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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-30

Deuti&Ianb "a, 500 a%IttatboIiten. Die
&bsinprouins nit ibrer ibsrpissenb tatbos
lif9en Seu6Iteruns, unb auar NIT elmer
SspDlteruns bon 5,s04,2 57 SssIen, bat
s~eseniber Babsn nit elmer Dep5Iteruna
BON 1901, 255 (este 3dbluns 1850 nur
1925 aIttatboItten. - Den "a, 1893 MIts
tatboIiten i'm Deuti9en &ei9e ftsbsn nates
gu Is Wiaionen &atboliten ssssnibsr.
8ann wirb man NIT ben Nusnabmessiesen
fir ben S&SpfIOffsI pou a~IttatboIiten
enbli4 ausrddmsn3 60 frast Der Bah.
geOba9ter" am SdlaB elmer Roti, iiber
gommer's Statiitit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-30
Die NltfatbuItfeu.

@inen i4Ie9ten Dienf bat ben aItta:
tboIiten Der aIttatboI!fde prsbiser Boms
mer In Baden. Baden babur9 sslsifiet, oab
CT in ieinem vNItfatboIiidsn 8oItsfaIenbsr
fir 1891" sine Statiitit uer0fientli9ts,
aus msI4sr Der gantsrott Der Sstte CANA
banbsreifi9 be~rausitarrt. Ra4 Boms
msr's Stutitit sibt ss: tn Yrsubsn 49,
O66 Rsuproteitanten, In Babsn l4,436, tn
Sefsn 900 unb in Baisrn 44s3; In gan,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-30
Surge Na6rt6ten.

9o9 NAL stpas V%erfdnbisss. Die
Presbpterianers Spnobe, usl9e in Golums
bus, Waf. taste, bat folsentsn 8eidIuB
sefaBt, Der ibr 3u GROCER Gbre serei9t: -
.Bsf&Iofen, baB bisIe Spaobs bas lsbeI
Der Gruntia@t tief bsflast; baB wir pon
5sr,su fpmpatbiirsn NIT ausn uerulnfti.
gen uub tIussn WittsIn, BEN Isbsl Gins
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-30

bret TbsiIen In bret 9iifritte einset5. tilt
worben, unb bic Dslesatsn isbss Stlots
tbeils baben ben betrstfsnben Difrit:s Sc:
tretdr gu erwdbIen, Der iebo@ ni4t rus
slei9 elm WitslieS bes Dirsstoriums iein
barf. Ser 3ued bes Direttoriums III in
ieinem Namen seniissnb be3eidnst. nur iei
gum 8oraus bsmertt, baR bic Wttslieoer
Der 3useb6risen 8ereiue Dor anb:rn bsuts
i9en tatboIiiden Grbsitia1ern natirIit
in e,fsr 2inie bsridf1tist usrbsn. Die
eesenwdrtisen Beamten ftnb: Gntor
9tslefen, 8orfser; Nnbrsas Ssbrenot,
S9rifts unb Rs9nunssfibrer; George
gObnsn, Sdasmeifer.
Dt6eeie @IeueIanb.
I'm II. 9spmber srbisIten gu gtsoss
lamb, Ohio, tuei Ssmtnuritsn, SObannes
Bou aus benz Staate Ohio unb Sacobus
Sauisau aus benz Staats Wafa5uletis
bic tIeinen 0eiben.
am 90. DECEMBER srbisItsn bic bsibsn
@enanEten bie Diatonatsweibe unb bret
Seminatiit!n bic nisbsren Wsibsn, udm:
LID 4lcps Wc@lostsp, Sol. Stsparb unb
Jobn Wlomann.
AuSIaab.
Mcrfnaroise Gonperiiunen. Gin fsbr
bsIiebtsr Iutberiider Yrebiser Der Stabt
Biuuu bel 8Snissbsrs in Of BrsuBen mar
bur4 Iansidbrises 5o,i4en unb eifrises
Ssbet su Der llsberSeuauns selunst, bab
er fi4 i'm Srrtbum befubs, unb baB bic
tutbolii4s ReIision bic sinsis pabre iei,
bte er annsbmen miiIs. Grit Sbtauen in
ben Gugen belt er am 3ueitsn aopsutionns
tase feline Ib~idisbsprebist. go CROP mar
bic Gnbduslidteit Der @smsinbe on ibren
seItebten Brebissr, bas ni1t peniser aIs
SO 5amilien fofort ibren Bsi5Iub outins
bi9ten, ebenfaas tat5oltG1 wsrben su woIs
len, UNI ibrsu 9irtsu unb SssIiorssr be-
DaIten 3u t6nusn.
@inbtburit erfIarte TIM prsuBii5sn abs
ssorbnstsnbauis, bab bus Centrum bic Res
sisrunssporlase ni5t unnsbmsu TONNE.
Die &esieruns MIL ndmIi9 in ben SoItss
iduIen omar &sIisionsunterridt a~eitutten,
aber bieie S9uIen gang unter @ontrole
bss Staates fteusn. 9as pdre baan cine
S4ule nod benz @eidmads bes Bii9ofs
Srelanb. Winbtborft unb bas gsuttum
uoIen aber ni9ts pon ioIdsn Staatsitu.
len nit einem Sis9sn RsIision pifsu. Dis
Bill warbe mad aueitdsiser Debate an
einen SpejtaIausi5uB psrwieieu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-30
A6tunS i8r Sat6ofi&en.
pie Gimme pes pert. gtus TX.

Btr sriu9sn Ste tuftdnbtsf, allen beneu
NIT eurerl suten BtIeu uub eurer 9unf
bstsufsbsn, BITE, NIT Self besast unb mtt
s~snissnbsr RsuntuiB aussertftet, f4 an
Bic 4rbeit MAIDEN uub Binder unb 5eitun;
gen our 8srtbetbtsuns unb 8erbreitans bsr
tatbOIti9en 2e5re psr0Hentli4en.
@Repcliea Itls TX.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-30
Die Gimme seo'S XIII.

2aFst suer 9t5t leu$ten Dor ben Mens
f3en, bamtt fe euere 9uteu 8erte isben.
1laS Der Serr se6e su4 basr Seinen Sssen!
eso Kill an has IN Rarma srf1sinsnbe gIatt
Luce. (Qeu9te), anfaus 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-30
Sranf GneHbeder Ypiteu.

gei Der idbrIi6en GeriammIuns beS bisiisen
Srant 9qenbeder : Yoitens No. 254, y. VI. st..
ON ID. DECEMBER wuroen folSenOs YOit Din.
Siere 9ewGblt;
Sobn Is. Sdr0lin9, @ommaubeur;
Is. &lein, Seuior Slces GommarbeIr;
Senrp Sldler, SuniOr Slce; @ommanbsur;
@bas. Bid, S~uartiermellter;
Solepb @teeeu, 4oitarjt;
Alireo Sarse, @aplan
SatOb S9mioler. Sffijier du jour;
oenrp @ruble, wadtbabenber Sifi;ier.
Xer SOFTEN wuroe Su 9!eider s3elt pom @ene=
ralz Sulpector SEQ. g. SOneS mlpi5irt, worauf
bic alten Stteraneu lid beim .@ampieuer" per
9nii9t uno irOb bis Spei ubr bon ibreu &rlsb=
nllien i'll 6rle9S: uno SrleoensSeiten nnterbiel=
ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-30

balt su tbun unb baB uir uniere grebiser
unb @emeinben ernfIi@ srmabnen, biefen
@esenitanb NIT erneutem unb treuem Offer
gu bebanbeIn. - Bei4Iofsn, bab BITE poIis
tif4en AufafunseR Der Tsmpersnafrase
ni4t In bic Yrouint elmer fir9ltaen ROrs
t&aft seb6reu, unb baB mir beBbaIb tsin
6e&t beanipru9en t6nnsn. Der @sissses
buns Elm bsionberes 9orsebsn gu empfebs
len" 9ut ab Dor bisfeu Wdnnern |!
sic iteben man&en 8robtbitionsmufern
unter elmer fatbolii9sn R%ationaIitdt obsn
an. Siefe t6nnten t1 btsie Bsi1Iiiie
gum Wufter nebmeu. Wsr Abi tinens lben
mill. ibe fe tn @ottes Hamsn. sic III
lobenswertb unb uerbisnfIi9. Ran psbre
Der nnmdBisteit. absr pstbiets ni1t, mas
9ott ni4t uerboten bat! Rur re9t tatbos
lii@, menus beItebt! -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-30
s uxem~6 ur8t(&es.
UereiniQte Staaten.

Die vRort @afbiustOn 5eitans" be.
ti@tst:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-30
Dem pRatbO!ii4sn @o4eublatt" pom
Shlcudo eptnpmmen:

.9ep. &. @oIbi6miot, friber Sllisprisiter
on Der ct. HranSistus;R lr6e unb lett eini9er
8eit sur Ausbilie al Der 81. Seluribsz Sir1e
ais Steauertreter oes YfarrerS tbatiS, lit pom
Oberbirten NIT Der Naitoratiou Der Slpei jun9eu
oeutibeu @emeinoeu ct. SranS fauerin apOH:
betl aut porben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-30
QatboIif&er atrfeu &aIenSer.
Ra5bem 5srobss sefforbsn wur.-RtP. Q,

sount. ben 4. Sanuar 3itus, Bid. II. N.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-30

Das ueue Rom. Der r6mil9e Gore:
lponbsnt elmer ut6t:tatboIii3sn 3situus in
England itreibt uon bort: v@tnem @pri:
item 1T es uumOslI4, In Rom Su pobnsn,
osnn IS 1T bas 9auptqaartier bss gtbsiss
mus. Die SGaufenltsr finb pou pom
3srrbilbern Der @Ottbeit, unb bic @ottss,
laltsransen uno ausi9ustfunseu ii0sr,ref,
fen isne non Parts i'm Sabre 1893"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-30

au& Elm iibiides l1rtbeiI aus Der Oes
borab." Oas ga ionsipisI tn Sbsrams
msrsau, bieiss vbtsote Drama, III nur
sItunben worcen BON ben bsbrinsten
vSbsrammerssiern", neil rteiue SsrusIss
iSbne IN Der 0dbe ruaren, pur1 bsrsn @rs
morbuns fe ibren @sfibIeu batten 2uft
MAIDEN t6nnen." Siftissr Subsnseifer
lber Elm barmloiss 0oItl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-30

Der &absIiunse in Rom 1T Elm Semit,
wsshalb bic RabeIeien aus &om mad
RuoSIau@ ris@su, 10 msint elm 8s9isl:
blatt. NI4t alein on Der Spise Der
asencia Stefana, ionbern on Der SpiSs
ausr 9eIesrapbsns 9sieai9aftsn itsbsn SUI
ben, uuo Juben iino bic 9auptaetteninbas
Der FOLDER 9eieai9aftsu babsr Der ben
&atbol,ssn 10 sssdiftse Eon Der Deps.
i4sn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-30

Cine @onfersn3 Der prsuBii9en gii56f,
fanb am %. Noubr I'M 9auie bss @rabi'
idofs pou R6ln itatt.
Sharp County record., 1890-10-30
EuPEpSY.

This Is what you ought to have, in fact
YOU must have it to fully enjoy lie,
Thousands are searching Tor IL daily, and
mourning because they find IL rot thou.
sands upon thousands of dollars are spent
annually by our people in the hope thai
they mNy attain this boon, Aud vet it
may be had by all, We guarantee TINT
EccuC Btters, II used according to d.
rccliops and tho uoo persisted in, wiz
bring you good digestion and .oust the
demon dyspepsia and install instead eupop
y. We recommend Electric Btters iol
dyspepsia and oil diseases of liver, stom.
nch and kidne7s Sold at bO1 and III 90
per bottle by j r Nolcalf druggist.
Sharp County record., 1890-10-30
s(JlII;sa5, 5,CCT'rl'..y +.

The Eighth Annual Session of the
Evening Shn High School will open
Sept 81, lS0 and close June l0th. 1891
A til rough course Of study has beef
ad,pted which embraces the Norma
Course of the State Uniyersity. and de
signed especially for tho-e who may de.
sire TO teach 10 the public senools Of tn,
state. This con,Se includes all N
hroncbes r quirel for state lie n-e b,
ur school laws, ana is practical ana
sell graded,
Persons who expect to become tea a1her
r desire to take full collegiate cours
viii fnd this course Of great berth; tt
them as TO tine money and proficiency
system is as essential and valuable in the
school as on the farm or in the busiaCes
house.
A certificate Of pr fl ,iency will b.
awarded to those who successfully c,m
plete this course,
Special attention, by competent assist
-stants, will be given to the PrinurS
Department; thoroughness and practabil
ity being the chef OF ject in view.
Board and tuition reasonable.
T, |. llERRN, Principal
Sharp County record., 1890-10-30
FEMALE HERMITS.

A party of hunters near New
Trenton, Ind, ran across an old dI>
lapidatcd cabin. Pushing the door
open they found it occupied by itwo
aged women, gray>haired, weazen>
faced and decrcpid. The floor was
the bare earth. In one corner the
roof was off, and under this vacant
place was a pool Of water in whichssa
number of ducks We're waddllng.
Inquiry revealed that the couple are
sisters named Hayes. Mary Ann is
the older, aged so, and Bridget Is
So.
The Oldest Inhabitants remember
them as sisters only. No man was
ever seen about the place. Bridget
is the more eccentric. She goes to
oed in October and never gets up
until April, the other sister admins
tering to her every want as though
she were and invalid. They will
accept of no charity, and become
fearfolly enraged when a male per.
son crosses theirproperty, The land
is worth $1,000, but they resent all
proposals for sale. There is an
agreement between the sisters that
when one dies the other is to follow
Immediately by suicide, leaving tie
property to the Catholic Church at
Harrison, o.
Sharp County record., 1890-10-30

As John NJ. McDougaP was clean
ing the mote away from the gin saws
of Barlow JackSon'S gin, in Oil
Trough, yesterday, his shirt sleeve
caught on to one Of the saws. In
moment his arm, from the shoulder
downwards, was torn to shreds, and
one side of his head WIS horribly
lacerated. Physicians were called i'll
who worked hard to relieve the suf'
ferer, and, if possible, to save hi.
lie to his wife and two young and
helpless children. The terrible
shock to his nerves was too much fol
human endurance, and the poor mar
died about 10 o'clock last night. Hl
was a good, honest farmer, highly
esteemed by his neighbors. New
port News.
Sharp County record., 1890-10-30
FROM RAVENDEN.

On the morning Of the 18th inst, h
NJ, Dali, n substantial citizen who lives
ueur here, had fine COW missing. TAX
ing his gun he went in search of the
animal, When al ont mile from homo
he came upon some deer and got tive
thols with the desired effect, lie moved
on aud soon found hia COW with hnc
calf MIR Dali drove them home, put NJ
the calf and turned tho COW out, ShC
returned regularly to be let in to the
calf until Tuesday, then she did no,
come at al Mr., Dali spent day In
search but did mt tind her On THURS
day, the 2lth, the COW came up again,
bringing with her another cali, a mate
to tho one previously found. The COW
claims both calves aud each calf ,ecog.
nizes the COW as ia mother,
foatbe,stou did not meet Cate n,
Black Rock the other day When nool
hy he feigued sickness and rested
ouoloso 81 for which send mo the
RECORD | am going to teach another
term Of school here n, D A.
Sharp County record., 1890-10-30
g.D1 b 0gg Sass1sii.tf',

1t is with, pleasure that we an>
nounce to our many patrons that we
have made arrangements with that
wide-awake, illustrated farm maga-
zine, the American Farmer, pub
lished at Fort Wayne, Ind, and read
by nearly 100000 farmers, by which
that great publication will be mailed
direct, FREE, to any OF our sub
scriberS who will come iii and pay up
all arrcarages on subscription and one
year in advance. This is a grand
opportunity to obtain a frst,class
farm journal free. The American
Farmer is a large l6 page Journal, Of
national circulation, which ranks
among the leading agricultural pa
pcrS. 1t treats the question of econ
omy in agriculture and the rights
and privileges of that vast body Of
cltizens-American Farmers-whose
purpose is the elevating and enno-
bling of Agriculture through the
higher and broader education of men
and women engaged in its pursuits.
Tie regular subscription price of the
American Farmer is 81 90 per year.
TT COSTS YOU NOTHING.
From any one number ideas can
be obtained that will be worth thrice
the subscription price to yon OF
members of your household, YET
yoI GET IT FREE. Gail and see sam.
pie copy.
Sharp County record., 1890-10-30
EVIDENCES OF WINTER.

Jack Frost is on the fence and gate,
On leaf and bush and stomp;
The COWS no longer come up late.
There's ice around the pump,
The leaves are colored red and gold,
Tue grapes and nuts are falling,
The binds fly off to dodge the cold
The hungry calves are bew ling
The wind comes in through the door
crack,
And kicks up dust perchanCe;
1t steals the copy" off the rack,
And initiates the editors pants.
Sharp County record., 1890-10-30
AGAIN AT LARGE.

News was received here Tues lay that
Jes Rideus, who has been confined in
the,Powhatan jail since the last session
OF tho Independence court, made good
his escape last Saturday morning when
the iailer carried him his breakfast, lie
sawed out of his cell and WAS waiting
near the outer door wher the turnkey
came in, when he seized that individual
from behind disarmod him, locked The
iailer in and left without broikfist.
Sharp County record., 1890-10-30
II the ladies who intend bnYinc

If the ladies who Intend buying
Or have already bought the material
for their winter dresses could vote
at the congressional elections, Re-
publicans would be mighty scarce in
the next house of representatives.
Dress goods have been largely in
creased in price on acoourt Of the
higher duti $ imposed by the new
Republican saWtf law.
Sharp County record., 1890-10-30
Legal Advertisements.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICArlON.-30S5.
Land Office, Little Rock, Ark. !
October ~ ISQO {

Notice Is hereby given that the follow.
ing named settler has flied notice of her
intention to make final ~ oof in support OF
her caim, and that said proof win be made
before the county Judge, or in his absence
the county clerk OF Sharp county ut Evon-
ing Shade. Ark. ON Nov. q, 1890, VIZ. La.
ci0da 9, Martin. widow Of Levi NJ rtin.
dee d, II Il, No ll9l6, for the w hf of NV
Or see \, and Il hi NE ur sec Z, twp l6 n,
range 4 wes.. She names the following
witnesses to prove her con inuonS resi-
denCe upon aud cultivation Of said land,
viz Richard A Cl0oms, Monroe Parsley,
lnOmas II, Wigs and Edward T. johnson,
Poughkocpsie, Ark,
p RALEIGH,
OGls8 ~ Register,
Sharp County record., 1890-10-30

The tal.est pupil in our school
Is Enoch Foreman, who stands six
feet, four inches in his stockings. He
is an intelligent young man, and
contemplates entering the National
Deaf Mute College when he grad
uates.-Deaf Mute Optic.
Sharp County record., 1890-10-30
nuOKLRNS ARNlnA sALvE.

The 6vSt sSlyo in the world for cuts,
bruises, soree, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
coros, tottcr, chOpped handle, chiblains,
corns aud all skin eruptous, and positive
" curce piles or no payment required |,
is sgoorOntced to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded Price 20 ceule pcr
box Ut j H. MOtcalrs,
Sharp County record., 1890-10-30
SOCIETIES

...,,v.,,, RURAL CHAPTER No. 80, r. A. NJ. +,
NL,tz holds regular conyOcatlons at Masonic
VEN Hall in Evening shade, the Sd saturday
GgSzN in each month
W. A. TURNER, II. 7.
i. &. Henderson, Sec.
q EVENING SHADE LODGE No. l43, F, &
.M~A. NJ, holds regular communications on
M the Saturdy before LIST Sunday in each
~ month SAM II. DAVIDSON, W. NJ.
Jno. B. McCHleb, Sec'y
EVENING SHADE CHAPTER, No. II, o.
%0E. S., meets at Masonic Hall LIST Thurs
day in each month, ut O'Clock p. IN.
~ MRS. GlRFlE BACON, W. NJ
Miss DORA FORE, Secretary.
.N. BEREAR LODGE, No. 90, |. o. o.
SAaEr% +. holds regular meetings every al
5,fTS@g9 NJ ternate FRIDAY night
~ @sf~Ss E, A, MEDLEY, n. G.
John D. Collins, Sec'y.
>~>NNMlfXIZIZ/ EVENING SHADE LODGE,
.,S>$GN9N$61><>- No. 2l90 X of H.,
figAbAEJISs meets first Tues
AsESkyhAWsSo= day nights II every
-.NLlEflN&..S- month.
IS/E5 pSi3SS($ J, b. McCALEB, d.
"WIp'WN o.J Wilson. r.
Sharp County record., 1890-10-30

Ore day last week MIR. 7. H.
Hamilton, of Whiteyille township,
went out into the woods to cut some
Limbrrs. Pulling off his vest, which
contained his pocket book with SS5
in greenbact bills in it, and laying i!
on a brush pile went about his work.
A COW came along and got hold of
the vest and was chewing on it.
When he discovered her and rescued
the vest he found the pocket book
was gone, Being satisfied that the
cow had swallowed it he went to the
house, got his gun, killed the animal
and cutting her open, succeeded in
finding the pocket book, literally
chewed to pieces and the money al
most unrecognizable. After drying
the bills $50 was found to be still
passable, while the balance was so
badly mutilated he had TO send it to
Washington to have it rcissued. He
did not know whose COW it was but
says she made good beef Baxter
County Citizen.
Sharp County record., 1890-10-30

Mrs. Agnes Estes has been quite
sick for several days.
Sheriff HIutchison and family
arrived yesterday.
Surveyor Horace Hill has been
dong some work in this nelghbor~
hood this week.
John Wasson, half brother to DR..
Lindsey Brown, was up on a. visit
last week.
The town looks larger to John
Estes since the arrival Of a new girl
at his house.
"A mouth harp, the shape of a
slice Of melon, is one of the latest
inventions.
If you are a kicker against high
prices 60 to the polls Tuesday and
vote for Cate.
Mrs. Dollie McCord has return
ed from an extended visit to relatives
in Missouri.
-Drs. Arch and John Nlcks Of
Izard county were visiting relatives
in this vicinity last Saturday.
The newly elected county Off
GERS enter upon the discharge of
their several duties tomorrow morn
ing.
John Wikerson went to Little
Rock this week to assist IN organic
ing Grand Lodge Of knights and
Ladies of Honor.
=. Ike Morgan from near Center,
was IN to see us Tuesday. He says
the democrats will turn out to man
in his township on next Tuesday.
Marriage licenses issued since
last week are as follows: d. G.
Duck, 81, to L. J, Many, Is; J. W.
Followill, 10, to Nancy &. Jones, Is.
The acorn mast was never bet
ter, and there is plenty of swine to
oct it, Pork should not be higher
than 4c This winter.
Evening Shade markets Corn
soc per bushel; mess pork, SC per
pound; sweet potatoes, SOC per bush
ell; beef, to. 6 cents.
Our devil got hold Of our rhym-
ing machine this week, and before
he could get the thing checked
three whole. stanRas entitled "Evi.
dences of Winter" was ground out.
Big Creek and Strawberry
townships are still contesting for the
banner of democracy, Big Greek
yet holds it by a few votes,
CLERK elect Dave King was in
the east end of the county the frs
of the week aud thinks the full dem,
ocratic strength will be polled on
the 4th prox.
-eputlock will sell 100 lbs good flour
fol So 0C; 100 It's good bacon for gle 20;
lG lbs good soda for 81 90; II lbs good
sugar for 81 co; 44 lbs eoQd coffee for
81 90; A lbs good tobacco for 81 10.
In order to increase our growing
eircul Gtion we will send the RECokD t.
new subscribers from this date till Jan
list. 1892, and the American Farmer one
year, for one dollar, cash, Our agents
and friends everywhere are authorized to
make this offer
Sharp County record., 1890-10-30
LOCAL NEWS.
are good ripe.

-Quhlls hTe Soou rlpe.
-Opossum hunts are now in order.
"A heavy frost Monday morning-the
first we'd seen.
The time for wild pigeons ard ducss
is here. But where are the fow 81
Mis- Martha Mcleod sister to Miss
Mamie, has entered school bere.
We are informed that there is de-
mand for cotton pckers on South Fork
Winter weather calls for wood,
and the RECORD needs 25 loads.
Some doubts are entertained as to
the legality of the new tariff law.
Generally speaking, our farmers are
reasonably well pleased with the output
of crops,
-Rev. W T. Atkioson, well known
heie, is now pastor of the M, E, church
South at Alexander. Pulaski county.
In foxschase the other night by
number of our citizens two Of the
subtle animals were bagged,
Miss Lee Taylor, in company with
Alfred Brewster went to lizard county
last Saturday on u visit. Mr.. Brewster
returned Sunday.
Rev. James Uuddleston recently
Closed a successful re,iv,l at Salem. tie
NJ. Il. church South gaining 26 mem
beis,
-r-Sam Wainwright and Ethan Medley
are out this week witb wafer carrier
patent water. carrier. We hope the
boys may be succ 'sstul.
Our inside pngts are made up of
splendid reading this week, just such a.
you should read before going to the
election next Tuesday
-Chamberlain's eye and skin oint.
ment-for letter, salt-rheum, scald head,
tcz mn and chronic sore eyes. For sale
by Williams Price Il Co.
Say, reader if you owe for this pa
per, the time for settlement of your &C
court with the PRIMER has fully arrived
and you are most cordially invited to
call at your earliest convenience.
For lame back, n pain in the side
or chest or for tooth ache or ear-ache
prompt relief may be had by using
Chamberlains Pain Balm. 1t is reha'
ble Sold by WILLIAMS, Price & Go,
--Reod the article from Nashville
American which appears elsewhere in
this issue, AMI go Tuesday aud cast yout
vote against such system of prot, ction
and the hypocrtical party that upholds
such system,
The editor has been doing culinary
work again this week. Tho savoy fumes
of beef chops and pork steak, houah
bones and green's potato salad and loin
roast, pumpkin pic and raisiu cake Orc
not seen ascending from ,very kitchen
Ehi
,-,E, i, Mathepy is again able to
be on duty and can be found behind
the counter ~ w &. Moore a. Co.,
on corner Of Main and Bridge Sts,,
where he hopes to see his many
friends md many acquaintance.
Go oond see him before you buy your
goods, he will save you money,
- Before the Mckinley Bill, tae
yilest law ever made by an American
congress, went into effect, we bought
the largest stock Of QueenSware,
Tinwale, Toys and Christmas goods
ever brought TO north Arkansas, We
can and will sell as cheap as any
western city, and invite merchants
and all Others, 80 give us q call be-,
fore buying elsewhere.
5, A, Hail q Co, Batcsylle, Ark,
Cbamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
DleTheo Remedy, Is the most rpha.
ble known medicine for bowel Gem
plants 1t Is especially priced by
persons subject TO collie 1t has
cured many eases OF chronic dar.
Sharp County record., 1890-10-30

And now it seems that the
Worlds Fair is to be classld with
the numerous things injured by
the new tariff law. The latest Eu,
ropean advices say that the majority
of manufacturers refuse to send any
exhibits to Chicago, taking the
ground that it would be useless
expenditure Of money for them tc
do so, as the duties imposed by the
new tariff law are TOO high as tC
practically shut their goods out o.
the American markets Without
foreign exhibits the Worlds FAN
will be but travesty upon its name
Sharp County record., 1890-10-30

When bnlS was sick, we gave her Cuslorlo
When uhe War n child she cried lor CuetorlN,
Whrn shc become Mlss abt chung To CusloNa,
When ebe had ehlldrVn she gONe them CuslcnN,