The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1899-10-07

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their grocery stock and will discon-
tinue business.
Rev. Stanhope, of our M E.
Church, is holding revival meeting
on Clear Creek. =
-Saml. Bradshaw is charging and
improving his residence in the south
west part OF town.
There is nothing the matter with
some sick people except the effects of
the medicine they take.
j, A. Bunch is charging the Moss
residence near the II. c. N. |, L. and
will move to it shortly. -
4 Mrs. Fannie Written has pur-
chased half interest in the millinery
stock of Mrs. Donna Baker. =
Judge E. G. Mitchell delivered an
eloquent address at the opening of
Galloway College last week. y
The Boston Mining Company's
drill will begin operations on the
other side of the creek next week.
-Messrs. A. B. and c. r. Caps
Fare hitting up their building on the
southeast corner of the square for
a hotel.
When you think man is talking
nonsense, possibly he is talking
sense, and you are unable to com
prehend him,
Looking to Others for our stand
ard of happiness is a sure way to be
miserable. Our business is with our
own motives.
DO not dare to live without some
clear intention toward which your
living shall be bent. Mean to be
something with all your might
MIR. Jos. K. Holt will move his
family to Fayetteville and remain
there this winter in order that his
children may attend the University
( H. l.. Joslin has moved his gum
Shop to the cid Banner building on
the northeast corner of the square,
one door east of Wilson's exchange.
"A meeting will be held shortly to
organize a Miners Protective Asso-
cation, the principal purpose OF
which will be to discourage claim
jumping.
According to the official count
made by the quorum court this week
uniformity of school books was de-
feated in Boone county by a MAORI
tv of about one hundred.
Will r. Lamb is back at his old
place at Frew & Kings Harness
Shop doing his share to catch up
with the rush of work which has
been overwhelming that establish
ment recently.
-Chas. Sneed, convicted at last
term of Carroll Circuit court of bur
glary, started to Little Rock Mon
day to surrender himself to the peni-
Tertiary authorities. He hopes to
be pardoned at once.
W. B. Storment, of the Big Hur-
ricane, was seriously if not fatally
injured on Thursday while at the
mine. He was accidentally struck
in the stomach by sledge hammer
swung by one of the miners.
Arthur Stiff has purchased the,
Harrison Steam Laundry from Con-
nerlv & Co., and will add extensive
improvements thereto to meet the
demands of increasing trade. Mr.
Worthington will remain in charge
| The magnificent potatoes which
have attracted attention at the
TIMES office this week were raised
lby V. W, Murphy on his farm three
miles east of Harrison; some of
them are six inches in circumference.
Notice the card of Cave & Glen
denim, real estate dealers, in this is
sue. They have in hands some of
the very best properties ofNorth Ar
kansas, and are gentlemen with
whom it is always a pleasure to
deal.
George c. Campbell, of the firm
of Campbell & Co.. Bankers and
Brokers, St. Louis, spent couple of
days here this week and purchased
several large bodies of land for east
ern investors. A host of his old
friends here were pleased to meet him
again.
DIR. David B. Morgan, the we'll
known Veterinarian, spent this week
in Harrison. In addition to his us
ual feats of horse-taming and heal
ing he gave a series OF lectures in the
| Court Park which were largely at
tended, and spoken of by our stock
men as worth big money to them.
The Garvin Realty and Mining
Co. has been dissolved by mutual
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