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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-02-20
COUNTY NEWS.
RANSOM.

! The Oldest inhabitant" declare
| that he never saw such winter a
! this one. :.' :
I There has been quite numbe
of cases of grippe in the neighbor
hood. la most cases, however, tn.
attack was light. i...F
Miss Booth, one of the young lady
pedagogaes of RushnIore, was visit
ing with her friend, Miss Goodrich
on Saturday and Sunday last. A
| On Friday.evening last, !; goodly
number; of, the friends OF Mr.. and
Mrs. q. NJ. Ferrriin called on them 1s aud
spent a very pleasantevening. Some
were present from Rushmore.
A. W. Ferrin and his good wife
were in Ransom on Sunday last, call
ing on few of their friends. If TREY
would call on all their friends in Ran
som they would have to take more
than one day to do it.
Severt Sorem has bought the 81 of
the sw4 of section Is in this town for
twenty one dollars an acre. The
land is under cultivation. almost all
of it, but there are no improvements.
1t is good eighty, and is consider
ed cheap enough at the price.
Grandmother Belknap who is still
staying with her daughter in Osh-
kosh, Wisconsin, writes occasionally
to the members of the family here.
Notwithstanding her advanced age,
she is still in good health, and seems
to be spending her old days in com
fort,
Hugh Mitchell of Bigelow town
ship, leaves this week for the state of
New York, where he will probably
make his home in the future. Mr..
Mitchell was one OF the very first set
5lers in Bigelow township, having set
led in 1872 on the place which he is
now leaving. He leaves with the
best wishes of his neighbors aud
friends.
When death comes almost with the
audiences of flash of lightning, for
he moment we stand aghast, even
;hough it was not altogether un-
expected. So it was with the many
'riends of Mrs. Shaw, of Little Rock
ownship. when they heard. of her
'udden death. Since she had
troke of paralysis some two years
'go, she hasbeen quite feeble, and to
rear of her death at any time would
lot have been much cause for sur
rise. Mrs. Sh aw was one of those
[uiet, retiring women whose influence
alls noiselessly as the dew, but is
ust as refreshing: She was an old re- :, =
ident, was we'll known, and very
respected.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-02-20

Examine J. D. Humiston's line
Il wind mills, pumps, feed grinoers,
b ,rse powers end corn shelters, etc.
Best on the market. ,-'" q ... T.:
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-02-20
Pure Water

The essential need at present is
pure water: 49,
I would like to 500 a good hotel
building and opera house in the
near futnre.
To be prosperous, though, a
more hearty cooperation Of our
citizens is needed Tor every enter
prise tkat will help to build up
C,J. SMALLWNOD.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-02-20

q Wecontinue this week the publi-
cation of communications in regard
to the needs of Worthington. The
communications show that much
thought has been given the subject,
and that the writer's have the good Of
our city at hesrt. :.
Sharp County record., 1896-04-10
"a Schenle."

In last weeks issue o. the Hustler.
Herald the honorable editor of that
newsy ~ sheet had great deal to
say about the "scheme" Of the ex.
aminer of the southern district to
get the normal school at this place.
desire to say IN justice to myself
and everybody concerned, that while
| with others tried to get the promise
Of the normal this year at this place,
we used fair means IN the entire, and
did rothing that that gentleman
could fairly call scheme.
1T is true that We circulated a Pc
ti.ron at the December Institute, and
also that nearly every one in at
tendance upon that institute signed
it, even one OF the teachers of the
northern district, Now the statistics
used in that petition we're compiled
by Mr.. Z. W. Shaver. II ls-
He [EadY] said that the office of
examiner in the northern district
was as big as the Office of examiner
IN the southern district. This may
be true, and we would not under.
take to dispute it.
But what Is being done up there
to get the normal was not mentioned
by HIM, He only said that "two to
one they'd get 1t up there.
| Now, If they have as good stats.
tics to present to Mr.. Jordan, Supt.,
as We have, and get the normal by as
fair means as we were trying to get
it, they are welcome 10 ".
Prof, Jordan said our petition was
very strong, and l defy any one to
dispute an item enumerated.
l hope this will be sufficient to
prove to Mr., Eady that he was
slightly IN error about it, and also
that he should not make such broad
assertions, in as much as he had
nothing at all upon which to base
his words, except hearsay.
Such statements are misleading,
and show that the author of them Is
lacking in dignity, a very essential
qualification for an editor Of coun.
ty paper,
THIS is all ! have to say, aud
enough tc prove to any tair minded
man that things "are not just what
they were made TO SEEM"
Respectfully,
A. b. BREWSTER,
Examiner 5. d.
Sharp County record., 1896-04-10
WhU 4 IeetOtalev

Edward u, Box, editor of the
Ladies Home Journal, gives the
following, among other reasons
for having never tasted liquor.
"Another thing which led me To
make up my mind nevor to touch
liquor was tho damage which
saw wrought by II upon somo of
the finest minds with which il was
eyer my privelive TO come inoontaot
ard ] concluded that what had
resulted injnriously to others might
prove 80 to me. bave seen even
in nv few years Of professional life,
some OF the smar;esl, yea brilliant
literary men dplhroncd from splen.
did positions, owing TO nothing else
but their indulgence IN wine. |
have known men with salaries OF
thousands Of dollars per year, 90.
cupying positions which hundreds
would strive life time to obtain,
come 10 beggary from drink Only
Sharp County record., 1896-04-10
LEGAL NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS SALE


Notice is hereby given that in pur'u'
apes of the authority and direction con-
tanned in decree Of the Sharp circuit
court Southern district, in chsnoefy
ndered in the cause now pending 10
said court, at the February term thereof
1895, wherein. y. @. hsrdisier is plain
snd William y. Vance Sarah J. Vance
adults, and Charles X, Vance Are De,
f.ndanCs The undersigned special
commissioner therein, will offer anc
sell at public cutlery, at the south front
,oor Of the court house for the S91'hern
district Of Sharp county in Evening
Shade Arkansas within the hours tor
judicial sales Oh Saturday tie 9Th DAY
May 1896. The following lands lying
in Sharp county, towit, All that pit oil the
south half Of the Sc Or Of the sw q, oil
sec 29 Twp. l6 n. K. 5 west sIcept SIX
acres in the 90 corner Of same, and Gil
that part of the nv or sec, 80, Twp 10
N. R. S west except 8 acres in tn1
ns corner Of said nv Or containing IN all
l69 acrss more or less.
Terms on credit Of four months. the
pure bassr being required TO give biz
note With good security aud leip to es
retained on said lands for the purchase
money.
Jasper Justus
Special commissioned
Ma,oh 1Qtb 1906.
Sharp County record., 1896-04-10
March 10Th 1896.
COMMISSIONERS SALE,

= Notes Is hereby given that 10 puf'
suancs of the authority and direction
contained 10 Decree Of the Sharp cir
cui, court, Southern district in chancery'
rendered in the case now pending IN
said court, at the February term 1896
wherein c. J. Anderson, as sdminstra'
tor of the estate. of Hollen Little de-
ceased, 10 plaintiff vs., l. K. Turner j
{. Cunningham and E. L. Watson DO,
fendsnts. The undersigned as special
com missioner, therein will offer and
cell at public outcry, at the front door OF
the court house for the Southern district
of Sharp county, in Evening Shade
Arkansas, within the hours for judicial
sales on Saturday the 9th day OF May
1896. The following lAnds lying In
Sharp county towit. The pt OF the sw
ar of sec 81 in Township Is North oil
Range 4 west, containing l2O acre
Terms, on credit of four months, the
purchaser TO execute his note with ap.
proved security and iein to be retained
on said land for the purchase money,
Jasper Justus
Special commissioned
Mo,ob 10Th 1Sq6
Sharp County record., 1896-04-10
FOR ShERIFF,

The gN.oap Ia authorized to announ,e J, T.
wilkins a candidate fer sherI1 and collector OF
Sharp county, saDleet 10 the Heiion OF the peHo-
cratic party.
To THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF SHARP
County.
hereby announce myself as candidate for
the vmocratlc nomination OF sheriff
hold IN sacred memory the kind treatment
I have heretofore received at your hands in poll
tlcsl prosperity aad alverslty. You have often
given Inc yonr suffrage sufficient to elect me TO
oficsi for which Language aud eloqnenee, "
possrssed would fall far f-opi expressing the
degree OF appreciation to which you are entitled
10 receive st my hands, however, did what
seemed 10 he my duty, and how well. ! leav.
my record, M 0IRn book for your careful con
sIdsvstion Ia deIesti have always used lhc
same energy Tor the party and its respective osn'
akistes 70 Ii had been Que OF It's chosen stan
dsrd beams aud WA as grateful To those whe
Then supported me, W whenl was successful
Ii nomhStrd | promise all the ability and
sctjyity that possess TO the party, IN the can,
ysss. and faithful and impartial discharye oI
iii the duties OF the Office " elected
Again thanking you Tor your support W lht
psst and hoping 10 merit yonr support I'M
Yours Respectfully,
GhoR0E u. liALL
Sharp County record., 1896-04-10
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,.

To rzf vorIRs OF SHARP CousTY:-l am 3
ssnaidsts for Representative Of Sharp County,
subjsct to the aetivn of the Democrats party.
II nofnlnsted anil elected the cid Democratic
principle OF ''the greatest good " the greatest
kufuber'' shall be my motto. DAVID L. k.SG.
Fellow -cituens Of Sharp county:
In lssl you elected me TO represent our county
10 the General Assembly of 1885, and daring the
can nvxss promised you faithful performance
Of aaiy, o Jealous attention to the rights and IN
feresti Of on citizens, and nm honest edort IN
behalf efour taxpayers.
Itsel, fellow citizens, that | have kepi.-the
fzith, and fulfilled my obligations as Tar as /
vas capable. may have INA lie mistakes am
not infalllblr; but believe or at least hope,
thst my efforts, as member OF the last legisla-
tufs, were 10 sccord with the best interests oil
our people.
Heping that my record as public servant
will meet the appreciation OF an always generous
and apprecistiye people, hereby announce my :
tslf q candidate IOr reelection to the once oil
Representative, subject TO the action OF the De-
mocrauc party, and thanking You for your
support in 1884, and promising II Reelected, a
faithful dischargs. OF duty, / remain
YOuIs Truly,
THos. /. HkRRs.
Sharp County record., 1896-04-10
a Good suggestion.

There is special merit in the rec'
ommendatlon of the utilization Of
trsmps for road building. This
would benefit The country in two
ways. 1t would improve the roads
and diminish the number Of tral s.
The latter now live on the cop .
for nothing. They are our only
leisure class and they are suppo ted
IN idleness BY direct taxation. That
taxa ton is levied upon the coGl.try
farmers who feed the tramps and
the city people who are held II nn
the street for the price of a
lodging or a cup of cVffee. g
class, tramps are simply lazy frauds,
many OF them dangerous qles.
Imprisonment without labor n %
punishment for them and for this
reason most of the tramp laws are
without terror for the tramps. Let
them be arrested wherever they ap,
pear and put to roadmaklng. n
der this rule we would soon have
either good roads or no tramps and
eithe. contamination would be ar
unmixed blessing to the state.
Sharp County record., 1896-04-10
EstrdNed,

One mouse oolored mare mule 3
wears old bare.footcd all around was
raised on my farm at the mouth of
Strawberry, any person who will
deliver the mule to me or give anv
information to the recovery Of the
mule will be literally rewarded.
b. N. Dawson.
Hazel Grove Ark.
Sharp County record., 1896-04-10

A MAN who will. take his county
paper and read it regularly for years
and then refuse to pay for it, is not
nearly so mean as the fellow who
when asked TO subscribe refuses to
do 20 on the ground that be Is
taking more papers than he can
read, and then borrows his neighbors
paper to get the county news.
Sharp County record., 1896-04-10

ARE you studying about good
roads? If not let your mind run on
that line just now for few minutes.
Think of the great advantage good
roads would be to YOU individually,
and remember that lnasmuch as it
would he equally as henifcial to your
aeighbor, and the whole State. Then
cast your ballot for the man who
advocates the good roads move.
ment.
Sharp County record., 1896-04-10
Notice For Publication. 1852.
March 18th 1896

LAND OFFICE, Little Rock, Ark.
March "A, 1895
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has filed notice Of his Intention TO
make 6nsl proof In support OF his clam, and
that said proof will De made before the Cousty
CLERK OF Sharp county at Evening shade, Ark ;
on May 2, 1896, viz;
GEORGE D. POWELL,
n z, No 1886, for the ne or of the Sc or OF sec.
tion Is, sw or OF NV or and hlf Of sw qr ol
section u, township l6 n range west, lie
names the following witnesses TO prove his con;
tinuous residence upon, and CULTIVATION OIL saio
land, viz: n Wy
CIV Finley of Bengay, Ark, and G; W;
Duncan, =. Z. Ring and Henry Runsiek, Ol
Evening Shade, Ark J.J. BEAVERS,
Register,
Sharp County record., 1896-04-10

A window display in one of the
drug stores IN st. Louis, Mich, has
been attracting great deal Of at.
tenlion. 1t consists Of various
posons arranged in different rows
across the widow, the eye being
attracted by tho placard: "Every-
thing IN tins window Is poison. T"
Classed under this head in one cor.
ner are dice hox, dime novel and
a pack Of playing cards. A bottle
Of whiskey, entwlncd by the skele-
ton Of snake, occupies conspicu.
Gus place. In the center of all is
perched q human Skull smoking o
cigarette.
Sharp County record., 1896-04-10
PROBATE COURT NOTICE.

Notice 10 hereby givan that the follow
Ing administrators and guardians have
iled their accounts current for settlement
with their respective estates at the No.
vsmber term, 1895, and the February
term, 1896, Sharp probate court, souta-
srn district, to.wi:
Administrators and Guardians who fled
accounts current at the November term,
8. ,. Sharp Probate court, to-wit:
ANNUAL SETTLEMENT.
Calvin Medley sdmr. est, Daniel
Puckett dec.
/, Jno. B. MaCaleb admr. est. Jno. D
Carver dec.
c. W, Shaver sdmr. est. Wm, Vaughep
dec,
J. D. Pad.n admr. est, Jhon King dec
Jasper Justas Grdu. Puokett minors
Hugh Spots Grdn. Atlantic Ledford
.. ' FINAL.
NJ. y. Ring sdmr. est. j. N. Ring dec
Jasper JustasI Grdn Webster Puckett.
Accounts cu,ret fled Fob. term 1896.
ANNUAL.
Jasper Hutchison admr. est Ebert
Jones dec.
Jno. R. MObley admr. est, Winnie
Mohley dec.
Calvin Mobley admr. est. B, N, Daw.
son dec.
E. Andrews admr, est. N, A, Puck.
Oft dec,
W, II. Williams grdp, Hudstn minor
James Sullivan grdn. Sullivan minors
Thos, II. Wilks grdn. Wilks minors.
Jno b. Richardson grdn, MoElmury
heirs.
Dave r, East grdn. Fort minors.
FINAL.
Jno. l. Dixon admr. l. P. DiXson dec
IT,. Woodbridge grdn. Azslade Lamon,
dec,
y. L. and NJ, L. Shaver admr. est. NJ,
V. Shaver dec.
J. N. Shaver sdmr' est, T, N, CLARK
dso
And all persons having exception, to
hle and falling TO do 90 on or before the
Sd dsy Of the May term, 1896, Of this
court, will bo forever barred from exempt.
Ing thorcto, JASPER Jusrus,
Clerk,
Sharp County record., 1896-04-10
,Inguss- ~ ll.1--4yyr;s o.. II

recently there applied to ~. HUO ny
position | could offer him sues, he
most brilliant editorial writers" the
newspaper professional man who
two years ago. easlly commanded
one hundred dollars for a single
editorial m his special field. That
man became No unreliable from
drink that the editors are afrsid o.
his articles, and although he ca; to-
day Write as forcible editorials as at
any time during his hfe, he sits in
3 cellar in one of our cities visiting
newspaper wrappers for ~ per
thousand.
Sharp County record., 1896-04-10

Malhil Tie very mention Of IL IA n
nightmare Whoever has suffered from :, !"
this bli'a'lGr disease knows What % a
drell MON ~ 4 Is, and how Il s seems g
almost impossible TO eradicate il from
the eystem, SMITHS BILE beans
WI most surely destroy tho germs Of
Malaria, md afford permanent rel reIeif II
Dose, ono bean. 25 cents per bottle
For sale by all druggists and dealers in
medicine, or sent postpaid on recoipt OF
price, 70 an Part Of tho country.
Sharp County record., 1896-04-10
ZOE cOuNTY .IIIDGE.

TIE RECORD 10 authorized to annOunce W. g.
Murphy q candidate for County Judge subject to
NE scion Of the Democratic panty
The RECORD is authorized to announce p. H.
wllkersoA = candidate for County and Probate
Judge, ,ubject to The Democratic party.
The RECORD is authorized to announce II. Z.
Dark candidate for County and Probate Judge
subject 10 the Democratic party.
FELLOW CITIZENS Or SHARP Co:
lam candidate for the Office Of County and
Probate Judge, of SHARP county, my occupation
10 iarmiug, my residence Is in Lebanon town-
Ihip; have ever been Democrat, and submit
my candidacy subject TO the action OF that
psrty-i take the method OF submitting my
claims to the people; cannot see yon all as
hsye to labor; II elected | shall try to do my
duty; want the Office and would he thankful
tor your support. -.c.u.
j. e.. MckiSSEY'
Sharp County record., 1896-04-10
Road Notice.

Notice 10 hereby givon that I will ap,
plv at tho adjourned April term Sharp
County ooprt Tor m order appointing
viewers 10 view o certain ptoposed
chsnge In the Evening Shade and Elsin
road commanding at tbs crossing Of tbe
branch west of Vauoe's old saw mill
place running four hundred ysrds east
interssonng tho old road.
j d PowsLL, petitioner,
Sharp County record., 1896-04-10

Con. II. Is. MAxEy, of Mammoth
Spring, well known To the people of
Sharp county an one of the leading
attorneys in the 10th judicial CIR,
cult, ~ Q candidate for Prosecuting
Attorney for this circuit, On ac-
count of sickness, in his family Mr.
Maxey has not been able to meet
the people IN this part of the coun.
ty, but will in the near future visit
us, and present his claims personally,
We believe Mr., Maxey possesses
every qualification necessary to
make 0 good representative for the
State. lie il well posted on all
matters pertaining to law and its
usages, and we think the people Of
Sharp county could not do better
Than cast thar votes for him at the
coming primary election,
Sharp County record., 1896-04-10

How any man can think for a
minute of voting for Dan W. Jones
for Governor is more than We can
see. A man who openly declares
that he will belt the party unless
the party does as he asks it to shonld
be gwen back seat with thanks.
Sharp County record., 1896-04-10
Thlrty>hye years ago, az tne Out.
break of the rivi oRR R?II ?sII,ky. Y6R.
Erlrnds and EellnA-li lifl1rn..

Friends and Fellow CitlZrns;
In announcing Hyself n candidate for the Of
hes OF surveyor Vi sharp eUuH'y, ! beg leave 70
submit The following | hsyr Tor the past ten
yrsrs been engaged in teaching school; an 3
resident Of Dauldson township. lnow come be-
lore The Ueople for the aTsI time asking q favor
ai ihrir hands. II. at the coming election you
male lie yOur choice, / shall AT al times do my
duty 10 the best of my sbhly With the under
sanding thai an subject TO the Democr attic
party; an hopefully and truly yours
=, E. AIcHATL.
Sharp County record., 1896-04-10

YOU can build a dam across a
stream and stop it for q time, but
no power on earth can stop the
steady stream of immigration that
is pouring into Arkansas. r..
Sharp County record., 1896-04-10

IT looks a little like France and
England may go to war over Eng
lands Egyptian policy. The late
news Is very war like, but then you
know war news must be taken with
a grain of allowance.
Sharp County record., 1896-04-10
FOR CLERK.

THIS RECORD 10 authorized to announce I. G
Burge . candidate for the once OF Clerk and
Recorder OF sharp county subject to the acton
Of the Democratic part.
The RECORD Is authorized to announce Jasper
Justus a caddste ior re c.eeclion to the. once OF
Clerk and RecOder Of Sharp county, subject to
the action OF the Democratic party,
Sharp County record., 1896-04-10
FOR ASSESSOR
To qur yorkns or SHARP COUNTY.

To ruE VOTkRs or SHARP COUNTY,
thereby announce myself u candidate fOr The
otncc Of Assessor Of sharp connty snbjrct 10 The
sciiop VI ihs Drmoerulic party, neg leave 70
ststs that ! an IN my twenty 'ioti'h year ol
sxs, hsys been raised On iarln anu sM 'ainl,
Of ths time fst srys al years, hoida y lrs grade
certincsts aud hare pltenhct The State Vhi.
vsrslIv QUE Scar, ! believe that have sufficient
tnowltdys snd esperiepee l9 dl,,eGhs,gr tue
10 do 80 tbp b,st VI NY ability, shall b.
plssaed 10 have your snpport ms summer W
the primary election, and | sm ever WILING to
shldr by INV choice Ola zen rous people, aM
~ Y Nrsp.ollilly Yours,
Japeso' Porter,
Va are authorized 10 aunopnoe Con Sullivan
4 candidate Tor thr ONCE Of Assessor 0i SHARP
csuniy, subject TO the aoilon OF TIE democratic
primaries,
We arp authorized 10 announce II sgolls
q candidate for the ,ofnp VI Assessor ol sharp
Gouniy, sAbjcal 10 ihs aellon oI The pslhoeIN'e
ssgiy'
Tbr Rrgonp IL authorised 20 announces W, W,
Hall n candidate Tor the 0fllnn VI Assessor OF
Sharp county, subject to The psmopratio pFi'
msries,
We arc authorized 10 announce Tbos ", Mo,
Ctltu NJ n chnulUult lW Wv oWvo W .e"'.su !"
Sharp county, subjoot TO tbs action lhe Drme'
cratic party
FELLOW CITIyENs or sH. UP DovNTyi
Thereby annoIlpos myself \ candidate Tor
the u, ,moeruiic nomination. Tor assessor oi yonr
90 unity ~ The primary 10 b. held Jnns gth 'V6,
an sr having i've years rtpefl'nre " fnal estate
- surveyor Of yonr county frrl anis ~ enyins
bnt nm, qDal ihrd, and nom palrd ~ W. pri.
nary md ,Ispted vi ibs general ulsot,OD VIII
I'M hsvae the dutiep rnyolylng upon the noun.
sDt vi ibis position faithfully. honestly and
Ibs rly. ., .. ,.l.
~" Yours kespectfplly
J, Myspsy striyT, |
Sharp County record., 1896-04-10
Road Notice.

Notice 10 hereby given ,hatl will an.
ply a, The April term Of tho Sharp ooun.
" court for an order appointing viewers
to Wow q certain proposed change 10 tho
new Evening Shade and Elgin road, oom .
menong at the point where the Bristow
mil road entors said road and running
thonno northwest q distance Of about 95o
yards and intorscoting tho old road, In
district No, Piooy Fork township,
Msr. 10, 90. 4, Il. PfoKEns
Sharp County record., 1896-04-10
BY J.CSE suUrnwoRTH.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
ron CONGRESS
Hirst District Of ArknhsIs.

fUst Dlstr1ct oil AtkEhsls,
l present nv name as candidate LOT the
Democratic nomination for Congress, and as
believe IN ~, ''lAde pendent United s,sie',
pledge my supporters 10 wsvr the banner oi
Free silver DenOcTaeyin the hottest OF t@r cshi
and 10 the entmy' &egn lines. No s;r=1t!Ils
fe.ees, no crossing bridges, no eating s7oS. -
apologies to make; but Ia sess-'n Azt o1i o.
season Will fight not fair play IoE s.ive. s. PSs
Arkansas Stsie Platform.
JAMES HASLEf, Meal, ARK.
Ths RrcoKpIs suihort1ed,o TO annozbes =. D.
hcCullah d candidate for re-cleciioa 10 CoasTess
10 this DistricI subieei TO the DenoeEEile parry.
Sharp County record., 1896-04-10
FELLOW CIr,zsys OF SHARP Co.

an candidate tor the office OF County and
probte Julge, subJect to the action OF the Dem.
soTstic patty, have served you one term, and
~ result OF my wors is before the pnblio:
save to the discharge OF the duties OF the once
NV best sntleayors, and beiieve that the sxler.
snce OF one term wil enable me to do more and
better work ii elected to another terni II my
candidacy meets your approval, | shall DE
pleased " receive your support.
Yours Trnley.
4. CARPENTER.
Sharp County record., 1896-04-10

A. c. HULL is making it rather
too warm for his opponeHts in the,
race for Secretary of State,
Sharp County record., 1896-04-10

VOTE for the candidate who
fsyors good roads.
Sharp County record., 1896-04-10

CoSsREssMAN McCuLLoeH should
receive the unanimous support Of
Sharp county Democratic.