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The evening times., 1896-06-09
Reauct,ouein Rate to Bay Ridge.

The rate to Bay Ridge. the beautifui
excursion resort on the CHESAPEAKE oay,
has been reduced this season to 90 cents
for adults, except for evening train
rate of 10 cents will be charged, with
rebate OF 20 cents after coupon is stamped
by ticket agent at Bay Ridge. Half rate
for children between the ages of and IL
years. Trains leave B. & .. depot, week
days. e:i5 q. M and 4:2S p. m. Sundays,
9:33 a. m, 1870 and $40 p m.
1e6,7,0 ,0,12,14
The evening times., 1896-06-09
oarsman stanbury n OF Drow w ned.

London. June "a sensational report
was circulated yesterday to the effect that
Stanbury, the well-known oarsman, had
been drowned at Hammersrnith. The only
basis for the report was that Stanbury' s
boat capsized while he was rowing. He
wasin the water for only n moment and was
not harmed in the slightest degree.
The evening times., 1896-06-09
Greatly Reduced Rates to Denver,
Col. via Pennsylvania Railroad.

On account nf the national council, Junior
Order United American Mechanics, at Den
yer, Col, the Pennsylvania Railroad will
sell, on June Hip, special excursion tick
cts to Denver, Col, and return, at rate OF
S5o.75. Two dollars additional Ii to be
paid at Denver at time OF valuation of
return portion OF the ticket. je7-3t
The evening times., 1896-06-09
Drink -
~ the
% 1ns;s' 1s;s
A DELICIOUS BEVERAGE
At all Soda Fountains

At all Soda Fountains
Fortifies the system against the
ravages of summer heat and pre-
vents sunstroke. Promotes diges-
ton and makes eating a pleasure.
Pep-Ko1a is the discovery OF MIR.
A. W. Stewart, a well-known New
York chemist, and is compounded
from the celebrated Kola-Nut
whose wonderful effect IN stimulat-
/ ing the action Of the heart and tom
| ing up the nervous system is we'll
known to medical science; pepsin,
I, the greatest digestive in the world,
and phosphates.
+, Professor Elliott, the noted botan-
ist of London, declares that Zone
Ko1a-Nut will enable a man to dis
pense with food and drink and sup
port great fatigue for "a hoors."
| Bottles for Home Use; 75c.
The evening times., 1896-06-09
Large Flour Mil Burned.

d. wi!kesbo RE, Pa. June 9.-The extensive
flour and feed mill operated by A. H.
Coon & Son in Kingston. near here, was
destroyed by fire at midnight last night.
Loss on building and stock. $4,000.
The evening times., 1896-06-09

stolrs great semi-annual shoe clearance
sale now in full blast slQ Seventh street.
Sharp County record., 1896-05-22
PHYSICIANS Prescriptions a Specially.

other. That fair dealing in
every line Of life is absolute
ly demanded and that with
out it whatever apparent
success he may have will be
but short lived. Teach him
that truth is mighty; that
falsehood will fail sooner or
later. That vile epithets
and abuse emanates from the
vicious and corrupt. That
failure is much to be preferred
to victory won at the sacrl-
flee of principle. Teach him
to maintain his convictions
with manly dignity and firm
ness. Teach these lessons
by your daily walk and life,
by precept and example, and
be assured his life will honor
your gray hairs, - Ey,
Sharp County record., 1896-05-22
FOR SHERIFF.

The RECORD is authorized to announce j. 7.
wilkins candidate fer Sheriff and collector OF
Sharp county, subject TO the action of the Demo-
cratic party.
To THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF SHARP
C0UNrY;
thereby announce myself as candidate for
tho om0cratc nomination o. shcrln'
! hold IN sacred memory the kind treatment
have heretofore received at your hands in poll
teal prosperity usd adversely, You have often
given me yo,r suffrage sufficient TO elect me TO
onlcc2 for which language ana eloquence' II |
possessed would fall fur fom expressing the
degree of appreciation TO VIII oh you ave, entitled
10 receive at my hands, however did what
seemed to benny duty, and how well, ! leave
my record, an open book, for your careful con
sidcruton In defeat | have always used the
same energy for the party and its respective can
didates us If | had been one Of It's chosen stan
dard beams and was as grateful to those who
then supported me, as when was successful
If nominated | promise all the gbllly and
activity that possess TO the party, IN the can.
vuss ana Il faithful and impartial discharge Of
ali the duties Of the ollcr II elected
Again thanking you Tor your suppor, IN lhe
past and hoping to merit yonr support ms
cOptest, lremaln,
Yours Respectfully.
GEORGE Il. HALL
Sharp County record., 1896-05-22
Estr ~ Notice

We .jno. u. plnkston, u, G. PlnkS'
ton and James PAYNE, three citizens
of the county Of Sharp, aud houses
holders therein, ha>ng thereto been
appointed by J, A. Wood a }. +.
Of sad county, have this day viewed
a certain mare ard colt shown to
us by John Dlckey as an eStray,
said mare and colt described rs ioI'
lows, the mare is worth $40, color,
gray, no brand, about FIVE years oId'
IA hands high. One dark yellow
mare colt, black name and tail, about
two years old, 10 hands high, worth
$40.
L. &. Pmk&on,
J u. Pipk~ton,
J. H. Payne.
Appraisers.
Sharp County record., 1896-05-22
FRO REPRESENT AWE

To TuE VOTERS OF SHARP COUNTY, am
candidate for Representative OF sharp COUNTY ,
subject TO the acton of the Democratic party
If nommotel and elected the cid Democratic
nrincipIe of "the greatest good to the greatest
number" shall be my motto. DAVID L' hiNG'
We ara authorised to announce w. W. 'erual
A candidate foa representative OF Sharp county,
subiect to the Uemocr TIC party
Felow-citzens of sharp county; ,.r
Tn 1891 YOU elected me to represent our county
in the General Assembly of 1895, and during tne
canvass | promised you faithful performance
ot duty a Jealous attention to the rights ana IN
terest5 of on citizens, and an honest enor' III
behalf of our taxpayers. ,.,.ho
icrl, fellow citizens that ! have kept inc
Cailh. and fulfilled my obligations as lar as i
was capable, / may haye male mistakes am
NOT inGllnble; but believe or ut least | nope
hat nv Efforts, as u member of the last lesiSla-
tnre were in accord with the best interests Vi
our people. ,h,;o servant
Will meet the appro bation of an always generous
and appreciative people, hereby ahnouhCe III!
telf n candidate ior reelection to the once Vi
Representative subject to the action OF tne Der
mocratic party, and thanking you iOr your
support in 1891 and promising II re-eieeteu'
faithful dischargo. of duty, remain H.
THos. |, liERRN.
Sharp County record., 1896-05-22
90. ----. -- -.--,. ------,.--:-..--, .,-.-,.--
LEGAL NOTICES.

PROBATE COURT NOTICE,
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing administrators and guardians have
fled their accounts current i,r Settemon
with their respective estates at the
May term, 1896,
FINAL.
r. r. Nun grdn, Nun minors,
}. $, Medley grda Sharp minors
+. +. Simpson NJ. 5, woodward,
Geo, Mullen admr. }, Frost Est.
ANNUAL.
r /, Hastings grdn Asa Baker
Juo. X. Moblcy JAS. 5. Bishop,
G, w. Shaver and Y, &, Sim
admr. b. II, Davidson Est.
Sharp County record., 1896-05-22

Teach your son that hon
or is to be preferred above
all things. That Of the two
life or honor--he had bet
ter give up the former,
That no honorable man will
traduce the character OF an
Sharp County record., 1896-05-22
Notice For Publication. 1885,
LANp CrFicE Ar Lir ~ Rock, ARK.
At.unl UI tzul

LANp CrFicE Ar Lir ~ Rock, AnK.
March ~ lsDj,
Notice s hereby given that the lolowng'nnm'
cd settler has flied notice of hh Intention 10 nuke
G,,al piool IN support ol his clam and MAJ
said proof viii be mudc before lhr county rlerk
OF ,Eurp county at LN,hirg shade, Arh on
June q, 1885, VIA
JAMES /. rARflN,
n, E, No / 1850 lor the ~ qr Of NV qr dissection
a. tow ahlp NJ lOilh Of lu ~ D west,
He NJ mes ~, UloWtg wilrebs's TO Prove h!s
cont nt0rs ipI loncc W on, ana cultivation ol'
suid ml d, wa
q, w liNtd
DO I'm Nooll nll,fI,tpuR Shpdp, AK
70, l. Martin,
W. X, Reed,
j, j, BFANi RS.
h,gbi,r.
Sharp County record., 1896-05-22
FOR CLERK.

TIE Rrconp is authorized to announce I, G
Bulgc Il candidate for the oilice OF Clerk ana
Recorder of sharp county subject to the acticE
OF the Democratic part.
The RECORD is authorized to announce Jasper
Justus II cudldate Tor re election to the. once OF
Clerk and tccodcr Of Sharp county, subject 10
the action of the Democratic party
Sharp County record., 1896-05-22
Fellow CITIZENS OF SHARP Co:

lam II candidate Tor the Ollcc OF County anu
prohle in Ice. subject to the action Of the Dem.
ocralc patty. have served you one term anq
the result OF my work is before the public; Il
gayc to the discharge OF the duties Of the once
INV hest endeavors, and believe that the oXperl,,
ence of one term will enable me- to do more anu
MnIidacy meets your approval, l shall be
" Yours Truley.
L, CARPESTER.
Sharp County record., 1896-05-22

We now prepared to
n you goods cheaper
My house in town.
|Tig in Dry Goods.
|ses, Hats, Shoes and
Clothing and a nice
EDress goods always
PGS, When you are in
Nth Spring don't fail
|yud get our prices and
" our hoods before
" yHighest price paid
AAtry produce. First
|st Of Rahk.
v Resreftfully,
VA y INSTALL.
fling, Ark
Sharp County record., 1896-05-22
LOCAL NEWS.

other column.
The delinquent tax list ap-
pears On another page.
Henry Williams was over
from Center Wednesday.
C. w. Kavanaugh gave us
a call one day this week.
Willie Founders of Sidney
was in to see us, Wednes-
day.
Prof. Metcalf closed his
school Wednesday morn
ing,
Mrs J. A. Willhite has
been quite sick for several
days.
Two insurance a G e n t S
working our town this
week.
A good rain Tuesday night
cooled the atmosphere con-
siderably.
w. G. Snow has de-
cided that summer is now
upon us.
The candidates are doing
their best, oratorically, this
week.
w. A, Edwards is the
proud owner of a new Par
ker shot gun.
They say mulberries are
ripe and we suppose it is
true.
John Bill Edwards is now
a full Hedged member Of the
band.
w. D. Cochran and family
are visiting at West Plains
Mo-, this week.
Mrs. Ed Smith, Of Mel
bourze, is visiting relatives
here this week.
Rev. Hulett will preach at
the Christian church next
Sunday.
Boots Craig has been rus
ticating in the Gem city Of
the hills this week.
John w. Shell is building
an addition to his residence
in the west eld.
Notice the Milling Cos
''ad,' they have something
new to say this week.
The band has certainly
been resurected we hope to
die no more.
Misses Matte Mcleod and
Miriam Shaver visited Reeds
Creek the first Of the week.
Sam Fore made a business
trip to the north part of the
county last Friday
Rev. Brown, Baptist filled
his regular appointment here
Sunday evening at 3o'clock.
The Roller Mill received
1852 pounds of corn and 10
wagon loads Of wheat We'd
day.
There will be a game Of
ball played here next Satur,
day between the first and
second mines.
Rev. Haltom preached two
very interesting dlscourses
at the Methodist church Sun
day at IL and night,
Sharp County record., 1896-05-22
FELLOW CITIZENS OF SHARP Coz;

lam candidate for the Office Of County and
Probate Judge, of sharp county, my occupation
i mrmiug. nv residence is in Lebanon town.
Inn. / hive ever been a Democrat, and submit
nv cundidacy subject to the action OF that
nnr,v-I take the method of submitting my
Claims TO the peoples; cannot see you all as
have TO labor; If elected | shall try TO do my
duty; want the Office and would De 'i'olhioi
''' S0'' ''pr Respectfully.
j. G. MCKINNEY.
Sharp County record., 1896-05-22
FOR TREASURER,

The RECORD is authorized 10 onnouncr Charles
". shaver u candidate 10. the Once Of treasurer
of sharp county subject 10 the Democratic lil'
marics.
Sharp County record., 1896-05-22
FOR STATE SENATOR.

We are authorz"d to announce Hoh' a, a., q,
Wit as II candidate lor S'ate oehu.oi, on''N''
n I'm. oction of the Democratic convention.
Sharp County record., 1896-05-22
FOR ASSESSOR,
TO THE vornns OF SHARP County.

~ 1IE Nblh VT EiNlh NN'Ni''
hereby announce myself II candidate for the
office OF Assessor Of sharp county subject to the
action of the Democratic party, beg leave To
state TINT am IN my twenly-lotrlh yeur OF
ngc, have been raised on farm and nm farm
Ing NJ present, have been tcnchlAg school pOit
Of the time for spNe al yenrs, hold u first grade
certificate and have nllcndrr the state. Uni.
vprsty one year, | believe that have sufficient
knowledge and experience to discharge the
duties OF the ollce, and If elected " j endearor
TO do so the best OF my ability. | shall be
pltaacd to have your support this summer vt
ihe primary election, and am ever willing TO
abide by the choice oil gen rolls people am
Respectfully Yours.
james o, Porter,
We nrc authorize 10 announce Con sullivan
u candidate iOr the Office OF Assessor OF sharp
county subject to the action oil the democratic
primaries,
We are author tied TO announce ". II SPOTS
u candidate for the Office OF Assessor Of sharp
county, subject. 10 lhe action ol Ihe Democratic
party
The RECORD Is authorized TO announce W, W,
Hall n candidate for the oillGo OF Assessor Of
sharp county, subject to the Democratic prl-
narlcs,
Sharp County record., 1896-05-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR CONGRESS
First District of Arkansas,


First District of Arkansas.
present my name as cahdilate loI uie
r,rmocratic nomination for Congress, and as |
believe IN an .'Inde pendent United States,
pledge my supporters to wave the banner OF OF
Free Silver Democracyin the hottest OF the ,nsht
and in the enemy's own lines No straddilhS
fences, 20 crossing bridges, no ealing crow, no
season Will fight for fair play lor silver as per
Arkansas State Platform,
JAMES HASLEY, Mead, Ark
The RrcoKD is authorized to announce ~ ID.
McCullah 4 candidate for reelection to congress
in This District subject to the Democratic party
TEE RECORD is authorized to announce zen. !.
Ben. II. Crowley, Of Green county candiuate
for Congress in this District, subject 10 the Lem
Ocratic party.
Sharp County record., 1896-05-22

down the clerks Office, while
Clerk Justus is mixing with
the boys on the canvass.
Lots of people were IN
town Wednesday, taking ad-
vantage of the wet weather
to attend to business in the
southern capital.
Miss Mickey Stephens of
Melbourne, daughter of Mrs,
H. w. Brown of this place,
is in town visiting the family
of Clerk Justus.
Prayer meeting was very
we'll attended last Wednesday
night, and the services very
successfully conducted by
Eugene Shaver,
At the school meet 'ng held
in this district 35 votes were
polled, all of them for a five
mill tax w. P. Hamilton
was elected director.
Prof. l. K. Hooper, of
Melbourne was in the city
Monday, He will move to
Evening Shade about the
last of August.
DR.. Craig reports a 10
pound voter at D. D. Berry S.
The young gentleman made
his ap[earnce Wedn, S ,;y
morning.
Virgil Southworth who
has for the past S V e II
months been working in this
Office, left last Sunday for
Grange where he will work
on a farm for S. l.. Sha-
yer.
We have bought the entire
stock Of shoes, from r. c.
REYNOLDS ane Co. and can give
you rare bargains in this line
Call and see us.
r. d. WILLIAMS u Co.
Batesville, Ark.
We are sorry to chronicle
the death of Uncle Caro-
Medlock, which sad event oc.
cured last Friday, after q
long siege of suffering. He
was one of our oldest citizens
and will be greatly missed by
those who love him in his
neighborhood.
The wife If M. D. Robinson, promi
ncnt lum 5erman of llartwlck, N, Y, wal
, OK with rheumatism for five months Il
speaking of it Mr. Robinson say
Chamterlain's Pain Balm is the ouly
thing that gaye her any rest tor pain
For the relief of pain it cannot be beat
Many very bad cases Of rheumatism have
, been cured by it. For sale at 80 oent'
per tile by Druggists.
We are agents for the W. L.
Douglas shoe. We are no"
offering some excellent bar,
gains in shoes. DO you need
any?
r. D. Williams & Co.
Batesville Ark.
Henry Bollinger, who had
been living on Strawberry
three miles north of here,
died last Friday, and was
buried at the cemetery just
below town Saturday eve
ming.
We have some shoes that we
will sell for the next GO days,
at prices that can not be dupll-
Gated in the city. Try us.
II. D. WILLIAMS ~ Co.
Batesville Ark.
The editor came in from
the Press Association last
Friday, and reports a good
time, but after reading the
back numbers of the RECORD
resigned his position as edl,
tor and takes the place OF
common compositor.
Sharp County record., 1896-05-22
FOR COUNTY JUDGE.

We are authorised to announce Kusseil Jor- or
dam candidate for County Judge, subject to the
action of the democratic party.
TuE RECORD is authorized to announce W. "
Murphy Il candid ,tc for County Judge subject 10
the action Of the Democratic party.
The REcoRp is authorized to announce r. II,
Wikrrson a candidate for County and Probate
Judge, subject to the Democratic party.
The RECORD is authorized to announce II. T.
Dark candidate for County and PioDdle Juuse
subject 10 the Democratic party,
Sharp County record., 1896-05-22

FELLOW CITIZENS Or SHARP COUNTY
| hareby announce myself a candidate for
| the Democratic nomination for assessor OF your
county at the primary to he held June GIh '9l'.
after having two years experience IN real estate
| AS surveyor of your county feel safe In saying
| that am qualified, and lfnOm'nated at the prl-
mary and elected at ihe general election will
! discharge the duties envOlvIng upon the lncnm-
! bent of this position faithfully, honestly, and
! soberly.
After thanking you for past fayors Iemain,
Yours Respectfully.
| j, MONROE STRFFT.
We are authorised to annouode Jno W.
| Mel can candidate for assessor Of Sharp county
ubject TO the Democratic party.
! We are authorized 10 announce Thos. II. Me-
Caleb as Il candidate Tor the Office OF assessor OF
Sharp county, subject TO the action of the Demc-
cratic party
We are authorized to announce Jno. W
| buchanan n candidate for the Office OF Assessor
of sharp county, subject TO the action ol The
democaatic prlmal les.
FGR SURVEYOR.
THE RECORD is authorized to announce Geo
i. Wilson n candidate for surveyor OF Sharp
county, subject to the Democratic party
Friends and Fellow Citizens:
In announcing myself candidate for the Of
fee of surveyor of sharp county, beg leave to
submit the following: | have for tho past ten
years been engaged in teaching school; | am II
resident of -Dauldson township. lnow come be-
lore the people for the first time asking favor
at their hands. If, at the coming election you
make lle your choice, shall at a. times do my
duty TO the best of my ability With the undcr-
standing that am subject to the Democratic
party; l am hopefully and truly yours
f, Z. MICHAEL.
Sharp County record., 1896-05-22

W harvest is almost
wd promises a good
Ei4 Now let US do Our
taking care Of it, by
and letit remain in
|,r rs We Or six weeks; if
pnSdo this once and no.
|. difference III t h e
Ind quantity of flour,
A 4 never thresh your
Fa gain without stack
II ould you not stack
I an your wheat a day
| sfore milling, while
Sharp County record., 1896-05-22
FGR SURVt Y0R

The RECORD is authorized to announce Geo.
i. Wilson n candidate for surveyor OF Sharp
county, subject to the Democratic party.
Sharp County record., 1896-05-22

The editor came in iron,
the Press Association last
Friday, and reports a good
time, but after reading the
back numbers of the RECORD
resigned his position as edl,
tor and takes the place OF
common compositor.
Evening star., 1896-07-20
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
A Duchess VIII Enliven Newport
Circles
Recent Departures for Rest and
Travel Personal Notes
of Interest.

The Duchess of Manchester will arrive
in Newport on the 25th Of this month. 1t
is expected that she will be accompanied
by her son, the Duke Of Manchester. She
Will be entertained the first two weeks Of
her visit there by Mrs. William Post at her
cottage on Bellevue avenue. The duchess
will remain there all the season, but will
visit J. J. Van Allen.
Mrs. A. d. Gaegler and her little son
Francis are spending the summer at White
Sulphur Springs.
Misses May and Anna Hart of New Jersey
avenue have gone to Colonial Beach.
A leap year dance was given by the
young ladies Of Charlestown, w. Va, FRI
day evening last. The lawn and piazza OF
the Hotel Powhatan were illuminated. The
dancing commenced at pm. and supper
was served at IL o'clock. after which the
dancing was resumed and continued until
ington were Misses Emma Dent Casey ard
Mabel Murray. Messrs. A. g. Bradley,
Charles r. Faulkner. Clarke Waggaman,
VIM. NJ. Fickley and c. Corvollo: from
Henrietta I. Perry, Douglass r. Stiles
George Boiling and George G. Thomas:
from HaSerstown. Nd, Messrs. Roger Sim
mons ard Alex: Neill. jr, and Miss Sallie
Faulkner. daughter of Senator Faulkner.
Mrs H L. Frazier and her little son, Ell
Md, where they will spend part of the sum-
mer.
Mrs. NJ. E. Garner and granddaughter of
Mobile, Ala, are visiting Mrs. l.. c. Garner
14l1 massachusetts avenue.
Mrs. A. J. O'Neal and daughter are sum-
nering in the mountains of Virginia.
Miss Mae ONeal Is spending this month
with her uncle, John ID Wine, in Loudoun
county, Va.
DR.. John E. Parker has left for a few
weeks visit to Marblehead. Mass, where
he will join his family, who spending
the summer there.
Miss Pearl Benson of Frostburg. Nd.
who has been visiting here the last six
weeks. returned home today, accompanied
by Miss Amanda Thomas
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Brinkman will leave
this evening to visit friends at Ithaca, Ell
mira and Watkins Glen.
Mrs. Harry c. Bontz and family are
spending July and August at the White
Sulphur Springs.
Master Raleigh Luckett has gone for a
months trip to White Sulphur Springs.
DIR. and Mrs. A. l.. Pratt of 12D 1lth
street northeast will leave August IL for
Newport, and will be at home to their
friends upon their return in September.
Miss Annie Pearl Evans, H. Z street
northwest. is summering at Arundel-on-
the-Bay with Mrs. 1. Calford and family.
Apropos of the coming visit of Ia Hung
Chang to this city in September. he re-
Gently amazed the Germans by his capac-
i:y for food and drink. At the banquet
given him by the Eiectro-Technc Society
in Berlin he consumed two bottles of cham
pagne and part of a third within TWO
hours, and went away straight and sober.
Evening star., 1896-07-20
WORSHIP IN THE WOODS.
Interesting Meetings Of the w. G. T..
L. at Washington Grove.


Correspondence OF The Evening Star
WASHINGTON GROVE. Nd, July 49,
Long before the beginning of Sunday
services the woods we're filled with the
country teams, filled with visitors who
were anticipating a pleasant days visit at
the Grove. The services We're opened at Q
am. by a special devotional service led by
Mrs. NJ. r. Haslup. state president of the
w. c. T. L. Her subject was from the
fifth chapter of Romans. After short
talk the meeting was opened for testimony
and several of the audience participated
The meeting at IL am. was presided over
by Mrs. Margaret Platt, president of the
w. c. T. L. for the District of Columbia.
Prof. Walker led the singing by a large
choir. The selections OF Scripture were
from the 5Sth Isaiah and 9th John. Miss
Bell Kearney was the speaker. and gave
an address which received the closest at
tention of her hearers. the theme being
Methods of Prohibition Work and the
Needs and Necessities of the Hour" which
were illustrated i'm striking manner.
Quoting from the United States census she
showed that there were four times as many
saloons churches, nine times as many
saloon keepers as preachers of the Gospel
and declared that only through the ballot
box could a remedy be found to suppress
the liquor traffic, the idea of moral per-
suasion alone being found Intellectual.
At pm. special children's service was
held in the tabernacle. The meeting was
in charge Of Mrs. Welfcs assisted by Miss
Belle Kearney and Mrs. ii. ID. Walker.