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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-10
Neateite Na1riOteat.

Sn Brag, gDbmen, fam es bel Der
Sabres'eier Der S1loht auf Dem Mei=
fen gerQ gu einem blutieen Gonflift
NIT Der poliSei, lpobei pele BeriOnen
Oeripunoet muroell.
9tuf Der eSniel Mooaaascar Iinb un=
ruben ausgsbrphen. @robe ganoen
BON Gebelleu sieben umber, iiberfallen
fransOliide Solooten uno ldneioen iio=
lirten fran5OliIden Setobements ben
&iifsus ab.
Ssn Santa Spiritu, 8rolifien, erif=
fen etlp 40 Socobiuer eine WnSabl Sta=
liener an unb t0oteten 8 oerIelben. Ser
italieniihe 6eIanote bat @enuetbuun9
Rforoert.
Son Neopel fommt Die Na1ri6t, oaB
Der @eiub beoentlitb gu ipeien be9innt.
3wei breite 2opaltr6me ergieBen li1
aug Dem Grater in Der Gihtung bon
8itrpoa ,nO 9iano oel Sueltre.
Sn 8eaoire, O., fam es su einem
Streite amiI1en niht CUR Union gebO=
ri9en 9lrbeitern Der Yelluire Steel WorIs
ino Den Qeuten, luelt6e nit Den 9lrbci=
terri, Die 5ur Nmal0amoteo NhOciatipn
| aeb6reno, iDmpathiIiren uuo wel6 2eB=
tere fir bDbere 2Dbne itreiten. 3loei
nSeabs" puroen ibredlidb Sugerihtet.
Ste Pulipi mar 9eqen ben Gus 1900
Wanu beltebenOen Mob mohtlos.
3piI6en Meaoows uuo Warrens in
Soabo murbe Die 8oIt bur6 maSfirtt
Sfetie beraubt. SGmmtlibe regitrir,
| ten BSieie iieien ben 8anoiten in Die
SanSe. Man ,peiB ntAt nit GiepiB=
belt, tuie piel GjelO Die Eerle, erbeutet
babea. OpM 9laubt man, oaB es cine
siernfi1 groBe Summe lit. gBarrens
lift ein proIperirenoes MincnItdot1en,
pesbaib man Der 9lnii6t lit, oaB ppn
oprt GUS bebeutenoe Summen per Bo}t
uerianOt tperoen.
eSn BQris baben elm Mnnn 9tdmens
SreifaB, Den man fitr eiuen GouIin bes
na6 asr Strafeplonie auf elmer SSniel
on oer&iilie bon 6rans0liib Guiono
oeporhrten Slatillerie Sauptmann8
Dreifns bdlt, 6rau 8ueifub, cine ge=
borene 8rdiin C6ecurtp uno ibre brei
xOAter, reipettipe oreiSebn, eff unO lie=
ben Sabre ait, SelbItrRoro begangen.
Der uerftor6ene 8atte uuO Gater bate
Ii4 Die Verurtbeillng oes @auptlnannes
Dreifnb 10 Iebr gu 9er5en genommen,
oab er BEN gtamen isiner Satin an
nabn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-10
Au5lnrn.

Ser G9NptiIbe SbronTol1er beabIi6=
ti4t, auf ben S6rOn 5u perSidten, um
elne omeritaniI0e Grbin beirot9en Su
fDnnen.
Sic GarliIten in Spanien riiiten It6
Su einem auftuno uno fiibren MoiIen
ein.
Sci elmer GrpIoIion in Der 9infler'=
i9en 2eOerfabrif IN Sdfsuonib, Ga6.
len, lino leben 4erionen um's 9eben
gefplnmen.
Sm iiioli6en Shelf Der 6ineliIben
prOOins Sban Sung lino smei Millio=
mare a,ls Dem Gbeintbal, Sites uno
9enle, ermorost pOroen.
9ta6 ben lebten Yeri1ten aus Sn=
oien baben Die GngldnOer cen glufltano
nieoergemOrfe'.
Gin nod srOBerer Streit als Der Ger
WtaIblnilten orobt in gn9lanD ieBt bon
Seiten Der Saumpollmeberei= Nrbeiter,
neil Die unternebmer Die l0bne betab-
icben ipollen. 9ln 100000 damn
weroen euentuea Die Mrbeit eintellen.
Sn Berlin iuuroe Der ueu conliruirte
Sdmarb'l6e ~lentbare 2uitballon" aus
aluminium elmer Yrobe unteymorfen,
Die ungliifli6 ausfiel. Ser Ntebani=
ter Sasels iuuroe idwer oerlebt.
Sie flint Mddte Der lateiniiden
Miins=llnion baben auf glnre9ung Der
Sdtpeis Elm Nbfommen unterseidnet,
mOnad Die In3ahl Der tleinen Gilber=
miinSen um einen 6ranfen pro &opi
Der BeuOlterung permehrt peroen ioa.
Naen triiberen unsinltiaen Yeridten
allm Srob lino Die Nusli1ten fir Die
beuri9e Weisenernte in Der argentine
iden &epublit sldnseno, unb in YuenoS
Npres miro oesbalb fein norbamerifa=
niiher WeiSen mebr 9etauft.
gu 8 Observation-Disclosures bel @laoimir,
&nblano, ains cine Nn3abI 9rbeitcr
elmer Saumluoll= Nabrif an ben Streit,
brannte has WDbn9aus oes @elh1fts=
letters nieoer. brab in Der Ssabrif Den
8eloihrant auf uno Derbrannte SO, 900
Gubel in yantnoten.
Der beutide 8eIanote in Yetin9
muroe BON einenl MOb anaegriifen unb
Die oeutlde SSlaase nit Gteinen bemor=
fen.
2ebte WOhe lit auf ben Yrdlioenten
bon Bralllien elm Nttentat ueriibt por=
ben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-10
Gie TpScmbcsmablem.

gie srften Mablberidte, bic iebte
Wobe eiriiefeu, 3eiQteu arobe bemptra=
ti1d)e GrfGl0e. lpdbrenD ipdtsre 9tnh=
rid1teu bas 8slultot in einen, ipeniaer
QiinItiaen 8sbte eribeineu RSen. Dies
lam bauptidblitb paber, oaB Gincin=
nati uno &ieoelono grobe eempfratilbe
Geaoinre uufnieIen, mabrno in oen
Saub0iItnften Die &epu6litaner eeoen=
iiber beal lebten Sabre iaur 9erinee
Eerlltiie erlitten. Gp tt es All ertld=
pen, baf, 8uibueG, Der republifanlIae
6anoioot fir @ouuerReur, mel1er mad,
Den 'ersien geritteu aeialooen war,
oennpG nit einer Sluralitdt ppn mebr
als 2S, 900 Gtimmei, Ge,paDlt lit. Mud,
Die .&efebaebuug bat IN .asmeinI6afili=
6er e5ibuna sine republitaniibe Mebr=
belt Don Stiunleu. Es Iino ndm=
LID gemdblt
Senat, l9 Semotratpa uno II Nc
rpubiifaner.
Saus, SO Gemotraten uno So 0epa=
baganer.
lrpB bieier We(wheii lit Die gbAat
bannas sun, SWuoesfetator nod lei,
nestoegs fjGtr. oo Der analaBenbc repu=
btifaniihe SOB sn 3etsser eigeneu Bar=
tel so6lreide mddStioe FNsinoe bat, Ait
Seine Mabi nit oile,, 'asiitteln gu sta=
tsrtreiben ausben
sSie mir idon in iegttr 9tu!n.nsr @e-
alelbet, lie9ten Die SenGfraten in Geit
DOrf. Seiltslfn, &irgiaid, 9ebrasto
!sino du0 im @olDrGoo, apabrenb ole &e:
Ipubiifaner NIT broW4eao reouarts,
'n}ebrhtiten in MoiiacbHFetts, 4ennfpl.
|oanien, Wlarplano, NeD SsrIep nlsr
Soma bic @etriA0lt 5ebaupteteu.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-10
RoljtjfaDes.

@orep erbielt III feinem ei0ermst
&ountp nur IS Stiinnlsn.
Ser geri6t oes S6abamtes fir ben
Mpnat Cftober gibt Die Gianabmen onf
$24 39l AIS, bic @useabcn ouf $33,
l0l.5 .5l2 an, mas ein GsfjSit bon &c.
80, 097 hebeutet.
Saiten Die aepubIifGRet in Der Se4
nota=@anoioatur 0auud5 ain 8leiQe=
.mint. 10 mar fir Die 9smofraten ole
Senats @oneioatur Mh2eans Elm
0smmiGub. Cbne Die aipirationen
2Rcyeons wdrea @baplaan lEo bos
QonSe bemotratil9e Stoats=3idet er=
tpdblt iDoroen uno Die Gent0traten hGt=
ten cine lidere 9eebrbeit lit Der 2egis=
lotur befomiaen.
Ss iGeiui, oaB Gamma tpe5 bes re-
publiforilAen Sages in Obio ieines
SiBes i'm Gunoesislat nod, feiUesme9s
iider 1T. IS miro geglautt, boB bel
elmer Wajoritdt Bon 5 ooer 6 @ei qe=
neiniamer Qbitimmlng 9enag 9te=
publifaner gefunoeu neroen t0natn, Die
nit ben gemotrateN itimnlcn auerDen,
I'm 6iouecrreur Yulhnell ooer irgeno
eiuen anoeren glepubllfaner oils gamma
III Den Genat 81 ididen. IS uiso be-
hauptet, boB Oeridieoene &onfewnsen
bieriiber ifattaefunoen babsn uus cine
ienlatiohcae 2esislatur Sibung in
gusli6t itebt.
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Cine gerdmid)Ioie Gepolmtiots i.

Wdbreno li1 Die politiiden Yarteieu
um Silber, 8olo, Breenbads, So1ta=
riff, @ipilbienitreiorm uno anoere Ssra=
gen berumltreiten, pollaiebt lib I'M
,uirthidaftliden Qeben oes Wolfes uno
Sipar gan3 beionoers in unierem 2anoe,
cine 9erduidloie 9febolution, oeren
@oniequensen man nur nit GROCER Bee
ior9niB entaesenieben fam. gDidtiger
als ale obenermdbnten gu politiihen
Barteiproarainmen formulirten 6ragen
1T bic SSranenfrase. Gabei banoelt es
ii9 niAt 10 iebr am bic pplitil1e. als
um Die poltsmirtbihaftlide seite bieier
6raae. Die Graae, ub ben Srauen
Das unbelhrdnfte 6tilnnre1t perlieben
meroen ioa, lit fiir's Grite lange ni0t
10 mibtia. luie Die unperfennbare Shat
ia6e, bob Die mdnnlihen Mrbeitstrdfte
BON Sabr 81 Sabr melr aus ibren Ye=
rufen aebrnl19t iuerber. grltens bleibt
DorldufiL trob Des e. pettafels, tuelben
bic 6ranenrebtlerinnen unb ibre ndnn=
lihen Sdleppentrd9er MAIDEN, grIteres
bod nur, nebmen mir einige Staaten
aus, eine tbeoretiide lrage. ipdbreno
bic Neror1ngung Der arbeitenoen Mdn=
ner burtb arbeitenbe s5rauen in oas
YOltsleben idDn lebr tief einsrelft, ia
bic grndlrllngsperb Der gallsen
Ration auf ben ROpi 81 fellen orobt.
Wer es beObahtet, init lpelber gneroie
uno Shnelligteit auf bem Bebiete Der
Snbuifrie uno oes 0anoels Der ,llnter=
rof nlarl1irt.@ Der tam nur nit ban.
9er 6Or9e in bic Submit bliden. Na-
bel lit bic 3unebmenoe Werbrdnaung Der
Wdnner aus 3ablreiAen Nernfen nur
eine Der 6DlQen Dieler lid aerduidIps
bol3iehen6en NeUoIution. Sic bat aud
eine inoirette 6Dlas, BE tpelli9er III oie
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-10
Gmr5e Nosiset,.
2nIann.

HntanO.
Ser Sampfer uSoutbnarf" bon Der
Neo Star 2inie, pel6er am 3. 9fpp.
BON 9tep Sort nab 9lntwerpen abfubr,
muBte na1 9tetp Sort suriiffebren, oa
in Dem Gra6traum oes S6iifes 6euer
aus9ebrp1en lit.
Die neue @onereb= b=8ibtiotbef in Wa=
Ibin9ton, an tpelder feds Sabre oebaut
muroe, 1T Dem Publitun CUR 8enu=
blng iiber9eben ,uoroen.
9ie @inwanoeruno in Die Ser. Staa=
ten mdbreno Der lRuuats Suli, gueult
uno September betrue 1926 GDpie,
cine Abnahme nm l,500 Qeseniiber
oerlelben periooe oes Gorjabres.
Qlm 80. Ottober tpuroe Die Genteus
nial 9luslteluns in Nai6uiQe, Senn.,
geidloilen.
gta6 elmer @nti6eioung oes Slinpi=
Ter Staats= Sbereeri6ts muB Elm 9rst
9eri6tli6es Sadperitdnoioen 3eu9=
nib abgeben, obne cine @rtro=Gebilbr
oafiir 81 foroern.
Wastirte Mdnner iiberIiclen 10 Mei=
len Dltlib bon DnungstOwn, o., ben
Sod bonn Eulosfi Sotel uno beraubten
oenIelben UNI $50.
Sominif 6lemina, Elm Nrbeiter in
Den g8olsmerten Der Union sSron &
Steel COMPANY in Youngstotpn, fam
am 6reitag ums 2eben, inoem ibm bel
Der 9lrbett cine gliiDenoe GilenItanot
our6 ben Gansea 2eib orane.
9lus COLLECTION miro beri6tet, oat
0err 6. +. 8iegs. 8ice=Y =YrQlioent Der
5usearora 9lopertilinq @ompanp oo=
lelbit, bon Dem 9od zines Der @eb1uoe
Der 8elellldoft itiir5te, uno Ii6 babel
lebensgefdbrlide gerlebun9en 3u5og.
9rei Meilen bon Sienna, Sns., III
oas S0us oes Sarmers 9uoleD einee=
Itiirst uno er, oGle feline Einoer uno ein
Wtann Namens garts muroen 9et0otet.
Sn New ODrt puroe Glen Gef, IS
Sabre aft, ols Die GDnioin Der S1mino=
lerinnen befnnnt, auf flint Sabre ina
3u6tbaus geianot.
Sie 3abl Der 8anferotte BELIEF fd
In ben Ser. Stuaten in Der lebten g9p=
DE auf 276, gegen $50 i'm lebten Sobr,
unO in CANADA auf 80 ge9en 81.
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glbOunirt duf ben geObodter.
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y1l 1lMffer,

BITE fid BON beu Sol
gen bes Worten.
belts erbolelt, ober
Ibie oil beit @irs
fnngen bon St0<
rnngen ilr.b Ser.
fdtebltn9en ber
ipeiblld)en Sr-
game leioett, tuer-
ben fiuoen, oab
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terbettatbete Ssrattett

garter @eiunbbeit, vberuuter9etomnten" ober
yiiberarbeitet" itnb 10 leioct barnuter ber@atte
nnb 0auSnater eben 10 iebr ipie fte. Dies 1T
bic rid)ttae 3eit INN tbre 8raft n1lb Bibers
ftanbsfd6t9feit 81 itdbleu urb iene Sdwddes
tultduoe su furiren, ipel6e Die llrlade ibreS
0eibens ifro. DR.. Yierce's 'tFavorite Pre-
scription" oertreibt 9eiu uub Shmersens
Wefand)olie unb NerpoiitGt, idafft erfrti6er1s
Rreatur ei,ie sefunoe 6cau.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-10

tbnen DR.. Yerce's "Favorite Prescription"
fofort nmb auf bie Saner bilft.
gSiro es tpdbreno Der Shwaugeridaft ses
nonnen, 70 erleiGtert bas Prescription
ben 81 draft, inoem es ben 3orper sur
IbitoBung oer 2eibesfru9t oorbereitet, 3D..
bur6 Der Natur sur 6iilfe fonmt nuo bic
gSebcn abfiir3t. Der gefirdtete gntbin-
bnn9saft ,uiro init Siilfe Der Prescription
fetuer Shrefen beraubt nnb oeiieu @efabret
fir Mutter nno &iro auf eth Mninlnm
rebu3irt. Die Oauer bes @otbenbetts ipirb
oaburd erbeblid) absefiir,t, bic Mntter GEE
ftdrtt uro iptberfanbsfdbig sentatt unb bte
Ibionberuug reidliderge geilrber Oiuttern,lld3
bef0roert. gSenn
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-10
MnoD's 0oloaoer 3dpfhen

tperoen sarantirt. Inn @oloaber iPiles)
unb gerltopfung all beilen. so Gents
per Gcbahtel. Dian ienbe cine 3uei=
Gent Wtarte an Nlartin Muop. reoiftrir=
ten Npotbeter in gancaiter. ga. poF=
farten ipsroen nibt beantmortet. lleber=
al bel Den eriien Npot1etern 3u per=
faufeil. If
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-10

0citcnatelic Qeinenmaaren lno
@tidleioe finbet Sbr bel gurnfib,s
in 9r0Bter Muslpabl. 80
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-10

10oil lett ether Hetbe
hon Sabren, ndmli1
felt ber 9eburt met
mes jitn9Iten Sobues.
SD foiliultirte ane
Gerste ilnierer@esenb
ober fie gaben midi ais
bofinungslos auf nit
Der Grfldrung, fir
mid gebe es feline
Siilfe.
sSumei,!crSe
lung ftng ttb 3ttlest
oil, Dr.. Bierce'S ''Fa-
unIifa praccrir,tio,,1s
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Srau Ibram 2p 0 I, nou 2orratr, SET.
ferion @ountp, q. o., itreibt: ~Sf litt
on Gnt5iinbuns unO Senfnns bes Uterus
Sharp County record., 1897-09-17

1t Is not unusual for druggists to
recommend Chamberlain's Cough
remed to their customers. Many
of them have used it themselves, I,
or III their families and know from
personal experience It's great value
in the treatment Of coughs, colds
and Group. They know too that
their customers are their best
friends and naturally wish to give
them the most reliable medicine
they have for those ailments
Messrs. Daughcrtv Bros, promi'
uent druggists of Indianu, Pa. say;
We sci. more of ChambeIlaln'S
Cough remedy than of all other
cough syrup, and always take
pleasure in recommending 1t to our
customers. II. NJ. Urey, the pop
uIar druggist of Fredon'a, Pa
who has sold Chamberlain's Cough
remedy tor several years says: l
can truly say that it s the best
cough medicine IN the market. For
sale at 25 and 80 cents per bottle
by all medicine dealers,
Sharp County record., 1897-09-17
- -V
OLD JIM.

Ed. REcoRD:-My old gray
mule-better known as "Old
Jim"-is dead. He departed
this life on the 12 inst. There
are various opinions as to the
cause of his sudden demise.
Some say collie, or bots, while
others think it might have been
apoplexy heart failure etc, ect.
He was a little over "a years old.
| owned him 19years, and during
that time he helped to make IA
crops of corn and cotton. Aver
aging the corn at 1900 bushels
and the cotton at II bales per
year would make 21O00 bushels
of corn and 154 bales of cotton.
Saying nothing about the tons Of
hay, oats and other stuff. For
nineteen years he worked with
the log team on an average of
six months a year, the team
hauling 1900 feet per day, $1,000
feet per month or 100000 feet
during the entire time. He made
on an average five trips a year to
Batesville travelling ALSO miles
and hauling-counting 1000 each
way-190,000 pounds of freight.
Besides that he helped haul four
mills out from Batesville weigh
ing in the aggregate 10000
pounds. Till the day he died,
he was never sick a minute dur
ing the time | owned him, never
refused to eat, or to pull when
told. Were | not afraid you
would call me a "gold bug" I
would say he has been worth his
weight in gold. May be it is
just as we'll to say. "Well done
good and faithful servant y
Batesville and Melbourne papers
please copy.
Jno. S. Medley
Sharp County record., 1897-09-17
CENTER.

Dry weather, nc rain since the
first week in August, crops are
very short, cotton will not be over
one half crop in these parts, corn
about the same, and everything is
drying up for want of rain. a.,
Health very good for the time
of year. One death since our
last communication. Little Maud
Jackson, only daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James Jackson of
Center. She died on Sept, 9TH
very suddenly. The bereaved
ones have the heartfelt sympthy
of the community.
Sunday school has been sus-
pended for the past two months,
but will be re-organized on next
Sunday.
Sharp County record., 1897-09-17
Commissioners Sale.

Notice Is hereby given that In pursuance of
the authority and directions contained In
decree of the chancery court of the southern
district Of Sharp county made at the August
term OF said court on the 9th day Of SAID court
In u cause pendicg therein between W. A.
Edwards and Il. D. Williams painlllYs,
against John A. sransky and MARTINI Bat
ties defendants.
Tho undersigned as special commissioner
IN said cause viii offer for sale ut public out
cry to the highest BIDDER ut the south trout
door Of the court house for the southern dis
trict Of said county OF Sharp In which said
court ls held In the town .Of Evening Shade
within the hours dresCrlDed by law for judicial
sucs, ou Tuesday the 2S day of Sept, 1877, the
following described lands towit The south
halt OF the south west Puurter, the south west
quarter Ofthe south east quarter. section
Up 10 re- west containing ~ acres more or
less,
Term Of sale' On q credit Of six mouths
The purchaser being required TO execute u n0to
with approved security and u lien TO bc re-
ulned ON the premises sold TO secure the puy-
mcnt Of the purchase money,
Given under my hand this sth day of Sept
1897,
jasper Jrstue
Special CONN ssioner.
Sharp County record., 1897-09-17
CRAIG-APPLEF0N WE'D
DING.

On last Wednesday at 2o'clock
Mr.. Edward Craig and Miss
Maggie Appleton were married,
Rev. W. S. Southworth officiat-
ing. Ed is one of Sharp coun-
tvs most enterprising young
farmers and stock dealers. By
close application to business he
has been enabled to purchase a
good farm and now enjoys the
satisfaction Of having a comfort
able home to increase his and his
BRIDES welded joy. Miss Apple
ton is one of Ash Flats most
highly accomplished young
ladies.
The older citizens of this COM
munity as well as the young peo-
pie extend hearty congratulations
to this young couple. In this
wise step "Boots" Identifies him.
self as a permanent citizen in
our community. And of all
classes of men we 80 much need
he is of that class we need most,
a good farmer, a producer Of
wealth, one who studies his busi-
ness.
The RECORD with its entire
force extends hearty congratu-
lations.
Sharp County record., 1897-09-17
Did You Ever.

Try Electric Bitters as o remedy
for your troubles? If not, get
bottle now and get relief. This
medicine has been found to be
peculiarly adapted TO the relief
and cure nj all female complaints
exerting a wonderful direct in
fluence in giving strength and
tone to the organs. If you have
lots Of appetite, constipation,
headache, fainting spelle Or are
nervous, sloepless, eXcitable or
troubled with dizzy spells, Eleo.
trio Bitters is the medicine you
need. Health and strength are
guaranteed by its use. Fifty
cents and Sl.00 at W. G. Shows
drug store
Sharp County record., 1897-09-17
POUGHKEEPSIE.

I have been waiting for some
thing to turn up before writing.
but to date nothing has showed
itself but dry hot weather. The
water supply of this section is
becoming very scarcs. Springs,
wells, cisterns and creeks are
all drying up and stock is suffer-
ing in many places.
There is considerable sickness
reported in this locality. The
widow Spots died on the 9th inst
from effects of cancer on her
face. She was buried at the
Spots grave yard.
The sweet potato and turnip
crop in this section is almost a
complete failure.
The pearl rage has struck these
parts. Large quantities of mus
sells are being gathered daily
from the river, but not many
pearls are found. From what |
can learn they average about one
pearl to every 300 mussells.
W. NJ. Edwards lost a fine mule
a few days ago by his kindness to
a friend and the spasmodic collie.
There was a genuine old FASH
ion picnic at Uncle Billie Norris
spring the other day.
W. T. Campbell, W. NJ. Tom
pYins and G. B. Freeman have
each made new cisterns.
DR.. Craig was through this
section last week. We do not
know how many pearls he got.
The Doctor is always welcome in
these parts.
Sharp County record., 1897-09-17
Notice For Publication . 8238
Land oilIce AT Iittle nock ARK !

Land Office at Little Rock, Ark.
Sept 1897,
Nyotice Is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice of his nten-
tiOn to make final proof in support OF his clam
and that said proof will be made before the
County Clerk Of Shar county VT Evening
Shade, Ark on october lG 1907, viz;
William T. Reed
HE No 1866 tor the hlf of n sec 32, n W
Of W sec 80 and sw Of 8 W sec % I 17nr
3 W.
He names the following witnessc' to prove his
residence upon and cultivation OF
said land Viz:
J $ Phillips, George u. Craig, B Y Jones
N V Hutchison all Of EveEing Shade, Ark
j, J. Beavers,
Register
Sharp County record., 1897-09-17

Jesse l.. Test, Esq, an old resident
and highly respected citizen of
our town. called this morning and
after purchasing a bottle of Cham
berlan's Co)ic, Cholera and Diar'
rhoea remedy said: If anyone asks
you if this remedy will do what Is
claimed for IT, tell them yes and
refer them to me. II. Alexander
Stoke, Reynoldsville, Pa. No one
can doubt the value of this medl"
cine after giving it a fair trial
Then 1t is pleasant and safe to
take, making it especially valuable
for children. For sale by all medl'
cine dealers.
Sharp County record., 1897-09-17
V IGCAL NEWS.

I9MJ WA. Edwards has made a
lumber Of improvements on his
ne lotton gin.
'''' D,L. King of Hardy, was at
lth. ending to business in the pro-
d. ,ate court this week.
/, 50
The equalization board COM
hit 5,osed Of G. r. Hall, Walt E.
Taylor and Stephen Johnson is
min session this week.
Cheatham's Tasteless Chill Tone,
Dlhe best ever made, It's been in
The battle and though It stayed, II
Z hn,stod the banner, Ono Cure, N"
Pay" and that's the motto it works
under to-day.
w Calvin Mobley and G. W.
,,bs Mullens Of Scott township were
attending to business before
Judge Murphy this week. Esq
gS Mobley's friends are tempted to
=, call him Judge,
The Evening Shade Roller mill
filled an order this week Of 450C
., pounds of flour. This order was
received from Melbourne. Nc
mill in Arkansas has a better
rSputation for making first class
Hour than this one.
Williams and Edwards bought
h The first bale Of cotton last Mon
KAY the 10th at $50, of Martin
Kissinger Of near Ash Flat, the
bale was put up at Hardy by
, Garner and Hasting and Mr..
Kissinger brought the cotton tc
Evening Shade to sell.
Sharp County record., 1897-09-17
KINGS MILL.

Health is good.
Weather hot and Try.
Crops are rather on 'h3 light
order.
Rev. Halcomb and some lady
preacher of the Free Methodist
church, will begin an OLE time
camp meeting at this place on
Friday night Sept. the 9Th, 1897.
This meeting will be entirely
self supporting, Every body
invited to come, and come pre-
pared to camp on the ground.
Sharp County record., 1897-09-17
RuckIcn'S Arnica Salyc.

THE BEST SALvE in the world
for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers,
Salt Rheum, Fever, Sores, Tet-
ter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Ercptions,
and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. For Sale BY W. c.
Snow.
Sharp County record., 1897-09-17
Evening Shade High
School.
Evening Shade, Ark.
School in Sharp County.

Can thoroughly prepare boys
and girls for the leading colleges
of the state, and young men and
ladies to teach in the public
schools. A professional course
will be given to teachers if
desired.
Rates of tuition, S1.0O to $3.50
per month; Incidental fee ten
cents per month; board, $500
to $500 per month.
A liberal patronageis is solicited.
Fall term opens Sept. 13, 1897.
SEND For CIRCULAR.
TX. Hooper, Principal
A. NJ. Metcalf, First Assistant.
Sharp County record., 1897-09-17
There Is Nothing 80 Good

There is nothing just as good
as DR., Kings Now Discovery for
consumption, Coughs and Colds,
so demand it and do not permit
the dealer to sell you some sub
situte. He will not claim there
is anything better, but in order
to make more profit he may claim
something else TO be just a9 good.
You want DR., Kings New Discoy-
cry because you know il to be
safe and reliable, an 1lgvaranteed
to do good or money refunded
For Coughs, Colds, Consumption
and for al affections Of Throat
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