The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1888-06-02

l. All the new furniture is in
position at the Bank of Harrison
now, and from top to bottom thai
building is as pretty as a picture
Our delegates to the State
kConyentlon, Messrs. Pace, Hudg.
ms, Crump, Garyin, ct al, were re-.
ported In Little Rock Wednes-
day.
Mr.. W. NJ. Duncan, Esq, left
for Eureka yesterday to bring
over his Mother and Brother who
will spend next week visiting him
here.
ALIENS new hotel building is
looming mp. When completed il
will be the largest frame house in
Boone or any OF the surrounding
counties.
Assessor Hudson starts on
his annual rounds next Tuesday,
Tell him the truth when you see
him. A fair assessment all around
ould hurt no ono.
-Kansans, Indianians, Hi
noians, and otl er etrangers-too
numerous to mention have been in
to see us this week. They are all
hooking at the country.
4 According to a census just ia
ken by Jack Smith at the instiga-
ton of the Council there are 1901
souls dwelling within the corpo-
rate limits of Harrison.
"A. l.. King has been receiving
congratulations all week, It's a
new boy at his house and will be
named after Senator Berry as soon
as its father RECEIVERS sufficiently.
i By order of the General Land
Office and in obedience to a recent
act of Congress the reception Of
all Cash Entries by our Local
Land Office has been discontinued
for the present.
All who attended the Straw
berry Festival on Mrs. Fick's lawn
last Tuesday evening enjoyed
themselves hugely, aud neat sum
was realized for the benefit of the
c. p. Sunday school.
John Coffman has let the COM
tract for n fine twa-story brick bu-
siness building to be erected this
summer on the southeast corner Of
the square, where Watkins & Coa
mans Drug Store now stands.
-AIessrs. Smith & Raymond
have purchased the tin shop, with
tools, ETC., from Clifford & Walk
er and moved to the Schweitzer
building near the southeast corner
of the square where they will con
tinue the business.
Assessment of 10 per cent has
been levied by the Canning e
Eyaporating Company and work
commenced on the buildings. This
business is in the hands of en-
terprising men and will be pushed
in every possible manner.
Democrats who take part in
the primaries and county conven-
ton this year shoul feel them
selves in honor bound to support
the ticket exactly as nominated.
Any other course makes nonsen-
steal farce of the whole thing.
&c, G, johnson has purchased
HE old Schweitzer shop south of
the flew Stone Stable and will put
up a fine new building to be used
as wagon factory. w. P, Conley,
who returns from Georgia this
month will be a partner in this Gu
terprise,
During the heated term 1t is
not prudent to wear buffalo over
coats, A seersucker coat is much
more salubrious. 1t is only in
winter that etiquette forbids a
being seen on the street
in his shirt sleeves. Ladies are
reminded that white dresses, and
big straw hats mako them look
much younger than they really
are, but this is no objection to
their wearing them.
w. S. Sullivan, who repre-
'ents the celebrated Ten Eyck |
Portrait Co, of Chicago, ILL.,, is in !
our town now soliciting orders for |
Portraits. He delivered a large |
ot OF very fue work here two years
ago at Kings, Newman's, PENIS, /
Denton's, Hayle's. Spruce's, John /
sons, Crumps, McMillan's, Cliff |
lords, Actkinson's, Armitage's +.
md others. You cannot send your 1
pictures to a better Co. Mr.. S. |
guarantees perfect satisfaction.
Grand Fourth of July Cele-
)ration on the Fair Grounds at /
Harrison Ark:-Speeches and 9th !