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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-19
nuckinghnrn for Flood.

APPOMATTOX, VA. July 1s.-(Speclai.)
District meetings were held in Bucking-
ham county to-day to elect delegates 10
the congressional convention or the Tenth
District, which convenes at Amherst
Courthouse on the s0th instant. State
Senator Flood got the entire delegation
of twenty-five. In many Of the districts
there was no opposition to Mr.. Flood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-19
Enthusiastic Over Brynn's NOmfna.
ton.

Mr.. William II. Jennings. Of this city,
who went to Nebraska couple of weeks
ago TO deliver two addresses before the
Chautauqua, which was In session at
Table Rock, writes back that he viii at
tend the Popu!ist convention in st. Louis.
lie says that the Populists of Nebraska
are as enthusiastic as the Democrats over
the nomination Of Bryan. and that the
western Populists will undoubtedly rally
10 his support
Mr. Jennings's lectures before the Chau-
tauqua, II Is said, made a deep impression
upon the Nebraska people. The Argus, the
Chautauqua publication, in speaking CT
the young Virg.nlan, says: William II.
Jennings, the young orator from Virginia.
who so charmed the audiences Saturday
and Monday has fine future. is gifted
In mind and address, a comprehensive
reader, and a bold spirit. Though a very
young mana mere boy-"tnere is though.
and evidence of study in what he said,
and his manner of saying it charmed the
audience"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-19
utty-l.ail Cours Ne,ys,

A deed OF trust was yesterday filed In
Court by Henry 8. Smith and wife 10 A.
l. Holiday. trustee, 10 secure the pay
ment OF s2oJco. The trust Is placed on q
half interest IN "a IL feet on the north
Gvlx<h 70 Twenty-seyenth street, on tho
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-19

The German American Choral Associa-
ton held their regular monthly meeting
last Monday. at which good deal OF
evening at o'clock the association Will
meet al the residence Of. NJ 1ueGer, O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-19
WANTED.

LADIES TO KNOW THAT DIR -.
GINS Orange Blossom. Cancer ST.,
Cough Cure, Pile Remedy. Catarrh c.s.ee
~. IS. rliis, ana Kidney Cones can be I'M,
talned by calling at II east Broad s,rSe.
opposite Cohen's store). Mrs. 9. mai
Richmond. Va. fv 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-19

The alarm of fire in Manchester at 2:S0
o'clock this morning was occasioned by
the burning OF a frame tenement-house at
the corner of Sixth and Hull streets, occu-
pied by colored persons. The loss Is not
heavy.
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WANTED.

TO SELL AN ESTABLISHED DuSl-
ness, located in this city. Requires abo-,
5000 capital. More than $1,000 OF hns''
ness'can be done yearly. Gross prodt a,
Ieast 40 per cent. Good reasons given for
wanting TO sell. Address "SFTLERs
care OF Dispatch. IN iq-1,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-19

TO SELL, CHEAP FOR CASH YIN.
Sidc-Bar Buggy and Harness. ono no'."a,
Door. one Single-Door Combinafion i,,1
Safes, Herring Hall Marvin Cor,ps,..
make. Address, at once, SAFE. care rs.
PalSn CIuce. ~ g-lt.
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WANTED.

EVERYBODY WHO WISHES TO Bry
Halls Standard Safes-take premirn
world oyer-to see or address n. h
BARNES, dealer for Halls Safe am
Lock Works, 800 Bank street. Exuar.
work promptly done. ~ w-lt.
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WANTED

GENTLEMAN TEMPORARILY "a,
barrassed desires Accommodation az, c,,
month only. Unquestlonable security Ts'
posted. S5 bonus paid; principals oniv
Address TUDOR, care OF Dispatch.
~ iqf,.
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WANTED,

10000 ADDITIONAL POSITIONS RE-
Gently placed under civil service. Exami-
nations soon in this city Write the rA-
TTONAL CORRESPONDENCE 1NSfI-
TUTE, of Washington, ID. c.. for free par
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iv 19-1t
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WANTED

PARTNER. ACTIVE OR SILENT. WHO
will invest 5000 against same amount N
manufacturing business paying = per
cont. net profit. Address CONh1DfN.
TIAL. care OF Dispatch office. iy lq-it'
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WANTED.

BY A YOUNG LADY OF ONE YEARS
experience. Position to Teach in a school
or private family. Teaches English.
Mathematics. and Music: also. beginners
In Latin. References given and required.
Address Miss C. A. Ia. care postmaster.
Boydton, Va. ~ l2-Sult
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1Richmonders in New York.

NEW YORK, July ls.-(Special.) -Dr. II.
Mcclure, Fifth-Avenue; A. NJ. Cole. St.
Dennis: q. A. Walker, Waldorf; J. l..
Antrim. Hoffman.
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WANTED,

BY A GRADUATE OF THE UNlVER-
sity OF Virginia In chemistry, Position as
Instructor in preparatory school or assist
ant in some college. With opportunities 20
dress CHEMIsT, care OF Dispatch.
N''S' ~ 1851, Tu&Th3t
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WANTED.

A REGISTERED PHARMACIST, OR
will sell half interest 10 a reliable man,
capable of conducting the business. store
located in town Of about 500 inhabitants,
two hours ride by rail from Richmond.
Good water. climate, and society. Reply
in own handwriting with references; state
salary. DIR. c. a, WHITING, Dunsyille.
Essex county, Va. ~ 17-2ts
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RAILROAD PROPERTY ASSESSED.
Virginia Receives Nearly n Quarter
of a Million Annually from 1t.

The Board Of Public Works of Virginia
has completed It's labors of assessing for
taxation the railroad and canal property
in Virginia. From the figures given In the
statement compiled by the board in this
connection it would seem that the Com
monwealth derives a revenue from taxa
ton upon these properties amounting to
nearly $4,000. The following are the to-
tails given in this report
Number OF miles of railroads, 3i4,i50.
Value OF roadway and track
or canal bed Observation-Disclosures. 3S,046,39o 90
Value of depots depot grounds
and lots. station buildings
and fixtures. and machine
shops ........................... 2,sO0,o42 9S
Value of real estate not includ-
ed in other classes. 1,3S6.532 20
Value OF rolling stock, etc.. 1921 S32 %
Value of stores .................. 365,56l Al
Value OF stocks, bonds, and
other evidences of debt of
other corporations and indi-
viduals and firms held by
such company ................. 273,0H 10
Value of telegraph lines ........ 4079 IS
perry, etc. ...................... 5000 90
Total value of all property,
real and personal ..........$ So. SS9540 50
Tax on real and personal pro-
perty at 30 cents on the 500
for the support Of the govern
ment .........................S ltO, lto II
Tax on real and personal pro-
perty at 10 cents on the SlO0
for the support Of the public
free school ..................... 55,5sy %
Net income ....................... S9l,9s7 So
Tax on net income at l per
cent. Observation-Disclosures. 3,Vl9 ~
Total tax ..................s 2ls,57S II
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statesmen. IS A DAY. NO CAN
wasting. No deliveries. No collections.
Samples free. Side line or exclusive.
PHILADELPHIA lie 2S-Sult
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WANTED,

TO BUY A PRODUCTIVE FARM PURE
tivation. May buy crops. &c. as posses.
sion Will be wanted. Give description.
location, and lowest price. Lock Box o..
Richmond city, Va. ~ lg.lf'
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Orders for printing sent to the Dispatch
Company will be given prompt attention.
and the style OF work and prices wiz b
sure to please you.
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WANTED,

statesmen, TO SHOW OUR CIGARS
10 dealers. $50 weekly salary and ex-
penses inexperienced men less. FOLK,
RITCHIE * CO., ST. Louis. Mo. ,o,o,
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Ice Mission.

Tlo fOTiOVlNH FOUlEIUULIJIS are dC-
knowledges with many thanks
From little Marianne Gibbs, Altoo-
Cash .........................1 u %
Roy nj IS a. Fzekiols ............... ! 81
a. ~ hfii;er's 5 40
hoy nj Ncr-Is.s 2 20
Through Dispatch from Baptist Young
PEOPLES Onion of Calvary Baptist
church. s2SV, ard from entertain
ment gotten up by Miss Rosina j.
Abram, sl.Z2 ........................... o ~
rotai SIS Os
with this money much comfort has been
given 20 the suffering sick poor. but the
need Is so urgent that the mission bess
the good people Of Richmond to be liberal
10 this charity, as long as the hot weather
lasts.
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WANTED,

FOUR GENTLEMEN BOARDERs TO
occupy two attractive front rooms on 81.
cond and third floors In private family.
Location one OF the best. Excellent %.
portunity for friends desiring home-lks
comforts. Address III. S., care Dispatch.
~ 1885,
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WANTED,

SIS TO $50 A MONTH AND EX-
penses paid salesmen for cigars. Expe-
rie1ce unnecessary. Standard goods. Lit
tle-Clerk Cigar-Machine free to each Gus
toner. BISHOP & KLINE. ST. Louis. Mo.
" 5-Su, Tu&Thlm
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WANTED,

A LADY OF EXPERIENCE De-
sires a position in either public school or
academy. Teaches usual branches-Junior
Mathematics, Latin, German, Music. Is
especially prepared 70 teach Stenography
and TypewritinS. References furnished
from superintendent and patrons. Miss
O.. As east Grace street. Richmond. Va.
~ H-Su4ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-19

RY A YOUTH Is YEARS OLD. A
Position in a commission or dry-goods
house. bank, or office. Salary no Object.
Address INDUSTRIOUS, care Dispatch
fy 1877
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WANTED,

A MAN WITH 5000 TO 5000 TO FILL
Position as Book-keeper. Address MER-
CHANT. care OF Dispatch. ~ l9-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-19

CAPABLE MAN TO MANAGE BRANCH
office; 500 required. Salary. 81 100. Good
chance for right person. MANAGER. yoy
Monon Block, Chicago. te 2s-Suat
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lIIZISS::S.s:,s.:ss;!ass ad S;sS :ss::
1.-THE leading BUSINESS College south of
the Potomac river."-Philadelphia Stenog-
rapher.
1902 east Broad.
Phone go. ~ l9-N
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AGENTS WAKTED-

ONE IN EVERY TOWN; YOU CAN
easily double your income introducing
our staple Goods; demand never sup
piled; good pay for spare time; particil-
lars free. sample. 70 cents. ALUMI-
NUN NOVELTY COMPANY. SsS BROAD
way. Now York. fe x-Suslt
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WANTED.

statesmen MAKE 500 A MONTH
selling our Machines for Cooling Refrige-
rators. Qua santeed rs per cent; cheaper
than ice. Produces a. dry colo tnat KEEPS
cerishable articles indefinitely. Write Tor
terms. ARCTIC REFRIGERATING COM
PANY Cincinnati, o. ~ ls-lt
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WANTED,

MEN TO SELL CANDY TO THE RE-
tail trade; steady employment, experience
unnecessary; s75 monthly salary and eX-
penses or com. II offer satisfactory au-
dress. with particulars concerning your
self. CONSOLIDATED CANDY COM
PANY, Chicago. Jy bit
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WANTED.

E1A ed,,S EEERYWHERE TO USE pp
blossom; also. Pile Remedy. Nerve rs,
dyspepsia Powders. o. b. pills Gu.
save. catarrh Remedy, Cough tnrs ~,
Kidney Cones. Mrs. w. II. MILES '"i
l.. General Agent
~ l9-lt' Gl5 north Twenty-seventh CO..
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NOOK AND JOB PRINTING NEAT = !.
DIX ExECUrkU AZ TAG pisrA'S-
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WANTED.

TO SELL 10000 OLD BRICKS. AT
Eleventh and Clay streets. cheap. Also,
100000 new Bricks. Apply TO ". BEN.
DAVE, Brtck-Maker and Contractor
yard Manchester; Phone 70. jy ALT
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WANTED.

TEN statesmen; SALARY $50 PER
month. Ask for O.. w. SMITH, WiI<-.or
House, east Franklin street. jy 1915
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WANTED,

THREE RELIABLE MEN AS SALES
men and Collectors. Must furnish small
honesty bond. Call at 2O5 east Broad
street civ ~ l9-lt'
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WANTED.

AGENTS TO SELL SASH. LOCKS.
free BY NAH Tor Dc. stamp. Beet sellers
ever invented. Beats weiehts Sl2 q day
Write quick. nROHAEp. 4 Cor
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AGENTS EVERYWHERE CAN MAKE
immense profits. Our summer specialties,
iust out. sell at sight. Write for cata-
iogue for full information. Sample. l0c.
ALUMINIUM NOVELTY COMPANY. $50
Broadway, New York. jy ls-Su12t
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WANTED,

A FEW MORE BOARDERS At COUN-
try place near the city Large and airy
house In beautiful and extensive grounds:
Fare first-class. Address Mrs. L., care or
Dispatch ty Bit
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EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
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BY A YOUNG LADY OF SIX iEaR ns
writer. a Position for the fall. Can give
good references. Address 'STENoGhAs-
PIER" 2O2 east Marshall street hich-
moud Va. W l5-te
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BUSINESS WANTS.
WANTED.

GOLp-BUGS AND sILVER-R -,
guy Tobacco from Judson Curnirsh.,.os
IIrwenty-first and Main streets. Rich,nS,unnss
va ward, Dwarf Roses. DiiPs pe,.
loc; plug: Sweet Brler, 3 for - ier
Tobacco, zoe. pound. iv ,e.,,s,.y
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WANTED.

TO BUY OR 10 SHARES OF install
ment Stock. not less than two years %,
In the Columbian Building and ! nan As.
ISOLATION. State lowest price and address
1NSTAIMENT STOCK, care Dispatch.
~ 19-lts
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ANY ONE WHO WISHES A CoMPE-
tent Nurse, will please address lOls north
First street. jy l9-lt'
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local and travelling. 20 appoint canvass
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nenses paid. Net profit $50 monthly. Free
samples. G. A. PUB. COMPANY Ssl
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WANTED.

MANAGER FOR BRANCH OFFICE IN
Richmond Va. Salary, $l,2o and COM
mission. $3.50 cash capital. required; also,
good references. 9S3 Ellicott Square, Bur
falo' N. Y. jy 1926
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A HOUSE GIRL. BRING REFER
ences. Apply at lo4 east Cary street
Sharp County record., 1896-07-31
A Chance 10 Make Money.

l have berries, grapes and peaches, a
year old, fresh as when picked, use
the California Cold process do not heat
or seal the fruit just put it up cold,
keeps perfectly fresh, and costs almost
nothing; can put up u bushol in ten min.
utes, Last week sold directions to
over 100 lOmilics anyone will pay a dol.
lar for directions, when they eco the
beautiful samples of fruit As there are
many people poor like myself consider
it my duty to give my exp9rieno to such,
and feel nGdent any one can make one
or two hundred dollars round homo in a
fow.days Will mail sample of fruit
and complete directions, to any Of your
readers, for eighteen two-cent stamps,
which is only the actual cost Of tho sam.
pies, postage, etc., to me
FBANClS CASEY, st. Louis, Mo.
Sharp County record., 1896-07-31
lCc Cream Made I'm a
Minute.

I haye an Ice Cream Freezer that
will freeze cream perfectly in one min,
ute; as it is such wonder a crowd will
always be around, so anyone can make
from five to six dollars q day selling
cream, and from ten to twenty dollaas a
day selling Freezers, as people will al
ways buy an article, e,wben it isdemonstra-
ted that they can make money by 81
dong, The cream is frozen instantly
and is smooth and free from Jumps. !
save done so well myself have friends
hucceeding so well that I felt IL my du
ty to let others know of this opportunity
as l feel confident that any person IN
any locality can make money, as any
person can sell cream and the Freezer
sells itself, j. +. Casey & Co., ll43 st
Charles St. St. Louis Mo-, will mail you
complete instructions and will employ
you on a salary if you can give then
your whole time.
Sharp County record., 1896-07-31
spoons Free 10 All.

I road in tho Christian Standard I ha
Miss A NJ Fritz, Station A, ST, Louis
Mo, would give an elegant plated hook
spoon to any ono sending hor ten 2.cont
stamps, sent for one and found Il 80
useful that | showed it to my friends
and made SIS in two hours, taking or
dors for the epoon, The hook spoon is a
household necessity 1. oonnot slip into
the dish or cooking vessel, bong held in
place by a hook on The bOck The spoon
ia something housckocpere have needed
ever since spoons were first Invented
Any one Gun got a sample spoon by
sending ten 2-cOnt stamps to Miss Fritz
This is splendid Sway to make money
around home,
Very truly, JGANErrTo s.
Sharp County record., 1896-07-31
Did YW ECcT Nuke Mon en-
ENSV.

Mr. Editor--T have road how Mr.. G.
e. B. mad9 SO much money in the Dish
washer business and think have beat Tim
| am very young yet and have had little
experience in selling goods, but have
made over eight hundred dollars in ten
weeks selling Dish Washers 1t is snip
ly wonderful how easy it is to sell them
All you have to do is to show the ladies
how they work an they cannot help bns
buy one. For the benefit of others | viii
state that | got my start from the Mound
City Dish Washer Co., St, Louis Mo.
Write to them and they will send you
full particulars,
1 think lean clear over SO 600 the
coming gear, and am not going to let
the opportunity pass. Try it and pub.
lish your success for the benefit of Others.
j. +. G,
Sharp County record., 1896-07-31

"In most respects the sup
eriority Of the Democratic
candidate is 50 palpable as to
make comparisons needlesely
cruel in his opponent. What,
then, is the duty of Amerl-
can citizens who desire TO Sc
cure the best possible govern
ment for the Republic during
the next four years? Plainly
it is to vote for that presi-
dental candidate who is
manifestly best fitted to adj
minister the government, and
to settle the financial ques-
tion through their represen-
tatives in congress, Gold
men may vote for gold can
d1dates, silver men for silver
candidates, and the biruetal-
lists fer bimetallists, but no.
body who realizes what is at
stake in this campaign can
vote to abandon a govern
ment of the people, by the
people, for the people, III
favor of government of Nc
Kinley, by Hanna, for a syn
New York Jour
nal.
Sharp County record., 1896-07-31
T II & ECORD
BY J.O.&E SoUTHwoRTH.
our School,

In this issue we are pleas
ed to place the announcement
of the Evening Shade High
School, which will open on
the 14th day of September.
For many years our school
has had a widespread repu-
tation, as being the best IN
stitution of learning in North
Arkansas, Many people all
over the northern counties of
the State can testify to this.
We are glad to say that the
session this year promises to
be a very successful one.
Prof. l. K, Hooper, Of Mel
bourne, has been secured as
principal, and his wife will
have charge of the primary
department.
Prof. and Mrs, Hooper,
are instructors of very great
ability, they having taught
in some of the best schools in
the state. For the past four
years they have had charge
of the high school at Mel
bourne, and all there speak
in the highest terms of them
The first assistants place is
vet to be filled, but we guar
antee a thoroughly competent
person will be secured to take
charge of that department..
Now in order to make the
school more successful than
ever before, it behooves every
member of the executive
board, and every citizen OF
our town and country to throw
their shoulders nobly to the
wheel, and push steadily, all
together, until our school
will rank among the first Of
the State.
Sharp County record., 1896-07-31

The Knoxville Tribune
has been an opponent of the
free coinage of silver, but it
scorns to bolt the Democrat
ic party because it didn't
have it's way. Here is the
way it deals with the
boilers; Each little one
horse paper in the country
that bolts the democratic
ticket will be described by
other boilers and by republi-
cans as a leading democrat
ic paper" Some Of them
will be classed as democratic
that never were democratic,
and some of them never pre-
tended to be-
Sharp County record., 1896-07-31
IT1s a bic thing this year to

IT'S a big thing this year to
be an Arkansas Jones, Dan.
w. Jones for governor, James
K. Jones chairman Of the
Democratic National commit
tee, Paul Jones on committee
to notify Bryan and Sew2ll
of their nomination., John Z.
Jones permanent chairman Of
the Democratic State cOnven-
tion and all the Joneses to
help elect a free silver ticket
in November. Hurrah for
the Joneses and their neigh
bors. -DesArc Guidon,
Sharp County record., 1896-07-31
SOMEHOW WILL BRYAN

SOMEHOW WILL BRYAN
has ceased to exist out on the
Nebraska prairies. Not that
Mr.. Bryan ever assumed a
difference Of demeanor on his
visits home, but the people
rather got the idea that a
man who was big enough to
20 into the councils Of the
leaders was big enough to be
no longer nicknamed, and the
Hon. w. ]. Bryan sprung up
in place Of the law school
graduate who used to speak
to farmers in schoolhouses
and afterward slept with
some young son in the nearest
farmhouse, If you would go
out to Nebraska now and ask
for Will Bryan, people would
wonder whom you meant. -
Chicago Record.
Sharp County record., 1896-07-31
WILLIE G. P. BRECKEN-

WILLIE G. P. BRECKEN-
ridge of Kentucky, notwith-
standing the defeat which
followed his disgraceful con-
duct is again before the Dem
ocrats Of Ashland District
asking endorsement for Con-
gress. 1t is to be hoped that
the honest people Of that
district will give him another
lesson on the Importance of
upright living, 1t is high
time unscrupulous characters
were learning that the
wrongs of lite are not so soon
righted and pnblic scandals
not so easily covered up.
Sharp County record., 1896-07-31

THERE are a great many
reasons why the people OF
the north should come to
Arkansas. They are, as a
rule, enterprising and ener-
getic people, who are not a.
fraid of anything called
work, and people who would
succeed any where, where it
is possible for any one tc
succeed. But in their north
ern homes, they work un'
ceasingly through the farm
ing season, and if the season
hits, (Which occurs about
once in every five years,
they gather abundat crops
but if, as is the case, -four
crops out of every FIVE fail,
they are unayoidably LETT
in bad shape. What, with
fuel and all other necessaries
of life to buy, and a poor
crop to buy them with,
how could they be otherwise
than in bad condition? But
in Arkansas we know nc
such thing as a failure II
crops, and have no sucf
thing as fuel to buy, anf
we raise everything we nee6
to eat, aud have only
to live happy and grow fat
Sharp County record., 1896-07-31

Mr.. G. Neff, a prospector from
Harlan, Iowa, is looking for a loca>
tion ia our county. He says the
stringent times in Iowa has gradual
ly gotten away with his property
and it had become very evident that
he must change locations, He is a,
man whose appearance gives away
the fact that he is Industrious, and
his earnestness shows that he means.
business We welcome all suck men
as Mr., Neff, whether from Iowa or
elsewhere. We feel sure that be Will
find a suitable location IN Sharp
county and trust that his satisfaction
will be sufficient evidence to his
friends to influence them to come to
Arkansas. Hustler Herald.