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Sharp County record., 1891-08-06

Other county news omitted this
week.
Nv. A. Turner is attending the
Randolph court.
Save up a dollar to bring for
the RECORD when yOC come to court,
which convenes here Aug. oath.
Irving Society meets at Judge
Wann's on Saturday evening next.
See programme elsewhere.
Misses Berta Davidson, Mamie
Mcleod and Ella Craig attended a
picnic on Reeds Creek Saturday.
All right, Bro. Craige, the
amendment to the "pome" is accept.
ed. Draw on us at sight when 1t
suits you.
AS the fruit s'ason is here and
many of our lady friends will put up
some peaches, we give the following
from an exchange, said to be the
best method for canning that fruit.
This writer gives her experience: 81
peel and cut my peaches and put
them IN the cans as fast as possible,
and when the cans are full | pour in
as much water as they will hold.
This prevents them from discoloring.
| then put the caps on but do not
screw them entirely down. l put
the cans IN a vessel containing cold
water, placing straw between them
and the bottom to prevent breaking,
place the vessel on the stove and
heat heat them to boring point, OF else
let them boil a little. then take
the cans from the vessel and fill them
entirely full with boiling water, wiz
off the caps and tops of the cans
perfectly dry, put on the rubbers
and screw down the caps little. !
wrap them in blanket or quilt and
as they cool off continue to screw
them down until they are perfectly
air>tlght, This plan is quite simple
and does away with the very hot
work of canning by cooking the fruit
before putting it in cans. Besides,
it retains the flavor of the fruit and
leaves it whole just as it was cut"
Sharp County record., 1891-08-06
A SHORT SERMON.

"IIonor thy father and thy mother
that thy days may be long in the
land which the Lord thy God givetb
thee" Christ sand this is the first
commandment with promise. Boys,
girls, do you recognize and appreciate
this promise? You are promised a
long life for dong your duty. All
divine promises are made to us for
dong our duty to God, ourselves and
friends.
THIS is good text for a sermon.
This subject has been forcibly inns
pressed upon this writer's mind of
late by hearing boys speak of, and
to, their parents in a gruff and dis.
respectful manner. Most Of us owe
all that we have and are to the ef-
forts Of our parents, The tender
care and loving sympathy of a
mother while nurtunng us in child
hood can never be repaid. The pro.
lection, the righteous guidance, the
wholesome admonirons of a kind
father should never be forgotten for
a moment by dutifnl chlld.
10 hear boy or girl speak of the
father as "thc old man." or OF the
mother as "the old woman" shows
coarscness, vulgarity, diSrespect, 70.
norancc, hardheartedness and a total
lack Of kindlincss. 1t shows an ut.
ter absence Of appreciation of the
best friends they can ever have.
No young lady who is worthy of
a good husband will marry a young
man who would mistreat his mother.
No young man who is searching for
a life,time partner will choose u girl
who does not reverence her father.
These traits of character go with all
young LADIES and true GENTLEMEN.
Boys, did you ever read of great
and good man or woman who spoke
dlsrespectful Of their parents? =? This
is the bed rock foundation for good
ness and greatness: To honor and
revere our parents, II shows q kind
heart, brave spirit, an honest pur>
pose, true womanhood, refinement
and gentihty
Boys, girls; "lIonor thy father
and thy mother that thy days may
be long in the land which the Lord
thy God giveth thee"
Sharp County record., 1891-08-06
MsElrse's WINE OF cARDUl for female diseases.
WHAT RELIGION ISN'T.

1t isn't going to church 20 see
what the people wear, or to find
fault with the preacher.
1t isn't running into debt for
things you don't need and never
paying for them.
1t isn't giving away a great deal
of money publicly, simply that the
people may speak well of YOU
1t isn't staying away from church
when you know special collection
is going to be taken.
1t isn't leaving one church and
joining another whenever you do
not like the preacher,
1t isn't reading so many chapters
q day or saying one prayer over and
over.
1t isn't sitting in the house and
looking solemn, and refusing to cat
anything cooked Sunday,
1t isn't putting all the big sound
apples on the top of the measure and
the little and rotten ones at the bot.
tom.
1t isn't telling other people what
to do IN prayer meeting, and letting
the devil tell you what to do in bust.
ness matters.
1t isn't whipping your boy for
smoking while you have a cigar in
your own mouth.
1t isn't telling the servant to say.
"Not at home. ."-Ram's Horn.
Sharp County record., 1891-08-06
Irving Society Programme.

Meeting to be hold at Judge
Wann's Saturday eve, Aug. 8.
Roll call with quotations from r.
wing.
Reading minutes.
Music by organist
Select reading by Miss Dora Fore.
Song by Mrs. Bacon.
"Yarns," by Senator Davidson and
Judge Wann.
Instrumental music by Miss Cora
Davidson.
Comic clippings by Miss Berta
Davidson.
Song by the Society.
Criticisms by John A. Abcrncthy,
Sharp County record., 1891-08-06
FROM ASH FLAT.

j. a, Phillips & Son will ship
some cattle soon to try the market.
business has been rather dull with
our merchants tins year, while the
blacksmths have done u good busl.
ness.
Our state should prohibit Missouri
from shipping llour or bacon here
until they allow US to ship cattle to
Missouri.
Crops surely never were finer,
Early corn is now made, and cotton
looks very fine to be as late as it Is.
1t will be ahead Of last years crop,
Heath is generally very good.
Some lingering sickness, j. s. Rob-
erts about holds his own IN his com.
plant, John Watson's wife is sink.
ing all time and the doctor says she
cannot last much longer. She has
consumption.
), l.. Clark has secured the scry,,
ceS Of one of the finest mechanics in
tho STAGE and will repair engines,
Sharp County record., 1891-08-06

A letter from State Superinten>
dent Shinn to one OF Fulton county's
teachers states that a failure to at.
tend the public examinations or
teachers institutes is mlsdem eanor
under the law and subjects the teac>
her to fine OF 5000, unless a reas-
enable excuse can be given Besides
such failures authorize the exams
iners to revoke the license of the
delinquent teacher. We know OF no
law authorizing fine of 5000 unless
it comes under a general statute
which applies to crimes for which no
penalty Is prescribed. Such law
as this exists but we had no idea that
it applied to teachers or that failure
TO attend these meetings was mis-
demcanor.-- Fulton County Banner
Sharp County record., 1891-08-06

Items from Batesyille Progress; j. E.
Parsons has been quite sick for several
days but is getting better. Prof. S D
Campbell came up from Sulphur Rock
Saturday to be at the picpiC at Pump W i
... Miss Clara Williams is reported to
be quite sick. Mr. Thomas Shaver of
Evening Shade is visiting the family of
MIR Neely Shaver. "A revival meeting
began Saturday night at Lees chapel
and eight conversions are reported. Rev
j s Brooke is the pastor.
Sharp County record., 1891-08-06
La Grippe Again.

During the epidemic Of La Grippe last
season DR.. Kings New Discovery ior con.
sumption, Coughs and Colds, proved to
be the best remedy Reports from the
many who used IL confirm this statement
They were not only quickly relieved, but
tho disease loft no bad after results. We
ask you to give this remedy trial and
wo guarantee that you will bc satisfied
with results, or tho purchase prioo will
be refunded, II has no equal in La
Grippe, or any throat, Ghost or Lung
trouble, Trial bottles free at j II Met.
9, caIrS % drug store, Large bottles 800 ind
81 90,
Sharp County record., 1891-08-06
THE SICK.

There Is considerable malaria
among the people of this commu,
nifty just now and the doctors have
some few patients. W. II. Pence
has little daughter with fever; w
d. Cochran has very sick babe;
a child of Tom McCaleb has been
under a dotor's treatment; Miss
Mary Southworth has fever, and
Miss Ella Craig is also sick.
Mrs. Henderson's condition is not
changed for the better.
Sharp County record., 1891-08-06
A,,.,s.y', Notice,

Notice is hereby given that v1
meet the taxpayers OF sharp Co"'S ''
for the purpose Of assessing tne w y,
and personal property of tho county ,,,s wv
the year 1891, at the following '"'
and places, to wit:
North township-at II NJ Wn,'O'''
June 10; and Allen Viewers lotn' ,.AI
Union ownOhip-pl,cinot' J1nG : a. "a
Jackson township --Willitord 70 = ~" So
Hardy twp-IIardy, June % q 70 81
Highland twp--at p'oclnct, 9""' os 4 4
Richwoods twp Ash Fiat 20 S0'
Davidson twp-Kings Mill S'S"
Lave Creek twp-prccinct' "y'
Morgan twp-Conter, July 2
Lebanon twp-llill's Chapel 'up,
" " nipeiubo'tons ."st,
Strawberry twp-precinct' ,, ,OSlI
Big Creek twp-Calamine, JuI 'V
Scott twp-preolnot July 10 iV
at DR.. Tibbol l5th,
Gave twp-prccinct, July, ! l6,nGi ! I'd "a
Big Rock twp-precinct' ! I a"' no ! 81
Washington twp-procinct' y"" y.
Sullivan twp-prociuct, % and '''
Sidney, Oath
johnson twp-prccinct, July S,'', p,. .,
pincy Fork twp-Evo Shade '''
Is, 80 and 80. m
/ will remain In Evening ona " All 4
lays after tho above dates TO Wv
to ussoos without penalty y,,,o.
Sharp County record., 1891-08-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLlCATIoy,-aeso,

LUUU N7Vo' LIITTe ROCK, Alk,, July 3, lSOI,
NollSe " hereby given that the lolIowng.nnm.
eu settler has lllcd notice Of his intention 10
max clnnl proof IN support OF his claim, and ,hWI
IIalu Iu proof WI be made before the County
'uugr' or IN ms absence, the county clerk Of
HhNrp county, ARK, NJ Evening Shade, ON Aup'
~, lhol NHt lhomUs q, Garner II E' No, IT,.
on, Tor the II hrol NV qr aud NW ur of NW ar
OF sGG ] twp 10 north, range wcar, and SW ar
VI SN ~ sec ~ lMp 30 north, IHI. wet,
mG IT, halhcs the i9llvWiut WllN.,rs urnve his
said land, Wit ''''''o" vi
,, ~ Shride of Wmslcd, JAuu Guins, j w
rNrk anu Is II Coates ot Cont N.',
qt 1, N\LEiGH,
VI Register.
Sharp County record., 1891-08-06
Isay- nLAck.DaAUoH GIT ten cures Conaipa,o,

For diarrhoea or summer complaint in
any form, there is nothing better than
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera aud Diar.
rhcoa remedy, Mrs Nancy Borg of
Adams, Lawrence county, Kentucky
snys one dose Of it cured hor Of IN al
tack Of diarrhoea, Two or three doses
will cure any ordinary case. When re
duced with water it is pleasant to take
20 and 80 cent bottles for sale by VIII.
liems, Price & Co.
Sharp County record., 1891-08-06

The collector asks temporary credit on
delinq4ents tperscnal; and will continue
to collect as required by law. The books
show. about $40 yet out among this
class Of which amouut 500 may be col
lected.
Sharp County record., 1891-08-06
dog days.

August dog days.
Cotton is boiling very heavily.
"A good crop of sweet potatoes
is promised.
-Turpip sowing has been in order
for several days.
Lots of thrifty hogs, and a heavy
mast is promised.
Sheriff Hutchison has made his
settlement with the county.
Roasting ears are here and hunt
ing squirrels Is fine sport
Willie Wilson is up again from
Batesville for recreation.
Sheriff HutchiSon made busi>
ness trip to Batesville Monday.
Judge Mobley of Scott town,
ship, was attending probate court
this week.
r6- WINE OF cARpuI, Tonic for Women.
Our Hardy correspondent tells
of big time to be at that place on
the l4th. Go.
--Spurlock's -four came in on
time. Peace.maker, SO 25; Victor,
$3 90 per hundred.
The little boy of Mr.. Maybcrry
who shot himself with a pistol near
town some days ago, is dead.
Rev. Southworth was assisting
Bro. Edwards IN protracted meot-
ing in the Ash Flat neighborhood
last week.
"A lawsuit about a 81 calf, at
Strawberry, Lawrence county, has
already cost the parties more than
$500 and the end is not yet.
Judge McCaeb left last Satur-
day for Pocahontas where the Ran.
do!ph circuit court convened on
Monday.
Grandma lIardistcr has so far
recovered her health as to 6e able TO
60 ont to her sons, David Hardlstcr,
but is yet quite weak.
A ten days revival meeting has
just closed at Sidney with six cons
versions and general healing of
backslidings and church pickering as
the reported result.
In removing the old hull of a
house above the town spring Mai. j..
i. Cochran made a full hand. lie
pushes things with which he is con-
cerned to a satisfactory completion.
The rcligiously insane man from
Big Creek township, Tom stevenson,
was placed in Jail here last week to
remain till he can be turned over to
the asylum at Little Rock
That handsome ard popular
gripman, Wallace Bylcr, was among
our merchants last week. HIS wife
was making a recreation trip with
hlm' They stopped at the Gem.
The old building north of the
town spring has been torn down
and the debris is beng removed ont
Of sight The new court house will
likely be put on this lot.
Among those attending probate
court this week we noticed j, b.
Rtchie and Price Turner from Ash
Flat Hugh Spots from Lebanon,
Esq. Halliburton Of Willford, and
A. G. Albright Of Barren Fork.
Young Mcl'arlan, living near
Poughkcepsle, shot himself few
days ago in the arm with q rifle
making a very painful wound. The
bone was rot broken. llo came &c
pr. Craig for relief.
The annual association of tn,
Primitive Baptist church will be hello
with Polk Bayou church, commence
ing Friday Sept. 18th, TO coutinu,
three days Ample provisions vii
he made for all delegates and full
representation IS earnestly requested
euone +, ".sV -,
Sharp County record., 1891-08-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION, 1921.

Land onlcc, Little Rock, Ark, July 3, 1901
Notice Is hereby given that the following nam.
&c setter hus Gled notice Of his intention to
make final proof In support of his claim. nnI
mat aid proof vii be made be fore the county
Judge, or In his absence, the county clerk Of
sharp county. Ark ). nt Evening shade, on Aug
Is, leOl yk' Jacob W Park, II. n, No, lj5,1
ior 'he 1T of NV ar and E hr Of sW Or Sec ~,
Twp 20 NORTH range west.
ne names the following witnesses to prove his
said land, VIZ; '"'''" VI
John Baker and 7 g Garner, Coates, Ark II,
N shflde, Of Wlnstcd, and II Richardson of
haroy, ARR J.. RALEIGH,
'i Register.
Sharp County record., 1891-08-06
LOCAL NEWS.

On some night when. .yon're calling
Upon your sweetheart fair
Oh. is 1t not appalling,
AS you your love declare;
When words come sard and harder,
Qhite suddenly to find.
Amid your loves sweet ardor,
Your necktie's up behind ? Eek
Sharp County record., 1891-08-06
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE
McEIree's Wine Of Cardu|

and THeDFORD'S BLACK DRAUGH1 M
for sale by the following merchants Y
Sharp county;
JR Metcalf Evening Shade.
JAS T Sulhcrlin, Center
.InO B MatlOck, Clarkson.
q 4 Lamar " Bros, Loyal,
j q Brandon, P0ughkecpsle.
JAS II Brown. WilliiOrd.
Sharp County record., 1891-08-06
NOTICE FOR plBLIclr,N. 1000

eoti'r Foh PIliLICN| ~. 1920.
a"'' o'"o', IIlIl' Ro'h, tN i, 1901.
Notice ls hereby given Tint J. .mp.,nm.
Gd settler has lluu notice VI nIs - mnno
llnhl proof IN support ur MAJ II '"II
proof win b. nude before The ,... ,,,, ''Wr nr
II hls absence, lhu county eul .. uul, ,nnnIv
Ark" al Evening NWdr ON Nup lS VIZ,
JNlnes licVlne, Ii d No ldVG ml In, 4 M or Nn
range iwcsl. '"P"V "V'u'
o,i, hp names the following witnesses 10 prove his
said land, Wat '"'''"''o" VI
az y lleh0r son, u W Park nug ., ,, Coates of
o"'V'' 0hV shrldo OF Miao d Ark,
q, J., RALEIGH
W Register,
Sharp County record., 1891-08-06
Warning Order.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.-423o

''O F'NF' FVH 'TIIITNN IVN'- f1Dy,
Land Ofliec ut Little ock, Ark July 3, 1901, -,
Notice Is hereby giveh that the following nam
ed settler has filed notice Of his intention 10
mpke final proof IN support Of his claim. and
That said PROOF will be madc, before the county
Judge, or in his absence the county clerk Of
sharp county, Ark, Mt Evening Shade, on
August X, 1891, viz! Jumes NJ Strides, II, 4.
No, 1853, for the hr Of Sc or and $ hr of SW
1r Sec twp 20 nOtrh, range west,
ne names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon land cultivation Of
said land, viz
James lIeyIns, J. W, Park, ..r @ Garner and Il
II C0ales Of Coates, Ark
=, o =. RALEIGH,
81 JuiV Register.
Sharp County record., 1891-08-06
TAX COLLECTIONS.

The collections of Sheriff Hutchison
show him to be hustler, but few tax
dodgers having escaped. lie hands in the
following figures showing comparison
with the amounts collected and TUNED
in to the credit of the different fuIds for
the years 1889 and 1890:
Sharp County record., 1891-08-06

|NM FOR THE BLOOD,
Bliousnos, take e''''" "''
. BR0WN's IRON BITTEns.
" cures quickly For sale by all dealers In
medicine GVt The genuine,
Sharp County record., 1891-08-06
IF you feel weak
and all worn out take
BROWN S IRON BITTERs

MsILEsI.s WINE o. eAany! for weos Nerves.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-09-19
hon. R. E. TWITCHELL.
Secretary New Mexico Republican League

Mr.. Twitchell is a native of Michigan,
having been born at Ann Arbor in that
state November 20, 1858. He is the son
of Hon. D. s. Twitchell, Of Kansas City,
prominent lawyer and politician Of
Missouri. In 1865 his parents moved to
Kansas City, and Ralph E., the subject
of this sketch, received his education in
that city and at the state universities of
Kansas and Michigan, from which latter
place he was graduated in 1882.
During the year he was admitted to the
bar and acted as~.assistant to the city
counsellor of Kansas City. In 1883 he
came to Santa Fe as assistant attorney of
the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rail-
road company, under Hon. Fl. L. Waldo,
the solicitor for New Mexico of that com
pany, which position he fills with credit
to himself and satisfaction to the great
railroad corporation.
In 1889 he was appointed district attor-
ney for the lst Judicial district, and until
October of that year was acting solicitor
R6UoIaI VI Vuo CeIIllOIy. LII loSl uc WAS
re-appointed for two years.
Mr.. Twitchell has a reputation second
to none in the territory as prosecuting
officer. He has been very successful and
has had to cope in the forensic arena
with some of the ablest members of the
territorial bar. He is one of the most
forcible jury takers in the west and in
the conduct of every case given to his
charge demonstrates his ability to guard
the interests of the people.
In 1861 1888 Mr.. Twitchell was secre-
tary OF the Republican Territorial Central
and Executive committees. He is now
secretary of the County Central commit
tee of Santa Fe county and president OF
the 4th ward League Club of the city OF
Santa Fe, also secretary of the New Mex
leo Republican League. In thei entire
territory there probably is no young man
so we'll equipped and posted in public at
fairs. He is speaker on the stump
which the best need fear. To his person.
al efforts during the past campaign may
be attributed large portion of the sue
cess of the Republican county ticket Of
Santa Fe county. Mr.. Twitchell is first
vice. president Of the New Mexico bar as
sociation and has furnished that body
much interesting biographical matter
he being the committee on the History
of Bench and Bar OF New Mexico"
Mr.. Twitchell is one of the most pro-
gressive OF Santa Fe's citizens.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-09-19

Leo XIII, is 81 years old He was
born in Carpinets, Central Italy, March Q,
1910. He belongs to an old patrician
family. His name is GioacchIno Pecci
He studied at Vlterbo at the Colegio Ro-
mano was graduated in law and theology
He was a great student and admlrer of
the works of St. Tomas Aquinas. Pope
Gregory XVI in 1887 made young Peccl
his chaplain He was elected Bishop of
Damietta, in 1S43, and appointed Nunco
to Belgium in the same year, where he
rem aimed until 1916. Then he became
Archbishop and Bishop of Perugia. Plus
TX raised him to the dignity Of cardi-
nal, and he was elected pope February q, =,
1873. Although strong advocate of
the temporal dominion of the popes, Leo
XIII, is opposed to radical measures and
extreme views. He has literary tastes,
and practically edited great part of the
records of the Papal Court. Naturally
there is alwas certain amount of friction
existing between the Quirinal, represent
ing the temporal and secular powerin Italy,
and the Vatican. This is why there are
such frequent reports of the pope's being
about to leave Rome. Of late years Leo
XIII has been in great request as an ar
bitrator in international disputes. His
decisions have been invariably given with
judgment and fairness. The pope has a
gentle and very winning maner. He
has been in ill-health for long time, and
in Rome and elsewhere there is much
speculation as to his successor.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-09-19

company by which it has been construct
ed was organized under special act Of the
Canadian parliament. The length OF the
tunnel from portal to portal is COPS feet
and the length under the river bed 1920
feet, 1t is lined throughout with solid
cast ir>p plates bolted together in seq
ments, the whole line weighing $4,000
tons. The bolts and nuts for connecting
the segements together weigh 1000 600
pounds. The permanent way through
the tunnel is laid with steel rails weighing
100 pounds to the lineal yard. The inte-
rior diameter of the tunnel is twenty feet
al. 4 ample means have been provided for
lighting it throughout with electricity.
The total cost of the tunnel has been $2,-
zoo. 900, toward which the dominion
governme ent granted subsidy OF 1915 900.
The work on the preliminary DRIFT was
commenced in October, 1886. The tunnel
owes it's existence to the enterprise OF Sir
Henry Tyler, who conceived the idea,
projected the work and was instrumental
in securing the money for its construction.