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Sharp County record., 1891-07-30
Alliance Camp-Meeting.

The State president of the Ali.
ance has announced officially that an
Alliance Camp,meeting will be held
at Annieville in Lawrence county,
Arkansas, Aug. 10, and llth next.
Annieville is situated miles south
of Imboden on the mail route from
Imboden to Smithvllle. Great prep.
arations are beng made for the oc,
casion and q grand time is looked
for.
The best of Alliance speakers in
the country will be present. Judge
Rightwire, one Of the most eloquent
speakers IN the west, and national
secretary of the Citizens Alliance, a
lawyer who gave up $4,000 year
law practice to teach alliance doc.
trine to the people, will be present;
also, National Lecturer Willett, Jer
ry Simpson and others Every one
who attends should be prepared for
two days camp. Let Sharp turn
out In full force.
Sharp County record., 1891-07-30

The Farmers Alliance Convention
held in Fort Worth, Tex, was mos,
important in its results. 1t was
largley attended by representative
men, Of whom the Fort Worth Gaz
ettc says:
All were members of the Alliance.
All were farmers.
ALI have an occupation.
All are clean men.
None are in the pay Of corpora.
tions.'
None came here on free passes.
None were from Kansas or Mlchi.
gan.
None were implicated in wrecking
the Alliance Exchange.
None have ever been whitewashed
No expelled preachers.
None whose ncighbor would not
belived him on OATH.
None who have been consdicuous
failures in life.
All were straight goods and no
shoddy.
Sharp County record., 1891-07-30

A pretty travelling costume for a
BRIDE, says an exchange, is a gown
of silver gray cloth, trimmed with
silver galoon and silver buttons, with
hat of silver gray surmounted by
white ostricl. plumes. Glad to know
this. We shall now learn an im>
promtu silvery speech, yank the tail
out of the first ostrich we find at
large, and HE US off on a matrlmo>
nial tour, as soon as the frosts are
white.
Sharp County record., 1891-07-30

Boots Craig made run over to
Cushman and back this week.
Miss Fannie Wainwright, after
spending a most delightful visit here
and in Fulton county with reltaves,
will leave Salem for her home in
Fayetteville this week.
Young couples who wish to marry
on short order should file their CONS
plants with Esq. jeff Dayidsonjwho
does excellent work III that line,
Elmer Miller, the handsome young
potter well known to Evening Shade
young people, arrived from Texas
yesterday on his way to TT. Scott,
Kan. lie will probably remain here
a week.
State Grand Lecturer Dannelly
will be IN Evening Shade Aug. "a,
and will lecture the Masonic irater-
mites here. The companions and
brethren will take due notice and
govern themselves accordingly.
WIN. N. Shaver is through with bis
engagement at Prescott aud is at home
on O visit buf mill rat,rn ~, o. o,,;o in
a few days and resume his position with
Hill. Fontaine & Co.
Sharp County record., 1891-07-30

Less than a year ago, Mrs, Anna
Baxter, of Carthage, No., was elect
cd county clerk of Jasper county.
She was nominated at ,he Democra,
tic convention of the county, on the
regular ticket, and was elected by a
handsome majority in q Republican
county. Her election was contested.
The governor was appealed to; but
courts and governor decide tho elec,
ton was legal and must stand. "Not,
hing succeeds hk sn,c rss' So last
month in eight counties of tho State,
women were nominated for the
office OF com missioner of Public
Schools, and four were elected.
Sharp County record., 1891-07-30
La Grippe Again.

During the epidemic Of La Grippe last
seascn DR.. Kings New Discovery for con-
sumption. Coughs and Colds, proved to
be the best remedy. Reports from the
many who used it confirm this statement.
They were not only quickly relieved, but
the disease left no bad after results. We
ask you to give this remedy trial and
We guarantee that you will be satisfied
with results, or the purchase price will
be refunded. 1t has no equal in La
Grippe, or any throat, Chest or Lung
trouble. Trial bottles free at J R Met
calfs drug store. Large bottles 500 and
81 90.
Sharp County record., 1891-07-30
NJ BlAcK.DRAUGHT tea cures Constipation

For diarrhoea or summer complaint in
any form. there is nothing better than
Cham berlain's Collie. Cholera and Disr-
rheoa remedy. Mrs Nancy Berry Of
Adams, Lawrence county Kentucky,
says one dose of it cured her of an at
tack of diarrhoea. Two or three doses
will cure any ordinary case. When re.
duced with water it is pleasant TO take.
25 and so cent bottles for sale by Will
lisms, Price s. Co.
Sharp County record., 1891-07-30
3i-Jul 80
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.-42So.

Notice is hereby giveh that the following nam.
cd settler has filed notice of his intention TO
Nuke final proof IN support of his claim. and
that said proof will be made, before the county
Judge, or in his absence the county clerk of
Sharp county, Ark, at Evening Shade, on
August Is, 1891. viz: James NJ. Strides, II, r..
NO HOBS, for the hf of Sc ar md hf Of SW
ar Sec 0 twp ~ notrh, range west
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon Iand cultivation Of
said land viz
James Bevins, J. W. Park, r G Garner and Il
II Coates, of Coates, Ark.
P. RALEIGH.
81 Jul Register.
Sharp County record., 1891-07-30
To A False Friend.

Our hands have met, but not our hearts;
Our hands W i'll never meet again.
Friends If we haye ever been,
Friends we cannot now remain.
I only know loved you once.
only know loved IN vain.
Our hands have met but not our hearts;
Our hands will never meet again
Then farewell to heart and hand
would our hauds had never met.
Even the outward form of love
Must be resigned with some regret.
Friends We might seem still to be,
If my wrong could e'er forget.
Our hands have Joined, but not our hearts;
would our hands had never met.
Tom Hood
Sharp County record., 1891-07-30

Thirteen thousand dollars in gold
was found in a piaEo stool at Win.
ona, Minnesota, \ fow DAYS aco
whore it had been left by an old
maid @ho had, owing to tie dullncss
in the matrimonial market. commit.
ted suicide, II there are any old
maids in this part of the country
by similar circumstances
they can obviate tie necessity of
sucid'ng 81. by dropping a few hints.
Warren News.
Sharp County record., 1891-07-30
LOCAL NEWS.
DON'T GROWL, But SUBSCRIBE.

DON'T GROWL, But SUBSCRIBE.
Don't "cuss" Your county paper because it ism t
large,
Nor don't abuse the printer because be has to
charge
For this thing and that thing, to keep it a-goin'
But come in and take it so you'l be a-known'
The news-whOse dead and whose got married.
The RECORD will surely tell You if its not mis-
carried.
A dollar piece will get it whole year through,
And to pay it IN advance you'll get a premium,
too.
Sharp County record., 1891-07-30
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. ..4ssl

Land Office, Little Rock, Ark, July 8, 1891
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
&c settler has filed notice of hls Intrntion 70
make final proof In support of his claim, and
that aid proof will be made be fore the county
Judge, or In his absence, the county clerk Of
sharp county, Ark at Evening Shade, on Aug
Is, ls0l, via: Jacob W Park, II Il. No. 1856,
for the hi of NV ar and Y hf Of SW or Sec 2s,
twp 90 north, range west.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
said land viz: "
John Baker and T G Garner. Coates, Ark u.
Shrlde, Of Winstcd, and X Richardson of
Hardy, Ark. 7. RALEIGH,
Register.
Sharp County record., 1891-07-30
NOTICE FOR PUBLlCATIoN,-a2so

Land flce. Little Rock, Ark, July 3, 1901.
Notice ls hereby given that the following. nam.
Ell settler has filed notice of his intention 10
max eilnal proof In support OF his claim, and thai
sald proof will be made before the County
Judge, or In his absence, the county clerk Of
sharp county, Ark, at Evening Shade, on Aug,
Is, lH0l, viz: Thomas q, Garner. II. n. No, H..
5ss, Tor the Il hfof NV ar and NV ar OF Nw ar
OF Sec twp 10 north, range west, and SW or
or SW ar Sec ~ twp 20 north, range west,
ne nalnes the following witnesses to prove h,s
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
said land, viz, "
j Shride of Winsted, James Beyins, j W
Purk and II Coates Of Coates, Ark.
=, 7. RALEIGH,
oi Register,
Sharp County record., 1891-07-30
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION -42I7.

IUHU UWCt NJ LIIIIt ROCK, JUnt tt, ISUT,
Notice Is hOreby given that the following nam
ed settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the county
judge, or in his absence, the county clerk Of
sharp county, at Evening Shade, Ark, on July
3lst, 1901, viz; Louis Funk II Il, No.i5, 1853 for
the Sc ar Of SE ar Sec II, and the SW ar Of SW
ar Sec Y; the NV or Of NV ar of Sec Is; the Ne
qr OF NJ qr. Sec II, ali In twp 10 north. range
west,
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, t0-wit:
, llnghs, Wilton Booth Andrew Smith and
Ben WilkersOn Of WillilOrd, Ark
L. RALEIGH,
June ~, ~ Register.
Sharp County record., 1891-07-30

Tell me not in mournful numbers,
Life is but IN empty dream;
When 'tIs full of green cucumbers
And of restaurant ice-cream
Black Rock Republican.
Tell me not in mournful numbers,
Life is but an empty dream;
When the fleas es-chew your slumbers,
In every wrinkle, fold and seam,
Sharp County record., 1891-07-30
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. 1920,

Land once, Little Rock, Ark. July 8, 1901. .
Notice Is hereby given that the follow inv. nam.
ed settler has ned notice of his intention 10 mako
llnal proof In support OF his claim, and that AMID
PROOF WIN be made before the county juye, or
~ hls absence, the county clerk of Sharp co,lntv
nrkn Evening Scnde, on Aug. IL, k0l, VIZ.
james beVlns, II No. ltOl7, for the \ hi Of mn
rangc iwest, wy "O "''''
ne names the following witnesses to prove hIs
CONTINUOUS residence upon nnd cutlyut ion of
Richardson, W Park and II II Coates of
oates anu Shrlde Of Winstcd, Ark,
a, r. RALEIGH,
Register,
Sharp County record., 1891-07-30
NOTICE FOR -l22O.
LAND OFFICE AT LITTLE Rock, ARK, !
.Iunn On IsuI [

JWHU ~, INVT,
Notice Is hereby given that the following NAM
ed settler has filed notice Of his intention to
make ilnal proof IN support OF his clam, and
That 81 Id proof will be made before comfy Judge
and In his absence the Co, clerk of sharp county
AZ Evening shade, Ark, on August 7, 1901, viz.
John Il. DIAL, II II No. II, $50 for the Sw ar IL
BR riverl Sec "a twp 10 north, range ; west.
he names the following witnesses to prove his
said land, viz,
KIRK Wyatt, John Anderson, W NJ Brown md
MARTIAL Rulleye, OF Ravcndcn, Ark.
,, q. M 7. RALEIGH,
w" 81 ~ Register.
Sharp County record., 1891-07-30

Has the RECORD a northern reader
who wants a good southern home :?
If so let him come to Sharp county.
And now is the time, too.
Sharp County record., 1891-07-30
Assessor Nj

Notice Is hereby given
meet the taxpayers Of Ss'9
for the purpose of assessor, -, \
and personal property OF ,l.., N.Y.
tho year 1891, at tho ~'"''
and places, to Wit ii
North townsbip-at u ~,
June 10; and Allon W'N,%,'IA s,, X
Union township--p!l..,c,,,n,'iIs.I'
Jackson ,ownship-W!ilIllIo%SI ~
Hardy twp-IIardy' JuM1 l.,,
Highland twp--at p'ec''','Iv s'., n
Ricbwocds twp-Ash f'@'l
Davidson twp--King' A'''
Lave Creek twp--pre'lnVN,'1
Morgan twp-Voh'v'
Lebanon twp-llillt tl'Tl
" /" uipsiobo''loe,a'
Strawberry twp-preo"''S0S'' d
Big Creek twp-CalHnI,'uls''ll I,ls M
Scott twp-precinI.c,t, I.,, W.! 80
Cave twp-procinct, u, Js'' IL.
Big Rock twp-preo'u.v,"",tt n
Washington twp-p'''''ssss a. \
Sullivan twp-pror'h0' AZ,
/" 4" Sidney H'
Johnson twp-preol"0"s "s,.al
piney Fork twp-E'' S'"||
ss, 20 and 80. ia, VI
Twill romain in Even'',ss ,sf{
days aitor tho aboye aa"' 49, I
chance to ussosS wi'N"" /
Sharp County record., 1891-07-30
1t looks like a general rain.
WINE OF cARpui for fsm.,e dl.es.

MeEl.ss.. WINE OF cAaoy! for female di.eases
--Watermelons are on the local
market.
Refreshing rains and popping
corn fields.
George Medaris is back from
Texas on visit.
1G- WINE OF cARDuI, Tonic for Women.
-Wm. Wainwright of Salem,
was down last week on a visit.
woodworking time is fully
here; and this hint won't hurt the
roads.
The "frying size" base-bal.ists
are getting away with the red and
green calico.
DIR. J. L. Brown and lady were
visiting relatives in Boone county
last week.
Assessor Hill is holding forth at
the clerks Office. Go in and have
yourself listed.
Try sLAck:pRAueAI tea for Dyspepsia.
m. G. Wainwright is still un.
well, but leaves to-day for a visit TO
relatives at Fayetteville.
The court house boom is still on
and will continue with the gaping
demand for decent place to hold
our courts.
Geo. r. Hall, election commia-
sloner and a member of the county
equalization board, Is down from
Wllliford.
Reed is the name of a new
postofiice recently established at Ed
Johnson's on the Evening Shade and
Smithville road.
Adjourned term of County
Court to-day. The annual settles
ment with county officers will be
attended to.
Sam Wainwright is now q
Cushman merchant. lie paid his
fathers family visit last week, and
ordered the RECORD to his address.
On Wednesday evening of last
week during the wind and rain storm
about 60 panncls Of fencing were
blown down on Capt J. NJ. Nc,
Cords farm and just a little fur,
thcr south timber suffered to consd-
erable extent.
Mrs, Arabella Wilson, sister to
the editor, who lives in Big Greek
township, in company with her son
w. II. Dority, came up yesterday
on visit to her mother,
III. II, Johns gallery will be
open for ten days. Those wanting
gems or photographs will call. Old
pictures copied and enlarged to any
size, If features are distinct.
-2,JOO pounds of pcacc,Mak,
or flour will be received by Spurlock
next Tuesday, lie is also filing ~
with general stock of family gro.
cerics. Call and zee him.
The road hands in this district
have been warned to work next
Monday and Tuesday. Ovosoer
MctcalI proposes to do systematic
work and suffer no "monkoying" or
timc'kil!ing. We. shall expect good
results from these resolutions.
The editor Of the RECORD nc.
k,owlcdges n very cordial invitation.
TO attend grand Alliance cplcbrA.
ton aud picmc at Annieville, Law.
renee county, Aug, 10th and lllh.
A moro extended notice appears else.
where on tins page, giving full
particulars We shall try to make
il point to be on hand and cnioy
one more square meal,
Sharp County record., 1891-07-30
Trustees Sale Of Land.

NOTICE Is hereby given that IN pursuance or
lne terms OF certain deed OF trust executed
on ,he I'm day Of March, 1889 by James i;
Allen, which ls now duly recorded With ihc No.
nrI anIpEEeHlRelncpi EolR nnd certificates thereon In Rec
4ru M Dook 'l pages 100 and 100, In the ot,lco of
the recorder for the county of Sharp, will on VI
SATURDAY, AUGUST 18TH, 1901,
At TIE front door of the house In which tho air.
,n uu. oourt OF Shnfp county was inst held, In ihe
soWh oi Evening shade, offer for sale FOR ensh IN
hand, 70 the highest bidder, the follow ISs an' ~
ssgfibed tract OF land situate In lhc counIv ' or
sharp N the state OF Arkansas, TO witt Tbe nv, "
divided hulf interest Of the north hall of iho
northwest quarter Of section 81, township I IA
less, w "'''e' 'noro OF
NJ, ELISHA BAXTER, Truatcc.
ol'i aDd anG0cssor Of j u MprIwolbcr.
Sharp County record., 1891-07-30

The first murder ever occurring in
Cleburne county took place last
week, J. w. Williams being the vic"
tim.
Sharp County record., 1891-07-30
Legal Advertisements.
Warming Order.

Sam H Ball. plaintiff, J Sharp
against Circuit
John 4. McCarroll ct al def'dts Court,
The defendants, John r. McCarrol ct al, are
warned to appear in this court within thirty
days and answer the complaint o. the plaintiff,
Sam II. Ball. This July 10th, 1891.
ID. L. KING, Clerk.
3i-Jul 80
Sharp County record., 1891-07-30
Our Good Neighbors.
LAWRENCE COUNTY.

LAWRENCE COUNTY.
From the Telephone.
Look out for hog cholera.
The meloncholic days are here.
The spoke factory is almost ready
for business.
Lawrence county still has cash on
hand to pay for county scrip.
Grapes in this county are doing
nicely and promise big crop.
The people near Union church
will give free barbecue on July 81.
All are invited.
Some of our farmers are expecting
such a big corn crop that they in.
tend to just cover their field, making
a crib of the whole field.
Black Rock Republican,
Lawrence county scrip is worth s5
cents.
There are only four prisoners in
the Powhatan Jail.
The mills and barrel factory at
Black Rock employ 275 hands,
The new bridge across Strawberry
river cost the county $4,000.
Black Rock has a colored brass
band open for picnic engagements.
Melon-growcrs have met at Portia
and adopted a plan of shipping and
selling their crop.
*.*
OVER IN lizard.
From the Register
Lightning last Friday evening
demolished about so feet square Of
II. J. Simmons cotton in his field in
the cdge OF town, Some of il was
torn up and tho bark torn of the
roots, while the balance for 80 feet
around was burnt and killed by the
bolt.
The Register is in receipt of a
radish 2 feet long, two feet in cir.
cumference, weighing 81 pounds. It
was grown by Mrs. Wagner at La.
Crosse.
A public cistern on court square
will soon bo one Of Melbourno's need.
cd conyonienccs.
The recent Baptist protraoted
meeting NJ Lunonburg resulted in ~
conversions and II accessions TO tho
church.
The Newburg District Conference
was o grand success. Barren Fork
Sharp County record., 1891-07-30

Monitor Musings.
The railroad surveyors broke camp
Thursday and pulled ont for Alton,
Mo. They run several lines out two
miles west and southwest, but only
the elect can tell whether they vii!
60 any further than here, or how
they will 60. You can stick IN your
eye all the information you can get
out of them.
Charles Elmore is in the real estate
business, and offers several farms for
sale.
Mr.. Harry Stout of Winsted,
Ark, was IN the city this week buys
ing lumber for an addition to his
dwelling.
Sharp County record., 1891-07-30
BUCKLEN'S ARNlCAI

The best salve 10 the wv
bruises, sores, ulCers, ,sh '
sores, letter, chapped hsha
corns and all skin eruptiOn''i .
ly cures piles or no payment
is guaranteed to give pelis''.
or money refunded. Price ,
box at j. r. Metcalfs.
Sharp County record., 1891-07-30
RIGHT FROM FULTON,

RIGHT FROM FULTON.
Mammoth Spring Democrat.
J. M. Archer purchased 1929
chickens last week at a cost of about
$500.
An island in Spring river, just be-
low the dam at Mammoth Spring, Is
being converted into park.
Attorney J. w. Mceks has just
succeeded in obtaining a pension Of
$l2 per month for Mrs. Eliza Qug-
ley, for the death of son, upon
whom she was dependent
Sharp County record., 1891-07-30
McEIree's Wine d|
and THEDFoR0'S BLACK'W
for sale by the following id

Sharp county;
JR Metcalf, Evening Shade
Jas T Sutherlin, Center
Jno B Mntlock, Clarkson,
Tlamnn u Br"sr LoyMi
JG Brandon, Pnnghkeepse'
Jas II Brown. Williiord.
Sharp County record., 1891-07-30

gets the next one, Melbourne, Bates.
vile and Salem being in the contest.
-
UP IN RANDOLPH.
Gleanings from the Herald.
Safe~blowers have been at work
IN Pocahontas.
Circuit court conyenes here Aug.
3rd.
The Reno Enterprise has suspend,
ed for lack of needed support.
People who have friends and rela.
tlves buried in the Masonic grave
yard at this place should set about
devlsing means for the cleansing of
the grounds.
For the week past there has been
a calm all along the business depart.
ments Of the town. Streets deserted,
sidewalks lay blistering beneath the
scorching rays of the sun; and were
it not for the regular click'clack of
the dominos IN tEu hall of the nom
exertlon society, life itself would
have been extinct.
There must be an unusual dullness
of business in the blind tiger dens,
or else the all-round liar who runs
them would not find time to play the
"phunny phellow" by sending his
customers to the Herald Office to ems
qEife for whisky. No doubt this
small business appears very funny to
these tiger runners, but he who
laughs last generally sees the most
fun. 1t was 80 two years ago,
~
DOWN IN INDEPENDENCE.
Guard Gleaninss.
Miss Juna Wasson Is attending
the normal school at Mt. Ncbo.
Batesyille has another daily paper
the Journal, by Martin d Bradley.
The county fair will be held Octo>
ber 18th to 10th inclusive. 1t ought
to be better than ever before in the
history of the institution.
Batesville has a savings bank.
Watermelors are now beng
brought to town iL great quantities
The colored people will rejoice.
Sharp County record., 1891-07-30

gets the next one, Melbourne, Bates.
vile and Salem being in the contest.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-12-31
Somewhat Disuuietiug.

GLOW did old Bissinger treat you
when you asked him for Maud?"
"Hc got The start of me by fiercely
inquiring what l meant by my atten-
tons to Minnie. l told him l hadn't
paid any attentions to Minnie. Then
he rOared right out and asked me why
l hadn't. l said it was because | pre-
ferred Maud. Then he looked at me
pityingly and said was the sixth idiot
to apply for admission to the family.
mustered up courage to ask him who
the other five We're, and he replied that
they were Ills five sOns-in-law. Not
one of them knew enough to take Min
ME- he said. land yet she is the only
one of the bunch worth marrying
said it was a matter of taste, sup
posed but l couldn't help preferring
Maud. 'All right it's your funeral
he said. Maud is yours. Let's have
something "-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-12-31
Extent of Our Railroads.

From little wooden track line along
the Lackawaxen Greek, where the first
locomotive in the country had its trial
in 1929. the railroad systems ,of the
United States have grown in seventy
three years to a network of rails which,
Strengthened out, would make single
track extending eight times around the
world Visualize this eight-fold girdle.
Beside 1t new track is progressing
twelve miles a day on the ninth cir.
cult. On every five-mile stretch is To-
connective with train of eight cars.
There are five men at work for every
mile and 24O new men coming to work
every day.
The road carries more tonnage than
all the ships on all the seas together
with the railroads Of the busiest half
Of Europe. From the lines that make
up the imaginary manifold belt, says
a writer in the Worlds Work, one
wage-earner out of every fifteen in the
country, directly or indirectly, secures
a living for himself and his depend
ents, if not as fireman or a conduc
tor or a superintendent, then as a To-
comotive builder or a steel worker, or
even one of the lumbermen engaged in
hewing down the 5000 square miles of
timber emp Eyed every year for ties.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-12-31

writer was formerly ana "a =
employe Of this bureau, ana -
therefore. thoroughly familtaf
our methods. d: III
Now the funny part Of this wh
matter" continued the director, accpS
Ing to the Washington Post, ~ tlI
the goods operators d. not q 4
selves know the correct name tor tn
Institution, and in none Of their circ
lars does the correct name ever -
pear. They call 1t the bureau Of e1Isa
craving. the department Of stamping
ETC., but never by its right name, and
II people were posted and knew tho.
right name Of every branch OF the g0y.|
ernment service they would be able To-
see at glance that the claims Of these
fellows as to having worked here for
years were false. If such were the!
case the green-goods men would NOE
make the mistake Of calling this bu-.
reau by other than it's right name."