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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-14
PatrOneSseS of the May Festival to
Make the Baseball Nine a Means
Of Covering the Deficit,
NAY BUY Up THE GRAND STAND
And Have a Society Event Of Game So
Seats viii Go Like Hot Cakes
at Doubled Prices.
YEAR BOOK FOR THE UNITED STATES
Bndget Of Items That VIII Interest the Lovers Of the
Bars and Spaces.

As the Supplementary Concert at the
Duquesne Theater on Friday evening was a
charitable effort toward making up the
deficit of the late May Festival, the per-
formers being all volunteers for the sake of
the good cause, it is, of course, outside the
proper field OF criticism. 1t may be recorded
that the programme was carried out as
given last sunday, with the insertion of the
titles of several pieces not then chosen and
the substitution of Mr.: Joseph A. Nogel's
name Cor that of Mr.. Paul Zimmerman, who
was called out of the city on business. Con-
SiGcring the temperature, a very fair-sized
audience was present, with a decided dispo-
si;ion to get the utmost enjoyment out of
the entertainment.
OF the financial result nothing definite can
be stated until returns come in from those
OF the putrOncsses who have had the tickets
Tor salc among their friends. 1t is not at all
likely shat more than Si,000-not quite one
third of the deIcit-will be found TO have
this amount, or any approximate sum, Is
realized, the fact viii speak volumes Tor the
energy OF the half dozen publlc-Spirited
women who have borne the brunt OF the
burden.
Benefit concerts never draw money of
themselves. The result always depends on
the personal efforts made to sell tic kets; the
concert serves merely to cloak the begging.
The circumstances OF hot weather and musl-
cal safety already reached make Ii that
H1ch worse. The more credit, then, to those
who have in the present case probably reah-
zad rs much as, ii not more than, was gained
,rnder much more favorable conditions by
that most imposing of local charity concerts
which WAS given some years ago for the re-
lief OF quaking Charleston.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-14
CONCERTS BY MOONLIGHT.
Professor Guenther's Summer Night Treats
at Silver Lake Grove.

az silver Lake Grove.
Pittsburg is to enjoy moonlight concerts
again this summer, thanks to the enterprise
of Prof Guenther, who remains in the field
after the other local musicians have tried ii
and failed. Those concerts were a feature
of the home entertainments last summer,
and with his usual energy Prof. Guenther
has not been content to let well enough
alone, but this season will excel himself.
He has gotten together an orchestra of 80
pieces and each member is master. Be-
sides this superb orchestra, his own talent
as flute player and the best efforts of local
yocalists will go to make up series of con-
certs of the very highest order.
The entertainments will be given at the
beautiful Silver Lake Grove every other
Thursday evening during the summer, the
first one being given next Thursday even
ing, June IS. The grove is natural bower
of beauty and will be lighted with cleo
tricity where strong light is necessary, while
Chinese lanterns will shed their soft sub
dued rays over the other parts. Dancing
will begin at P. NJ, sharp, and the concert
proper at P. NJ. AT the conclusion of the
concert dancing will again be indulged in,
and the last note will not be sounded until
IAN. The Lincoln and Larimer avenue
cars of the Duquesne line stop within one
square of the grove and will be in waiting
at the conclusion of each entertainment to
take patrons to their homes. The feature of
the first concert next Thursday evening will
be the vocal solos of Mr. Joseph Vogel and
Miss Agnes VogeL
Prot. Guenther is giving this series of
concerts his very best efforts and this is a
sufficient guarantee of their success.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-14
New Patents,

From o. d. Lewis, Patent Attorney, 131
Pburr P S0f M 0B Brann RerbsnT ainaS
electric fire alarm; Edward E. Barber, Pitts
burg, attachment for telephones; William R.
Floyd, Tifin, O., display rack; Robert Mel
son, Reynoldton, Pa, hammer head; Joseph
7. Painter, Elkton, car coupler; William
Penn Powell, Argyll, Pa, dinner pail; Ed
ward H. Parsons, E. .. Frazer, Kane, Pa,
screen for magic lanterns and photogra-
piers use; David II. Southwark, Coraopo-
lis, Pa, railway tie. United States and all
foreign patents obtained. Established over
20 years. Office open every evening until
O'clock
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-14

Many are the Patterns and
Pretty the designs. Il perfect
chair acuU broOe co0h comfortable
and durable. AnotAer lot OF
orr extremely @a0 fazeed,P P0arA
Rockers at 75c. For ~'sar ace
recommend the same rocker yzth
glazed double cane seating at
81 Is. Arm Chairs, SeAees
and full Arm Rockers at PRO
bortomate b1zces. Summer cot
ages supplied 0cvkh Wakefield
G. Hey7OuOd's Reed and Rattan
Furniture, aOzth q sa0img Of
freight and ea'zage.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-14
Remnants of Carpets,

We have secured thousands of samples,
ends of carpet, from manufacturers. They
are put up ten to the bundle, or IL yards.
The price will be:
Il yards carpet for 81 Ss, or 1870 per
yard.
u yards wool for 50 As, or 2O1zc per yard.
II yards all-wool for 50 SS, or 241Sc per
yard.
Among these are the best alI-wooI Ire
mont and Lowell extra supers. This in
connection with our remnant sale to-mor-
row. See our "ad" on third page.
j. H. KUNKEL 6 BRO,
1347 and 1349 Penn avenue.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-14
S3-Excursion to CIeveland-S3,

Via the Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad.
Tickets will be sold for all regular trains of
Monday, June Is, and morning trains of
Tuesday, June 16, good to return until June
21 On Tuesday morning a special train
willleave Pittsburg at $50 o'clock, city time,
or 1880 railroad time, arriving at Cleveland
Cleveland at 600 P. NJ, for Pittsburg.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-14
MARRIED.

MORGAN-SHEA-T noon, June
II, 1901, at Trinity Episcopal Church, by the
Rev. R. Hudson, D. D., CLARA BELL, daughter
of Colonel A. S. N. Morgan, and JOSEPH BER-
NARD SHEA.
SMITH-MEY YTR-At the family residence
Thursday, June II, 1891, by the Rev. Ed BEL
four, JAMES ELMER E. SMITH and EMMA
SOPHIA MEYER. Fsu
STOVER-THOMPSON - On THURSDAY,
June II, 1891, by Rev. Charles Locke, Mr. w.
H. STovER, of Green Castle, Pa, and MISS
LEILA NJ. THOMPSON, of Sharpsville, Pa.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-14
Thoroughbreds

tion does not discourage them. Foremost in
the race for popular favor, Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters took the lead and kept it.
The people of America recognize it as the
champion winner in all contests with those
vicious nags, malaria, dyspepsia, liver COM
plant, constipation, rheumatism and kidney
trouble. 1t always wins.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-14
There'u Be a Perfect lam

AT Gusky's on Monday. One hundred
cases Of straw hats worth 81, 81 % and 81 90
will be sold for that day only at 45c Sam
pies are in the large window facing Market
street and they will be sold from the win
dow direct. Don't miss it. GUsKY's.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-14

OUR agent will accompany you any day
and furnish transportation to Kensington if
you will call at Room 80, No. Sc, Fourth
avenue. Come in time for the 1:30 P. NJ.
train from Union station.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-14

OUR agent will accompany you any day
and furnish transportation to Kensington if
you will call at Room 80, No. Sc Fourth
avenue. Come in time for the 1.3O p. M.
train from Union station.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-14
The Eighth Musical Year Book.

Mr.. George II. Wilson's eighth Musical
Year Book of the United States" comes to
hand this year in better form than ever.
Readers of this department scarcely need be
told that this work comprises most valu-
able record of the great bulk of all the music
performed in the country that is compatible
with a high standard.
Just what its scope is may be best under
stood here by glancing at our own record.
Pittsburg's musical activity is represented
bv a survey of the work done during the
season by the Mozart Club and the Allegheny
Musical Association; by the chief features of
the May Festival, and by some note of what
the Frohsinn, the'MendelssOhn Club and the
Beethoven Quartet accomplished. This list
includes about all the local efforts that come
up TO the standard set.
Besides the general record occupying the
greater part of the volume Mr. Wilson has
compiled a number of useful tables showing
the more important new works composed or
produced at home and abroad. giving
especial prominence to all that the
American composer has accomplished.
4 full and careful general retrospect. giving
q bird 's-eve view of the trend of musical de-
velopment in the various sections of the
country, is an important feature.
The Year Book is Sla 0eHeyiS, and its record
IS Of permanent value to all interested in the
art life Of America.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-14
Thornton Bros.

A bargain this week in black silk warp
Henriettas will get your attention if you
know genuine value. It's what our COM
petitors ask you 81 70 for; our price, while
they last, CSC; ask to see it.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-14
Below Zero.

That's refreshing headline, isn't it? 1t
refers to the price we have made on 500 or
600 light colored suits to take effect on Mon
day morning. They are worth $15, SIS and
$40 each. Investigate and see what you
think of them at $40. GUSKY'S.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-14
The MUSES. and the Other Nine.

Whether to attempt raising the balance of
the dcficit-and how-is the question to be
decided by the patronesses and their CO.
Rdjutors when they meet this week. As an
alternative to the deTnier resort of the sub
ECriptiOn paper, n novel suggestion
has been made. 1t is to arrange for
the exclusive use of the grand stand and
boxes for one OF the next baseball games,
and 10 make a fashionable event of it as the
social influence of the Patronesses could
readily do. The price of tickets could be
doubled under such conditions and still sell
like hot cakes.
OF course the idea is startling at first
nlush-tO recoup the MUSES. on the diamond.
but there would be nothing essentially
wrong about such plan Outdoor amuse-
meut Is much more appropriate just now
thsn any kind of an interior entertainment.
The idea is worth thinking about, at all
events. Its sheer novelty would carry it
through triumphantly, and it would not be
surprising if such an enterprise should pay
of the rest of the deficit and leave snug
sum around which to build the much-needed
permanent Festival Association.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-14

udShCb OU
Goods delivered free to all parts of both
cities To those living out of the city we
will prepay freight on all orders of SO
and upward to any station or landing within
100 miles of Pittsburg. Send for price list
M. r. THOMPSON,
So1 Market street, and SO Third avenue, op-
posite GuskY's.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-14

EARLY to bed, early to rise, Kensington
lots are bought by the wise.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-14
MERCHANT TAILORS.

Who pay ourneymen aor five the making
that paid by the wholesale the
will have their garments left their hands,
ton dispose of them momentar they consigned with in
srucions to be sold
Sharp County record., 1891-07-16
A Sad Bfath.

Last Thuraday, July 0, one Of the
saddest accidents occurred in Even
ing Shade it has ever been our lot to
chronicle, and took place at the resi- .
dence of Ex-Sherlff Hall IN this
way: Several cans or jars of fruit
had been prepared and We're on a
table in the hall ready for being put
away in the cellar. The cellar door,
which is in the hall, was open and
Nh. Halls wife and mother, the lat
ter about 90 years old, were near by
ready for the work. The wife was
called into one Of the rooms mo-
ment, and at the same time some one
was heard at the gate, which call the
elder lady arose to answer, and as
she did so she stepped backward
through the cellar door and fell to
the hard floor below, a distance Of
more than 10 feet. When taken out
1t WAS found that her head and face
were severely cut and bruised, low.
er limb was disIocated, and that
there were many other contusions on
the body. Drs. Craig and Bacon
were summoned, aud gave every
relief possible, while kind friends
were numerous and ready to lend
every needed aid; but the severe
shock and ruthless pain was too great
for the worn constitution, and on
the following evening the patient
and peaceful spirio passed out 20 the
God who gave it.
Rev. ). W. Southw5rth conducted
a short funeral service at the grave
where many friends Of the family
had gathered to witness the last sad
rites. BLESSED are those who mourn,
for they shall be comforted.n
Sharp County record., 1891-07-16

farm IS raising 4 brood Of partrdges
Mrs. W. A. Edwards Of Evening
Shade, has spent the week visiting
the family Of Mr.. K. D. Williams.
Sheriff Owens has collected about
g6 per cent. Of the assessed taxes for
Lsgo. There IS little on the delin'
queut list except the taxes Of those
who have moved away.
An interesting religious revival
has been in progress at Sulphur Rock
tor the past two weeks. Forty con-
vertions are reported so far as the
glorious result.
Independence county has but two
ex-coufederate pensioners. Both are
widows and very old ladies', Mrs.
Sarah J. Williams being p and Mrs
Martha West over 60 years of age
They draw s25 year each, and it is
charity well bestowed.
Manager Bartlett of the poultry
farm has gathered about him quite
lot of curious pets. He has a cage of
hawks, another of owls and another
Of snakes. The latter be handles
with lmpunlty, but among ths sever
al varieties he has, even to the IA
nous spreadIng-adder, there Is none
poisonous.
Sharp County record., 1891-07-16
FROM HARDY.
From our Regular Correspondent.

From our Regular Correspondent.
Robt Myerberger, roadmaster OF
Willow Springs division, spent Sun,
day with his friends here.
The picnics at Martins Creek
Mariville and Sharp's mill were
largely attended aud enjoyed by all.
Walker Clayton went Sharps mill
and reports a good time. He took A
pilot with HIM for fear he would get
lost again.
Some talk Of running A man for
the legislature who will favor two
county seats, while Center will have
out a man that will try to have the
ten year act repealed.
Uncle Truman Burrrow was in
town to-day aud says crops are fine
on Nabbin Ridge, but corn IL in need
Of rain.
Drummers IN town every day.
Prof. D. G. E'iIlingsIey has moved
back TO bis farm on Strawberry.
Sharp County record., 1891-07-16
Our Good NeighbOrs.
LAWRFNCE COUNTY

Law hENCE CUCNTT.
Frum the Telephone
Biackberries Is cents 4 gallon,
The Fourth passed in Lawrence
cOGnty without accident.
Building residences Is the order
IN this town.
A deaf and dumb woman with 4
small girl, has been at the Union
depot at HGxie for several DAYS.
Think Of it 10000 brick are to
be put INTO the walls of new buIld~
ings in Walnut Ridge before CHRIST
mas comes.
Deputy Sheriff LOllar went down
to Sedgwiek YESTERDAY and arrested
J. {. Durham, who is charged with
running a blind tiger at that place.
It is well to call it a bind tiger, but
the concern was too open to De any
thing else bat 4 saloon.
The people of Portia are talking
Of having picnic about the last of
th.s month for the ex-sOldiers Of
both armies, blending of the Gray
and the Blue. If the scheme suits
you write to W. e. Drury at Psrtia,
and tell him that you will help to
work It up. The idea is good ore.
Sharp County record., 1891-07-16

Mrs. Critic Bacon IS very much
indisposed.
Notice list Of Sharp county
teachers in this issue.
--SpurlOck is receiving new goods
and expects TO c1rry a larger stock
this fall than usual. 9g
Our friend John A. Abernethy
is Just recovering from a fall in
which he received 4 painful hurt, a
few days ago.
Last week Mr.. ". ". Shaver Of
st. Louis came down and took
charge Of the business Of the Pres
colt Merchandise Co. He seems to be
a business young gentleman and we
trust that his stay among Us will be
both pleasant lnd prOtitable.-Pres-
cott Democrat.
Sharp County record., 1891-07-16
Irving Society Programme.

Nesting 70 be aeld on Saturday night
July IS, 1891. ut the residence Of W. Il.
Price.
0psaing sIaraises-roIl call aud quo
tatiOns
Song by Misses Ella Craig. Minnie
Wilson and Miriam Shaver.
The aociaI and intalIeetlal advantages
Of tEis SCcietY-by P 3. WIkaIsCn.
Vocal duet-Misses Virgie Craig and
Artia- Ah.srnathAFF ,
Rsuding- The Raven by John A
Aberuerhy.
Trombone solo with piano sccompani-
ment-L. 7. Nsdley and J 5. MatGalf
Recitation, Every Ysar," by Miss
Make Price.
Vocal quartstta by Masars Lindsey
PrIwn. Shelby MetcaIf and Nj. aes Virgie
Craig and Artie Abernsthy, piano by
Miss lola Price.
Recitation or reading by D. L, King.
Song by the Society.
Sharp County record., 1891-07-16
~ sLAcS-oaAgGHT ten cures Constipation
La Grippe Again.

During the epidemic of La Grippe last
season DR.. Kings New Discovery for con-
sumption. Coughs and Colds, proved To
be the best remedy. Reports from the
many who used i. cor firm this statement
They we're not only quickly relieved, but
the disease lef: no bad after results. We
ask you TO give this remedy trial and
We guarantees that you will be satisfied
With results, or the purchase price will
ne refunded. 10 has no equal in L.
Grippe, or any throat, Chest or Lung
trouble. Trial BOTTLES free as J 2 Met.
calf drug store. Large bottles Soc srG
81 90.
Sharp County record., 1891-07-16
McEIree's Wine Of Can

and THeoFoaos BLACK o0AUGH
for sale by the following merchi''
sharp county;
JR Metcalf, Evening Shade
Jas T sutheriin, Center
Jno h Matl0ck, Clarksou,
q T laman 4 Bras,, Loyal
J q Brandon, POughsevpsle,
Jas II Brown. WilliiOrd.
Sharp County record., 1891-07-16
~ Jul
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION ,oq,

Land Office, Little Rock, Arx.. July 4 B.or
Noues s hereby given That the following NAM
make lnai proof IN support Of hIa claim anJ
lhnt All proof viii Ia made be i0rg thc counH,
lnuBc, or IN hla absence, the Gonnty clerg or
shhi'p ennnty ARR at Evening shade. on hny
~. iol wa Iacnb W PARK Il R. No, ii6,1
Twp 70 north, range I west. "'" -''
ne names thu loilOwing Witnesses 10 prove Mi,
KIN onnIinu9uS S rcsldcnce upon and cultivation oi
a., John BAKER and T e Garner, Coates, Ark II
Hardy, Ark. p Rhigistai' i''" VI
Register.
Sharp County record., 1891-07-16

"When a man makes large for.
tune, what do the people say" asked
the teacher.
"That he is fortunate" replied the
bright boy.
"I'hat's right. Now, when a maj
fails in business, what do they say?'
That he didn't advertise. DAILY
Continent.
That boy can hit the naIl every
time, without striking his finger.
Sharp County record., 1891-07-16
A,,,,,,,', I,'aI

Notice is hereby given sh's
meet the taxpayers OF snHiP S
for the purpose OF assessing .,, s%
and personal property Of the couav n
the year 1891, at the following '"
and places, to wit; !
North township--at II NJ Was ,1
June Is; and Allen Viewers lo'u % n
Union township-plyeincs SpaIt
Jackson township WilIifora 70 hs y q
Hardy twp Hardy June ~ %,,
Highland twp--at pfeGluo', - sS "a 4
Ricbwoods twp Ash FIat' 90"
Davidson twp-Eiug' Mil s9a'
Lave Creek twp-precine', J''9'
Morgan twp-Conter, July" " ,,,,I
Lebanon twp-Ilill's Chapel WV
" uipsinbottont s,I
Strawberry twp-prectneE tJl loi
big Creek twp--Cslamlns' ~, "a /,
Scott twp-precipet, july ,,,S =,
at DR., rib0Gl els. , l1i1t 1Sls.
Gave twp-preciuct, July .." ,aJ A
Big Rock twp-preeinet . @ n
Washington twp precinct 1 q,
Sullivan twp-precinct' " INV
" Sidney, 9ltn' -,
5,husoa twp-precinct, July ',| ~,
'iney Fork twp-Eve sS'd" W
- 20 and 80. III
I viii remain in Evening ous % Al
days after the above dates 10 ""
chance to assess without pena,v, v.',sst
Sharp County record., 1891-07-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIoN-4aI7.
Land Oflice At Little Rock. June 49, lsgI,

Land ONCE at Little Rock. June Il, legl,
Notice Is hereby given that the follow ing nam
ed settler has llled nOtice Of bis intention ii
make final proof in support OF his claim, and
that 4aid proof will BE- made before the county
Judge, or in his absence, the county clerk OF
sharp county, 1t Evening Shade, Ark, on July
ildt, 1871, VIZ: Louis Funk II +, No.l5, l63 f0r
the sE qr OF sE gr See ! and the SW qr Of Sw
qr Sec ~ the NV or OF wv or OF sec l3; the NE
qr of Nj a., Sec II, oil IN twp 10 north. range
west.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
contnuOus residence upon and cultivation oi
said land, tO-wt:
Hughs, ton Booth, Andrew Smith and
Ben Wilkers0n of NillIlord, Ark
Z. RALEIGH,
June ~, y Register.
Sharp County record., 1891-07-16
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALTl

The best salye 10 the world ia
bruises. sores, ulcers, salt rhsan,
sores, letter, chapped hands, chill
corus and all skin erup'iOus, and ~
ly cures piles or no payment rsqaIi'
is guaranteed TO give perfect sa'l''
or money refunded. Price % si'
box at J. r. Mstcalfs
Sharp County record., 1891-07-16
legal Advertisements.
PROBATE COURT NOTICE.

Nosice IL nefeoy gwen that the follow
ing administrators and guardians have
lied their accounts current for settlemeut
with their respective estates, &C the Au
gust term, la9l, Sharp probate court
tO-yit:
ANNUAL SETTLEMENT.
John Kay, guardian Kay minors
Green Chism guardian Mary E Laury
John R MobleY, " Bishop heir,
Calvin Mohley, administrators Daniel
r ckett sstats
Harmus King, admir- John King est.
Calvin Mohley BM Dawson
A G Higginbottom admir- A G uigpin.
bottom ast
) ? Turner, adm'r g W turner est.
" M Younger, WR Kinks est.
A Daily guardian Daily heirs,
I'd Woodbridge guardian T Brewer
minors.
And all persons having exceptions TO
ME and failing to DO 80 on or by the 3D.
q , of the next August term of this
court will he forever barYed from exoept-
ing thereto. D, L. KING, Clerk.
Sharp County record., 1891-07-16
NoTlCE FOR PuBLlcATIoy.-.aaO

Ian" Nee Little Rock, ARK, July ., 1901
Notice Ia hereby given that the roiownu.na1.
ru settler hhH HE'D notice OF his Intention IN
max ellnn proof IN support nf hia e,nlm. nnd th"t
,hlu PROOF viii he mudc before The Connfv
sunuge, or N .hls absence, the county clprk ot
sharp cOnnty Ark nt Evening Shnds on i,g
~, lehl, NR Th0mua q, Garner II H. No, Ia
~ lor lhe MOT NV ~ aud NV ar nf NV ar
OF scn lNp ~ n0rh, range 4 eat and 9W ar
oi sW ~ SEQ u wp 70 NORTH range Woat
lo Aalnw lhn following witnesses 10 prove ma
said land vlal ''''" w
, " shrlde of Wnstrd, James Revna. 1 w
PARK and r Il Coates Of Coates, Ark.
d, p RALEIGH,
~ Rpglaier.
Sharp County record., 1891-07-16
NOTICE FOR pUBLIcArIoN-4oas

Land Otiler at Little ock, Ark. July =, 1891
Notice Ia hereby given that the toIlowinu.nam-
Ell settler nus He'd notice Of his Intention to
thnt said proof will be- made, before the count,,
Judge or IN his absence the county clerk Of
sharp county Ars., at Evening shade. on
Augiist lsi 1891 viz; James NJ shrides, n h.
No lpSs, for The hf n sc qr and \ III Of sW
qr Sec twp ~ notrh, range west.
He names the following witns-r,s IN nr,ya hia
continuous resdence upon Llnd cultivation OF
said lind, viz '''" VI
James Bsyns + W Park, y @ Garner and n
Il COales, Of COatGs, Ark. -
a, ,.,, p. RALEIGH,
&" sW Rpgigtpr
Sharp County record., 1891-07-16
NoTlcF FOR PUBLICATION. .laas.

Land ONCE, Little Rock, Ark, July 4, 1901
NoliGe L. hereby given that the 0lowng.nam.
en ~, n,uer pM nlrd notice Of hia Intention 10 make
proof WIN be nude before the county lndve AZ
~ his absence, the county clerk OF shnrp eountv
ARK ~ Evening Srndc, On Auv. la. lal viz
James lievlnel i y No liDl7, for The \ hf Of NE
lr Mn y ana Whrof Nv " SEQ ~ twp 10 north
lie names the following witnesses Ia nr,ye Mia
said land ylsl ''''" Wv
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