. NJ.
Mrs. NJ. C. HuddlestOA, Secl'y'
BEREAR LODGE, No. 50, |. o. O.
~ssXE. T. holds regular meetings every al
y )&g1AxH2 2ternate Friday night.
s144&}s i. T. MEDLEY, N. 6.
Neely Shaver, Sec'y.
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