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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-06-15
YORK River LINE VIA WEST POINT. THE
FAyoRIrE ROUTE NORTH

YORK River hINE VIA WEST POINT, THE
FAy0RrrE ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND.
500 %. Mo. Dos. Baltimore Limited, daily
except sundays for West Point
aud intermediate stations, max.
Iu4 close connection az West Point
with steamers for Baltimore.
2.3O D.. Mo. lN. local express. daily except
sunday for West Point and inter.
mediate stations. Connects Win
stage 40 Lester Manor for Walker
ton and rappahannOck also. al
West Point " Ola steamer for Bal
tmore stops at All stations.
500 A. Mo. i0. local mixed. Leaves daily
except sunday from Virginia
Street station for West Point and
inter edlafe stations, connecting
with stage at Lester Manor ior
MalkeriOn and lappahannoc1.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHN0ND.
900 a. N.-Daily.
1918 8. M.-EXcept sundays and Mondays
$3.50 T.. M.-Daiiy except sunday from Hesl
Point and intermediate stations.
Steamers leave West Point, daily except
sunday $500 D.. m., arriving Baliimore ~
following morning; returning, leave BALL
more GO INU b. ul. daily except sunday AT.
irving West Point go and RichmondxA
following morning.
steamers call at Almonds Wharf ana
Gloucester Point Tuesdays, Thursdays ana
at C'aybank ana yorktown Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays.
L.. ". WE~rBUkl, TRAY. Pass. Agent,
!. N. CUP. W A.TURK,
Traffic Manager, Gcnl Pass. Agent
+. :. CANNON, Third YicePresideni and
0enl Manager
WASHINGTON, D. G.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-06-15
Planting Corn for sIIage.

The Michigan experiment station
bulletin says: For the silo the corn
may well be planted In drills about
three and half feet apart and with
the kernels from two TO six inches
apart in the row. In a very wet sea-
son a heavier crop may be harvested
from plots drilled with a grain drill.
every tube sowing. but the greater
yield Of protein and other nutrients
was found in our experiments TO be
in the crop planted with less seed per
acre.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-06-15

1880 T.. n No. 36. Daily. For Washington
B fillmore
los 4. Mo. IS, Daily. For PHILADELPHIA
and New York.
aa2 4 Mo 80 Daily.
$40 A. Mo. DO, Daily. Local for Wash.
inglOn and intermediate stations
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA.
ll.O0 =. Mo. H. Daily. For Atlanta, Au.
gusta and points South. Sleeper
for Danyilic, Greensboro, sails
bury and Charlotte, open at Rich
mond $50 3. ml stops az local
stations betnern Richmond and
Danyiilc. Connects az Danyille
with so. 81 dai a.. for Aiken, An.
gusta and FLORIDA; With No. q
daily, for AtiaID. New Orleans.
Memphis and po.Ats South and
Southwest.
1901 J.. Mo. Daily. Local Tor Charlotte.
Connect. 40 DAM ll4e and Char.
lotto with No % q. = Fast Mail
taiy for New Orleans and points
south
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-06-15

A round among the furniture stores
emphasizes the almost total passing Of
tho rocking chair. II is recalled then
that one almost never sees one in any
of the public rooms of the house, the
parlor, library or sitting-room. A low
rocker perhaps, win occupy a place by
the sewing table. in the bedroom, but
nowhere else. Rockers fastened TO
chairs of every sort are no longer seen.
Even the patent rocker is frowned up
Oh solid, reposeful, quiet chairs being
in general demand.-N. y. Post.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-06-15

South America has greater undevel-
oped resources than any other conti-
nent. It's soil can produce any crop
grown on the earth, and It's mines Of
foid and silver and coal have been
scarcely touched.-Albanv Argus.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-06-15

lions. Secures positions. nisci
kind in the state" Courses:
who enter. Scholarship. time
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-06-15
Southern RAILWAY

TRAINS LEAVE LYNcHBURG. VA

TRAINS LEAVE LfNCHBURG, va.
1908 T.. M.-No. N, Daily. For ASbey,n.
chattanooga, Memphis and Nss
Drie ns. 'e"
$3.50 a. Mo. 80. Daily. For Atlanta Ns.
orleans. ail Southern and Son,b
western points, with direct con.
nectOns for points In Texss
Mexico and California.
2.l5 a. M.-No S. Daily. For Columh.
Augusta. Aiken. and FlorlSs
points. with connections for Nas.
sHr Key West and Il 4yana. cn1s
2.l4 p. I.-Dnlly. Local for Danville and
intermediate stations.
Sleeping Car arrangements. M
81 carries through sleepers Men
s Ork iO New Orleans and Miami
Fla, also from Salisbury 10 Mem,
phls. 80. Il carries through
~iecpers New York 10 Augusta
and Tampa, Fla. No. 3 carries
sleepefs New York TO New Orleans
and Jacksonville. Also Pullman
Tourist sleeper every Tuesday and
Friday through 10 san Francisco
Cal.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-10
Ca gtht $nlwr,

bte NIT tbrem 3abnarst, feiner arbet ober ldnen Nrien ni9t aufreben fe
Dies fb b~ieieni8en, bic i'd ieben min.
25-1i Or. 3. q. Sort, Sabnarst.
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In etne Ser Marimea bes Qetens. Ga
lit gang falid, Experiments gu MAIDEN,
wenn man trant fiblt. Oas oeseu
1T gu turs unS bic @eiuuobeit gu mertb'
uSl. @enn bu umsbl biit, wemu
su tiblit, baB Der 3uitanS Sei'
mes glutes Seadtans perbient, 3D.
sere ni6t. nod made NIT Oieiem oSer
Semen, baB ou pielei6t nllr uom sos
renlasen fsnnlt. Serlude. Mebms
setne 3ufudt iofort gu einem beudbrs
ten Slutreinisunssmittel, wis 6orni's
NlpenfrduterS lutbeleber, unb bu wirii
balb mieber better fablen," bieles If
bic anitbt BON 5errn Sraf in Setter
ibire, g. g., wel6e er auf folsenbsn
gorfau fuBt: rSersansenen Sommer
tlaste mir elm Na6bar, baB iein Slut
uersiftet iei. lleber ieinen sanSeu
aorper bra6en @eidwiire aus, uno er
lit unidslide S6mersen. De Dot
tor nannte es pgcSema" unh Sab tbm
Mesisin safir. Sc idien ieoO6, wie
menn ibm bieie MeSiSin nidt uisl gut
tbdte unb na6oem er ite etntse @oz
den senommen bate, b6rte CT Samtt
auf. Gr fam 81 mir in ieinem Glens.
SD bate serase cine Probsfilts son
Torni's alpenfrduter Slutbelebsr er=
balten uns lieB i'm eiue Slal9e ba.
pom baben. Salb trat cine merfli6e
asnoeruns gum Seiten elm. 8ie
Sduppen iddlte it6 i.iue 6aut uni
nabm eire seiunbe uatirlibe Sarbt
on, unb balo uaren ale anseiden Don
eczema perl6wunseu. Dies tit mn
elm psrsiuselter SAD. @er INNER aud
in u~nIerer @esenb sen Slutbeleber &C.
braudte, lit iebr bamit sufrissen." -
Sorni's alpentrduter Slutbeleber Be-
mOnitrirt isinen @ertb ais Slutreini,
ger, lit iebod ni9t in aps:beten 81
finoen mno fann mfr burd 9sfal,
Msenten ODER brett BON Dem Gisenz
tbiimer Or. Setter Sabrnep, 112s114
go. 9a9ue aue., gbicass, Sa., Be-
sosen wersen.
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Ornnbeiseutba Serfdufe.
Sir ben rgsorbfern" beri6tet pon Ge9itra
Serrn Sobn SO. Gmmel.

Vetlu oSoYu ~. SutnteA.
. g 9 Solution unb Satin an Nranf
&eler. fur MT in4 Sect 81 8 127
81 80 unb anberes. ........... 1850
Sobn Serbp unb @attin III 8 u Der
By, fitr w3 bon Jet net Sect
l26 81 33............ ........ 80
@m Sobannes unS Satin on Mnton
Oodenoori, fur nm4 nm4 Sect 35
s 122 &l 80. 1000
Sobn Iebrins an 8m s ytebrins, fir
MT let Sect 25 8 122 Sl33 ltno an=
beres... 5000
6 6 @oof ct al an Bet 80 Masnuion,
fir It 2 bid 5 & u Curtis Slrpep.. 275
6 6 Qtpoob u. @atti1 at 9 $ Don't
remalo, fir 1t l bid 81 8 Curtis
SurDeY 40
Sos @aluep II. Satin on g 8ot=
men, tiir II nm4 g "a & 1875 81 80. 500
= U Srancisco uno @attin on Sulius
Wesler, fitr nj int Sect 26 s 122
Vt Jul
Sobn 3app unb Satin an gilbert g
@bitnep, fir np4 np4 9 8 8 122
81 % unb anberes. ............ 1900
Srf 8 Barnard an s s &iiImeper, fir
lots s & 9 blod 4 Soutb Sioe Barf
uuu. lou
Die cts SO & 90 &p 60 an Ssnas
Somberie, fir int nw4 Sect 81 &
IS' Ji ESS
80 Seberid an @oti Sos, fir 1t l Sc
Sect 10 8 l22 &l ............ 963
s i3itur unb Satin an 8 & 6 Sbuz
lbafer, fir nj let Sect 81 s 1875 &l
SO uno anberes. ATS
Sid Meper unb Satin on 4us Sam=
pbafe, nj e4 pom mel Sect 26 8 125
l "a. Observation-Disclosures. 800
S % S'Srieu on + 81 Ylantifom, fir
It e 3 Sect 81 8 122 Sl 3D.. 1925
6 Srancisco unb Satin an s gaum=
9artner, fiir mel Sect 6 8 124 &l 30 $50
an9ela 6rtebri9 an s Wtertes ct al,
fir nm4 mel Sect 10 8 124 81 49,. 40
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Nualte einen 3emeen.

5eftiser S9merS wurOe pom 3eu=
gen s. 8. Wartin pom Oirie, &p. i,
aussebalten, beunr er iein 3eusnib
ableste: sd buitete jeoe 0adt, Bis
mein Gals fait rob mar; bonn per-
iu6te i6 Or. Sings Seem Discovery,
mas ausenblidli9e 0inoeruns CAB. Sd
babe IS in meiner Namilie pier Sabre
lang sebraudt unb empfeble es ais
oas bette Wittel sesen 6uiten, gr=
fdltuns, Gals, 8ruits unb 9unsen~
leiben. IS beieitist ben idlimmften
9uiten unb perbitet nidt nurbie Nus.
seb,ung. ienoern betlt tie AUDI. Preis
so Gents Hnb 81. 90. Sebe Slai9e
saranttrt. DEMONSTRATION fret in
%. 5. 9ubn's apetbete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-10
Neter Srif,
SentIder aasutat, ct. @lona, Nia1.

@.lb III nieorisen YroSenten gu perborsen.
Sarm : 2Gubereien werben 9efauft rno per
fault. gSer cine cultlpirte Sarm faufen, 3elt
unb gelo iparen mill, perieble ni9t gu mir
al fommeu, i6 babe cine ausgeSei6nete sllte
Son Bargains in cultiuirten Sarmen. Sd! se=
be aud ausfunit iiber finltli6 bepalerte
aGnbereien in Is Colorado. S6reibt an
mid iir ausfunit. eauOiu4er erbalten babe
Gilenbabnraten. ID
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Ninttn mid
fur S3.98

Cine nette f48
Inppseft COLLEEN
rldtttr { m | /
freism pber &C.
tedtem 5tffer.
blatt, am Stpl
aufjubretenbs
unb ,u iesenhe,
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beslidt, sur1 pelhsn ber @runo BEL
Ter bur6feubtet wossen lit ais felt
Sa6ren. Oas @raS fauat ell tahtia
~ wadien uno b~cfinoet iia i~Ibertaupt
saS gauge aans I'M seaeiblidea gu
1tanbe.
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krrItS ttnsrapirle utr NIT c d / { N a mertta n t.
f&em @trf, solauf ~sarantt-t auf 90 Sabre
anb anf6si 'enp eius $40 fsltb spltsnsutr
pirs s.f6ift c. o. d. NIT Sriptiesium, fe fret 90 era:
lns Grprsfssbhtren anhsrenfaas fdidt Re auf uniere
Rotten jurid. S1reibt Oh 5srren. pber Ddmenrtr.
6ret-ttus elesante seIsslatttrts 3stte. psnn % IS Der
6eftnuns ~befselest fnb, bann b~e3atlea MIR bic CT.
prtfs.bhtren SefteIIt beute, ba tte grstfe fur uhs
stn tn BITE S5tt sstsn S&retbt fur unftrn 200 Ssitsn
earfen Sureien. 8atalps. Der taufente elesantsr Dttt.
aa@tsfa&en enftdl,. 1fopal Sar9atn Souie. 5S
9earborne ct. Chicago. E.1
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Sessg.

Subuque - Der llm5au Der
Der bieiissn Gilenbutnsride iber
ben Wihifippi, Ser iaitsiasla Neusau
slei@taln, lit jsbt uol(snogt. Us
mar ba Bet srebs &errsbrhliht tsiDsn
burfte, ein bOait i@tuieiges, compli=
cirtes uno fir Sic arbei!er sefabrlidas
Wert, uno tbatld6lth uerunslidten Sa=
bst 80 g~erionen, psu oeuen meDrere
idwer uerlest uns cine Iofort sel0etst
wurSe. Ole Mrbsit nahm psue flint
Msrate In Inlpra1 una bic Aolten
ieIen $500, 900 iserteiseH.
Oes Wsines. IN btr
Staats, genuention ger Soils Gar
ten, melde bier aln Otcnhag itatt
fanb. wurbe gngsnc g. OebS ais
Praitsenti6afts. Ganoisat erooilirt.
ssagsisesrFa.
% au au. - M(le @dlecr am
@tb Serse, unseidr s Useilen iiSlid,
BON bier, itsben IN ,yfaamsn. Oas
Beisesras II. piele pradttse 5dIattens
bdume fallen Der Ssrni6tuns alIaeim.
Otbte 1auGmolfen itsigeH ernpor.
Die Sarmer sefdmpfen bas 6suer, 90
aber Elm befttser @ins pest, fino
ibre QnitrsnsuassH Don rusnig griols
setr6nt. Oas Ssuer lit bis aui cine
babe Wsilehe StaatssrsnSe nebe &C..
ridt uns pirs nod sy0Bsren S9aoen
anri9ten, wenn ii1 fein &esen eth
felt.
Mi6isaa.
= t. Soepb. - Oas bieiiae
&reisseri6t bat sas S~teatsseisB gum
Sduse BET Sarn1sr sesetl gommil
iionsiapinOler fur uerfaiIsnssuiOris
srtldrt. Oaslelse periist aetanntli9
bab Ntemaas tn Niaisan Commit
iionsssi9dfte treiaen bari, Der nidt
sasu cine geuEtplicens srpirtt una
$4,000 Sarsi9dft seftatIt bat. Saz
bur9 iollte sem Gre;heu Der @bicase=
ct 9auner Elm Cube semaGt weroeu.
mslde i'm Staats berHmsssen uuo ben
Vauern ibre Prssuete aofaufteu, lte
aber ME be3ablten. Gin Appell on
bas Sbsrser.At lit etugslettet.
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THEO.
9euti1sr Mobefat.

Office in BrIner's Blod iber @ebraber
6einsx's Store, st. GermaiHtrabe, st.
EleuS, Winn.
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LOUIS SIM,
beutfdber ubrmaeber II. N9ent
fir Ginger Ndbmafebinen,
SAUK CENTRE, MIMI.

l1bren unb ale Sorteu Ndbmafbinen
auf's biaisite rsparirt uuo grbeit 9arans
tirt. WaibinensubebOr, Nabeln, Del,
Ereibriemen u. {. 70. fir ale Wafhinen
ftets Oil 6ano. Die beten 9aihens une
@anbubren iopie bic perihiebenen Sor'
ten Singer Ndbmaidinen ftets psrras
tho. abba
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ST. JOHN'S UNIVERSITY.
G~pae9epiae, minn.,

Spue9eotue, Ntttait.,
pon Beneoictinern aeleitet, 1T bic beoeutenbs
fte 2ebrauftalt oes NoroueienS. Serrlthe
nnb geiuuse Gage. 1nterriht in aIen Sd,
&ern. Beienoere aufmeriamfeit miro Der
Seatfden Spra6e unb ben SauSeISs
tptRenf6aften
aetribmet. gtutritt 5u ieber 8sit. Beoir.
Sunqen: $50 per MDnat bel fiinfmpna tIidtsr
Boransbeaobluns. Nusfunft ertbeiIt Der
Biee.8rdfoent 40.lj
9fet. Bruno 9Srfer, 8. g. g..
Sharp County record., 1900-08-10
CAPT. MATTHEW'S COMPANY

Col. W. G. Matheny of Max.
Vile was in town Saturday, and
while here showed US a list of
the offers ard privates Of his
Company of Light Infantry
which was organized in what
was then Lawrence county on
the 18th of July, 1861, and was
mustered into the service of the
Confederacy at Pocahontas the
10Th of September, 1861. Some
OF the members OF this Company
reside yet in Sharp county;
many who survived the war have
since died, and many Col. Math.
eny has lost sight Of. Following
is a complete list OF the Com.
pany:
Sharp County record., 1900-08-10
PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS

n Should not fail to write to
Resident j. W. Coneer, Arka.
|elphia, Ark, for catalogue and
fochure OF Ouachita College, the
Argest, best equipped and most
Borough college in the state. A
|ewspaper "ad" cannot give the
lformation needed. This col
sge had patronage from SO coun.
|es and 0 states last year. This
an evidence Of its popularity
reasonable. The bro.
hure is a specimen Of real art.
Sharp County record., 1900-08-10

Rev. Anderson of this place
is conducting a series of revival
services at Sidney, beginning
Sunday.
II you want Ladies or Chill
dren's spring or summer hats, be
sure to examine w. D. Cochran's
large stock of the very latest and
incest styles.
DIR. John Moore, who has
been practicing his profession in
Randolph county for the past
year, was in town the first Of the
week. He will likely locate in
Sharp county again.
Sharp County record., 1900-08-10

Peters, the photographer, is
again in Evening Shade, and
will remain until August IA,
The soothing and healing proper
ties of ChamberlalE's Cough Renee
dy, its pleasant taste and prompt
and permanent cures, have made it
a great favorite with the people
everywhere. For sale by all medi.
clre dealers in Evening Shade and
}. \. Laman, Cave City.
Noel Arnold, the democratic
nominee for surveyor, was here
Saturday attending the meeting
Of the central committee.
Sharp County record., 1900-08-10
election Proclamation.
STATE OF ARKANSAS !
COUNTY. OF SHARP

f. l. NJ L. Haney Sheriff of Sharp county, Arkansas un-
der and by virtue of the authority vested in by the laws
o said State do hereby proclaim and make known that
there Will be general election held in the several town.
ships of Sharp county, Arkansas Monday September
the 3rd 1900 for the purpose OF electng one Governor
one Secretary of State, Auditor of State, State
Treasurer one Attorney General Commissioner OF
State Lands Superintendent of Public Instruction. one
Commissioner of Mines Manufactures and Agriculture
one Associate Justice of the Supreme Court Railroad
Commissioner Representative in Congress for the
First Congressional District of Arkansas one State Sena
tor for the 2nd Senatorial District of Arkansas Prose
cutting Attorney for the 10th Judicial Circuit of Arkansas
one Representative County and Probate Judge, one
Clerk of the Circuit Court, Sheriff, Assessor
Treasurer one Surveyor and Coroner for Sharp
ty Arkansas and two Justices of the Peace and Con-
stable for each township Sharp county ard to vote for
or against the Amendment to the State Constitution and
for or against Whisky License at the following places VIZ
Upper North township, at Wrth bower North town
ship at Strides School House. North Union township at
W. C. Kinbro place South Union township at School
House District 6l Jackson township Wiliford Hardy
township at Hardy Highland township at Highland School
House. Richwoods township at Ash Flat Davidson town
ship at Kings Mill, Lebanon township at Doson School
House Morgan township at Center, Strawberry township
at Institute Big Creek township at Caanne Scott town
ship at NJ " Shaver place. Lave Creek township at Camp
Ground Big Rock township at Mt Pisgah Washington
township at Powel's Chapel Cave township at Cave City,
Johnson township at Kinks Store, Sullivan township at
Brckes Spring Piney Fork township at Evening Shade.
Polls will be opened at o'clock a. and close at 6;3O
p m, OF said day.
Given under my hand this 2sth day of July, 1900,
w. l.. HENEY,
Sheriff sharp County, Arx
Sharp County record., 1900-08-10
A MOTHER y2LLc HOW CHE SAVED HER LITTLE
pAUsHTER's LIFE,

| am the mother Of eight children
and have had a great deal Of experts
ence with medicines. Last summer
my little daughter had the dysentcry
IN It's worst form. We thought she
would die, tried everything !
could think of, but nothing seemed
to do her any good. ! saw by an
advertisement in our paper that
Cbamberlaln's Colle, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy was highly re,
commended and sent aud got bot'
tie at once. 1t proved to be one Of
the very best medicines we ever had
in the house. II saved my little
daughters life. ] am anxious for
overy mother to know lwhat an ex.
coIent medicine IL IL. Had known
II at first It would have saved me q
great deal of anxiety and my little
daughter much suffering, - Yours
truly, Mrs, Geo f, Burdick, Liberty,
h, |, For sale by all medicine deal.
grs IN Evon'ng Shade and j. A,
Sharp County record., 1900-08-10
Story Of Il Slave.

To be bound hand aud foot for
years by the chains Of disease Is the
Worst form of slavery, George D,
Williams, Of Manchester, Mich,
Iays: "My wife has been 70 help,
less for five years that she could not
tprn over in bed alone. After using
NJ bottles Of Electric Bltters she IS
N vonderfully improved and able to do
ntr own work" This supreme rem.
Ny for female diseases qolckly cures
4frvousness, recp'gssnoce melsn'
choly, headacb hGomobo, !omwg
nhd dissy spell pma gaj.yua to
veak, sickIy, ru.doNo rcop.@
gurp guarantee, uoy o0o rod
u W, 9, Snov lmsgiay
Sharp County record., 1900-08-10
Evening Shade, Ark.
Kind Friends.

You will oblige the mills and
benefit yourselves if you will give
your wheat two or three days
summing before milling. The
wheat is so green we can't get
the -four out of it, then we cant
grind half we could grind il the
wheat was only day. Please
give it a day or so summing.
RESPECTFTLLY.
Sharp County record., 1900-08-10
Application to Sell Land.

NJ oticc is hereby given that the undersigned
~ as administrator of the estate of M
McCord, deceased, will apply by petition to
the Probate court of sharp, county ut the Sep
tember term thereof, 1901, (which will be begun
and holden on Monday lhe llih day Of said
month"; for an order OF said Court authorizing
and ordering the sale! OF the lands and tene-
m 'rts OF which said deceased died seized land
possessed, to enable the admin histrator TO pay
the debts, legally adjudged against said estate.
Giy'n under my hand on this 9Th day of
August, 1900,
G, j. Wilson, Admr.
81. j. ". McCord Estate,
Sharp County record., 1900-08-10
Helped Win Battles.

Twenty>nine officers and men
wrote rom the Front 10 say that for
scratches, bruises, cuts, wounds,
sore feet and stiff joints, Bucklen's
Arnica Salye is the best in the world.
Same for burns, skin eruptlons and
piles, ESQ box. Cure guaranteed.
Sold by w. G. Snow, druggist.
Sharp County record., 1900-08-10
That ThrObbing Headache

Would quickly leave you, it You
used DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
Thousands of sufferers have proved
their matchless merit FOR sick and
nervous headaches. They make
pure blood and build up your health,
Only % cents. Money back If not
cured. Sold by W. c. Snow, drug-
gst.
Hon. Chas. Coffin of Law.
renee county and Hon. T. 0.
Fitzpatrick, republican nominee.
for Congress from this district,
will address the people at Hardy
on August 1S, at 2 p. m.
Sharp County record., 1900-08-10

Circuit court convenes al
fhis place next Monday.
4 Cochran has the best line OF
rockery in town; cheap too.
q Born, to Prof. and Mrs.
4. M. Metcalf on the 7th inst, a
firl.
"A bouncing boy was born to
Ir. and Mrs. Ellis Marlin last
beck.
4 Sheriff IIaney made a busl-
Tess trip to Hardy this week, re-
lrning Wednesday.
\ WANTED-To buy one all
pund good harness and saddle
Sorse. W. D. Cochran.
q Judge A. j. Porter and wife
/ Highlatad were visiting in and
round town several days this
feek.
4 Assessor Con Sullivan fin
Shed up his labors at this place
2st Saturday and returned to
is home in Scott township Sum
by.
! Henry N. Morris, an ex-
bsident Of Sharp county, now a
ltizen Of Wild Cherry, Fulton
|bunty, RENTS q couple of dollars
B the Record, for which he has
Ilr profound thanks.
3TO CURE CHILLS AND FEVER.
Take Rogers Blue Chill Cure.
Rhe first dose breaks the chllls,
hid three doses will cure. Price
B cents. No cure no pay. Sold
" all druggists. -.
Charles d. Metcalf, the
@ndsome assistant cashier OF
be Bank of Batesville, returned
B Batesville Sunday, after hav-
ng spent two or three days in
Nening Shade with his parents
'nd old friends.
Since our last issue the fol.
living parties have been licensed
n wad.
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LOCAL. NEWS.
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SOC. and q. All druggists.

Buy your stoneware from
Cochran. He has lots of it.
Col. Sam H. Davidson is at
tending to matters Of business in
Little Rock.
Capt j. Wann is spending
several days in the southern
part of the county.
"A mule buyer visited Eve
ming Shade Wednesday and took
away three or four mules.
j. B. Morris of Clarkson
was greeting old friends in Eve
ming Shade last Saturday.
Elder Douglass of Batesville
is conducting a series of services
at the Christian church at this
place.
Sterling Davidson and his
sister, Miss Ella, are spending
the week visiting relatives at
Williford.
Everybody is talking about the
immensely large stock of goods
that W. D. Cochran has on hand.
It's the place to get bargains,
too.
George W. McLain of Reeds
Creek, republican candidate for
assessor, attended the meeting
of the democratic central COM
mittee last Saturday.
FOR SALE-A good second
hand Chicago Cottage organ,
five octaves, nine stops, and two
sets of reeds. Price, $50. For
further information call on j. H.
Bowman at Cochran's store.
BY means of the pie supper
given by, the ladies Of the town
at the residence of Mrs. Bacon
on Thursday night of last week,
six dollars was netted, which will
be used in the repair of the par
sonage.
On Thursday night Of last
week some sneak thief entered
the room of W. s. Vannatta,
who is here as one of the com.
missioners of accounts and is
staying at John W. Shells, and
while he quietly slumbered took
his pocketbook which contained
something like four dollars in
money and several impor tant
papers. Who committed the
theft is not known.
Hon. S. Brundidge Of White
county and Hon. G. F. Cole of
Independence county have the
following appointments to speak
in Sharp county: Ash Flat,
August 21; Evening Shade,
August %; Cave City, August
%. Mr.. Brundidge is the pres.
ent member of Congress from
the Sixth district and democratic
nominee for re- election, and Mr..
Cole is the republican nominee
for the same place, These gen.
tlemen will make things warm,
and it is more than probable that
large crowds will hear them at
their appointments in this coun-
ty,
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A MOTHER TELLg HOW CHE sAvED HER LITTLE