The Harrison times., 1901-02-16
LOCAL.
Stevenson Avenue is being open
ed up from the square to the depot. -

tne markets III cnarSe on Buyer I al
laway last Saturday. -
IA good plank walk to the depot
would be good thing, a good,
stone walk would be better. +
\ The ladies of the Christian
church gave an elegant supper
Thursday night at the Lopp build
ing.
The court has decided that the
Frisco mine would have to be sold
in order to divide the interests of its
| owners.
The Bank of Commerce is ar
tional bank, and enlarge its capital
to $4,000 y
After a spirited fight it was de-
cided last week that the town of
Marshall should be without saloons,
during 1901. u
Our Knights Templar lod &c will
celebrate Ascension Day next Tues
! day night at their hall with sppro-
pirate programme.
-Harrison's dancing club tripped
to the music of full orchestra We'd
nesday night. A large attendance
and pleasant time.
Materials for the Harrison Foun-
dry are being placed on the grounds
| and work on the extensive buildings
will be commenced next week
If the testimony of the victims
hereabouts be taken it is certain
| that the grippe is a more painful
and dangerous malady this year
than the smallpox
Sunday School at the NJ E. S.
Church tomorrow at 9:45; Sermon
at IL, subject, The TRANSPORTATION
and Its Significance. z P. NJ. Ser
mon, "Wharsoever man soweth
that shall he also reap
Our tax collectors began their
itinery of the county at Summit
township on Monday last. They
will be in Jackson to-day, and in Lee,
Bear Greek, Sugar Loaf. Elixir and
Washington next week.
Extensive grading is being done
L the railway depot grounds just
east of town, where four tracks, a
turn-table and a Y are to be put in.
The passenger depot will be separat te
from the freight depot, and will be
considerably nearer the town.
Positive ugliness of feature in a
woman is not so bad when ma ature |
has striyen somewhat for compensa-
tions, but when coupled with a bad
temper and sharp tongue it makes
a combination which would throw
Satan himself into the shadowy
background.
AT Cumberland Church to-mor-
row: At $50 A NJ Sunday School, |
Matt. 26:17-3O. AT II A NJ. Ser
mon ON the Forbidden Honey OF
Beth-ayen, 1 Sam. 14:43 At P.
NJ. Sermon on the Charity that Gov
ereth a Multitude of Sins, l Peter
4:S.
AT the Baptist Church: Sunday
School. $50 A. NJ. Preaching, 11:3O
A Nj. Subject, The Spirit Message
to the Church at Smyrna" Rev.
2:S-11 Preaching at Z P. NJ. Sub
ject: The Simplicity of the Gospel
of Christ" John 3:14, Is. All will
be welcome who come.
"A bill has passed the lower house
of the General Assembly providing |
for special election in the counties
of Crawford, Boone, Scott, Marion.
Searcy and Carroll and a part of
Franklin county to determine wheth- |
er hogs. sheep, goats and geese shall
be permitted to run At large.
First Presbyterian Church, north
of Connerly Hotel Tomorrow: Sun
day School $50 A. NJ. Sermon on
Matt. 25:1-4 THE Ten Virgins"
Night subject at Z P NJ. Is Jesus as
Good Authority on Scriptures as
Higher Critics or the The Law
yer's Question" Matt .22:36.
-Messrs. ]. c. Hollis, E. B. Har-
vev, E. A. Arnold, S. E. Hollabaugh.
Thos. Treadwell and w. c. Smith,
of Marshall, write that they will fur
nish, for the propo ed North Arkan-
sas Exhibit Car, a large sample of
Searcv county's handsome black
marble. appropriately cut and pol
! iShed
l. Only one more week of public
| school, but the full nine months term
| will be filled out under the manage
unent of the faculty. Harrison has
never had better working or more
successful school term than the one
just closing. and the people are unan-
imous in their praises OF both the
principal and his faculty throughout
"A Hot Springs correspondent is
| responsible for this: The Frisco is
making a surveyinto Hot Springs
and will complete the survey in
thirty days. The road will no doubt
be built from Harrison, Boone
county, intersecting the mining
regions of north Arkansas and eros
sing the Choctaw Railroad twenty
| miles west of Little Rock.