The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1899-12-23

Get ready for the boom of 1900.

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Santa Claus will visit all our
Sunday Schools tonight.
Temperance meeting at the Bap-
fist Church tomorrow night,
Pay up what you owe the TIMES
and avoid the New Years dun.
%. W. Ryun, is preparing to
move his saw and planning mill to
Harrison.
Capt. Hines is getting out some
fine Jack on the Harrell place three
miles east of Harrison.
Quarterly Meeting at the M. E.
Church, South, Sunday. Preaching
by Presiding Elder Pierce Merrill.
Attorney Blair has been making
some elegant improvements about
his residence Just north ofthe square.
Hal King. of Little Rock, Ada
Pace and Chas. Greene, of Fayette-
vile, and Miss Fannie Weaver, of
Rally Hill, will spend Christmas
with relatives here.
Mrs. c. Abbey, Just from Mans
field, Ark, has opened up a new
stock of Ladies' Furnishing Goods
hrst door south of Mr.. T. w. John
sons furniture store.
The recent additions to cur rail
road subscription are E. V. Wyss-
brod $3.50, H. A. Dinsmore $50, W.
K. Sneed $500. w. A. Greever $500,
G. L. Deshazo $500, and B. B. Hud-
gins $500.
H. c. and Robt. King, who ar
rived here by Thursday evenings
stage, say that the demand for trans
portation from Eureka to Harrison
the day they lett there was so large
as to exhaust all vehicles and teams
available
Lay Brothers, of Chicago, who
left for home Saturday, carried with
them the papers of one of the most
Important mineral deals yet made in
our section. As matters are not en-
tirely closed up we are not at liberty
TO give particulars.
| 20. w. Ryun, the lumberman, pro-
poses TO lead the procession in sup
plying small residences tor the I'M
looming throng. Hehas already coH
traeted for three 4-room cottages tS
be erected at once, just one bloch
northeast of the square. !
u Thirteen passengers arrived on
Monday nights stage from Eureka,
and although the record has not
been kept up during the entire week
a total of over fifty has been reached.
Most of them want zinc lands as
near as possible to the proposed Eu-
Meka extension.
Nov that the railroad is an as
sured fact some OF our unhappy souls
are putting in their time worrying
about the location of the depot.
These sort of people are going to be
sad and sorely disappointed when
they get to Heaven. The golden
streets won't run to suit them.
I Five thousand copies of this is
sue of the TIMES have been printed,
and will be distributed to all parts
of the country by the railroads and
Others interested in the matter 1t
! contains. Near forty thousand ex-
ltra copies of the ZINES have been
printed during the year just closing.
Young gentlemen and ladies of
Harrison who would perfect them
selves on any string instrument
should consider the presence here of
Prof. Hatton fortunate indeed. No
such violinist has ever been in Harri-
son before, and his performances are
a revelation to all who have heard
him.
Story, Hudgins & McMahan is
the new legal firm formed in Harri-
son this week. All of it's members
are well known to the people and in
the courts throughout the district
as leaders in their profession, and
the firm will enjoy practice justi-
fed both by their ability as lawyers
and established characters as up
right, conscientious gentlemen.
Rev. A. Wright, who will be re-
membered kindly by our people as
resident of Harrison several years
ago, writes that he expects to reach
here once more about the LIST of the
new year and will spend the balance
of the winter with us. During his
stay he will preach a series of ten
sermons the character of which have
been attracting favorable attention
from the press and pulpit of the cit
les he has been visiting lately.
The Springfield Leader Democrat
says: about IS Arkansas teamsters
stayed at three wagon yards last night.
Price had about IS of these freighters;
/ white, 80, and the Arkansas wagon
yard on Campbell street, 40. The teams
we're from Harrison, Lead Hill, Yell
vile, aud other points south Of White
river. The demand for holiday goods