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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18

Ih~uiore Roualt. II Las Cruces, viii
put In large acreage oi tomatoes this
year, probably about Ia acres. H." Is
having a reservoir constructed IN which
L. store water for use later in the S"ason,
Al II the pas! seasons pr"lnct of tn"
caunery has been disINa,d of aud the
output Tor the coming year will b" fully
double that II the past The cannrry isH
thriving industry.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18

The Political SCIENCE NtuiN Iul' al ia"
rrgular meeting Yesterday touui It nrc
r-sar, 1" give much llnr tu business
matters Delegate w"rr chosen a. at.
tend the Territorial convention AT Nllu-
Iurrqur, the 18th AMI %th NJ April
ThI~ Wn- done Ia make sur" ~ Trptr-"n'
,aiiun bat ~ the meeting l. III" lrSi
territorial gathering IN This cause, II vii
l~ "A uas~ convention, AMI II j. drslr'S
/" have n many attend ~ tlni II posi-
! hlr tn do ~. Mr.. Johns, Jurt returning
from Arizona, viii be- present ~I'h Mis-
\rl-nu Las Vegas optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18
urrn.l,llo Couui,'- Minerals.

The mineral resources Of Bernallll"
county are source Ut great prospective
wealth they consist II gold, silver cop
per. lral. iron and extensive coal depo4
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18
4 D---r,.d rrn,n",i"n.

Sister praxrdrs who for thirteen years
wa- superior ~ the Las Cruces Visitation
academy. and who last year WAS trans
frrrrd to Denver Ia take charge ~ the
Lorrrtto Heights academy. was about
w." weeks ago appointed H. superior gen
rral II the entire order II the Sisters of
Lorrttn. The many friends of the now
Mother Superior Sister Praxeies will be-
pleased Ia hear Of the high tribute paid IA
her worth aud ability. II WAS Ia succeed
Mother PraxrdrS that Mother Francisco
was transferred from Santa Fr.
Mrs. j. v. burke and Mira. Simmon+ al
Win~low, are al SturgrS European.
q. VI. Fairchild and e. VI. Reddish. w,
II. Louis commercial tourists, are In the
city.
Miss trace r.. Barnes who has reside,
In this city the past few years, left foI
Denver last night, where she will In fu
turr reside with her brother, Chas. II
Barnes, The young lady has wild,
circle Of friends IN this city who regret
her departure.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18
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0Pss TO EVERYBODY EyERYE
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18

ltl- hoI~d that the hou," 81 r'prrSen.
tall,rs will pass the till 10 admit New
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18

and an arrangement might be effected
with one OF the passenger conductot- on
the north end 10 have a PARTY. ~ho wouli
he paid fot doing ~. look after The OH
captain ~ the California thp. ~. c"n.
ductor could wire Oh what umu u
through passenger WI coming wh"
would accompany the uniltuua'" man
safely Ia his destination un q lup that
ptumirr- I" bc the last one hr N..l mAke
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18
Nn'h-ts ttsNtUu

lIon j. n Ancheta, q prominent IL.
puhlcan politician ~ -u'h,m New
MrNlcu, WA married Oh a., O.,.O AMI the
SILVER ,itI sentinel has tn 200 Jay dhoti
the marriage.
On the 18Th Inst. ut ih aihnlic
church. 10y Rev \. MORN Do uu- city
Miss Nnt"nia lrc,ino tollm d v Ma
chrtA. William Lucas actc.l a. 'r,t mau
and Mis- k'-a Ancheta VA th' hli"-.
NATL. Miss lfrNinO IL thu uirr' - The
late ten. lrrNinO VIM fought against ll'
| French III the hattie ~ Ptirlld aud hrI
! father. j. VI. lfeNiho, Is u mlchhnt II
, mhuahua, Mexico. being tlr "ni"I
m"mh"t 1T the mercantile iitm - ltr
vino y uuhLalr~, ~ that place Nt'l
the ceremony Mr.. aud Mr. Nurhrt1
buaflrd the o'clock train uu their w.,
ding ttip and will b. absent W,"k u
ten days. Ron voyage
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Sharp County record., 1896-01-24
From Grdnge.

J. r, Metcalf was visiting rela,
tlves and friends here last week.
John Roe, who has been quite
sick for some tune is convalescent,
s. j. Shaver made a business trip
to Black River on the 18th.
To the disappointment Of his
many friends, has declared that he
will not make the race for sheriff
this year,
Jno, Baker has been acting very
strangely of late. - There's little
at his house who will never don a
par of boomers.
Just % more days says Enos
Wann, until the noted Shaver. W ann,
Sulivan>Smlthee. .Sunday>base-b a ]
trial will come off.
Will Bell IS the champion WIN G
shot of these parts. 70 qualls Is the
result of |? straight shots.
j. L, Shaver is erecting a neat
cottage on a beautiful emihence Just
north of Grange, What it means Is
beng conjectured by the mamas,
maidens and men folks.
Geo B, Wilson of BatesvilIe is
now behind the counter at j. l..
Shaver g. Cos OF this place.
Rev, Crabtree preached at the
Baptist church Sunday to an attentN
i've audience.
Sharp County record., 1896-01-24

W, =. Shaver stopped at the Hard,
HotelHnr!rg his stay at Hardy. He
says ii a mau wants a good meal anc
comfortable bed that is the place
to stop.
Mr., a. L. Crouch, of Batesville.
was ifV'he city Saturday taking
ordeastor,4he Oliver Chill Plows.
MesIers May5ery and Goodman of
Tennessee are here closing a trade
for farm three miles from town.
Everybody says that Sam David
son outdid himself IN addressing the
grand jury this week. He never
fails to hold the attention of his
hearers, upon whatever subject be
speaks, Hustler Herald.
The Newport Daily News in
speaking of Judge McCaeb OF this
district, who Is holding court at
Newport for Judge Powell, says:
"LawyerS say that the charge of
Judge McCaleb to the grand jury
was one of Lhe finest ever delivered
in jackson county's court house.
WA n. Collins started Monday
mornln4to st. Louis, via. Cushman,
with a pr of hogs Tor W. A. Ed,
wards.
Hayde Shaver left Tuesday morn.
ing for st, Louis with a car oe cattle
A 7
Sharp County record., 1896-01-24
MaGVjLIe Mites.

Health generally good.
Weather? Oh my! Well, we'll
try to weather through.
House roofing is the order of the
day. ex-Judge Matheny and Flnlas
OoSs having just put new roofs on
their residences.
Mrs. T. E. Plckens has been quite
indlsposed for the last few days.
&. }. Doss was summoned to the
sick bed of his brother Homer, IN
jackson county last week,
Ed Cole is rejoicing over the ar>
rival of fine boy. Some seem to
think Ed will recover. but it is
doubtful.
Rev, Manley has filed his first ap-
poiEtment at this place, and the
church and people are all highly
pleased with hlm.
Pink Tindell was summon ING
witnesses and jurors for the Febru.
ary term of court last week.
Sharp County record., 1896-01-24

DEAR RECORD; Last week !
went to the nice little town of Cave
City, spent two days very plcasant>
ly with the good people of that vi.
cinity Preached once to q good
congregation, and circulated as much
as much as practicable while in
their midst, My visit was mucn en-
joyed religlouSly, socially, and mas
terally. received kind words and
became The recipient of generous
acts, which demonstrated the friend.
ship of those people toward their
new preacher.
My business there was to look out
a locality for the year, as 1t had been
suggested that | make my home IN
that community, but after taking a
general view, and conversing freely
some Of the brethren, | concluded
with them, that perhaps it would be
best to live here, the former home Of
the preacher, The inducements off,
fered by the brethren there were as
much as could be asked under the
circumstances. Bro. Laman offered
meSa house free Of rent, this was all
that | could ask, But as there was
already a parsonage here, and as |
was without house furniture, or
money to meet tie demands which
were upon me, and as | had heard
that the generous people Of this
town would furnish the parsonage,
which they have IN part, | thought
1t woJld be the better plan, and no
de,rmont TO the work, for me to re-
nam here, | hope everything will
be satisfactory, aud 1t 10 as far as |
know, rne people of Evening Shade
were wiling for me to live at Cave
City provided ! wanted to, and the
people there would do by me as they
proposed, And theN Of Cave City
seemed perfectly willing for me to
live here, when matters were eXN
planned to them. At least, this Is
my impression,
| think no unknd feelings exist
between places, consequently there
will be no friction, loSpcet to preach
as much there as here, and will
spend much Of nay time in the homes
Of the good people at that place.
My sncerost thanks TO Bro, j, A,
Ioman for his unprecedented kind.
ness, May he this year, enjoy the
fullncss OF the blessings of Christ,
May the Lordprosper hun in all his
ways, Bro Lamon and others showed
mo the rreulN SIDE Of his nature,
\" iOc Govanu,>
Sharp County record., 1896-01-24
Voting Contest.

The publisher of this paper will
give to the most popular lady,
married or SINGLE in Sharp county,
bran new White Sewing Machine,
to be decided by the subscribers of
The SHARP COUNTY RECORD, as
follows:
All voters must use the ballot
taken from this paper, except at the
time OF entering new subscribers.
Each cash subscriber for one wear
will be entitled to SO votes at the
time OF payment, and one vote eacn
week cut from the paper thereafter
till the close of the contest. Subs
scnbers for SIX months, who pay so
cents cash, can vote 25 votes at the
time of entry and will haye one vote
per week till the close.
ANY person may vote who pres
sents the ballot below properly filed,
and can vote any number of times.
AT the close Of the contest (Feb.
l4th next,) a committee of dlsinter,
ested gentlemen will be chosen to
assist the editor IN canvassipg the
vote; and the lady receiving thH
highest number Of votes will receive.
delivered at her residence, one of
the latest improved White Sewing
Machines, attachments included.
Ballots will be deposited In box
prepared by, and kept in possession
of, the editor, also, book will be
kept and a correct list Of all votes
will be promptly recorded therein,
so that the progress Of the contest
may be announced each week In the
proper column.
Voting may begin at once. Enter
your tavorte with next issue.
How They Stand.
MRS DEsTY GREEN, 527,
Mrs. W, A. MAINLY. 1913.
THE RATTnT
Sharp County record., 1896-01-24

Miss Ida Cunningham. of Little
Rock, arrived here Saturday, and
will spend a month visiting her
parents.
Bro Manley preached two as fine
sermons Sunday as our people ever
had the pleasure of listening to.
His sermon at IL a. m. was directed
to the back>slidden church members
and if he didn't say the right thing
every time he spoke, then we are
mistaken.
There are % cases on the Criml.
nal docket to be tried here at the
February term Of court.
One for murder IN the first degree.
One for assault and battery,
-Four for larceny.
One for iIIega. voting.
One for permitting illegal voting,
One for selling whiSkey without
license.
One for Illegal cohabitation.
Three on information.
Two for carrying pistols.
Three for trespass.
Two for breach Of peace.
One for malicious mischief.
Six for disturbing peace.
One for forgery.
There are also s cases on the law
docket, and 9 cases in chancery,
Sharp County record., 1896-01-24
Card of Thanks,

We hereby tender our sincere
thanks to the good people, both
young and old, for the coplus bene>
fits which issued IN consequence of
their visit to the parsonage last
Tuesday night, They brought with
them, not only kind words and
smillug faces, which bespoke to the
preacher and family the warmcst
friendship, 6nt material blessings
such as preacher and his attendants
need to subsist upon, Their pound
lngs mean something, They have
some bearing, such as will keep a
fellow from buying many of the sub
stantials for some time. Oar large
dining table was unable to hold TIE
precious articles brought, SO the
floor had to receive the surplus. We
feel very kindly toward this people
and our friends they are, we think,
TLey have impressed us thus.
Beloved's: Let's by Gods grace,
make this the happest year Of our
history. Why not?
Sincerely.
W, A. MANLEY.
Sharp County record., 1896-01-24
Collectors Notice.
Notice is hereby gwen that

Notice is hereby gwen thai
- the underslghned Sheriff
and Collector of Sharp county, Ark
ansas, will meet the Taxpayers of
the county, for tie purpose of
collecting the taxes for year 1894
at the following times and places
to-wit;
Hardy township, at Hardy. Jan, 16
and H. 1896.
Lower North, at Jim Strides Jan. 20.
Upper North, at Willis BANDS Jan
North Union, at Joe Sullivan's, Jan.
70.
South Union, at Garner place, Jan. 23.
jackson, at Willilord, Jan, "a and 25.
Highland, al precinct, Jan, 81.
RlehwOOts, at Ash Flat, Jan, 29 and 90.
Davidson, at Kings Mill, Jan. 80,
Morgan, at Center, Jan. 81.
Lebanon, at precinct, Feb. l.
Washington, at precinct, Feb. "a.
Dig hock, at precinct, Feb. 20.
Strawberry, at precinct, Feb. 26.
Big Creek at precinct, Feb. 27.
Scott, at precinct, Feb %.
Scott, at Or. Tibbles, Feb. 80.
Cave, at Cave City, March, 2.
Sullivan at precinct, Mar. 3.
Sullivan, at Sidney, Mar, 4.
johnson, at precinct, Mar. S.
Piney Fork at Evening Shade, Mar.
s aud 7.
Lave Creek, at precinct. Mar. 9.
Please bring the correct nuns
Der of your land with you, SO
you can pay trxes on your own
and.
GEORGE W. MULLEN,
Sheriff and Collector.
Sharp County record., 1896-01-24
Evening Shade Circuit Appointments.

Evening Shade Circuit Appointments.
lst Sunday at Sidney, II o'clock
a, m. and Saturday night before,
Evening Shade 7p. m.
2nd Sunday Maxville II am. and
Saturday 8 p, m. Cave City 7p. n
3rd Sunday at Evening Shade II
a. m. and 7 p. m.
4th Sunday at Cave City II a, m.
and p, m.
Sharp County record., 1896-01-24
LOCAL NEWS.

/ srz1
Charlie Stokes was the RECORDS
Devil this week.
Some more ram this week, and a
good article of mud.
Bristow and Co. are makiug
liquor every day.
Notice change IN Williams and
Edwards card,
If you owe US anything we would
receive it thank fully.
Little Maggie Southworth has
been quite sick this week.
Mrs. Cathey is visiting her daugh-
ter at Cave City this week.
Walter Metcalf Is ont oc sight
with a guitar on certain occasions.
6. W. and Pink Oliver, of Sidney,
were IN the city yesterday on buSi,
ness.
Qnita a number of MaxvIlle
people attended county court this
week.
A. P. John, the Hardy barber
was attending county court yester~
day,
The young folks enjoyed a party
at the residence of Wiley Browu
Tuesday night.
The Commissioners OF accounts
have been going over the books Of
the county this week.
County court has been in session
this week, No very important
business was transacted.
EVERYBODY says the RECORD is
all right, and there must be some
truth in what everybody says,
Tom Love and family, of near
Franklin, lizard county were visiting
IN the city this week.
Tom Parsons and G. NJ. Lewis,
two popular travhng men, spent
Monday night in the city.
One hundred bushels of corn for
sale, cheap for c'sh. Call at this
office.
Remember we give Won so votes
IN the contest for every S you pay IN
advance for the RECORD.
Notice the Milling Co.'S cad"
this week. They make you a gilt
edged proposition.
w. i, Stokes left Monday after
noon 80 vlslt his sister IN Craighead
county. He will be gone about a
week,
IF you can't attend prayer meeting
yourself, stay at home with the
children and let your wife 60 next
Thursday night.
Why didn't YOU attend prayer
meeting last night? You surIey
ought to. Come out next Thursday
night,
Allen Morris and wife visited
Mrs. Ms mother IN the ctv Wed,
nesday night retaining home yester-
day.
W, N. Shaver has joined the COW
punching brigade, He went to
Hardy Tuesday, with a drove for
Mr.. HuGstedler.
6, T, Myers of North Missouri
and VIII Taylor of Scott Township
passed through town Wednesday
with $50 head Of fine cattle.
We are glad to say that Rev. w.
/. Atkinson, who has been danger.
ousy SICK for some weeks, is very
much better.
There is more money in cattle and
hogs than there is in cotton. Ii you
don't believe 1t, investigate the
matter for yourself.
We are sorry to say that Cuff
Berry, who lives four miles west of
town, is confined to his room with
what the physicians call synovts of
the wrist.
Ben. F. Porter, Of Poughkecpsle
was very pleasant caller az this
Office Tuesday morning, Ben says
that he 'Ilundoubtedly be in the
race for assessor.
Rpv w II Uulbp or fNa.,,o.
The Lamar register., 1896-01-04
yIii.la,.

Look" she almost shrIeked In hes
rage as she shock the paper under his
face -oh. villain. villain. have found
you cut IN all your base pernty."
Il beg your pardor.- faId the youns
man. but I'm afraid doa'i quite fol-
lox yoa--
This Is your letter TO no.-
yes"
1T erea;hes the tendssssi affections.
doesn't ifg-
Il aatteE myself" he answered. with
4 compiaeont bow. ~tha; It does"
1T is ardent In It's Protcs,auens Of
undying devotion, isn't ItTr'
"lf it wss-as intended It. there's no
doubt about Il being So
"Look-look here she hissed. "and
then turn your face In shame. Here arc
the unmistakeable traces Of carbon
paper. This letter was man.fcldedr'-
Washington Star.
The Lamar register., 1896-01-04
Mr. pluinrh..a.. chr,.tna..

'f'm ever 50 glad ihas tomorrow VIII
be Christmas" said Mr.. Dillingham;.
wcariy. as he came In and took on hls
overcoaJ. "a fIan who works as hard as
I do needs a holiday good deal of1sner
than he gets oce. It's an Immense relief
to know that don't have 70 sc, up carry
tomorrow morning and hustle on to The
store" runs a story in Puck.
"rm sure It mus, be- replied Mrs
Dlllngham. as she kissed her husband,
'.Iiow do you expect 10 pus In fae day
'srhe-e are several little things I've
laid Ont to DO. I've beea wautilac 70
paint the window and door screens ever
ssnce took them ia WHEN 5lic lles len.
but | haven't seerned 10 find time 20 DO
Il They VIZ las, hngcs and look he;-
ter n they receive a good coat of pasni
when they are put away Tor the winter
Il suppose that IS qu.te true,' Mrs
Dillingham; assenici
After | gee lie fly Servers painted"
Mr., Dillingham; want on. Il inteai tp
put up that -, of shelves In tho PARRY
that you have wanted foT 50 long Some
planks have in sle cellar VIII DO vcry
well. aud can saw them into proper
lengths aud smooth thesB on with my
3lck-piane IN al hour. used 70 be
very handy with tools before We moved
" tAlf N4fI NFAlANaAAEi
'-Ycs, indeed; I remember the nicr
window ssut you made iE our hupss a
Worthwhile. HOW happy we were 10 oa-
owa home when we were iiTsi gna-Tieis'
Mrs DAhn<ham lost herself ~ Trirp-
speci.oa for a minute Or fuc and thea
added; "rve often thauEhs I'D Ike 10
have A ws1siJw seat Ia the sitting Tp1m
here. II you'd hammer one up I'D nAge
some comfar,abie cushions FOR Il. and i
would b. such couyealcnee-ailnast
IKE a new SOFA
Every well. dear: IN DO that after
pn; up the set OF shelves IN The pantry.
while | have my tod oAest ont There's
more lumber 81 the cellar slian ! shall
need fnr the siaelves"
'.Is thae sf ycu haye 10 DO co Chrzs,.
mas day. Benjamin.
.'Yes. | thlak shas's an
AFTER that. iovc. wish you'd pspcr
the two bedrooms iu tho mlnsdri. They
need X 50 drcadfuily. FOR they navea'i
been papercd n years. bcuEhE so1na
real nice paper down town to-day q, n
great bargain. and Il was delivered a
whae ago. II yon'H se, these thazs
done. Beg tamsn. dear. you may have al
TIE res, OF the holiday for yol- own
sesE"
The Lamar register., 1896-01-04
save. /. Yortan..

Monterey. Tenn. CSpecia!l-one of
,ur prominent citizens here. Col James
e. Jones. secretary and treasurer OF the
Cumberland Mountain Coal CO.. IL on
The high road TO make his fortune. and
attributes the fact TO his recent cure
from the tobacco habit He IVES an
tnyeterate user Of tobacco fer many
years. consuming so much as 10 make
serious inrcads on both his purse and
bis health One hox OF No-To-B B4e com
pletely cured him. and he gained seven
pounds in less than two weeks. Within
three days after starting TO use So-To-
Bac the desire for tobacco was entirely
gone. Col. Jones says 10 all tobacco
users that No-To-Bae win do as recon-
mended and is worth by FAR more than
It's weight in gold.
The Lamar register., 1896-01-04
rhl. n.ppsn.a .. q. Ilah.

Only recently was Ioreialy i'm
pressed by the curiosity. romance or
reyerence-call It what you will-that
the masseh seem to have for anything
possessing a title. on Washington
street a large crowd had gathered In
front OF a shoe store and score or more
of persons we're scrambIIng over each
others backs TO get glimpse at some
thing behind the plate glass; Think
Ing some Wild animal whose hide was
used for footwear or some other curl
osity was being exhibited. Joined the
throng. when finally forced my way
through the crush l saw pair Of pat
ent-leather shoes labeled: These
shoes were made for the duke Of Marl-
borough. Boston Post.
The Lamar register., 1896-01-04
-. ,l..l.rn 10 ) :.

Has found that her liille ones are IN
proved more by the pleasant laxative,
Syrup of IflEs. when IA need of tA4
laxative effect or Een,le remedy. 'han
By any other. aud thar Il i E,lcsc sc-
eepfable to them Children ca}oy 4
and IL bene1as them. Tho true rem
edy. Syrup OF Figs. Is manufactured By
the California Fig Syrup Co. oaly-