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DAILY REPUBLICAN,.

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~ checks, postal notea or othtr businesi
should be directed to REPUBLICAN PUBLISH
NE a PRINTING COMPANY.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1888-06-02
ID Shoes, Northeast Corner Square, Harrison, Ark

The Arkansaw Traveller has fol
more than a quarter of a century
amused with certain and unvarY-
ing success the English singing
world. It's refrain is heard in
every land, its music is caught up
by every people Its success has
outliyed the expectation Of its au-
thor, perhaps it has not yet reach
ell the meridian of its popularity.
But in the wake Of its triumph
follows It's story. A story famil-
lar to all made so by artists, news
papers and periodicals. am not
ashamed of its early inhabitants,
of which this speaks, of the state
from which | hail, A harder,
ruddier, Drawer, a more generous
people never lived. Simple, kind,
unaffected, Titans they were.
Meanness, avarice, cowardice, were
terms not within their yocabula-
ry, and were inexplieable to their
understanding, TO help sick
neighbor for all were poor, was
as binding as the laws of the
Modes and Persians. If they
were INDECENT and loved music and
liquor, as the story goes; remem-
Der that they were in the main,
either by birth or extraction, from
the grand old commonwealth of
Tennessee. The Arkansaw Tray
eler, as a land mark in early hiato-
ry of the state from which it Is
sued, once had an influence to be
deplored, but it has gladdened the
hearts of her loyal sons today to
Know that every succeeding age
will reverence their pioneer an
eestors, and pay tribute to their
memory by proudly wearing their
badge, stamped with bravery and
generosity. But when the Arkan-
saw Traveller was first elected
from the violin Arkansaw was like
a babe in ITS swaddling clothes:
To-day she is like maiden beau
tiful as the first flush of morn.
Dame Nature. with more than
usual generosity poured more met
al into the bounds of her noun
tains and nourished with more fer
tiiity her yielding soil, and gave
her more ripping streams and no.
BILE rivers and planted within her
bosom more stately oaks and lofty
pines than was youchedsafed to any
of her sister states. Health-giv-
ing breezes rustic in her vast seas
of waving corn and play in the
golden locks of her wheat fields
like the gentle fingers of moth
er's love.
"Breathes there a man with soul so dead,
Who never to himself has said
This is my own, my native land.
ELBRIDGE G. MITCHELL,
Lebanon, Tenn. June 4th, 1883.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1888-06-02
Thankful.

Having sold our business prop
erty ON the southwest corner Of the
square Harrison, Ark, together
with our entire stock of general
merchandise to W. II. Cecil and
= & Sayis, fe desire ITO return
our sincere thanks to our many
friends and liberal customers for
their patronage to us, and also to
say that the new firm, Messrs. Ce-
ell d Davis are first class men, and
fully prepared to meet the wants
of all our late patrons, and all 9th
ers who may call ON them, and
will sell all goods as low as they
can be bought and placed IN North
Arkansas, Respectfully,
J. I. e G. W. PENN.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1888-06-02
Hill Tor.

Donald May has been making
improvements of much value on
his place.
Wheat heading fine and very
promising. Oats getting along
tirst-rate. Corn DONG well since
the rain.
DIR. Someryille, who bought 100
adres from S. S. Caruthers this
SPRING has been making some inn
hovements. The DR.. is caleu-
lifting on building a residence this
fall.
Y William Epperson, who bought
widow Dodson's farm this spring,
lis making great improvements
there. He has got up anew house
and changed the appearance of
the place generally,
Our School election in District
No. Z went of very well. We elect
ed two directors, one in place of
Mr. ID. Evans and one IN place OF
Mr. A. j. Stevens. The elected
ones are |. p. Miles and Nathan
May.
( We have been taking up a sub
scription for a frame school and
church house 24x36 feet. The
land, $50 worth of material, and
over $50 in work is secured. Will
commence building as soon as pos
slble.
About three weeks ago Mr.. A.
j. Stevens, our Sunday School
Superintendent went away under
a cloud. Report has it that he has
gone for good. The last seen of
him he was going westward; he
took with him a horse and his
gun.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1888-06-02
NILLC0e KSobsl

~ A44+NNA As11f.f
Wheat and oats have be5p much
improved by the rain and tie pros
poets for fair crop are now good.
Our school, conducted by Mrs.
Zouria Briseo is progressing finely,
and all her patrons are well pleas
ed.
At our school meeting on the
18th, a 5 mill tax was voted and a
six months school was agreed up
on.
We need a hotel here aud some
man who has sutIioisnt exparienee
in that business can strike a Bo-
nanza by locating here.
E. A. BrIsco is building livery
stable and by July lst will be pre-
pared to feed and cares-sar stock.
A hotel is next to be desired.
A. G. Phillips has secured near
ly all the machinery for his new
mill and will commence work as
soon as he returns from New
York, where he has beea durin 6
this month.
Plenty of rain for the past two
weeks. But little blowing has
been done, the grouud>being too
wet But while il is wet time,
there has been no damage done by
high waters. -
! Rumor says that all arrange
'ments have been completed for
cotton mill at this place. The
work is to be completed by Sept.
lst. No better place can be found
for such a plant, and we hail such
news as almost too good to be
true"
The Masons here will install
their officers publicly on Saturday
June 23rd and will furnish dinner
for all Masons and their families.
Invitation is extended to- all the
fraternity in the surrounding
country to be present and bring
their families.
We notice on our streets nearly
every Sunday some of the citizens
of your city who drive out here to
enjoy the day and drink water
from Specific Springs" Let
them come oftener and Ahe more
OF the water they use the better
health they will enjoy.
Within a few weeks work will
commence ON A. G. Phillips new
mill and also ON the enlargement
of our church house and the as
sembly Building. At least 30 men
will be engaged ON the various
jobs; and our town will be busy
place during the coming months
of June and July.
, | learn that Prof. Carleton, of
the law firm of Brisco & Carleton
at Jasper, has bought the Arkan-
sas Wheel Office and IA -about two
weeks will commemorative publiea-
ton Of a Republican III per at JAS
per. Prof. G. is d9!rAying man,
and it is hoped I'll ls many
friends that BUS Rag nqa win
prove a Success. ~
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1888-06-02

&. Ntff p itff. 49,
Kainl Rain!l Rain!!!
Items scarce as hens teeth, but
"ticks" and gnats plentiful.
We predict that roasting-ears
will go mp Salt River too, next fall.
Corn and garden vegetables are
growing rapidly, though cotton
seems a little backward, and is not
being worked very much.
j, w. Moore the noted egg eat
er of this vicinity says he cain eat
25 eggs at one sitting. He also
aifirms that he can eat J pound of
raw bacon at one time; who can
beat him,
That small racket that we spoke
of not long since resulted in the
appearance of a fine 124 pound
boy at j. r. McMahan's on the
18th of May. Mother and babe
doing well.
From the courtship seen IN the
vicinity of Watkins, we Judge
that some clergyman or j. p. is
likely to be called upon before
long. Where there is SO much
smoke there is bound to be some
fire.
Death has again invaded our
midst and carried from earth an
infant of Mr.. and Mrs. Rufe
Fisher, The bereaved parents
have the heartfelt sympathy of
their many friends. The cause of
the child's death was whooping
cough and bronchitis.
S. reward offered for the capt
ure or even information Of the
whereabouts of a stranger who
was seen nenr the residence Of b.
i. Eotf on the 9th alt. Descrip-
ton: tall and very slender, fair
Complexion, red headed and only
one eye; age about rs or 80. G. A.
Moore and others describe him as
a rough-looking customer.
Two Harrison dudes, formerly
country plow-boys, ON the third
Sunday in May fitted out two ex-
petitions and sailed for Union
but on being wrecked 10y a
violent storm returned in sad de
spair; giving but little infor-
nation of their discoveries.
j. j.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1888-06-02
From Our NeighbOring Villages.
b y our Regular orres pondents.
VALLEY SPRINGS.

VALLEY SPRINGS.
We are having plenty OF min,
and everything quiet in town.
Ex-Sheriff, Mack Rowland starts
for st. Louis to attend the Nation
tional Convention this morning
and will be absent about ID or 20
days.
The wheeler organization is not
known through this end of the
county any more. guess the hub
las given away and they have no
more material to rebuild anoth-
ef.
Farmers are all up with their
work. Prospects are good for
wheat and oats. Fruit Is going to
be rather spotted; it is reported
that i'll several orchards the fruit
Us dropping off.
sThose who attended the Baptist
Footwashing ON last Sunday were
badly disappointed as the pastor
had not come, Rev. Mayfeld of
GassYille, Baxter county. Guess
he was water bound.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1888-06-02
ArkanSaw I'rGl

1t is said. mo sus info. rose
and set, but had d8nhuence
somewhere" mo stream ever
flowed, but some land was glad
dened."
| gladly respond to u song and
story, whose music and tale
has gone with the English Ian
guage through all the world. 1t
has not called up ylsiolls Of sweet
ness like John Howard Payne's
plaintive notes Of Home, Sweet
Home; nor has it stirred the pas
sions of men like the martial music
of Marsalleise; nor has it been
emblazoned in a eountIy's history
like Rule Britannia; nor has it
been re-echoed by the aoclama-
tions Of assembled thousands like
hail Columbia; nor Il it yet like
the soul-stirring Benny Blue Flag.
Its birth, its history, It's success is
unique in its own popularity. Yet
it has the flavor of rom-fce, if not
the spice of love in common with
the popular songs of the gge. But
here similarity folds its wings, and
is lost in Plutonian darkness.
Since inspired Homer commence
rated the God-like deeds of
Achilles, deeds of bragArE have
always been celebrated in song
and story. Every great age. is
known through the praises Of her
songsters. Every great nation
has had an mdestructibls citadel
Of glory erected as imferishable
Of its greatnesE4S her
gifted sons of poety. Lkery great
prince and hero lives in memory
born of poetry. GermaSx, with
out Our Fader Land" could not
her millions Of soldiers,
brave and true, that make her the
first Of. continental nations.
French despots dreaded and pro-
the singing of the 4Iarsel-
laise, which taken up and carried
from tongue to tongue VITA more
power than Apollo and his lyre
swelled hundreds into thousands,
and fermented great revelations
which naught save the thunder
bolts of an angry Jove could have
stopped or stayed. But Love. too,
companion of chivalry, is The para
dox of all true song. The ,eFsr-
of intoxicated poets has
ever sought, and will ever cautin-
ne to seek, to happily blerd these
i'll one story. Then, 6f% sarcasm
has tipped the arrows of its Wit In
the gall Of poetic couplets Last
of all tears of misery have fdien
more touchingly, like the ol stal
drops Of glistening dew, IN. the
harmony Of rhyme. The &, land
the story l respond to fall not
within the shades of that ncv
that bore to the breezes the lltals-
es of heroes or nations, or W slsd
on the zephyrs the gentle M seof
love. 1t rises not TO the dipf of
the German war-song OIL -
the pathos Of Home, SwlNHs
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1888-06-02
Official Call.

BY the order Of the Democratic Judicial
committee ofthis (the / ith) circuit, / here.
by call Democratic district convention to
be held at Y2llville, June q, 1885, for the
purpose Of elcCting Democratic candidate
for prosecuting attorney. The several coun-
ties are entitled to the following number OF
votes: Baxter 4, Boone s, Searcy 2, New
ton 2, Marion 8, Fulton 5 and lard 6.
The member Of the Judicial committee
in ench county and the county Democratic
central committee will arrange lifetime and
manner Of selecting delegates and holding
county conventions,
This 18th of May, 1888.
j. c. FLOYD, Chairman
Democratic Judicial Committee
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1888-06-02
A Card.

Having bought j. I, e G. W.
PENIS mammoth stock of goods
and having formed co-partnership
with Mr. A, I. Davis, we will in
the future keep one of the best
line of goods in Harrison which
we will buy rs cheap as we can buy
for cash and we will sell them at a
small profit Thanking my many
friends and customers for their
liberal patronage in the past and
soliciting the continuance in the
future. Respectfully,
w. H. CECIL.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1888-06-02
Judicial Convention.

BY request ofthe Dist Central commits
tee for the ltth Judicial circuit. mass
meeting Of the Democracy Of Boone
county is hereby called TO meet at the
court house IN Harrison on the BIRD of
June next at o'clock p M, TO nominate
"a candidate for Prosecuting Attorne,
for said circuit, and to send delegates 10
the district convention 20 meet for that
purpose al Yellyille on the 18th of June
f0est. j. NJ. BAILEY, Chairman
M n. FirlpNG, Secretary.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1888-06-02
Meeting of the Alumni of Rally
Hill Academy.

By a resolution passed by a
meeting Of the citizens of Rally
Hill, the Alumni Of this institu-
ton are requested and urged to
meet in reunion on Friday June
22nd 1883, the close of the pres
ent session Of school,
IL is to be hoped that rs many OF
the old students as can possibly
come will do so. Arrangements
are being made for speakers suit
able for the occasion. When the
programme is completed it will be
published in the TIMES. Your
friends bid you come.
NJ. ID. NtXCE,
W. II. HonroN, Com.
j. w. BIANFfNsrir \
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1888-06-02

The French government is
about to build an absolutely un-
slnkable man-of-war This Will
be accomplished by the use of cell
oluse amorphe, a product of cocoa
nut fibe, so elastic that if pierced
the hole closes of itself.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1888-06-02

A Philadelphia saloon-kceper
went crazy when the authorities
refused to renew his license.
The thought of having to work
again added the poor fellows
brain.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1888-06-02

To the patrons of j, L. & G.
W. Penn: We most cordially invite
you to become patrons of ours.
We will endeayor to please you in
goods and price.
CECIL & DAVIS.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1888-06-02
Local and Personal.

summer at last. \
Go see Harris new stock
Judicial Convention on the
23rd.
= Cash paid for wool at Cor
4 don's.
Old Government Java Coffee
at Schweitzer's.
Paints and oils cheap ut Wat
kins X CofTmans.
Full line of Stationery at
Watkins Il Cotfmans next week.
Fruit, oranges, and lemons in
town-at Penn d 1horn's.
p. NJ. Garyin returned from
his trip to Indiana Monday.
A severe cyclofie is reported
near Yellville last Sunday.
-Schweitzer is still Boss in the
grocery line by large majority.
Fruit jars at Rhodes. So
cheapl Go early and get supply.
For bargains, good lemonade,
soda water, DC go to Penn d.
Thorn's.
An elegant line of Bed Room
Suits for sale cheap at L. W.
Johnson's.
Go to Bradley Phillips & Co,
for Hay Rakes, Buggies and Sor-
ghum Mills.
"A big line of Dry Goods at j.
q. Nicholsons call and see aud
get bargain. VI
;, If you owe Trentham q Wads-N
worth anything pay it at once and
save yourself trouble.
Fine natural Kentucky tobac
co ut Reynolds, Gardner ~ Cos,
for 30 cents per pound.
Same special bargains offered
at Rhodes in China Ten Sets.
Head quarters for Fruit Jars.
--TANsILL's Punch CIGARS ardl
well and favorably known all over
the Z. S. Hull Bros. agents.
"A full line of Furniture and
Household furnishing goods cheap
for cash at L. ". Johnson's.
Gordon will pay cash for 99I
dozen Hens to be delivered next
week. Bring on your chickens, Il
For fluit jars Of all kinds !
alr-tieht scaling WAX, Rulbei
''nef, e1Ps, Ste FQ to Gfld'n-
Ali persons indebted to G.. l..
Glines pleuse call and settle at
once, as he is building and must
have it.
Reynolds, G. & Co,
Coffee.
"A big stock of Screen wire and
Doors, at i. w. Johnson's. Fit
yourself to keep the flies out be- |
fore the rush.
Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoes delivered free by
Schweitzer the Boss Grocer, alsol
Dry Goods, Boot and Shoe DEALER
Wait until next week to buy
Sateens, Gaudys and Black Lawns. |
Gordon will have the cheapest
and finest line ever brought to
Harrison.
Mrs. Vance is closing out her
stock of spring and summer mil
ienery ut very much reduced
prices. Ladies, call at once and
get bargain.
Go see G. F. Harris man.
moth new Stock of Dry Goods,
Clothing and Dress Goods. He
knows just what you need and has
bought it for you.
NoTToE- The former stock of
Spectacles of j. w. Truelove &
Co, for sale at so per cent. dis
count Also a lot of cheap Jewelry
at your own price at
GLINEs' The JEwELER.
TO to G. G. Rhodes and see
/. his Stock of Stoves, consisting of
Backs Brilliant, Charter Oaks
Happy Homes and Dinner Bells.
Best assortment ever brought to
Harrison.
Hull Bros. have bought w. II.
Cecil's Book and Stationary de-
paitment, and consolidated it with
their already excellent stock, and
are now prepared to furnish the
trade in their line. They are the
ONLY hook dealars IN tnvu Gall \
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-11

ndar Der ipores: "Rsi Tot, Der CT jrpii mel
lem os." Ie itranoeoe heller life ole paa
9otoias YrGrisr iaa iait, at be life tom Der
ira islen, filsnt be life bapos i%oripnst Jig
mso sari % Gn'sr for s%19rligbeesns 3ou.
iom Der foe. vi er psiaa mango TONNE Der
10 I'll Stinebaps apiter, ina pi bebsuer iuseu
al bet intutte Rpm til at iuislte Snehaussne:
tbt Der or tngeu; men oi bebgpsr heller iuger,
lom lfaber 8uloe Der, bpor Oct er parmt isr.
Seq bdaber Dog, at Miss Somebody life bar
laa ytaHse paa i'm Siee, % les ~unsfploer
benoe osiaa; ibi les formoosr, at bun sr tens
mslis ing snonu; Ifuloe bet blipe ian for
bsnee, at bun ersaus maaits taale at bliue
toloi Eeppermg, iaa iaar bun not ct anoet
Sinh, Dog les snltsr benoe fife iao omit;
roatte bun blot itate 9ip % Sarme % life
BET Nooiatte, iaa pn'ier leg beroe ipttelis
6renttio, ON bun iaa alorie oil iorIaoe Cart
bault. % M 5 andre bigger, iom iunbe
tonme til at lGie bette: bar Npo os
Slsite BERTH, lao refs 10 / Yeiten, Der er en-
WGn9oe tnpre @utter boaoe / 7etota %
andre Steoer, % De oil bpoe goer oeltpms
men. "0et er bebre at bare e9et Sus % 30
emo at iiobe paa fremmeo Yiloe oa aIp",
iosoe 0aner, oa ban pilbe til Siopen os DO
for zig lelp. Tepperipero.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-11
0iahlanp. Ninnehoho On IA,

so7'A'Ng 4tNuttNuNu gu, 2Ql.
IA ot 'iooer laa enc os iprlaot her uee
eaa 2afotas GrGrier, ueo iss insen beore
6orHstelle, emo at ienoe noale Orb til 9eres
ereoe Slao "Seeorab- 9often", tbi ben Iaies
per n'eo me9en Snierssie, bpiltet osiaa er
rleSst rtneIist, oa ben baaoe er rat pao mt.
tist % tnteresiant 99ieituf, ga bpao stsr.
rene % Nrts ansaar, trur leg, oct er bet bill.
l'slte aorlte glao / Nulertta, iaa at baobe
le9 c9 otIt Vile her ruuot, iom lGier bet. irt.
ter mesen gris paa Oct.
81 liober MI Der 3 gepperipenoe i en- lisen
Sptte ps ileoer p9 bare penter poa @oa,eus
aoHnte, men BET Ter ub til, Of Den oil lobe
oerie paa zig, tbi ~iorleoen Tag bar her baaoe
SHe os auloe, iom ON BET Tube p9re /
Saniar og life DC Iioite 7ase Starts. 3ette
er 'tte bebaseiist for ben, ium saar % teller
aleite belle Sinteren, % bet er life at unbres
paa, at 81 uenter paa Barren, iaa ri, uoeu
at frpie baaoe Greae o9 NGietippen al os.
a sc en- Eur no. s Yinter bar bet life urrst
oan'telt9t at faa lin NGie itamieret, men
c9rre er oct at faa ben repareret. 8interen
er for Tepperioenoene boaoe trang % lcna,
ca Den blslise Sps9e mansIer, og naar man
tonlrter hlem ira en- 3ur, CT Suiet tolot oa
rbpsseli9t. Sommeren er bebre, ON man
life bar nosen Mase.
s Nolititen er Der title % rolist, men / bet
airfeli9e er Der liot Jipre.
Ser er 70 Meui9beoer, en- tilbprenoe aons
ferentien, Ion betjenes al Taitpr Miotbp al
Seu Tapios, os en- SpnooesW enisbeben, Der
betjenes al Eoitpr Nareftao.
Gin Yepparipeia.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-11
The Farmer.

The ablest and most progressive farm
and home paper in this country is THE
FARMER of st Paul, MINI. It's latest
manifestation of that constant enterprise
which always wins, is the INSTITUTE Nun
Der, dated March 30. This number con
tains neatly executed portraits of the mem
bers of the Minnesota Institute force.
with biographical sketch of each, and a
specimen talk as giverAto institute audi
ences. THE FARMER is Naper that should
be found in the home of every farmer and
villager in the Northwest. 1t is a weekly
and costs but $3.50 a year. Send for it nov
and secure the institute number, which
alone is worth the subscription price.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-11
9etroit, Yeder Co., 0finn.

aerira Detroit er bet life iaa meset at be
,st,e bet ie9 PED. Set, iom melt ipsieliGts
tr Tolt rinot Der, er Stpptruitsn, oa Der
sipgr iremtjsrt en- temmeli9 ltor W9nsoe
aopneuep % Serrbane-5ies 9iennem yin'
.,rens SOB. Naar Tu itaar % betraeter al
nsu MGn0oe Yeo, ium Der lie9er opitablet
rouas meo Sernbanes Ginier, oa tpmmer 9u
irprt paa De 5anter: men bpor / al Teroeu
1ol q! ben Seben ienoes ben? Naar 9u
ircraer Gn eQer Nnben, ioa iaar Tn mart
hen llnoerretnins, at bet melte az ben 9aar
ri 9atuta. Saa bar 9aaoen lpIt for mig
asp eraans. zen eler be, iom bar leet ltot
ri 7afotapr9riernes I%foplgie Sibber, meb
line pua mango Steoer tat befolfebe Settles
rert, oil mart inoie, at Der rlaa bet 9aa en-
1lnfe auieli9 WGnsoe al brGnobart Stof
III alennem Narets Sob, iaa at Den Teb-
mrnaoe, iom bliuer tr~anspoctere berfra Sc
,rptt, vii blipe bare en- Sa9atel.
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