The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1900-04-28
local.

When winter dies spring kindly
supplies flowers.
Cottages are going up in all
parts ofthe town.
Friends that are in need are more
plentiful than trends in deed.
From the bulldogs point ofyiew
this is very quarrelsome old world.
When a man is sure that nothing
is as good as it used to be, it is
sign he is getting old,
DIR. S. Cohen has one ofthe hand
soonest signs IN the town at his office
at c. NJ. Greene's residence.
Several dogs who were look.
ing queer about town this week paid
the penalty with their lives,
ON account of the 9Th Sunday
meeting at Bellefonte there will be
no services at the Baptist Church
tomorrow.
1t is very much to be regretted
that the contractors desertion of
his job has indefinitely postponed
work on the new Safer building.
The telephone service has been
knocked out portion of this week
on account the REIMBURSEMENT of
lines. General communication will
be resumed to-day.
--Blasingame & Son, of Green For
est, are offering to give away lots
near the depot site to parties who
will build either stone or brick BUSH
ness houses on them.
THE Harrison Bottling Works
has its machinery in place and will
begin active operations next week.
All of the leading carbonated bever-
ages will be among its productions. :
State Superintendent OF Public
Instruction Doyne talked on educat-
ional topics Wednesday night at the
Christian Church. He had good
audience in spite of the threatening
weather.
THE White river steamer. Ozark
Queen, has been tied UP for two
weeks Just below Buffalo Shoals. On
account of the continued dry wealth
err this has been hard year on the
steamboat men.
Estes Bros. have sold their tele-
bhone lines from Harrison to Yell
vile and Dodd City to the Ozark
Telephone CO., which corporation
now owns about all the long dis
lance lines OF this section.
y The addition to the Connerly
Hotel was made ready for occupan-
cy last Saturday and the large din
ing room thrown open for the first
time Sunday. Mr.. {. now has one
of the largest hotels in North Ar
kansas.
The travel to Harrison continues
lgood-in fact, it is increasing. This
is only another illustration of the de-
sire to acquire riches by one bound.
There is certainly unlimited wealth
in these old mountains, but not all
who seek shall find Eureka Flash
light.
There was not a driving rig to be
had at Hills stable this morning, ex-
cept those used for city work ex-
clusively Everything was on the
road to or from Harrison. Twenty y
FIVE people started for that place
Tuesday after the first train was in
Eureka Times Echo.
Red foxes have been dong SO
much damage in the vicinity of
Sycamore, this county, recently that
one of the solid citizens went fox
hunting the other morning; with six
shots from a double barrelled shot
gun killing five foxes and wounding
two others so badly they were un-
able to get away.
The Chicago company which is
building a new steamboat for the
upper White River trade, hope to
place it in service by the middle of
June next. 1t is being constructed
especially with view to keeping up
its trips during the low water sea-
son, and, to use a river phrase, will
be able to run on heavy dew"
Saml. johnson, OF Asbury
Hark, N. J., passed through Harri-
son Wednesday. with a party of
would-be investors who will take in
The entire zinc fields, commencing in
the Rush creek district, Having
been a reader of the TINES for some
time Mr.. Johnson knows how to go
about looking at North Arkansas.
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