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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-08
pROGRAMuE or THE COyEy CONFERENCE

Masson. Ohio. Jan. THE programme was an
nounced last night for the conference which will
be held in ST. Louis on January Y by those who
have Withdrawn from the Peoples party J. b
Coxev will call the meeting TO order AT 10 A. m I'm
the Linde Hotel. These the features OF the
programme: Address by J. . Osborne. OF Georgia;
remarks by J. H. Coxey and others different
subjects; discussion and adoption Of address 10
the American people selection OF provisional Ma
tional chairman. secretary and treasurer and COM
miitee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-08
Duffy's Pure
Malt WhiSkey.

The wonderful effects produced by this whs-
key are caused by the great stimulative nourish-
ment IL contains, which acts both as tonic ana
n food II makes pure rich blood. quickens the
circulation and sharpcns the appetite By IN
creasinC the natural heat of the body. IT Is I'M
equaled for preventing or curing coughs. COLDS
grip pneumonia and other complaints resulting
from weakness or exposure.
Sold by all grocers and druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-08
Hotel de lille ct d'Albion

90. Rue St Honore Paris
Between the Tuileries Gardens Place Vendoms
and New Opera. Advantageous arrangements
for families. Beautiful Hall Large Drawing
Rooms Electric Light, &c kilograms "Lillal.
bion." Paris. HENRY ABADIE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-08
THE GRAND AMERICAN HANDICAP SHOOT

Long Branch. Jan. (Special).-The fifth grand
American handicap of the Interstate Shooting As
ISOLATION will be decided In March at the Elk
wood Park Shooting Grounds. Elkwoods rival.
the Elizabeth Shooting Park. was first visited by
the committee. After inspecting the EkwoOd
grounds decision was soon reached.
The Hotel Avenel. at Pleasure Bay. owned by W.
r. Patton. Mr.. Days son-in-law, will be opened
for the reception OF the shooters. The new club
house and grounds will be completed inside OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-08
THE SILVER FAILED TO SUIT.

Burglars visited the dwelling-house OF Henry Dav
at Farmount-ave and Britten-st.. Jersey City.
early yesterday morning. They sampled his larder
and liquors and broke and twisted number Of
plated forks and spoons They left the following
note under empty decanter. Dear Sr-Your
whiskcy is very good. but your silver is the
bum
The thieves stole few pieces Of silverware. but
left all the plated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-08
REPUBLICANS TO GO TO ALBANY.

Commodore David p Watkins is arranging TO
conduct a party Of Brooklyn Republicans 10 Al
bany on January rs TO attend the dinner to be
given by the kew-York State League OF Repub-
iican Clubs in honor Of the United States Senator
soon to be elected by the legislature dozen or
more prominent Republicans have already joined
the party, including Controller George w. Palmer.
Assistant rict-Aftorney John NJ Ward. Super.
intendent of Streets Nicholas ]. Flocken, Robert
Splitter. Rudolph Fuller and George n. Buchanan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-08
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

The following plsns for new buildings we're nlef
,erday
New buildings. main once
7th-st Nos % and -. 2jxs34. for two six story
brick fats and stores. by Joseph Buttenweiser.
OF No 237 East Goth ST. owner: g Fred Pelham .
Of No SOB 9Th ave. architect 81
New buildings. branch office
Jerome ave 1876 n Of Van 'ourtlandt-ave
for three-story frame dwelling 22xJo. ny
MARY costello ~ No 26s5 "a ave. owner;
Andrew ] Conneli architect cost. ...,,---....
I'd ave W s. 100 n of 11tth-si. for a one-storV
frame shed by Anna Gerding. NJ li"th-s'.
owner: Arthur Bochmer. architect ..-----...-.
Alterations, main Office:
Broadway Nos 549-553. and Mercer-st Nos
12O-i24 10 ten-story brick. iron ard store
store and salesrooms. Charles Il Rouss, Of No
$50 5th-ave owner: Robert II Taylor. Of No ~,
West 23d-st. architect. and Mela Fireproohng
Company. Of No 10 Astor Place. BUILDERS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-08

The reduction in the dividend rate of the Della
ware and Hudson Canal Company, which Is rather
a railroad and coal mining company than canal
company. has excited inquiry as to the situation oil
the anthracite railroads generally. The Delaware
and Hudson rate was down from : 10 > per cent
because in 1896 the company did not earn the I
per cent paid and because not over per cent is
likely to b. earned in 1897 In 1881 the company
paid ~ per cent from 1872 to 1851 inclusive per
cent in 1851 per cent in 1856 and 1887 > per
cent i'm l.S per cent and from 1850 10 1895 incl'i-
sive per cent In 1855. with per cent DIVIDEND
the low price Of the stock 65i2 and the hgh price
Iooia. In 1885. with ) per cent dividend os the
In 1851 with per cent dividend. the low price
9sia. and the high price o5l2 The Delaware;
Lackawanna and Western Railroad IN ~" earned
for the stock $40 per cent and paid :. II did no!
earn per cent in 1924 In isss 1t Prohabiy e'o T moa
company has a tangible cash surplus Of something
like sltooo."o while nominaly the surplus IS sew S,
by people who are not Influenced by few years Of
business depression. The Central RAILROAD OF New
come which amounts to over 10000 annually.
and is largely derived from interest paid on the
pany The Philadelphia and Reading Railway has
not paid dividends in year. " Is IN process 81 re-, re-
organization. and II IL not easy 10 f"l "ha' ''e
future Will bring forth.
George T. HOLSTER and Robert Gibson were yes
erday elected members of the New-york Stock En-
change. They took the seats OF MIX ~ v Drum
bscher and tho late Marc Washer. Mr.. Hoilister
Was = purchaser recently Of s50o.pO Government
bonds for vermilye & 60. from F.. II Hartman.
The transaction. which was made in the STOCK FIX
change was declared off becaus" Mr.. HOLSTER was
moi a member OF the Exchange. Then he bought
The members Of the wool trade are soon To es-
tablish the Woo Exchange. and the plans are
now being perfected by Allan MacNanghton. who
has the matter IN charge. The Wool Exchange
building was erected by syndicate of wool men.
and room then set aside fer the use Of the
exchange but the work not completed on
account OF the nearness Of the election and the
condition Of the times. The plans are not entirely
completed a yetg: but when the exchange is finally
organized IL will probably have membership OF
fully one thousand. which will include every promi-
nent house in the business New York is the great
centre of the trade. and statistics show that on
January / 1896 there were in New York. Brook
Iyn and Jersey city 22@0@o pounds on hand in
warehouses.
Thomas G. Plaft raid yesterday II have had no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-08
european Advertisements.

II EUROPEANS AND TRAVELLERS will md
convenient place to leave their Advertisements and sub
sertptions for The Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-08

Thomas e. Plaff <aid yesterday. II have had no
conference with representatives of gas companies
in regard TO ieCisla ton at Albany.
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1897-01-08

School opened up Monday with
good attendance.
Mrs. w. H. Stewart is on the
sick list this week.
Messrs James Cargle and Z. T.
Ball were IN the city Friday h'gn'
Milton Nichols of Oil Trough
spent Sunday and Monday ~ tne
city.
MISS Maggie Werner accompsn,
;ed NV her brother returned Monday
evenine and entered school here.
Miss Alice Jackson entertained
quite a number of her young fr'enaS
at her nome Thursday night Dec. d.
w. D. Pickett returned Monday
after an absence of a week and re-
sumed his studies with that assidu'
ity only known to the energetic stu
dent
The young people of the city at.
tended a social entertainment al
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. M. A.
Aldrich Monday night. A pleasant
time is reported by all who attended
Our genial postmaster W; t., T.;
Horn is nurslng a very palnla s
wound which is or his right hand
While playing with a dog it become s,
enraged and laid hold of his mana
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1897-01-08
Macrille Mites.

Macrille Mites.
Ring out the old, ring IN the new
Lets try to live up to our ne"
year resolutions.
Squire C. B. Snow has added
some substantial improvements to
his farm.
"Aunt Elizabeth johnson residing
two miles East of here is quite Ill
with pneumonia.
A Miss Alice Morgan residing
onJ. B. Morris farm tive miles
south of here died on the 29th ut.
A projected boy supper at the
Methodist church last Saturday
night failed to materislize on ac'
count of the Indictment weather.
Let's try again.
r. z. Pickens is having a neat
residence erected at lis saw.mlll.
Alex Rush Of Pneville assisted ny
lanes Redus of Cave City are su"
perlu,ending the construction.
Mrs. Comma BRAY, one of the
Oldest residents of this vicinity
died oc pneumonia on the 9eth u't'
The beresved family have the con-
doIepce of the entire community.
We dislike to contradict any states
ment made by your Cave City cor
respondent, but when he says there
was church service at that place on
the night of the oath ult.' we iee'
justified In entering a protest.
We were glad TO note IN the m
tervlews published in last weeks
RECORD that the consensus OF
opinion was that while we are short
on money, we have plenty of the
real necessaries ot life and that ad-
verse legisla ton can only affect our
de5t.paying ability. Arkansas and
i,s inhabitants are as full of reSour.
ces a. the patriots Of Cuba and IT
seed time and harvest continue IL
will be many years yet before we
succulnb to the WeyIers of finance.
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1897-01-08
subscribing for Metropo'
Titan Papers.

The coming year will De
crowded with big. news evehts ;
and happenings, the details OF o..
which everyone interested IN
natioaal and foreign AFFAIRS
will want to read. The best
Western paper published is
the Semi. Weekly Republic OF
St. Louis. 1t is only one dollar
a year, and for that amount II
will send two papers a week 70
any address for one year.
The Republic daily is six dol Of
lars a year, three dollars FOR
six months or one dollar and
fifty cents for three months
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1897-01-08

"a Ia short; one b title Of Dr.. Sunni
ons' Cough Syrup may save your lie
Fifty cents bottle. satisfaction guar
an,eed or money refunded. Ask your
druggist for sample BOTTLE W.
Snow
The idea of boy eighteen years
old, beng required to work ten
DAVIS in a year on our public roads
when he is not allowed 10 vote or
hold office! Nine out of ten do not
own ten dollars worth of property
over and above their wearing ap.
parel. Many of them are hired
hands and school boys, trying to
make an honest living and qualify
themselves for tie duties of citlzeh-
ship. 1t is often the case that the
nartv TO whom they are hired and
Who use the roads every day in
the wear is worth from five to forty
thousand dollars yet, the law does
not require them to contribute one
cent after they haye reached the
age of forty five years.
Don't forget that M. A.
Coger carries the largest as
sortment of patent medicine
in town and will sell them at
a small profit.
The rain which fell Saturday
MONT was one of the hardest ever
Lnowu IN this section. 1t has done
considerable damage to the upland
farms and has left our roads almost
,mnassable. All the work which
has been done for the past year, on
our highways was swept away IN
fsw shor, hours, and the roads are
worse today in the year of our Lord
1897 than they were twelve month.
400, How does this do for economy'
1900 days spent upon our roads II
1880 men working five days each
iss6 and on the 4th day of Jan. 1897
thew are even in a worse condition
than on the 4th day of Jan. 1896
Sharp county can never have res
pectable roads as long as they are
worked with axes and garden hoes
We do not cast any inslnuatlons al
the overseers and hands, they &c
the best they can under the law
There is not a more perniclous ac'
upon our statute than the present
road law.
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1897-01-08
Notice For Publication. 1869

i'"'' December 18th, 1885.
office Is hereby given that the fSl iI ,vnr
N named settler has iled:notlce o. h,S c i"
and hat said proof will be made before tne
County Clerk Of Sharp couaty ut Evening ehace'
Ark, on Feb, 9th 1897. vI'
THOMAS u. WATKINS.
HE. No. 1928 for the 70 offs E I, Sec Z"
twp. II N. R'b West. ,,o
He names the following witnesse. 70 p rove n ns
continuous residence upon ana cu''i'"''o" VI
w" W. NJ. Tompkins, W NJ Edwerds, Iomp-
pIns lanes Norris. All Of POuyhkeepsie hrk,
""'' j. j, BEAVERS.
Register.
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1897-01-08

Up. King has been appointed
constable of Hardy township ny
Gov. Clarke.
0on of Davis Smith has been
SICK with typhoid fever tor the past
four weeks.
Allen Brummitt one of FTankllhs
most prosperous citizens was i"
town Saturday.
Our Calamlne correspondent
"fa,led to rattle the second ume.
Why the failure?
Quite a lot of Swearing OFT" was
done by our tobacco users Al the
first of the year.
left Henderson of Maiden Mo-,
ha. been, in town the past week WIS.,
lting his grandmother
P. &. Kinks Of Sidney, was U 10
see us this week and renewed his
subscription to the REcoEp.
| For staple groceries 60
to NJ. A, Coger's.
Jas. &. Anderson the Oitord
painter was in town on business ias'
Saturday. We acknowledge 9 re"
MINUTES call.
Juo, Ferguson residing near Ash
Fla, was IN town couple of days lat
week, being kept from heme by the
high waters.
VIC. Shaver and J. r. Meral'
REPRESENTED Evening Shade at tme
stewards meeting at Ma%ille
Wednesday.
J.C. Southworth left MndaV
for Little Rock. He Is lok'ng
after position with our Sol"S' IN
the way of helping make law'
The Editor of this paper scapeo
to Hardy Thursday to atteS 'cour' ,
leaving the paper in chargNsot the
"deviS who is respousl6lFfor its
condition. 4
q C. Shaver who 70 {he past
wear has been in the rploy OF
w. D. Cochran, has oTifd up =
jewelers. shop i'll town. Ills 'ooa'
III this issue. :
Deputy sheriff Hane,,els i '''sS
day morning with DaInSteS Wno
is charged with dlsturlg a rel .g'
ious congregation, t'a.teho Tue
Il circuit court at Hard
S Think I can pase you if
o in need of a couesyru,P' 1
' have over 20 difent xmas,
t if it don't helpM II ooht
4 cost you l cent; c
y We place the nag o. e N. y, -, ' ',,r
: dan and Mrs. M. loIa'.o'i Y" Man, ou
y LIST this week, tn eo.me, az 60, u
G Hope Tex. and tt A''s' az ''
in the same stat
J A. D n wams after spend
le ing few days i ',".' ord"v ar.
turned to Bate sAye sS.,nn I,. ,,'ho
companied by r son oN'
came up Wed sdaV'
Is ,,a,on Il Alexander of Ba.
10 DSr Lavremoved to their old
'e s u. W. ., Mai Street, and baye on
s'ana W sr.class stock of clocks,
va,chus and welry.
r.o s,or County Enterprise is
ine n "," started at Mta, View,
= a, new wv R ihoggen. 1t is a well
" "y "' p n, neatly printed, and we
wish it su'ss'
r n. e;mmona' Cough
Ono bot OF W. ..'a"a norbans all
Syrup wivure you H.. " ~orld could not
the pnyes from now; why not try u
three y" ice 6fty cents. Satisfaction
II guarnst "
N Snow.
n "Wednesday this office was
g., . "" with a call from MISS
~ !, a,vo''''JSall and Mrs. ZsIpha Fra.
- M wa. 10Th of these young ladies'
ve a'e', ID type.set,ers having worked
are are me time IN the Democrat
l ~; at Mammoth Spring. Mrs.
U %,ar will return home today.
C. Shaver car now be
fod at his old stand in J.:
|, Mn's store where he viii
10 and to all work in watch
az I'm, .a,,,r,ur
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1897-01-08
To Cure A Cold In
One DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo Quin'ne
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money if 1t fail to care. zoe.
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1897-01-08
That storm.

On the night of Dec. 23d. 1896,
there swept up ihs main street OF
The NICE little town of Evening
Shade, storm, which gathered
mower and intensity as it Travelled,
until at 1880 1t brought its entire
force to bear upon the patronage
The citizens, young and old came
filing in and took complete control
Of the premises and placed things
around to their liking without ask
ing permission Of any body. !,
Finding themselves overpowered,
and out.numbered, the preacher ana
his family could do nothing but
Just be still. and "Stand the storm
After lesson from the Bible had
been read and prayer offered by
the thankful preacher, the crowd
dispersed, leaving many good
things such as coffee, sugar, fruit
camel goods etc. May God abun"
dartly bless these good people Is the
prayer Of their pastor.
w. 5. SoUTHwoRTH.
Judge McCaleb with the mem.
bers OF his court attempted to 60 to
Hardy Monday morning. They
succeeded in crossing Piney Fork,
but Strawberry was so swollen that
il was impossible to 60 fuIther, ana
thew returned to town. Judge Me-
Caleb and Hor. +. l. Herrn pros
ceeded by the way of Batesville IN
the afternoon. Jasper Justus, >. H..
Davidson and W. a. Turner sue
ceeded in crossing Tuesday after
noon and reached Hardy Wednes'
day.
This great inconvenience, not
only to the individuals above mem
toned but q great number OF the
citizens of the county, caused ny
the swollen condition Of Strawberry
river is another forcible reminder
of the great necessity OF bridging
that stream.
Several times each year the rise
in this stream causes great moon
yeDlence and damage to the pnbl'c'
IL N now time to stop talking ABOUT
bridging in, Let US unite our
efforts and BRIDGE II.
A slight cough is aslisbt hing, but
1t may bec ma serious; do not hesitate
70 buy bottle Of DR. Simmons Cough
Syrup, il will cure. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Fifty cents and fifty doses
The more you speak of yonrSe''
the mere likely you are to ne
Zimmerman.
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1897-01-08
Wa,,ted at once.

Active agents for each cou -,
Exclusive control and no risk "
lear 70 to 25 hundred dollar" a y"
nclosc stamp for !uII particulars n.', Ia,
cents for ii sample, B'g ia
neral Water Co., Big Kay
yhlgap,
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1897-01-08

When the girl comes to be wonan--
look out. II she starts out In vigorous,
womanly health then it is pretty SAT: to
saw she will be healthy, attractive
beautiful woman.
The beginning Of womanhood 10 tho
real crisis in woman's life. Nearly
always something is wrong then in the
distinctly feminine organs. Maybe: II
isn't very serious-no matter-the time
To stop disease is when 1t starts. o.
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1897-01-08

One of the most remarkable cure' OF
rheumatism on record is related by MT.
J. ". Thompson, post master At Decker 8
Point. Pa. as follows: while out
driving one day last winter l was eau,
pht in cold rain. The next morning l
was unable to move my head or arms
owing to an attack of iuhammatory
rheum atism. My clerk tele phend 'oT q
pbysicisu. but suggested that ! use
Cham berloin's Pain Balm, there oeing
a bottle on the counter. He rubbed the
affrc.ed parts thoroughly with PAIN
Balm and built up hot IRE, dozed on
to sleep and when l awoke about hall an
! hour later tn, pain had gone emf rely
and have not been troubled since
People come here from msny miles
around to buy Chamberlain's med,'
cinss." For sale by all medicine deal'
ery. .b,r,,...1----.--.-,,-
! b boun, bowls halleIuiah IN :
md I1 mv 5: shakes the eternal 4, h;
il stay uy t # his children rush 81
Is at front front gate to greet hi
} bet the fs . owa sunshine H.
Useful hesr .aC :. ol MS wife w
farm take 1t for granted fl.
you'd haaus oio' Tor his hol
they never D oo4 ana the hu
/. De. orea4 sets that near
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1897-01-08
McELREE'S ''es
WINE OF cARCure

bring girlss MY thror 4"sy and Liver
en- at tb1 ? Co indicr9 Troubles,
!, it r. 4 Malar, 'p"'ion' Bad Blood I
'aery : Women,s con,o;.;. ailments
Tor 5 Gsa %r s9Ss.oe CAST
tho eF"v n ct, and Sook-if ~a.''ul w"eids
till N"' ..a ~, sa w. ,' =, ND
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1897-01-08
"a Stitch:in Tiisae.''

u.s DR.. Simmons Cough syrup =
e,,s i IA zoo late. Guaranteed to
es'V m a, refunded. Ask yon ".
~, e. sample bottle, fiisy.
w !, a, an ts. Sold by W. O. >,
% N - ". ID
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1897-01-08

&,hp IT,. -nss tnW
" 90" ~ quality sids,,
y !" os sse' and no, q d, ss.
= offered. Via. hi, Ir'I Y
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1897-01-08
IA Happy
New Year
You all Kind
Friends.

&. ' &c. " desire to thank you
L. much for the kindness
.sovr, US in the past. We
AS. sure you we appreciate II
IT, if fair dealings and kind
80 Veatment' is worth any
thing we expect to hold It,
I'VE intend to run on the
same line and respectfully
A ask your patronage in the
-, the future.
BEL The advance in wheat has
J forced us to advance the
L price on -four as folio VS.
\ NNta!,.'I $3.50
4 l.i!Ill Snow 1910
| lily Brand 1870
! Again thanking you fol
the kindness shown us. we
II are.
Respectfully
\ Evening Shade Ni'|''! Co.
NJ BY John r. Metcalf'
X Manager,
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1897-01-08

OHcTS UiiSESg%HA3M %HH Es s3B
moral and rt&I NN lsssE.8
excellent water: W E}g.SsNNI4
with three rooms, hlgA NWTW
and good ventilatlon: sh MM l8S
grading: extensive co(idins
Study: experienced teac.,e
Cheapes! rater Of tuition OF an.
school of same grade in the
country. Good board IN Pri-
vate families 7. to 8. dollars
per. month.
les have put the ~ },-N--v....
Rates .ofTuition n
at from 800 tos2.50 per month
for each student. Incidental
fee ten cents per month for each
student. Tuition and fee pay )
able at end of each month. I
Executive BaOrd \
Hon. T. 7. Herrn, @. J. Wilson
|p H. Wilkerson, J. r. Met II
calf, W. P. Hamilton. ,
Instructors.
I. X. Hooper, principal in !.
strucuor in High School. M
A. M. Metcalf instructor in
Primary School.
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1897-01-08

That cough may become serious;
why neglect II when . bottle Of Dr.
MIN N ons' Cough Suup VIII cure ltl
nj ~ doses for fifty cents Satisfaction
Guaranteed. Sold by VIC Snow
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1897-01-08

20 good as ours for le., mn
9. It takes some tune to do do
r !. SHOULD no, oo~ .'
y ~ secure pro,sctiop~ "
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1897-01-08

O n' hA'lets 1 Davis and |
: great artists and cri.io,l
Po' II You get oos r
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1897-01-08

Fun'.m.'s Of b.ins issto
Ps We can. p''0' y
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1897-01-08
Executive BaOrd

Hon. T. 7. Herrn, 9. J. Wilson
p, H. Wilkerson, J. II. Met
calf, w. P. Hamilton.
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1897-01-08

en 'ho Piano and Organ bs.i
F = above, and su i
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1897-01-08
Cave city NeWs.

School opened up Monday with
good attendance.