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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-05-27
M d / o r 6 o t B aire.

bel nad Saniibar gu berbinbern. So
re Gpmmanbeure tperben bon GDnia
3eopolb ernannt, bic Mann11aften
aum srDbten She'll aus ben bon ben
Mtftonaren er5osenen Wailen. beatp.
aus befreiten @flapen ersGn5t, nit
benen bic 8eieafdaft cine Nnaabl ten
befeitisten Poiten in ben genannten@e=
bietstbeilen befebt bat.8is jebt perfiigt
bic 9eieaf4aft f9on iiber msbrere @e=
f6iibe, bemnd9it audi iiber spei
Dampfer auf benz Sansanpifaiee.
Dab bic bDberen Sffictere nieler
Sruppen in ben unter ibrer gontrole
ftebenben @ebieten Elm ltrenses Reai=
ment fiibren, lit bur9 bas Worae6en
bes Maior Qotbaire CUR @eniiae oar=
getban tporben. Oieier lieb befanntliA
ben englii4n gambler @totes obne
Weiteres erfdieben, ipeir berfelbe ben
@tlapenbdnblern Maffen eeliefert unb
tonIt 8ori9ub geleiitet 1aben folIte.
gon einem &riessgeri9t iit iibriqens
Maior2ot9aire erit tiir5li9 freigefpro=
den, b. :. fein 8orseben ala sere9tfer=
tigt anerfdnnt tporben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-05-27
NicpIaif r 1 {.

Sait; aber bic aablreiden fremben gles
mente aus ben afabemii6 unb ben
8eamtentreiien bnineen oo4 in ods
eeiitige unb seIelltee 2eben - mo-
mentli6 i'm Winter = cine gang unz
sspObnli9e Heelamteit. Oa, abgez
ieben BON elmer grDberen Waidinen=
bauanitalt, bD9ftens Der 8ornz, Sols=
unb 5ti6banbel (ber lebtere nit feiner
orisinenen r9erinesbDrie") etipas srDz
bere 8sbeutuns beanipruden fOnnen,
eebOrt grober Reidt3unl gu ben feltez
men ausnabmen; aber cine eepiHe
Woblbabenbeit' tit siemli6 peit perz
breitet unb eigentli6e Nrmutb ieltener
als fonit meiit in Stdoten gleiaer
9rDbe.
Maden mir na9 fur5er Wanberung
bd Elm penig Salt, mo Der 8aa berz
mittels elmer lleberfiibrung bic &ubes
nopitrabe iiberI6reitet, 10 ieben mir
sunGdfit otpei bon ben alten &ir6z
tbiirmen, lints ben rtleinen Sucob"
re9ts ben nlansenNieplaus" por uns;
bic hide Marie" aeigt ii9 uns erit be-
trddtGb ipdter. Die Nteolattir9e.
elet9 ibren beibsn S9peItern i'm soz
tbii4en Stil gebalten, tiinoigt ii9
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esatt,ter Serfetbc.

Die Srau profeHorin min NIT
tbrem Manne etnen Spa5tergan9 maz
9en unb ertpartet benielben Dor benz
9aufe. Der 9err Profehor eri4etnt
audi piinftlid, bat aber aus 8erIeben
1etnen alten Hod anbebal.en.
80" meint er, als feline 5rdu i'm
barauf aufmertiam ma4t, ubus merit
man ihperli6!"
rQlber better Mann, I" entsssnet bieie,
niieb' nur, Der Rod paBt ia gar niAt
81 Oeiner neuen 9oie!"
rOu bait 9eat, geltebte gupbros
fine!" entsesnet Der 9err profei1or,
sebt nod einmal in bic Wobnung 5uz
rid unb eriheint nun in ieiner -
alten 9o1e.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-05-27

ReselmdBig, penn SrGuletn Ma=
rtetta Berner ibr 5riibitiid auf Der
Serrafe bes 8abebotels einnabm, 1ab
bort an einem bena6barten Slide elm
ituttliher, offenbar ben befen &reiien
angebDriger 8abegait, ipel9er cine
SlaI9e 8ier trant unb cine Wurft bd=
3u ub. Seine imponirenbe, mdnnli9e
@eltalt, feline reselmdbisen, enersii9sn
3iiee unb iein rubises eebilbetes 8ez
nebmen batten Marietta balb fir i'm
geponnen unb iie beoba9tete ibn unz
abldiiig nit benz Snterefe, ipel6es
eiae ldnsit beiratbsfdbise, sereiftere
Dame fir einen fdOnen Mann in sez
febteren Sabren INNER Be iibt. Nber
leioer i6ten ibre 4ufmertiamteit ibm
Bis jebt entsansen gu fein.
Oa enbli9 - beute als ibn eben
ipieber Elm 8lid aus ibren brauen Nuz
gen itreifte, ipra9 er nit ionurer
Stimme gu ibr: nMein 5rdulein, i9
babe fdon ieit ldngerer 3eit bas Werz
sniisen, sic bier gu feben! -. 2ieben
sic Wurit nit &raut?"
Sbre Seele jau9ate auf. Mobl
mar bic Nnfniipfuns ettpas ieltiam
getpdblt; aber er tniipfte bod tpenigz
items an. 8, nun tommt es balb -
bas erlDIenbs Wort! Sraumtrunfen
abnte fie fAon Stranbpromenabe, @ez
itdnbnib, Stanbesamt, 9o4aeitsreiIe!
rNd ia!" ieufste iie baber bolb ers
rDtbenb.
vNun," berfebte er nit feinem tiefen
BARTON unh Itedte fi6 elm neues Stiid
Murf an bic @abel. vbann ftDren sic
bod Sbre NebenmerF9en ni9t INNER
nit Sbrer 9ungermitre, unb beitellen
Sic 1i6 eben um's 6ilnmelpillen au9
einmal 10 cine Wurit!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-05-27
Sic Wttrlrdfte oes Tongosg gtaates.

esni 3inblid auf bic tiirSlih gemel=
beten Mufftdnbe bon Gingeborenen bes
Congo Staates erfheint' es bon Sns
tereife, einen 8lid auf bic Weilttdr@
Srganifatipn s,l tperfen, bic IN Tah@
freiien nur ipenig. il, tpeiteren Gret@
fen iiberbaupt niht befannt 1T. Ourh
Oecrete bonn 5. MueuIt unb II. Nos
pember 1888 beatp. bonn 80. Suit 1891
ipurbe eine aus Guropdern, bic meilt
benz belgifhen 9eer entnpmmen tparen.
unb @ingeborenen cine Sruppe sorz
mirt. beren Mufsabe es fein iolte, Nus
be unb Orbnuns i'm Snnern bes aan=
bes baneben aber AUDI, bic 9errfdaft
Der Regieruns iiber folde 2anbestbeis
le aufre9t au erbalten, tpo Elm btrecter
ginfluB berielben porldufis nod ntat
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-05-27
GreifsmdD.

limb in greifsnaIb, ba tpebt Der
Mino 10 falt," beibt es nur su riAttg
i'm rltniperiitGtenliebe". Mber trobs
benz biirfen min beute bic Gtiterctens
iermDnde icenen, Die 1888 ben Srt
als MarftplaB fir ibr alofter (glz
bena) anlegten. Shon 1850 our
beutiden Stabt erboben, purbe
9reifspalb friib5ettis zines Der angez
Iebenitsn 9lieoer Der 9ania i'm ppmz
mernlenbe. Ser Ssabtfure, bas beibt
Der Stumtpddter bon ct. Nicplat,
idb BON feinem boben Sise tpieberbolt
bas frobe 8etpimmel eines 9anidtages
unb gar oft ben @usaug ipebrhafter
8iirserihaaren. 9lber felt benz feds
sebnisn Sabrbunbert perfielen bic
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-05-27

redts ben RarlsplaB liesen. Wsnise
Ghritte tpetter mir baben unieren
Mnsgangspuntt fait tpieber erreiht =
biegen mir bonn Walle linfs in bic
Oomitrabe Elm, bic uns an Der Sacobi-
firhe borbei balb gum Mubenotpplabe
fiibpt. gon befen Wtitte, Dor benz
aterli4en, 1856 errihteten Hubenptpz
Oenfmal itebenb, haben mir ben beiten
8lid auf bic ftattltche Sront bes 1850
eingeipeibten NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bas
Bis 1882 AUDI mod bic 8ibltotbef unb
nod einise Sabre ldnser ben srObten
She'll Der 9Drfdle beberberste. Die
lebteren befinben iih iebt, in benz 1885
bolenbeten, fid on bic 0interleite Der
llniperiitdt anfdliebenben rotben8ad>
iteinbau bes GollesiengebGubes. Oiez
fem seseniiber erbebt fi9 bic fattlthc,
dlBerit prattif6 einseri9tete 8iblio>
tbet i'm Slorentiner @til.
8on 9reifspalb brinat uns Elm
Dampfer in 5tpdnais Minuten na4
glbena. Wir nanbern aunddit su ber
IN einem tleinen parfe eelegenen alos
fterruine; bas Glpiter, fdon UNI 1850
ausgefprben, tpurbe 1853 bon ben
Waleniteinern aepit0rt. Damn sebt
es ipeiter au benz berrliden @lifenhain,
nit ieinen fir bic Oitfeeeegenben 10
6arafteriftifden tbeilpeile eabrbun=
berte alten 8u9en. NatiirIih aber
tpollen mir audi nod bas Meer feben.
gine piertelitiinoise Wanberung fiibrt
uns gum Stranbpapiaon, Der einen
fbDnen 8lid auf bas INNER sleide
nnb bod audi eipig tpe9Ielnbe Meep
bietet. Sreili9 baben mir ni6t bic
offene See, fonbern nur einen fleinsn
Meerbufen ppr uns; Bel beiterem Wetz
ter erfennt man beutli9 bic pielee=
friimmte 8iiite bon Riigen. Meiit lit
bic Waherfld6e aiemlih slatt; aber
,pie iebr Elm Norboftlturm bic 9cenerle
dnoern fann, lebrt bic sroBe Sturm>
flutb bon 1872, nobel bas Wafer Des
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-05-27

Sransport BON Hebellen.
f9aften als nDtbig ertpieien, I'm BET
ibnen bic Srbnung aufre6tauerbalter.
8eiipielstpsile fiibrte i'm Sabre 1893
bic 6 Wetbe, 300 reeuldre Soloaten
adblenbe Expedition nah &afongo
5000 Mili3en als SrGser nit iih.
2lue Werfude nit Sraetbieren,
felbit NIT &ameelen unb glepbunten,
iinb mibgliidt, bafiir peroen jeBt aber
bic MaHeritraben in pollemMabe ansz
genubt, unb es tpirb bies nod mebr sez
19eben, 1obalb bic i'm 8au befinblibe
400 &ilometer lanse Normallpurbabn
BON Matabi na6 2eopolopille aurllmz
sebung Der 2ibingitone Stromi4nelz
len benz 8strieb iibergeben iein tpirb.
9egenpdrtig iinb erit 129 &ilometer
fertis, bennod iibt tie fhon einen sro=
Ben Ginflub auf ben 8erfebr aus.
3. 5iilfstruppen. Sobalo bic Sts
9erbeit i'm Snnern gefdbrbet 1T, fols
len ale i'm Staatsbienit itebenben 8ez
amten unb 4rbeiter cine bur9 Sfftciez
re ooer gipilbeamte befebligte 9iilfsz
truppe bilben. Sin glet9es sei9iebt
nit ben Mrbeitern Der @ifenbabnseieuz
f9aft, bon benen Elm She'll bic Side
rung Der Gtfenbabn iibernimmt, Der
anbere bic GeIerpe bilbet.
4. Die bon Der briiKeler 9(ntiiflane=
rel 9eieai9aft # aufgeitellten Sret=
corps beiteben felt benz 9erbit bes Sab
res 1883 in ben 2Gnbern tpeitli9 bes
Sanganbitaiees, nm ben Stlabenbanz
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-05-27

4Ite 9Guier am Martt.
f4on burd tbren Fattliben, fait 100
Weter boben, meilentpeit ii9tbaren
Sburm, BON benz Der 8lid tpeit iiber
bas 2ano unb ben 8obben I9peift,
als bic eisentlide 9aupttir9e Der
Stabt an. Mebn i'm 0orbererunbe
liegen bic Qusenflinit unb bas pbplioz
losii4e Snititut, auf Der Mubenieite
bes Wals aber, fait seraoe unter uns,
bic tatboliibe air9s nit ibren aierliz
9en gotbiihen Sormen. Der tpeitere
Wes fiibrt uns an Der ftdbtii9en bDz
beren W}db6eni6ule unb an bem biez
Ter i9rd9 gegeniber liegenben itottlis
den Jligelbau bes @Dmnaiiums por=
Bel. 8alo oarauf erbliden min linfs
unter uns ben f9Dnten She'll Der Nnz
laeen, ben Miintergrunb, bic Sh0pfz
ung bes por tpenisen Sabren Der ftorz
benen bumorpolen 8otaniters prpfeI<
for Weiinter. Our9 bieien suriidtpan=
oernb, gelansen mir re9ts bur9 bic
Jleii6eritrube na9 benz 9auptmurft.
Sn oefen Mitte erbebt ii9 felt benz
Seoantase 1892 bas ariegerbentmal;
auf Der Weitieite feiIeln ben 8lid Der
i4One &enaifancebau bes Aatbbeules
uno baneben bas altertbiimlicbs Sic
belbaus Der Ratbsapotbefe. 8om
Martt fiibrt uns bic 8u9ftrabe, porz
iiber an ben einftisen. bur9 Safeln
tenntli9en Dobnunsen 6. M. Mrnbt's
(No. ID unb bes bamalisen Ginidbz
rig : Jreipillisen Otto bon 8isn1ard
(yfo. 42), gu benz aiiitenflub. Der
@reifspalb nit bemgobben berbinoet,
bem RDd.
Wanbern mir mad Meiten gu ipeiter
am Steinbeder Sbor porbei, 70 baben
mir aleih barauf burh bic 9unnenz
IT. - sinsn malerii4en Bid auf bic
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fonit 10 unI9ulbisen 3pd bic san5e
9afeneeaenb 8reifspalb's iiberz
f6nemmte.
Glbenu TT, tpie bas geseniiberliez
senbe Wiet, Elm befu6ter 8abeort unp
cine beliebte SommerfriI4e. Oieie
bequeme 9abegeleeenbeit, bic quite 8erz
binbung nit Hiigen unb bas reee eeiz
fttge unb geiellise 2eben MAIDEN
@reifspolb namentli9 i'm CONNER gu
einem iebr angenebmen Mufentbalt.
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Il 1ntperfitd sbibltotbef
9ania unb ber Oit1eebanbel INNER
mebr; ipdrliher ipuroe bic 3abl Der
S9iffe i'm 9reifspalber 8obben.
slud bic 1856 5umetit purd bas 8erz
bienit bes tbattrdf ftigen 8iireermeiz
tiers 9einrih Rubenotp beeriinbete
Sphi4ule fonnte ldnsere 3eit niht gu
re6ter 8liitbe eelaneen. sbrem err
fpeuli4en 9lufidpunge ieit 9lnfang
oes iieben5ebnter Sdbrbunoerts madz
ten 1927 bic S6aaren Mallenitein's
elm raf9es gnoe. 9lber i'm Sunt 1851.
riidte 9uitap Mbolf in bic Stabt Elm,
unb bic i9neriten &riessleioen paren
borbei. Orei Sabre fpdter CAB Der lebte
pommernber5og Spgislap XIV.
bur3 S6entung Der friibenen Gloez
naer aloitergiiter, bic balo einen iiberz
raidenb rei9en Grtrag lteferten, enoz
lid au6 Der llniperiitdt cine iolibe
matertelle 9runblage. gber bic pielen
ariese, tpieberbulte feinoli9e Seiesunz
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u n niberfitGt.

Ricolaifir6e unb geIangen balb gu ben
lhOnen Nnlasen Der umgebung bes
ihmuden Gols unb Moorbubes. Di.
6auptgeidGftsitraBe. bic 2angttra5e,
qn ihrtm Gnbe ireAaeilb, itben mir
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gFllsitea
Bon Ribaro 3ooamant,.

1 Muffdldst
SIN Malbe
Griiblins ietn 3elt.
Nun trdst,
Wie babe,
Geitfdmud bic Welt.
Mie idSn
Grflinaet
Woaelseians,
Die 96bn
llmfhlinget
Grimes 9eranf.
Nun pilsert bur6 bas bliibsnos eane
Die iunge 2tebe 9ano in 9anb.
Sm 9er5en tlopft's 10 eigen.
llnb als bic Nadtieall ertpaht,
Da fiihen iib atpei 2ippen ia6t
llnb Wort unb Wunld erf6tpetgen.
Qlm 8ah
Sm R0bribt
Jliiftert Der Winb:
Mie f6na6,
Mie tbDri6t bic Menf6en fnb.
Dr6 leis i'm Baum iingt Elm 0Dgslstn
Mie iiib, ipie berrli4 muB 2tebe 1etn!
Sharp County record., 1896-08-14
M0neV ErelV Minnie.

While only 4 young woman, Ada
V. Peters conducts the Farmers In
dustra Union, published at Col.
umbus, 0. successfully and it is now
in Its llth year. The lady proposes
that everybody should be at work
making money and offers to put,
ladies and gentlemen 10 tie way OF
making s. to 81 a day She will
send the following famous formulas
for preserving fruit in a natural
state, that does away with cooking
and sealing wax. Gou should sell
two day and make dollar each,
Second: To keep eggs year alta
cost of one cent per dozen. Ion
should sell two a day at ST each.
THIRD; The French complexion,
cream, which bcauiihes the complex
ION, and one second after using a
cambrlc handkerchief can be pressed
over the face without greas-
ing otsolliug 1t. You should sell four
a day at 25cGnts each. Fourth: a lire
eytinguishcr that Is IN powdered
form A fortune to farmers; you
should sell two a day at 81 each.
Fifth: A set of silver-platcd tea,
spoons that You should sell at 80
cents and should sell six sets a day.
The above, is called "The Farmers
Industrial Union Outfit" and witt
be sent to everyone who wants to
make money free, if they become a
subscriber for the paper one year.
Send one dollar and start a business
OF your own. You vail like the pa
per
FlR3ERs' INDUSTRIAL UMoN.
Columbus, 0.
Sharp County record., 1896-08-14

Ed Shaver and brother are up
from Strawberry, Lawrence county.
this week as witnesses IN Circuit
court
J, Neely Shaver and daughter,
MISS Bermce, of Mammoth SPRING
are visiting relatives and friends IN
our town.
Berry & Collins have 5mlt a shed
On the east side of their shop, winch
will add very materially TO their
comfort these hot days.
Ellis Marlin is again proprietor OF
the barber shop, he having bought
it from Sam Fore last Thursday
See his card IN this issue.
Elder Howard, a minister OF the.
Christian order is conducting series
of meetings here, and we are glad to
saw IS having good success.
In Groves Tasteless Chill Ttnic You
now what YOU are fixing. 1t is simple
Iron and Quinine in a tasteles9 form
Ii is sold on a guarantee-No Cure NO
Pay price Soc
R. D. Williams, one Of BatcsvlIIe'S
most enterprlsing and SucceSSl III
business men, spcGt several days IN
our town this and last week,
/, X. McGlnnis, one Of the most
popular merchants of Hardy, died
at his home at that place the first OF
the week, after a lingering Illness
The young people extend cordlc
A, invitation to the older people oil
the town TO come ont and help them
in the weekly Wednesday nlght
prayer meeting, Win you come!
Groves Taateless Chill Tonic has stood
the test for ten years ! When any dealer
tries to induce you to take some other
make. YOU may know that it Is some che p
compound on which he makes large
profit, Evory bottle Of Groves guaraHt-
teed
Miss Ida Cunningham, after
spenaing fortnight visiting her
parents here, left Monday morning
for Rogers, where she will spend a
week or two with friends before re-
turning to her work at CotfeyVlIIe,
Kansas.
The Eclipse Dramatic Co., OF
Mammoth Spring, who were billed
to be here tonight, will not show up
Some of the members uf the troupe
are sick. We hope they will give
Us another date IN the near future.
There was picnic at Polk Bayou
last Saturday, and from what we
have heard of it, we are inclined to
believo that it was a roaring snccess.
One man says that they had the best
behavior, best time and more to eat
than he ever saw at similar gather
ing.
Sharp County record., 1896-08-14
4 Noble Doctor.

| Iyeth hye, but science nearly killed
me. saw the most amazing article
of Dr. Peters, of lancaster O., that
| ever read, 1t stated that medicine
in bottle form did not cure two per>
sons alike that both you and |
might have Catarrh one bottle
might cure You and not even help
me. lie advises to get fresh drugs
each time, for each person and never
buy remedies for catarrh, lung, fe-
male or other weakness till You use
a test and know what aiIs you. lie
sends the "Doctor's test" for catarrh
and such Affections for i0c. You will
be relieved and perhaps cured by
the test and it will prove just what
your allment is. Write him to- day
for test. Perhaps life will be
saved, Address DR.. W. Peters, Ian
caster, Ohio,
Sharp County record., 1896-08-14
$40 ReaC0ld.

Stolen from the nelghborhood Of
the late Judge Shaw farm on Polk
Bayou, two red steers, one three
years old, the other nearly three
Both marked with crop off the
right ear, Will pay $40 for the
steers and $50 for the arrest and
conviction Of the thief.
CHAs. z. BUCHANAN,
Sidney, Ark, Aug, 10th, 1896.
Sharp County record., 1896-08-14
Keen Your TYe on

Mountain Home CDliege. Fail
term opens Thursday, September
l7tb, 1896,
Thorough course Of study.
Nine in Faculty,
Tuition SO to S. per month.
Board Sc to IS per month,
Write for Catalogue, and then
come to Ntn, Home College.
NJ. 5. KENNARD, Pres.
Ed, j. w. HIETT, Sec'y.
Sharp County record., 1896-08-14

as ours lN ls.
|k(S some linlt.
it sshouli nj
|ecuiepIOtlcisl
Sharp County record., 1896-08-14
ME of ScHOOI Ldnd.

rs hereby given, that by virtue of u
petition, signed by u majority Of the
nbitants Of Congressional township plll-
h, Range 6 Wcst. and by authority
rstcd BY law, the undersigned shcri0
liclo collector Of sharp county Arkan-
orc, lor sale 10 the highest bidder for
Nnd the following lots or sllb-diy lslons
IN lj in township 10 north range q west
Sharp County record., 1896-08-14
LEGAL NO FECES.
Notice Ter Publicati0l-6O3

Land CFTcE AT LITTLE Rock, ARK !
June y, 1896 !
NTotcc is hereby given that thc following
y named settler has filed notice 0rhl5 ntcn-
lion to make final proof in support Of hls claim,
and that said proof viii be made before the
County clerk Of Sharp county at Evening Shade
Ark, on Augu Eth 1895, VIZ!
HENRY KuNkEL.
II +, No, 1881, for :he Lots 2 . m"0 oI
NV or See, twp, II y, II, 6 West,
lenamcs the following Witnesses to prove ms
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF,
said land, viz;
Peter Hansen Of Evening Shade Frank p,
Sns icy Of Evening Shade, Lank a. Miller oil
Shade, Wylcy hobclt Of Ash Flat,
"A J.J, BEAVERS,
lii Register,
Sharp County record., 1896-08-14

know VhIi.
quality Clli.
}, and mt a
ltd. VL.it
/ | n r|
VI Id
Sharp County record., 1896-08-14
ITO The Public.

Received Of D. L. King $500 in
Sharp County Scrip, to be held IN
the Treasurer's Office to indemnity
the county against any loss it may
sustain by reason of any claim the
county OF Sharp may have against
the said D, L. King. This Aug, 10,
1896,
p. II. WLKERsoN,
Sharp County record., 1896-08-14
LOCAL NEWS

Boots Craig Is home again,
A nice rain Sunday afternoon.
rrcp,t court is in session this
week.
Cotton is opening at a rapid
rate.
On, bIacksmi.hs are doing lots Of
work.
Some more drummer3 in town
this week.
If you owe us anything please
come in and settle.
If you don't want to pay hne'
don't break the law.
Miss Lulu Cox, of Rector, is vlslC
ing Miss lola Price
Mrs. Jas. B. Tindel has been SICK
with fever this week.
Hon. D. L. King IS over from
Hardy attending court.
Walter Metcalf has been mixing
with cmls this week.
r, K Arnold was over from
Kings Mill Tuesday
Mrs. II. w. Brown has been quite
sick COR several days.
Owen and Wesley SLAYER have
ordered bicycle,
The way to keep out of court is
to Keep out of meanness.
The weather has been slightly
cooler since the rain Sunday.
Our physicians, Bacon and Craig
are riding night and day.
Cleo Price went to St. Louis this
week with a car load Of stock.
Milton Stokes shipped car load
of sheep to St, Louis this week.
The watermelon trade has been
verv good the past few days.
Prosecuting Attorney Baker, is
making himself felt IN court,
Hon. J. B. Judkins, of Smlthville,
is attending court here this week.
Marvin Southworth left Tuesday
morning for the Indian Territory
Attorney w. a, Chase, of Hardy,
attended court two days this week
Deputy Clerk, TIarace Hill, Is over
from Hardy, assisting Clerk JuStus'
DR.. E. N z. Sullivan was in the
city again this week, repairing teeth,
Columbus Snow, of Mayvllle, was
pleasant and helpful caller Tdes>
day.
Can't Won paw for your paper be
fore court adjourhs and you 60
home2
CO... J.C. Yancy came up from
Batesvlle Wednesday to attend
court.
Mammoth Spring organized a
BRYAN and Scwall CLUB Monday
night.
Thos. II. McCaleh, dcmocratlc
nominee for assessor, is IN town this
week.
J. r. Wilkins, our next sheriff, IS
over from hardy assisting Sheriff
Mullen.
The protracted meeting will be-
GIN at the Methodist church to.mor,
row night,
George Jernigan is up from the
lower part of the county, serving as
a grand juror.
Mrs. Hall, mother of Mra. Dr.
Bacon, is down from Mammoth
Spring visiting.
A large croud heard the candi,
dates for governor speak at this
place last Friday,
Mrs. r. j. Davidson has been
quite sick with fever for several
days but Is better.
A wedding in the Northern Dis.
trict, is SAID to be causing quite a
lot Of excitement.
Uncle CALVIN Moblcy, of the lows
er part of the county, was a very
pleasant caller Tuesday.
A wind storm Sunday afternoon
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