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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-20

.C.eDO0 coz. SALOON IN COUNTRY AND
Il ONOO .beer-bottling business; bOttiing 40 bar
RES O. week: wagons, horses; VINE ana liquor
business; house rooms; cheap rent; long lease;
q, e ri4- $500 20 5000 month; fne large brick eel
Jar. we'll worth $4,000; owner selling on account
o. going 60 Germany NJ. LESS, Il Fourth Sc. IT"
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GI1SO ROOMS Il; RENT S75; HOUSE FULL;
- LOU. good furniture; Market st. J. w.
GALE. ll3 Stockton St my2O 3t#
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1C0 CORNER SALOON IN FINE BUSINESS
= 1OO. location: good reason for selling. See
& CO. 2Ss Kearuy 81. IL
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G0OO0 ELEGANT MODERN COTTAGE;
,ppZOO. bay-window front, double parlOrS,
dWinS-rOom, Kitchen, bedroom and bathrooms
bric-a-bTac top mantes; high basement; can be
bought on terms to suit purchaser golden oppor-
tunity for the man OF small means TO secure his
home 25th st. Noe; take CastrO-st. cars, get
ont at 25th St, walk block east; first come FIRST
served; only left look at this at once; man the
premises all day Sunday. For further particulars
apply 10 O'FARBELL a LANG.1I Montgomery ST.
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
LAWRENCE, CARPENTER AND BUILDER
y 6l9 Sacram entO ST.. cabinet worA and lifting mp
Offices nromhTiY at ended: teienhOne eOO. ml6 lf
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C.o-O BRANCH BAKERY WITH 4 LIVING
- tDDO. rooms; established over 20 years: great
l..~r95u. 81. LESS. II Fourth St It,
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Css)C0 RESrAU RANT - ELEGA ANT PLACE:
- -OO. best location: every thing first class:
good business clears IS 50 every day: IS one OF
tle incest, ccsieSt and best paying In this city:
never such bargain This: don't miss II: Is
cheap aJ $500; must sell al once. See GEO. STEW
RI. l35 heaVuy ST Ii
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C.G-0 SALOON AND DANCE HALL; NEAR
- alLLLL. NaL,aL 81 II LIS L EauLLh 81. =
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-20

Q 1nND GENERAL MEkUHANDISE BUSI-
81 1UOOs ness Tor sale. consisting OF dry-gOodS,
groceries. boots and shoes etc. located In one OF
The most desirable portions Of the State, only
short distance from This city: doing hae business
that IS constantly increasing; fun value En- stock
given; best of reasons tor selling. Apply X. Kenny
- hcaruy ST. IL
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Gf-E ATBARGAIN; 10 ROOMS: NORTH
u 1 ~ Market: nicely furnished; must sell. e.,
BOX lO5 CALL Branch. lny2O BIS
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Cs-DQ SALOON ON 4 GOOD BUSINESS
= w. street. big trade; must sell out at once.
= LESS II Fourth St It's
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L OR SALE-9 SUNNY ROOMS AND BATH:
l neatly furnished; rooms rent readily; all full at
present. healthy locality. Inquire of MRS Nc
DONALD. POS Jones st. my2O 3ts
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4 EST PLACE ON THE COAST TO BUY A PIANO
ID or organ. I. W. SPENCER q Co, 723 Market 81.
History Building, "a floor; pianos frOm 500 up;
DREAMS from $50 ND nr24 u
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rD0n SALOON WITH LIVING ROOMS. NJ.
- wv. LESS II Ennrfh 81. Ifs
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G.oGOn GRAND UNRESTRICTED MARINE
,rOOOOs view; large lot - :6xl37:5; Chestnut
St. bet Hyde aud Larkin II block from Hyde-St.
cable; choire residences surrounding Il; cannot be
duplicated for the price. w. l. MORGAN a. CO.,
. l. Cal St Mem. OF 8 p Rea Estate y
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FUKNITCRE FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-A NEWLY FURNISHED HOUSE: II
1 rooms; best location in the city. Inquire q.
+. 0CHS. $50 Mission 81. mr24 II
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BUSINESS CHANCEs-CONTINUED.


no SILL OUT YOUR BUSINESS GO TO- d.
BARNARD. 50 Rearny ST. Established 1893 ltS
C05O DAIRY PRODUCE STORE; OLD
II LOOs stand: making money; cheap rent;
rooms for family. !. d. BARNARD, 80 Rearny-1t%
C.dOO DOVE TowN SALOON; AMONG
IH1UU. wholesale houses: day trade; fine paying
business; offered halt its value; account OF sieA-
ness. ]. D. BARNARD. 80 Kearny 81 lt%
Cc00 STATIONERY PERIODICALS, CON
trUUO. feCtiOnery, branch bakery and va
riety store; old stand; cheap rent; living rooms
frsUclass trade J. ID. BARNARD, so Kearny. Its
COCO BARGAIN: GOOD CORNER SALOON
GpZOU. MCLAUGHLIN q Co, 26 Kearny st. Its
GC0a SALOON AND l4-RooMED HOUSE
DCOV, MCLAUGHLIN y CO, rs kearny St LIZ
GOEO BARBER-SHOP; COUNTRY; BAR
CD-OO. gain MCLAUGHLIN & co, 26 KeRrny.~
GiOOn COFFEE SALOON; DAY AND NIGHT
" wv business; great opportunity: recon-
mendations given. MCLAUGHLIN. 70 Kearny. It,
G.050O BUTCHER-SHOP AND MEAT MAR
UOOOO. ket; established - years by present
owner; business $1,000 per week: death OF owner
MCLAUGHLIN CO.. 26 Kearny st. Its
G1S0O SALOON. NEAR MARKET ST;
Sp1CUO. present owner has been in the business
l6 years; retiring from business cause Of sale Nc
LACGHLlN a CO, 70 hearny St myl67t*
IL OTEL FOR SALEM A THRIVING TOWN IN
II Sonoma County, win butcher-shOp and livery
stable. with about of land: this Is a fine op-
portunity 10 make money and the property always
improving. Full particulars Of J. b. MILAN. 622
Clay st. myl7 II
TOR SALE-SALOON, WITH FURNISHED
L rooms; on account OF leaving city: doing good
business. 63S SaeramentosL myl4 it,
TOR SALE-NICE RESTAURANT; FIXTURES
4 complete; no agents. 2204 Powell ST. myS l4tF
DRICE S1400-STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
L candy factory and ice-cream parlors: opposite
large school; rent $40 with lease. Apply on prem-
GOA i, gfeaFY m
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L.DU0n C0R\ EB SALOON ON MARhET ST;
= OttV. established many years; elegant tx
lures: large stock: one OF the beStD8ying corners
eH Market St; viii bear Investigation. NJ. LESS,
. z Fourth 81. lt%
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EEDDQ PINE ST. Mr.. UNSATISFACTORY
,DOOpO. house OF rooms and bath; lot FIX
loo. have sold vacant lot only 100 feet distant
from this property at - 50 per front foot, which
would bring this lot at $3.50, therefore the house
being given away $50; this Is positively bar
gain and worth your While to investisa Apply
TO UFARRELL u LANG. Il montgomery St
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( 'HoICE LOTS IN HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION
y No. l. Syndicate Investment Company No. l,
$40; Homestead Association. CARNALL-FITZ-
HUGH-HOPKINS co.
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IN FURNISHED ROOMS; ALL RENTED: FOR
~ sale cheap. $50 Geary my2U 3t&
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

DOVEE TOY n CO.,
ID Real Estate Agents and Auetoneers. Rents col
leeted and fll charge taken OF property: IL ont
gomery ST., uuder the LICK House. Members OF the
San EraneIscn Zeal Esrata Exchange.
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ID this offer. lakewood Colony Tract
acres, $50 payable 81 a week
l0acres, $3.50. payable 81 a week.
2Daeres, 5000, payable 81 a week,
4Oacres, $500, payable 50 a week.
o interest and no taxes on deferred payments; ~
81 fire AL fruit land: irrigation required: near
large town and railroad; some oaks; water hardy;
Title perect no investment is as safe, sure or pro-
htable as fruit lands. For information circulars
apply TO WESTERN LAND COMPANY, $50 Mag
ket st. oc2S *
no YOU WANT PROPERTY, CITY OR CoUN-
~ try In the prettlest valley of the state? Apply
to Napa Land Co.. Napa, Cal. Tor list Of proper
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-20

IAMEDa AGEN -ApYEFTISENESTs
n and inscriptions received at the Alaaeds
Rranch Office of The MORNING CALL, SCHNEt
DER y CO., 1435 PARK st.
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CQ100 BUTCHER-SHOP AND MEAT MAR
IOOOO. ket established - years by present
owner; business $1,000 per week: death Of owner.
MCLAUGHLIN a Co, 26 Kearny St It's
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C.IoSO EACH LOTS ON LIBERTY ST.
u OOU bet Guerrero and Dolores; SIZE 25xIl4
each. UnOb stTucted view. W. l. MORGAN x CO..
5l2 Cal st. Mem. OF :. +. Real Estate TX.
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$1,000 H o6as rent 5 5d H e e f and ~
Larkiu. Apply TO b. Z. DUFFY a co, 81 KeaTny
street. mVI5 Il
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$500 9daie for sae morning and aTePas
papers clearing 500 month; trial before purchaS-
Ing. W. 4. HEALN. 1904 Market St my20 St%
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Gi00Q COFFEE SALOON; DAY AND NIGHT
" WV business; great opportunity: recon-
men0atIons given. MCLALGHLIN. 70 kearny. lte
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-20

&S9O0 18TH ST, NEAR CASTRO; 2 MOD
OOOtO. ern fats OF and rooms and bath
each: electric gas-lightiug appliances, speaking
tubes, In fact all the latest modern improvements
flats only year old and renting for $42 per month;
this remarkably cheap rent could easily be in
creased. For further particulars apply TO O'FAR-
RELL 4 LANG, I Montgomery ST.
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C000 ROOMS u; RENT S45; Full. J. W.
1OUU. GALE, II8 stockton St. my2O 3t*
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u On EACH - BEAUTIFUL LOTS IN THE
~ IOO City Extension Homestead, on line of
Baden electric railroad being built; 80
down. balance in monthly installneniS of 50 each
without interest. CARNALL- FIIZHUGH- HOP
KINS co
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DEDUCED TO $500; SMALL AMOUNT CASH:
IL must he sold; Noe ST., near 18th; fine lot
block from Castro ST. and blocks from Marketst.
cdbe-cars street work all doue; reasonable offer
refused; 25xlO5 lots in the next block sold for
$3.50 and $500. EASTON, ELDRIDGE & co.,
63S Market st. my15 1t
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CYBLE b. TOMBSTONE; MASSAGE; ALCOHOL
- baths. l3l Taylor St, Room /, II to l2.ml9 ITS
. NEW ASSISTANTS JUST ARRIVED AT MISS
= LILLE SHOWS; vapOr baths. 719 Market St,
Parlor 20. myl9 l4ts
MRS. THOMPSON, HAND-RUBBER. AND
WI Swedish movement. lls Grant ave, r. u. l6 81
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GTECK HARDMAN. YoSE AND STERLING
- pianos sold on SO monthly instalimeHtS BENZ
CURIAZ a son, sole agents, 20 O'Farre St au7
L L. NEUMANN PIANOS: A NEW Shipment
i INST arrived. 81 Ninth aug tt
= Il E EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
To IS cents per week, delivered by carrier TO any
art OF the city; the Bulletin is the best. oldest
and largest evening paper published on the coast;
orders by pOStal-card OF otherwise VIII receive
I'd oInpt attention once 622 MONTGOMERY g
Sharp County record., 1891-04-09
Twice a Week for n Dollar Year.

The "Twice>a>week edition of the
st. Louis Republic has won success
by deserving it. Its circulation
boom has been unprecedented.
Every mail brings orders from all
sections of the country. a six page
semi-weekly, at the price of the
cheapest weekly, it is departure
from the beaten tracks, as original
As it is liberal. Issued on Tuesdays
amp Fridays, 1t gives the news halt
A week ahead of any weekly paper
and at tbe same time, retains every
essential requisite to make it com,
plete home and family journal. AM
other popular feature is the publlca'
ton of special State editions for
Missouri, Illinois, Texas, Arkansas
and Kansas, and also ngeDeral edl>
ton for other states. Remember,
the price is only One Dollar year.
Sample copies, or premium cata'
logoe, sent free on application. Ad'
dress The Republic, st. Louis, Mo.
Sharp County record., 1891-04-09
SCHOOL!

The Eighth Annual Session OF the
Evening Shade High School will open
Sept Stb, 1900, and close June 10Th, 1891.
A thorough course of study has been
adopted which embraces the Normal
Course Of the State University, and de-.
signed especially for those who may dc.
sire to teach in the public schools of the
state. This course includes all the
branches required for state license by
our school laws, and is practical and
well graded
Persons who expect TO become teachers
or desire to take n full collegiate course,
will find this course Of great benefit to
them as to time, money and proficiency
System is as essential and valuable in the
school as on the farm or in tho business
house.
A certificate Of proficiency will be
awarded to those who successfully com.
plcte this course.
Special attention, by competent assist.
slstants, will be given to the Primary
Department; thoroughness and practabil.
ity being tho ChOif object in view.
Board and tuition reasonable,
7, |, HERRN, Principal.
Sharp County record., 1891-04-09
HEEL STRING NATION NEWS.

The weather is good for farming
and miserable for lazy hired hands.
Complaining will be the order of
the day for while.
Miss Celia, the charming daughter
Of II. E. Piokens, has been sick, but
we are glad to say is now convales>
cent. Several others in this section
have been on the puny list.
w. II, Vance, manager of the
Poor Farm, is having a very good
chance to practice medicine among
the paupers. Don't let any of them
die, Will.
Everybody remember the school
meeting in May, Try and turn out
and vote a five mil. tax,
We think there should be a dem~
ocratic club organized in the Nation,
and elsewhere, and by that means be
better prepared for '92.
Sharp County record., 1891-04-09
NOTICE TO STOCK MEN.

Farmers and stockmcn Will please take notice
that will stand my young horse, WALKER, at
hs stables in Evening shade, the ensuing season
beginning March 10, and ending June Il, 1891,
on the following terms: Insure for s.; season,
S2 50 single leap 81, Insurance money due
when It is known that the mare is with iOal or Is
traded or moved from the county. Cther sums
payable at the end Of contracts.
PEDIGREE.
Walkers Dam was Gray Eagle and Levi
athun and his Sire. Domede. =
He Is years old, Il hands high and weighs
l2iOpOWnds; Is a dark IRON gray and well formed
Al care will be tukcn to prevent accidents, but
| will not be responsible for any.
NJ. b, COGER.
Sharp County record., 1891-04-09

On the 18th of March Mrs. Lizzie
Trimble, of Amos, wife of John n.
rrimble, was struck and instantly
killed by lightning, She had gotten
dinner aud eaten heartily with the
rest of the family. Mr.. Trimble had
lust started to town. Mrs Trimble
after dinner was ont in the yard fix,
ing some hens nests when n shower
came up in which there was consld.
cradle flash of lightning. The chill
drcu were all at the barn playing.
After the rain was over Mr. A. G.,
Trimble, who lives near, came over,
and to his horror found Mrs. TrimbIe
dead in the yard. A coroner's ln~
quest was held and the verdict was
in accordance with the above state
ment. She leaves a husband and
four little children to mourn their
loss. "In midst of life we are in
death.-Baxtcr County Citizen.
Sharp County record., 1891-04-09
CGuHty seat,

The April term Of county court
convened last Monday, Judge Wam
in the chair, The county seat mats
ter, which is the all,abSorhjug Quos.
ton Of the session, was presented to
the court on yesterday, Attorney
JudkinS Of Smi,hvillc, appearing for
Center and MeS>Sr>, Abcrnethy ami
Davidson representing Eye, Shade,
The complaint set up is, that out OF
the 1922 votes cast against Eve
ming Shade, the certified returns
show "RemoYl to Center" l5S;
"Removal Of county seat to Center"
SOS; For removal" los; "For Cen,
ter" 459: against removal" 5;
For Evening Shade :; and as the
assessors list shows 2O6l polls, there
is no lawful majority shown to have
voted "for change" or "for removal
and "for Center which, according
to sections 1859 and ll6O, MAnSfcld'>
Digest, must be written or printed
on each ballot and so certified by the
election officers, If the matter had
been brought before the court in the
shape of a contest the ballotS-mght
be opened and compared with the
certified returns; bnt as counsel for
Evening Shade present these toint:
with a motion for a restraining or.
der the court cannot go behind the
returns. Consequently it is the
opinion that the restraining order
will be granted by the court, which
stops "remoyai" at this time. just
what steps counsel for Center will
take in the matter we are not able
to surmiSe, but presume the matter
will not rest here.
Sharp County record., 1891-04-09
HOW To BREAK UP AC Id.

[From the Virginia City, Mont MadsOnian1
When we fad medicine We know to
possess genuine merit, we consider it a
duty, ard we take pleasure in telling the
public what 1t is. Such a medicine We
found in Chsmberlan's Cough Remedy.
By the use Of this syrup we have reliey,
ed, in few hours, severe colds, and in
the course sf two or three days, entirely
broken them up as has several of onr
friends to whom we have recommended
it. 1t is all it is represented to be by the
manufacturers. If you have cough
and want to stop it, Chamberlain's g
Cough Remedy will do the work. For
sale by Williams, Price & Co.
Sharp County record., 1891-04-09

"One of my customers came in to-day
and asked me for :he hest cough medi-
cine | had" says Lew Young, q promi-
nont druggist of Newman Grove, Neh,
"Of course showed him Chamberlain,
Cough Remedy, and be did not ask to
see any other. | have'never yet sold a
medicine that would ooseG and relieve a
severe cold so quickly as that remedy
does. | have sold four dozen of it with
in the last sixty days add do not know 't
a single case where it failed to give the
most perfect satsfaction." so cent bot
ties for sale by Williams, Price & Co.
Sharp County record., 1891-04-09
Nv. II. Brasher, Beugay,

Nv. L. Brasher, Beugay, Is
among our new subscribers.
Rev. Edwards spent last Friday
night in the village on his way to his
Bear Creek appointment,
&C. A, Ware, Calamine, enrolled his
name yesterday as cash subscriber to
this great religious weekly.
Will Scarlett has just returned
from a months visit to Hot Springs,
and reports his health considerably
improved.
The wife of H. Martin who
lives Just beyond Ash Flat in Fulton
county, died last Saturday of con-
sumption. ......
-"Uncle" Bill Murphy was over
from Kings Mill Tuesday. lie was
among our pleasant callers.
IL. D. Willett, a new subscriber
and a good farmer and citizen, who
lives near the ford on Strawberry on
the Evening Shade and Smithvlllc
road, says he has corn to sell.
Misses Maud Garder, Belle Tay'
lor, Julia Shaver and Artie Aber,
nethey, chaperoned by j. S. and
Walter Metcalf and Milton Stokes
went to Grange on a visit last FRI
day. They report pleasant trip.
Emmett S., a seven year. old sol
of DR.. Geo. e. Craig, died on las
Friday night, of kidney trouble. An
other bright little fellow, Harry, il
very low with typhoid fever. Th,
family have the sympathy of man.
friends.
The rcylva. at the Baptis
church closed last night. The resul
of the ten days effort was abou
twenty-five professions, This morn
ing at ten o'clock sixteen person
were emersed at tho bayou bridge
Major Penn performing the cero
mony.- -Batcsville Progress, Sd inst
Sheriff lIutchison returned from
the Indian Territory last week wher,
he went to arrest Calvin Barnett
late Of this county, WHO is charge,
IN the Sharp circuit court with Sc
ducuon. Barnett gave $1,000 bon'
for his appearance at the June tern
of our court. Mr.. llutchiSon speak
in the most glowing terms Of th
Indian country,
The Review is in receipt Of
letter from f. p. Clear, of Evening
Shade, Sharp comfy, Ark, saying
that he and about forty Others arc
coming to Floyd county next Tall
The Review commendS them to on
urbono real estate ruStler, j, {
Johnson, genial gentleman win
pays his taxes, goes to Sunda.
,hool and needs n wife,--Dell
Plain (TexaS) Rryicw
Tho RECORD was kindly assist
cd few PAGES up the financial hil
on Monday by Mcssrs. j, p. Baird
VIM, Walker, W, Y. Wilton, w
Il. Horn and J, A, Justus, Mr. j
he'd his paper stopped because he il
gotting the Republic, The pricel
Oeing the samo he concluded that
dollar is too much to pay for ht
home paper Our friend JuStus Is d
good citizen and prompt>payinq
&c. E,s,SgPeL and will doubtless come
-"e odtaRc Wdp2ut the
Sharp County record., 1891-04-09

We get the following paragraphs
from the last issue of the Batesyilc
Guard, which was q "boom" edition.
Mr.. r. i. Medley of Melbourne
has bought Simmons mill near town
and moved down to take charge.
We welcome MIN TO Batesvillc.
Mr.. G. II. Rosentbal is the only OK.
elusive hardware merchant and he
has the most complete stock and
best arranged hardware store in
Arkansas.
The jewellers Of the town are
Alexander d Davidson; and each
is an artist in his line, capable of
executing the finest work required
by Che business. They carry stocks
or watches and clocks and full line
of jewelry.
r. d, Williams & Co, are in the
very front rank of Batcsvilo's trade.
This firm removed here from Eve.
ming Shade, Sharp county, IN 0cto.
Der, 1887, and have done m i'm.
mlnso business. Mr.. Williams was
engaged IN business at Evening
Shade for more than twenty years.
Nv !, n, Barnett, the JUNIOR mems
Der o. the firm, is one of the most
capable young business men IN the
state.
Sharp County record., 1891-04-09
NOTICE FOR pUBLlCAT1ON-dldo.
L0pd ONCE at Little Rock, Ark |

March I, lsOi
Notice Ia hereby given that the IOlloNIng.nam.
cu settler hns lllpd notice Of HIS Intention 10
make llhul PROOF IN support Of hs claim nnd
INIT snld proof VIII be nude before the county
Judge, or IN HIS absence the county clerk Of
sharp comfy ~ Evening Shade, ARK, on April
q, ioWy yM, William II Robertson, II l1 ll'DI,
for The \ hr so qr, M Qr sW Qr and slf lr NV
iIo ndmpa the f6liowng wlnosses io nrov, MIA
continuous residence upon, nnd cultivation Of,
enll land, vlsl
Walker layton, Bennett, Burns, II NJ Core
David Robinson, sharp county, Ark,
.,.. 4, RALEIGH,
NlCh lgi Register,
Sharp County record., 1891-04-09

>-Sheriff Hutchison, of Sharp
county, was in the city on Sunday
evening, on his way to Indian Ter
ritory, after prisoner.-Newport
Herald.
"A special received from
Salem yesterday, says that three of
the prisoners confined in Jail, Mack
Ben Fortenberry and John Ander,
son escaped yesterday evening a
short time after the sheriff started
with Tom Richie. Jno. Mcbride,
the other prisoner refused to leave.
They managed to break the lock IN
some manner and took their cnances
in daylight,while number of people
were on the street. 1t is thought
they have gone to join the Saliva
ton Army. Mammoth Spring Mon
itOr.
Sharp County record., 1891-04-09

Joseph V Dory of Warsaw, H., was
troubled with rbcumatisms and tried u
number OF different remedies, but Gays
nome OF them seemed to do him any
goodi but finally he got hold Of ono that
speedily cured him, lie was much
pleased with 1t, and felt sure that others
similarly afflicted would like to know
what tho remedy was that cured him, lie
stotos for the benefit Of the public that 1t
IL cOlled ChamberlOln's pain.BOlm, IL
e for sale here ut 30 cents per bottle by
WillGms, Price & 90,
Sharp County record., 1891-04-09
LOCAL NEWS.

r If you want to see the news of
your neighborhood in the RECORD,
jot it down on postal, Or anything,
and send it in. We print this pa
per to represent the whole county,
from the Missouri line to Flat Rock
church, and would be highly pleased
to make room for a correspondent
from every postofiice in the county.
Send along your items, but don't
neglect to send your name.
Sharp County record., 1891-04-09
10 Farmers.

The jack which was advertised by
Geo, Ballard to do service on the
Coger farm in Cave township this
season has been moved to Evening
Shade, and will stand the remainder
of the season at Mr.. Coger'S stables
on the terms mentioned in the hand
bills.