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Sharp County record., 1905-09-08
THE RECORD
BY CLAUDEL. COGER.
Pvhlic Schools in Sharp Cova,y.

Having in the past taught a
few terms Of public school in this
county, ! yet have an interest in
the same. | believe there is no
enactment on the statute books
OF the state Of Arkansas compel
ling parents 10 send their children
TO school, yet | believe good
judgment and q love for their
children and country should
cause parents to send their child
ren to school without such stetu.
tory enactment. The parents,
and not the teachers alsne, are
largely responsible for the con.
dilon Of the schools in this cOun-
ty. Unless children ara sent
regularly 10 school, and are sent
on time, their progress in their
books viii be but slow; let their
teacher be educated ever 50 well.
Order and discipline should be
had in every school. Parents
and directors should cooperate
with the teacher, all working for
the good Of the district. Ignor-
ance is not bliss, neither is it
folly TO be wise, Hence, | say,
let every child be educated, not
only in books, but in morality as
well, that We may keep pace with
the progress of the nation anj
age in which We live,
Respectfully,
C.y. SPURLoCK,
King Mills, Ark,
Sharp County record., 1905-09-08

The Salvation Army has in
vaded Eureka Springs.
Sharp County record., 1905-09-08
NO QUARANTINE WANTED.

a great deal Of criticism is
heard at Mammoth Spring COZ.
cerning the recent action of the
State Board Of Health in estab.
Sharp County record., 1905-09-08
King Mills, Ark,

ONE LADY RECOMMENDATION SOLD
FIFTY BOXES OF CHAMBERLAE.J'S
STOMACH AND LIVER TABLETS.
have, believe, sold Gfty boxes
oi Chamberlin's Stomach and LIVER
Tablets Oh recommendation of one
lady here, who first bought a box Of
them about yesr ago. She never
tires of her neighbors and friends
about the good qualities of these
Tablets.-P. NJ Shore, Druggist :,
Rochester, Ind. The pleasant purga-
tlye effect of these Tablets make.
them f,vorite with IA lies every,
where, For sale by All Druggists
When bilious take Chamberlain
Stomach and Liver Tablets For
Sale BY All Druggists.
Sharp County record., 1905-09-08
J. N. Simpson,
W. II. Watkins,
c. NJ. Grisham,
Cohmittee
RoaSlsd Alive.

Charles Christian, II years old,
vas roasted alive at Hannibal,
Mo-, Friday by another boy
named McLain, who dashed a can
of gasoline over the clothes Of
young Christian and then applied
a lighted match. Christian was
playing with other boys in the
streets, when McLain walked up
swinging gasoline can. After
two threats to roast the Christian
boy alive he finally made his
word good. He drenched the
unfortunate lad from head to foot
with the gasoline and before he
could get away set his clothing
On fire. Instantly young Christ
ian was envsloped in flames, and
was literally roasted alive.
Sharp County record., 1905-09-08

fishing a quarantine at that place. 'a,
guarded by four men from w., Wv
State Guard. 1t is claimed Wv
quarantine is useless and nau'
pers business.
Sharp County record., 1905-09-08
North Arkansas.
Short Items of News From
the Counties Neighbour
ing Sharp.

A1-L-C'
4 woman preacher has been
holding a series of meetings at
Tupelo.
Rev. William Gray is building
a fine stone residence on his farm
near Camp.
Several parties were fined for
profanity by the circuit court at
/ Salem last week.
a Paragould citizen is thinking
Of locating a hub and spoke fac
tory at Batesville.
a lady of Calico Rock has a
machine needle that has been in
use fourteen years.
/ Jas. B. Garner of Magness is
confined in jail at Batesville on
the charge OF insanity.
Attorney S. A. Moore Of New
ark is a candidate for representa-
tive of independence county.
A part Of the new Jail at New.
| mort will be built Of stone from
the Pfeiffer quaIries near Bates
vile,
The Republican State Execu-
tive Committee has recommended
C. W. White for postmaster at
Walnut Ridge,
The governor has refused to
pardon Al Pierce Of Stone coun-
ty, who was convicted recently ot
carrying a pistol.
The Fulton County Informel
, is a new paper at Salem by JESSE
Matthews. Mr.. Matthews con-
; Quoted paper in Salem in 1879
? John Moore, a travelling paint
t er and paper hanger, died a
: Calico Rock last week and was
? buried at the expense of the com
: munity.
The opening of the town o
Cotter has been indefinitely post
poned on the account Of the vel.
low fever. The date for the open
lIissssaa September19.
Gov. Davis and Senator D. L
King addressed large crowd a
B Attica, Randolph county one da!
t last week. The occasion was g
Farmers Union picnic.
A deputy sheriff raided tn,
gambling joints in Walnut Ridg,
recently, capturing a crowd O
crapshooters. The gambling
, paraphernalia was publicl!
burned.
J, Charles Black, a negro at New
, port, lived eight days with ;
broken neck. Physicians held a
post mortem examination and
found the negro's neck actually
, broken.
The 17-year-old son OF A. J.
Hinson of lizard county was
placed in the asylum for the in
sane last week. The boys mind
has been deranged about four
months.
Attorney ]. NJ. Burrow Of
, Mammoth Spring was elected
special judge in the Salem circuit
court last week, Judge Meeks
being at the bedside Of his father
in Illinois.
W. G. Taylor of Lawrence
county, who was convicted last
December in Boas township OF
illegally selling whiskey and
fined $50, has been pardoned by
the governor.
Cleve Mclntyer, who was in
dicted two years ago in Randolph
county for grand larceny and has
since eluded the officers, was cap
tured by Sheriff jackson last
week and is now in Jail at Poca.
hontas.
Says the Black Rock Tele.
rhorn. gGNF,r, a.. ~
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-10
The ldeOnS

The odcon Male Quarteitc and Miss
Ncttic jackson rendered an interesting
program to large and appriciative
audience In the new auditorium Of the
Marion Graded School Wednesday
evening.
The entire program was thorough
~ interesting from start to finish.
They were cneorcd after almost every
selection. especially Miss jackson who
took" with the entire audience. Her
style was quaint. original and realistic.
In the role Of Huckclbcrry Finn she
could not be surpassed. Her reading
on "Matrimony" was humorous and
Characteristic Of those interested.
The odcon Quartcttc consisted Of ex'
eellenl and well trained voices. The
selections rendered were beautiful ant
well sung.
The eommitte are 10 be congratulated
ON this frst VI the series Of entertain
ments arranged for this winter.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-10
Cupid al Ills Work Again.

Another Of Marion's loyeliest and
most popular girls is to leave US. The
following invitation has just reached
our hands.
Mr.. and Mr.. Jc.sph Hell Kew,
invite luu 70 h. rrcsent
At the mArriAss u their daughter
Ro-a Rhc,
10
Ne Altrrt Poster crtisf
on u,ornins Of wednesday. aftc,nth q No,v'ntst
Niss,een hundred and Eve
at ton o'slcck
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
MArioa. Nv
Miss Keyil is a universal fayoritc,
loved and admired by all who know
her. She has won many friends by
her gracious manner and winning
ways.
Mr.. Order is connected with the U,
S. Geological survey. Washington, ID.
&c. lie was formerly Marion boy
and has risen rapidly TO his present
responsible position.
The happy couple will be marric'
November rs. and will be at hons
after December l. at Washing
ton. d. {,
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-10
MARION RURAL FREE
MAIL ROUTE NO. |
To Be Established by Order Of The
POsiOiiICe Department.

A. last Marion is 10 have a rural free
delivery mail route. IL will be No. !
and the people along the route will
begin rcccivihg their mail sometime
during next month.
In the meantime an examination will
be held to determine the qualifications
of the party bcs, suited for carrier on
this route. The following is practically
the ground that will be covered. The
mails will leave Marion in the forenoon
and the carrier will supply mail boxes
on the Hills Spring road for about five
miles cut. southeast Of the city. an
acute angle then be made and the ear.
ricr will travel short section Of road
one mile and half TO Starr pos,oihec,
an castwardly course for about five
miles will then be taken reaching a
point at or near Crcswcll. when the
traveller will turn northward and trayc
over three mile section Of road reach
ing upper Pincy bridge and from Their,
he will travel westward over a fouI
mile section of road 10 point within
one mile Of Tribune, he will then turn
southwark and cover one mile on th'
/ Flynns Ferry road. then turning west
ward he will cover a mile and quartet
section u Rad passing the old Wheeler
homestead and coming into the Shadl
Grove road near A. L. Bakers, thcl
travelling about four miles on the Shad.
Grove mad he will then reach MarioI
completing the circuit which will be hi
work for one day covering an entir,
distance Of about twenty-five miles.
The establishment Of this route ha
been sought after for about two year
and possibly Vernon c. Craync, a Cald
well county citizen, has worked harde
than any other enc man 10 make Il
certainty. Information as TO the time
place and other particulars Of holdin
the examination can be had Of the post
master at Marion, Ky.
Il Is estimated that this route wi
pay the carrier the sum Of s6Sl.C
| per annum.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-10
Richard }. Morris. Dentist.

Richard J Morris. Dentist.
John He'll. Of Illinois. was here this
week.
For fresh meats call on Morris 4
YATES.
is McMurry. Of Rcp;on, was mere
Tuesday.
H.B Cosby. Of Dixon, was here
Tuesday.
FRED Nipple IT,. Of Madifonyillc, was
In town Monday.
MR.. Willis Ray and children are Wis
ting In KuttaWa.
Have your stationery. bills and circu.
lars printed at TUE RgcoRp Office.
Ics, Olive arrived In the city Satur'
day and stayed until after the election.
Ladies. call and see our ten cent
counter DENNAN 4 Low
Miss Fannie Gray visited friends in
pycuslurg Saturday, returning home
Sunday
Any unc wanting to purchase salt by
the barrel ~ otherwise, call On
MoRms & YATES.
Mr., BLAND. II uniontown, visited
her brother. J. Houston ormc,
last sunday
School children can secure suitable
PAPER az this office for pen and in1
skcichinr ? sheets Tor &c.
Mr. Jno. Campbell and son. Of liv
inrsion county. were guests II her son
ID. ". Campbell. this week.
Rr,. ]. =. Price and wife rcturuc
Monday from sullivan, where he ha
been hcldinr a protractcd meeting.
/ WI. vcnncr and wife, u StuVis
arrived in the city yesterday. Mr.
vcnncr took charge 81 the |. c. dcpo
here,
DpSnAs a Love have decided :
have a clearing sale Of millinery notions
etc. beginning Tuesday, October II
and lasting ten days.
There will be an open meeting .
wociman Hall over John Grissom
commission house. on Friday, Novcn
I Der 10. at 7:So O'Clock. All those VIII
are interested In organizing a Odd
. Fellows lodge. are kindly invited to
present
: Asa dressing for sores, bruises AZ
? burns Chamberlains salve Is all ,hI
4 can be desired. II is soothing al
healing In i,s effect Il allayv the pa
/. Of a burn almost Instantly. This sal'
/, h, also certain cure for ehapped ham
and diseases Of the skin. Price &c. p
!, sale BY Haynes q Taylor. the cntc
prisins druggists Of Marion.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-10
LITTLE RECORDS.

Richard J Morris. Dentist
nay Keyl came over frum S,urgs
Tuesday
School books and school supplies.
woops & oRNE
Jesse Gray. ofSslem. va, in the city
Ia, week
Gallon woops & ORSE Tor school
hooks and school supplies
Mr., Fills Grissom visited friends In
Dixon Saturday and Sunday.
Only 6rst.class. up.,c-datc job prin,
i.E donc at the REcuHn Office
DENNAN 4 Low have the newest
Ard prcI,icst effects in rcady-'o-wcar
hat
n,ss Della Fugaie spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parents IN
DIXON.
Wanted 4 bushcl OF a bushcl and a
half ~ god hickory nuts. call At THr
RlOoRn office
Nh. T. H. Phillips visited her moth
~. Mr.. y. n Russell. Friday and Sat
urtiay IL last Wrsk
Barber shop' First door In new
hotrl. opposite pust Office.
MN & SrnurRHN
Herbert n. Chiitsnicn arrived Dol
ts~n Saturday a. y1i, relative hers
u.ihs paTybjs Al ilampt6u.
am now IN he COtkmn & r'tkyn
sld stand IN salem street
J. W. GOoDloE
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gugcnhcim re-
turned home Friday and are now a
homc at the New Marion hotel
Salt by the barrel or otherwise
rrtccs the lowest
Nouns a YArEs
Don't fail 10 give your order 10 lno
Sutherland Tor the celebrated Wheat
ooft coal. the tsst on the market
Mss BESSIE Trslrr. who is teachin
n Tolu. spent Saturday and Sunda
With her parents. Dr. and Mrs. J. "
Tialcr.
Suitable card hoard Tor map DRAWN
and pencil ske,ching at this office -
ply. 2 boards foe sc-i oily, , boar
fm ioc.
hiss Mabel MINER. who teaches %
Ilcods Greek school, took up her wu'
again Monday after a Eve weeks dsla'
On account u the serious Hines 81 b.
mother, al this place
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-10

and Miss Mammie Waseom, Miss En-
mas sister, had gone To Sturgis the
night before and marrid privately. and
Wednesday night had their certificate
read. Mr.. wascom gave them a nice
supper. There were many guests and
all enjoyed the evening refreshments.
The hotel at Sullivan gave the happy
couples a dinner. Thursday.
DR.. Amerson's brother. the Rev. Mr..
Anderson from Texas. performed The
ceremony. Their many friends cxtenC
best wishes TO them as they start II
life
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-10
Gard nj Thanks

We take this method q thanking the
gooi people who 20 kindly administered
10 the wants of our dear mother In her
last illness. MAY Gcd's blessings rest
on YOU. Her loving daughters,
Kosa Jennings, kittie Jacobs, Mona
Order.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-10
Double WEDDING.

A double wedding occurred at the
home Of John waseom's. Union county,
Wednesday evening, Of last week. Dr.
Anderson. Of Sullivan, and Miss Emma
wascom were married John Galloway
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-10

II we please you. tell others. five
fail b please YOU, tellus.
Mkrz a SEpbERRI
We are In business to stay and We
will not be undersold.
HucHEs a HENRY
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1881 I, 5r. w......1o. so
1879 Benning, 5r,w 1000
FLATS.
THE CARLISLE. 1918 n,
Misunderstanding.
3r. b, heat. 30. so
30161a y, 5r.b, heat. = 5 90
50lS U, 5r. b. heat. Is. 90
2461 r, fats, new"
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