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Sharp County record., 1898-08-26

Ceived the endorsement of the
enlisted men,
Lieutenant Garland is the
son of Ex-Governor and eX-
United States Attorney-Gen-
eral Garland. His arrest
was ordered by Lieutenant
Chandler, and it is stated
that the privates are very in
dignant at the manner in
which he has been treated,
almost to the point of mutinyS
The petition was signed by
his own company and 200
meu from other companies
before it was stopped. Ally
save the officers, are a unit
that the regiments should be
disbanded now that the war
is over.
Sharp County record., 1898-08-26
The professional loafer

The professional loafer is
the best thing going; the
happiest bird il the flock, a
man among men and monarch
of all he surveys. He can
live and thrive in any country
and In any climate with per
feet ease, because nothing
effects the position he holds
in life except the length tp'
days. At the same time TIE
loafer is the gentleman who
can tell the farmer how to
farm, the preacher how to
preach and the merchant
what to do if he wants to
make an oyster can or two
full of money in a week. He's
the fellow that talks about
the shams of life never think
ing that he is a public dis
grace. The same fellow if
the reins of government had
been in his grasp could have
made hash out OF Spanish
soldiers and erased the coun-
try from the map IN short
order. If some enterprise is
started in the community, the
man Of leisure is the first tc
raise an objection. In fact,
more prominent individuals
cannot be found than this
class and we don't know OF
over a hundred objections
that a sensible person could
have to them.
Sharp County record., 1898-08-26
INGENUITY AND ECONOMY.

Since we have been at the
helm of this crossroads jour
nal, we have bumped up
against almost every con-
ceivable sort of a man. The
quecrest specim IN of the
genus homo yet, we met him
this week, when a long, keen
fellow, who had to lower
himself considerably to get
in at the door, walked into
Our office and informed us
that he failed to get his pa
per last week and wished us
to furnish him one.
After we had inquired OF
him his name, we knew that
no such a man had ever taken
this paper. We supposed he
was in the wrong county and
inquiring for the wrong pa
per and told him that we
thought there was a mistake
somewhere as his name did
not appear on our list. We
handed him a paper, now.
ever, and then the man told
us why we couldn't find his
name on the books. He said
that he and his neighbor lived
within a mile Of each other
and that they Clipped in a
dollar apiece and the
other fellow did the subscrib-
ing so the paper was mailed
to him, but the other mans
children tore the last paper
up before he could get oyer
after it.
So, instead Of each one
subscribing for six months,
Sharp County record., 1898-08-26
SHORT STATE ITEMS.
A bright outlook for busi-

A bright outlook for busi'
ness, say our exchanges.
A horticultural society has
been organized at Moore6eld,
Independence county.
kid Arcker, a brake
man, was accidentally killed
by a train at. Winthrop Sat.
urday.
K. O. Gould, editor of the
Tribune, Little Rock has
been arrested for an attempt.
ed assault on a l4-year.old
girl:
Eighty per cent of the en-,
listed men in the Second Ar
kansas regiment have signed
a petition to be returned
home.
London, Pope county is a
patriotic place. 1t has seven
new boys named Dewey, one
named Hobson and FIVE girls
named Manila,
The Randolph Herald COM
plains that some miscreat is
making night hideous in Po.
cahontas by firing off fire.
arms--Sunday night at that,
Editor Quinn of the Green
wood Democrat has been in
dicted for criminal libel. He
accused the prosecuting at
toraey Of his circuit of being
Sharp County record., 1898-08-26
5 is several steps taken to
the front according to our
view of the matter.

1t may be right and just to
make the writer, who is pos.
sessed of very little except a
strong constitution and a
good appetite, work on the
public roads five days in the
year, while some of our
neighbors who own lands and
who use the roads every day
are just required to work
the same FIVE days, but we
can't see it that way. Let's
have a read tax and each
man pay according to the
amount of taxable property
he owns. 1t is to the prop
erty owners interest first
that our roads are improved.
Sharp County record., 1898-08-26

A 6-year-old Omaha girl
has two big brothers and she
has been taught to pray for
them every night. Recently
the elder brother enlisted in
the Third Nebraska and the
regiment started for the
front. That night the little
girl knelt by her bed and
prayed for her brothers as
follows; And please take
care of brother Bert, who
has gone to fight Spaniards,
and please take care OF
brother Frank, who left
home early this evening to
take in the Midway" And
the little girls mother ad-
mitted to herself that both
boys neeGed prayers. Elk.
Sharp County record., 1898-08-26

Last week the government
purchased 5000 gallons OF
whisky in Chicago for the
use of the army. During the
past year or so the govern,
ment has seized in the moun-
talns of Arkansas a larger
quantity of whisky than this.
and, according to experts,
the moonshine article was of
as good quality as that sold
in the houses patronized by
Uncle Sam. If the army
must have whisky and the
government can get the gen.
uine stuff for nothingit seems
to be an act Of willful extrav'
agance not to do so.-Ga'
zette.
Sharp County record., 1898-08-26

A minister on a recent
Sunday surprised his audi
ence by reading the following
announcement from the pull
pit; 1.-THE regular session
Of the Donkey Club will be
held as usual at the close Of
this service. Members will
line up outside the church
door make remarks and stare
at the ladies who pass, as it
is their custom, Any mem
Der known to escort a young
lady to church like a man,
sit there like a gentleman
during the service without
talking or disturbing others,
and escort her home like a
gentleman, shall be promptly
expelled from membership"
The application was to the
point and the effect was
marvellous. The Donkey
Club did not materialize
again at the next service,
Sharp County record., 1898-08-26
A MISSING HUSBAND

My beloved husband, n
ert Anderson, bade his VI
and children an affection
goodbye August 6, lSS |
be gone one day only Dal1
not return, and has rot S|
been heard from.
He was an E nglishnat
feet s inches high; was \
with brown hair and "
rather slender, but hadpS|
shoulders and was Y
straight; had red Illus'1
(if any slight Roman \
He is a Mason and @1
Fellow. !
He was a most affection
husband and father pF'1
harmony existing u
exhausted every means w
him. Il
All preachers, puV,1I
speakers and officers !
please read this notice "
public places, and nave s,,' !
put in your town ana .,a s,I,
papers, asking other .EsI, Ist
to please copy, aud ss,tI sn,S
oblige his brOken'n''''
wife.
Respectfully, .,,,
Mary r. AndefTs'v,, r.,
p. S, Any iniorlll''"o, ."o
regard to him will DC VT
ciated. n A
Sharp County record., 1898-08-26

The Arkansas troops at
Camp Thomas can fight but
do not want to be assigned to
garrison duty in Porto Rico
or Cuba since the war is
over, Lieutenant w. A,
Garland, Of Company H,
First Arkansas, is under ar.
rest for circulating a petition
asking for the honorable dis.
of the regiment,
Had the petition not been
stopped it would have re.
Sharp County record., 1898-08-26
THE ONE-HORSE FARMER.

The one-horse farmer has
a life long ambition to gain a
reputation for wearing a
dirty shirt.
He Will alarm the neigh
borhood by getting up two
hours before day and then sit
around and not 60 to work
until after sun up.
He will ride around a week
looking for a So hog.
He will complain of hard
times, then tear his pants
climbing a fence where a
gate ought to be.
He will pay So for a new
bride, then let the calf chew
it to pieces before Sunday,
He will get all his neigh
bors to help ir getting a COW
out of the bog ther let her
die for want of atten ton.
Stock will get in and de-
stroy his crop at a place in
his fence that he has been
putting off fixing for six
months.
He will sprain his back
lifting something to show
how strong he is.
He will talk all day Sunday
on what he knows about
farming, then ride around the
neighborhood Monday hunt
ing seed potatoes.
He will 60 in his shirt
sleeves on cold day to show
how much he can stand, then
return home at night and ac'
cupy two-thirds of the FIRE
place till bedtime.
He will ridicule the me
chanlsm of a cotton planter,
and then 60 out and mash his
thumb mailing a board on the
fence.
He will 60 to town or
Saturday and come back with
fifty cents worth of coffee,
paper of pins, a dollars
worth of chewing tobacco
and a belly full of whiskey
-Ex.
Sharp County record., 1898-08-26

in "cahoots" with the blind
tiger element.
Last Saturday morning
fire destroyed $4,000 worth
of property in Hot Springs,
including the National and
Windsor hotels from which
the guests barely escaped.
Six lives were lost.
H. L. Bramlet was assas.
sinated while at home in bed.
He was alone at the time the
fatal shot was fired through
an open window. Bramlet
was one of the first settlers
Of Paragould. No clue to
the assassin.
A fight to the death at
Fayetteville Monday. Jim
Williams and Joe King had
been drinking together and
fell out when a fight ensued,
in which King was fatally
stabbed, dying in a few min
utes later. King at the time
of his death was under bond
for beating his wife and Will
liams had already served a
term in the penitentiary.
lhe dead body OF an un-
known man was found near
the railroad track FIVE miles
north of Texarkana. His
aye was near IS years, his
beard being snowy white. In
one hand was found a paper
which read; MY name is
Steven Hargrove and | was
bern in Kentucky" In the
other hand was a lead pencil
tightly clasped, indicating
that the words were written
during his dying moments,
Billie Baily, living with
Ills sololheT'ln-laW, Bill Brew
er, in Sage township, at.
tempted suicide last week, by
cutting his throat from ear to
ear cutting the windpipe in
two and the swallow about
half into, grazing the Jug.
ular vein. DR., Y. J. Woods
of Batesville, was called by
telephone, who came and
Sharp County record., 1898-08-26

these two ingenious people
worked a trick and get the
paper a year, though one has
to walk a mile after it..
That caps the stack, but an
editor needn't be surprised at
anything.
Sharp County record., 1898-08-26

Any one can tell how a
cheerful idiot from New
Mexico RECEIVERS from a spree
by reading the roast given
Senator Jones by an editor Of
that territory found on an.
other page
Sharp County record., 1898-08-26

September 5th is the time
for action on the subject of
roads. The voter then has
a chance to express himself
as to whether Our public
highways shall be worked by
the old method or be worked
on a more equitable plan. The
adoption of amendment No,
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dressed the terrible woll
and, it is thought, the p
man will probably recon!
III health, which had inpl|
ed his mind somewhat
supposed to have caused
rash act. ct.-Melbourne RgI
ter.
Sharp County record., 1898-08-26

The Arkansas boys want
to come home and they should
be allowed to do so. They
enlisted to fight and having
been denied that privilege
they do uot wish to do gar
Tison duty,
Sharp County record., 1898-08-26

A peart exchange says that
a young lady wrote a letter
to her brother in the army
censuriug him for eulisting
and among other things said,
IF you were anxious for
war why didn't you marry, "
Sharp County record., 1898-08-26

The Post Dispatch thinks
since the war has ended an
Arkansas air.shlp tory
would be Sitting.
Sharp County record., 1898-08-26

August has been a month
full of crime in Arkansas.
We need less talk about en-.
forcing the laws and more
enforcement.
Sharp County record., 1898-08-26

Wild Bill Evans the evan
gellst has been appointed
chaplain of the 2nd Tennessee
regiment.
Sharp County record., 1898-08-26

Weather prophet Ira Hicks
says that next month will be
the hottest weather of the
season. The Republicans
and populists will have a hot
time up Salt Creek.
Sharp County record., 1898-08-26

The country is improving,
jmproye the roads and by
taxation is the only way,
Sharp County record., 1898-08-26

Ten more days and state
and county politics will be
over for two years.
Sharp County record., 1898-08-26
Sidney !
X *COLLECIHTES . INSTITlJr,

j, W. Ragan A. B.
Chas NJ Gresham "%Ss
Sidney. Ark
Fall Term opens Sept. 5, '98.
Tne scholastic year is divided into four terms of wo.,
The course of study is full and extensive. "'eAs I
Students may enter at any time and wib be charged t
time of entering close of term unless otherwise arano
Expenses: Good board in private families, light fuaf w.
ing included at and So. Tuition according to grade
No deductions whatever will be- made except in 81
except by special agreement
For catalogue and further information address the r.
Sidney Ark
Sharp County record., 1898-08-26
TIL E R RECORD
BY CLAUDE L. COGER.
State Democratic Ticket,

For Governor
DAN W. JONES'.
For Secretary of State
A c. HULL.
For Auditor
CLAY SLOAN.
For Treasurer
T. E. LITTLE,
For Attorney General
JEFF DAVIS.
For Com, State Lands
J. W. coLQUIrT.
For Sup't Pub. Inst.
j. J.. DoYNE.
For Com. Mines, etc
FRANK HILL,
For Associate Justice
J.. E. jRIDDICK..
Sharp County record., 1898-08-26
County Democratic Ticket.


For Representative
.THoS. i. HERRN.
For County Judge
JAS. W.. SMITH.
For Circuit Clerk
H. B. HILL.
For Sheriff
]. It. WILKINS.
For Treasurer
G. w. SHAVER.
For Assessor
CoN NJ. SULLIVAN.
For Surveyor
C. D. RITCHIE.
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THE HARDEST FIGHTING.

The hardes, hgnAng Of the day seems
20 have been on the right flank and heavy
casualties are reported from there. The
advance there was more rapid than a,
the other points on the line and Gen.
cral Chanee's brigade was nrst to cross
the little San Juan river close to the
line Of the outer fortihcations.
Al ? o'clock Caney had not been en-
tered by the American troops. but they
had pushed past and were ready at any
tim they chose 10 march into IT, At that
hour General shafier. whose headquar-
iers had been three miles in the rear,
went forward 10 assume personal control
of the operations Some surprise is ex-
pressed that he did not walt Tor the siege
guns before beginning the final attack.
but the siege guns are still on the beach
At DaiquirI, and he decided yesterday
that they were Unnecessary and deter
mined to strike at once. The only move
ment not successful was General Duff
held's attempt 10 occupy the village OF
Aquadores
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THE HOSPITAL SHIP.
"Rehef' Sale to Take Care OF Skaters
wounded-More ReIntorcements.

Washington. July 2-The hospital shiI
Relief. which let, New York today wal
given orders before sailing to stop OF
her way south at Fortress Monroe. wher,
an extra force OF surgeons will board
her. She will reach Fortress Monroe
tomorrow and take aboard the physicians
and then proceed forward to the wound.
ed OF Skaters command.
Surgeon General Siernburg OF the array
was unable to make arrangements today
for all the medical assistance which Gen.
eral Shai,er asked for. After considerable
labor he got together force Of probably
dozen physicians. and these, with sur.
geons already aboard the vessel. will
approximate about twenty in all. These
General Sternburg hopes, will be enough
to supply the pressing wants OF the army
The relief should reach Santiago in
four or five days. II additional physi-
clans are needed. they will be sent, Gen
General Sternburg says, on the cruiser
Yale, which is scheduled to leave Nor
folk about the middle Of next week with
a large detachment OF General Garrett.
sons brgade as reinforcements for shat
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP.

Notice is hereby given that the partner
shin now and heretofore existing between
George Johnson and j. NJ. Hughes, at
torneys at law, and known under the
firm name and style OF johnson &
Hughes, has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent. Mr.. Johnson will con-
tlnue the business, Mr.. Hughes retiring
therefrom on assuming the duties OF
justice of the peace.
GEOhuE JOHNSON.
]. NJ. HUGHES.
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BAPTISM
OF FIRE
KNocNGp rIn arANlsn rLAd

when tho nflug eyascd Lieutenant Del.
hanry. ~ mo Auwaucc. was anaiou. tl
nulsh Mo work. "a hr s.Euallsd 10 the
New York a-klnr p,rnlsslon % knock
down Ihc spanish nag
"Y,-. replied Admiral Aamps.n. 20
yuu ..u ip q. in tnrrc ahpis"
Tho suaanrr then lay about ol5 yards
from 'ho old forts shc took nor tine
Lieutenant ulu, carefully aimed thr G..
inch gun and Tho .rr,ws NJ all the sh,p.
watched tho .nc.d,n, when tho -m,ke
Of Tho nrui shb, cleared away only two
strcsm,ru NJ tho fla, vrr, lef, IN, ,heii
hal sanr through tho center OF IA. bunt.
Ing Two or ,hrco minutes later Tho su.
vance nr,i again and huge clouds az
dshr.s ros, from IN, has. ~ m, nass,sr
Tho rasuian seemed 10 have charmed
existence and tho suwan,e mad only one
chance left Il seemed hardly po,..bic
Tor hsr q, achis,, her object with bic
KUN a. rysh ~, distance and sp.b , y,,
tarsc, There VA. brra,hic., silence
among m, er,ws m, gusnp,r changed
her pn,.,ion susbny Then nun OF
Hmok, shot oui from her slide and up
wen, A cloud Of debris from the p,rapei
and down fell IN, hammer NJ spain spsh
yeus from the nasshln will prob,bly never
DO heard again
The suwancs.s las, sho, struck r,sh, At
the h,sr ID, the n,r-t,r and had li,on 10
clear n tho wrochago
"W,ll done" slsnailrd m, admiral
FIRE ON THE RIFLE plrs
At li.D General pun,eid rivn,llca that
bl, vr,ut. remarked that ~, tspny, had
been done 10 the sp,n,sh rln, pl,s by
tho shells from tho shlps and Admiral
sampson told him that they had been
nj, several times. bu, tina, thero vn. mo-
ore I'm the pl,a However. thr suwnncc
was ordered to flrc few moro sho., In
their direction.
Al i?.G tho Ncw York. having ceased
nrlng at Augadorcs. commenced nring S.
inrh shells clear over the gully into the
city N Santiago do cuba. Every ayeI
minutes shells wen, roaring over the hllI
eide. What destruction they wcr, doing
n wns lmnos,lh,o :, toll a.. m, Hmm
MD everything
In rcpy TO General pun,cld, ouostlon
"yh,, ia tho pewsg" Admiral samp,on
r.,ll,l "Thcrc 4, not spnnlnrl l,t, in
II r,o, nit" Later General Duo,l s,s.
nailed that his scouts thought reinforce.
mont. wcrc marching ,o tho battered aid
fort and Admiral samp.on wlpwasscd
him "rhorc ia NOT sponlnrd left ,herc
n ,py como the Glm,cs,cr win t,lc care
OF ,h,,"
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WE ooT woRBrED.

Captain Grimes shells. sont for rango
N about @oo yards. slightly oycnhot
lho marx n WIS dlnicull 10 locate tho
BpnnIsh guns, nu they used smokelefs
powder ana In this, the nrst artillery duct.
Iho Americans had tho worst of a.. Up
10 This Time thoro had been no Infantry
ifo except On the extreme right. whore
lho spanIards were being hard pressed
by General Chnnoo ana General Lawton.
About $40 balloon was sent up In iron,
NJ tho cavalry division This drew tho
nrat yolloy from tho spanish enlronch.
m'nio. Though yoIlcy followed yolloy
iho daring ofiicer made % reconnolsance
ana got down safely having obtained
complete details NJ tho dispositions " the
rnomy Tho advance or tho cavalry ana
Gonoru ksnru division Immediately be-.
San along tho iIno NJ tho main rad 20
Santiago. Il Was abou, two hours later
before our advance began breaking
through ne covering of the spanish
trenches. They met with bail from the
Mhua'r rifles, which temporarily stayed
iho forward movement The spanlards
had their range and thc.r practice was
good. our men lly ON their breasts ana
poured yull,y after yO.ley into hem at
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A CHILD ENJOYS

The pleasant flavor, gentle action and
Ioothing effect Of Syrup Of Figs, when in
need of a laxative, and If the father OF
mother be costlve or bilious, the most
gratifying results follow its use; so that
it is the best family remedy known and
every family should have bottle. Man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup CO,
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Ink four Both The Spanish ana American
batteries used aharpnol. The next Span.
lsh shell burst Just beyond tho battery
and riddod q sugar house behind which
cob Woods rough riders we're waiting
iho forward movement II was from this
elevation that the English German. ana
Japanese military attaches viewed tho
engagement
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THE DEAD AND WOUNDED.
Skaters Forces Baptiscd In Fire while
Showing Desperate Courage.

At General Skaters Headquarters, Fri
day, July /, p. M, by the Associated
Press dispatch boat Cynthia to Port An
tonic, July 2, p m, via Kingston ia
mnica, July 2, 1880 p. m.--General Shat
ter's army has had Its baptism Of fre,
with desperate courage and mad dash
Of veterans, It has conquered the Span
Ish works before Santiago, and his force
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FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION RATE

The White Collar Line will sell Fourth
of July excursion tickets between AS
torla and Portland and all way points
at one fare for the round trip. Tickets
sold July 2, 5, and good returning up
to July 6, inclusive.
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RATTLE RESUMED.

Guantanamo, July 2-(Copyrighted lSSS
by the Associated Press The fighting
In front Of Santiago was resumed at
daylight this morning. The advance was
ordered along the entire line,
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AssIaNEE's NOTICE TO cRED1roRa.

Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed has this day been appointed AZ
slgnee of Rebecca Strauss, an insolvens
debtor. Creditors Of the said assiRnoF
are hereby notified to present their claims
under oath to the undersigned within
three month from this date at his place
Of business at No. SE Commercial street
Astoria, oregon.
Dated this l1th day Of December, isH.
N. SCHLUssEI.,
Assignee of Rebecca Strauss. an insolvens
debtor.
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First-class trains leave warrenton for
Flavel and New Astoria at T:45 s:l5 and
1852 a. m., and 1855, 2;45 and $50 p m.
and returning arrive at Warrenton at sos,
$50, u:O5 a. m. and 1901, sos and $40 p. m.
J. C. MAYO,
T. II. CURTIS, G. F. & P. A.
Manager.
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TIE MEN REST.

Siboney July >, Il noon, pia Playa del
Este Copyrighted 1875 by the Associated
Press)-At this hour the firing is light
Work on the entrenchments is being
pressed and the soldiers are allowed to
rest. The fleet did some firing, but did not
engage the batteries generally.
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GRIMES ATTACK.

A few minutes before o'clock Captain
Grimes opened with his battery on the
heights to the right Of the main redout,
situated ON the center of the Spanish line
OF entrenchment directly before the city,
The Spanish reply was immediate and
wonderfully accurate. The second or third
Of their shells broke over one of Captain
Grimes guns, killing two men and wound