The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1897-03-06
Town election April 9th.

soon move to Little Rock.
Mrs. Safer, who has had
pneumonia, is recovering.
-Messrs. Milburn and Conley
left for Springfield Thursday. |
Mr.. j. 2. Mays is afflicted
with severe attack of the grippe.
w. F. Gordon goes to St.
Louis Monday to lay in his spring
stock.
Sterling Mckinney, late of
Bonham, Texas, is back in Har-
rison.
Miss Dosha Wilson is having
an enjoyable time at Fayetteville
visiting.
Henry Pace is studying
medicine in the Office of DIR. j. ]
johnson.
Mr. Sam Bradley's babe has
been quite sick for a week of
pneumonia,
MIR. B G.. Andrews is getting
about again after several weeka
severe illness. 4
-Messrs. Polk and Tucker, of
the Mutual Life of New York,
are in town soliciting for their
company.
Walter Howard who had his
left thigh amputated near his
body, on the 23rd ultimo, is do
ing remarkably we'll.
-Barto Helm through mis-
take. on the Goth, ult., took tea
spoonful of carbolic acid. His
recovery is fortunate.
Last Tuesday wrs Mardi Gras
or Shrove Tuesday and next
day, Ash Wednesday, ushered
in the season of lent.
FINES were lively at the old
Air grounds last Saturday after
noon. A fight and horse-race,
both within half an hour.
W hen a man starts out to
create shortage of distillery pro.
ducts, there is nothing in it for
him at any stage of the game.
On the night of March the
End there was grand ball tender
ed by the management of the
Crescent Hotel at Eureka Springs.
Henry Youngblood, of Sha-
yer, was brought in last Monday
violently insane His people left
him in jail, as there was no room
in the asylum.
4 President Mckay, of the st
Louis, Sloan and Southern rail-
road, says that work will COM
mence in this direction ON the
LIST of April next.
Our Knights Tenaplar will
have inspection at their next con-
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Sir Knights will have to rub up
their rusty swords.
A great many business men,
even in towns the size of Harrison,
are content with being nickie-in-
e-slot machines when they might
be electric motors.
Sam Jones says he wants to
see the day when church member
ship will be taken at the banks as
guarantee that man is straight
and will pay his debts
Among the many novelties at
the Racket Store is a new patent
especially adapted to the needs of
our. gentlemen of leisure. Moth
ing like it has ever been sold here,
before
The anniversary of Washing
toms birthday passed off very
quietly in Harrison and reverence
to the memory of the great man,
who couldR'S' tell lie, was not
enthusiastic.
Attention is called to the card
lof Clendenin Bros. new livery
stable which appears in this issue.
They are well equipped in all lines
and confident they can please all
|Nwho patronize them.
N-The invoice of l. A. Saffer's
Drug Stock and assets, Just COM
pleted, shows an aggregate of
about S., OOO, and as his liabilities
are under 81, 900 most of which
are not due, it does not seem likely
that his creditors will lose any
thing. 1t is thought he will re-
turn and resume business shortly.
1t seems that our information
last week, taken from a Van Buren,
exchange, to the effect that Mr.. L.
A. Safer had been sentenced in
the u. s. Court was incorrect. He
has not been sentenced,as yet, and
the opinion of those who returned
from Ft. Smith this week is that
the penalty adjudged will be very
light. Friends here will be glad
to learn this.
Garden seed in bulk at @. O.
Clarke's, west side Of square.