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Sharp County record., 1910-10-28

Cattle are being sprayed here
today. This will be the last
work Of the kind here for the
present season.
S. r. Yeager, one Of our good
friends at Sidney, has the graft
tude of this shop for a sub5crip-
ton remittance,
Low Hutchison, son Of Jasper
Hutchison Of Cave City, is in
Kansas City, Mo-, attending a
school Of pharmacy.
A marriage license was issued
Saturday to EIner Smith and
Miss Clara Vest, a young couple
Of the Sidney section.
DenlistJ R. Stockard left the
first part of the week for points
in the Northern District and will
be absent a few weeks.
Tuesday a marriage permit
was granted to b, F. Jones Of
Poughkeepsie, aged z, and Mrs.
Sarah Moor Of Center, aged 81
Prof, G. W. Alcorn, who was
principal Of the school here sew
eral years ago, is now living al
Arbara, Baxter county, where he
Is teaching.
W. Il, Vance Of MaXyille was
looking after some matters oI
business at the court house Wed
nesday, We acknowledge a
pleasant visit,
W. NJ. Shaver Of Tuckerman
superintendent of schools ir
Jackson county, is in Evening
Shade visiting his parenta, Mr.
and Mrs. C, W, Shaver,
Sharp County record., 1910-10-28

Or last Saturday at King Mills
the Anderson Paden roller mill
was sold by Arthur Sullivan,
commissioner in chancery, to the
Peoples Bank Of Imboden, under
a decree of the chaacery court
for the Northern District 10 the
case Of the Peoples Bank against
Anderson and Emma Paden and
Henry G. Porter as trustee in
bankruptcy. The Peoples Bank
became the purchaser for the
sum Of 3d. 800,
NOTICE. have placed all my
notes and accounts with the
Bank of Evening Shade. They
must be paid now Those run
ning unpaid alter Nov. 10, will
be placed 10 the hands Of an Of
feer for collection. A, ". ,jer-
nigan,
EIoarseness in a child subject
to cro0p is a sure indication OF
the approach OF the disease. If
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is
given at once or after the croupy
cough has appeared, it will pre-
vent the attack. Contains nc
poison, Sold by Snow Drug Co.
Sharp County record., 1910-10-28
PhupER Nl[LGE.

Notice bucby given hat The undersigned, aa
County Jujseo' ,lup County, Ar.ansga, viii on
Jho saJH day of uDobah l9lo. &C fhe court house
In the tDwuof Evening Shade, receive and ouen
b.do FOR the care OF the uurtH for The year
1911,
ONE contractor a wanted TO roro torul tho
adult mmr raruuH md another FOO .prc fot al
The remainder of the IgupUa and bda wII bu
received Accordingly
The county VIII um'ah all Heecsspfy bedding.
The successful lIddcB tolng required Jo meet all
other ilmn of ,Sponao including burial expenses.
The Court reserves the ught To- reject any and
Oll bida,
W. H. KELLEY, County Judge,
Sharp County record., 1910-10-28
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.

LW.o, Smith, Sheriff Of Sharp County. Ar
bpuHgf, do hereby proclaim and make known .hat
There W.l bean election held m the syga Vet.
nt mevfyH in aaid county oh
Tuesday November s.. inn
for he pupcse OF aIty.ug ONE C5rrresemar
nom the Second District of AgburaaB. and aaid
election wIli to hold aJ the following paeos. toe
wlti
BIg Cree. JowHlhpsl caIamne. Cave at Cave
cily Davidson at King Mills, Hardy at Hardy
Court House, iliahuni al Highland School
House, jackson ul WIll.5rd, johnson at st. Paul,
lave CItc, at Rose Pond, Lebanon 90 po.s5n
School iiuUe. h0ver No1h nt shIlea Seboul
House, Morgan ut Caht5r North Biz Rock a.
pouEhhetpse, North Union at AfmsuaHH. pinsl
FufI bt Evening hade Court House. Rith,ypais
at Ash FIau Scott al shelbyyille South Biz Rock
al Center Hail. South Union at Goats. strawberry
40 Institute. Sullivan at Burkle spHnua upppr
North at WutH Wmbngiunat powrla Chanel,
Given auat Hs baAl th.s 10th day uf October,
lplA
W o sMiTtt Sheriff.
ai4t.. &. f...t.t.. a k..H
Sharp County record., 1910-10-28
.SHERIFF'S SALE
UNDER EXECUTION.

Pv viltue Of an execution issued from the once
Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for the Southern
District Of Sharp County, Arkansas, on the .th
day Of September 1910 directed to the under.
signed Sheriff Of Sharp County, Arkansas, sa.d
execution Icing issued in the cause Of First Ma
tional Bank Of Batasvil'o, plaintiff, against s. L..
Shaver and MD.lie T. Shaver, defendants, the un-
dorsiancd as such sheriff has levied upon and will
sell at public auction to the highest bidder, on a
credit OF three months at the south front door Of
the court house in the town Of Evening Shade, IN
the Southern Dis,rietof Sharp County. Arkansas,
on
Wednesday, Eoyen ber %, 1910,
between the hours Of 9o'clocS in The forenoon
and o'clock so the afternoon, the following dss-
crhod real estate ituate In the Southern District
of Sharp County Arkansas, Jo-wit;
The south half Of the northwest fractional
quarter, 66 and Cs-lC0 acres, and The southwest
fractional quarter, li2 and 1l.IO0 acres. ard the
west half Of The southeast fractional quarter. %
and le-Iu0 acres Of section 3, ard the northeast
fractional. quarter, "a and O7.C0 acres of section
q, and the southwest fractional quarter Of the
aouthcal, fractional quarter IS and C5-lj) acres,
OF section 2l and the Hor,hcast quarter, 100
acres, of section &C. and the nor,hwcst fractional
quarter l} ana G-l00 acres, Of section q, and the
west half Of the northeast quarter, so acre3, and
the cast half Of the northwest quarter, so acres,
and the northwest quarter of lho northwest
quarter, 40 acres, Of section S6, in township 10
north, range west, and the southwest quarter
OF The northwest quarter 10 acres, Of section q,
and the southeast quarter OF The southwest quar-.
ter. 90 acres, aud the southwest quarter Of the
northeast quarter, 40 acres, and lho southeast
quarter OF the northwest quarter, 20 acrol of
section g, and the east hall Of The northcrat quar-
tor. 20 acres, of section T. and he west half of
the northwest quarter so acres, Of section .. and
me northeast quarter Of the southeast quarter.
'b acros of .octiol 2j. and the southwest quar-
tor, 100 acrog of section 45 aad the north half Of
the northeast quarter, o acres, and The northeast
1uartu OF the aauthwra, quarter 40 acres. and
IIarartUwg-t 1ug, ter of thc 81uthvcrt quarter,
'0 acres and lho ..uthw1at Cuartyr of tho south.
w..t quarter iJ ayroB. and the northwest quar-
.ar ug lho alfth.a.t quarter. 10 arros of section
% and the northwest UgwI.r of .ho nprthwcat
Uuartgr lU augs uf section 81, in ,o#nhip 10
north, range west, and the cost half OF the
northeast .uar.tr 70 HgrcH ug section li, aud thg
uorhworJ quarter of lhc uorhvJat quarter 20
gprca, a, section 80, in township 10 north. Iarpo
wosL and Che won't hu'. OF Dho southeast quarter.
so oactga, of section Z, township ID north. rarRc
wgat 20 1tHty od croegton amounting TO tmcc
houanl .or hundred md d,yy dollars and
tb,rts..to ,OUtt ard costs,
Given udGm baud .h.u October }'th, 1910.
W. o. SMITH, shorH.
Sharp County, hrkanggH,
Sharp County record., 1910-10-28
WARNING Order.

Before J, r. Carpenter J. p. in Cave township,
Sharp County, Arkansas.
J. B. Laman, Plaintiff
VS.
The Kinlock Telephone Co. Of Arkansas,
T. W. Pierce and Others Defendants.
The defendants, Daa hiuloct Telephone CO. Of
arkansaa, T. w. Pierce and Others are warned
TO aI pear IN this court within 30 days aud answer
the complaint # the plaintiff, j.. 3. Laman.
Thi8 Oc.. 3D. 1910,
j. 2. Carpenter, j, p.
Sharp County record., 1910-10-28

W. o sMiTtt Sheriff.
shafp County AfAanaas
Sharp County record., 1910-10-28
Scott S Emulsion
roR BALr by Alb DBUaGisra

ReAd No., shmo ~ rablg tnd itls aA mr pr
baautiiui SAVINGS i|Hk aHd ehId'a HhafUh naUF
Eseh baak contains ue1i LugH Penny
sSorg S BOVINE 400 Pearl So, New Yafi,
Sharp County record., 1910-10-28
WANING lRIER,

Ia lhg ChaHCcy Court of harp County for lh
Souidru District
T. 81. rrcvu, aiuGG,
VS.
T. Nl.uto
htrgc Telephone Co,
f. W. Pierce Mrr, Defendants,
The defendants. r. w. Pierce. EnIoch TUc.
phone Go, q. W I..ren. dns, arc warned TO ap.
pear n Jbaoulv0fu,O Co.'s. md arawa IN,
compa.t o, .ho laHar, D. W. Brewer Ihls
ueu ., 1910,
ArlW 7Ul Ivan, clors,
By yJAuef JUaWs, y. G.,
Sharp County record., 1910-10-28
WARNING ORDER

Before J. r. Carpenter, j. p. I'm Cave township.
sharp County, Arkansas,
L. w. Brewer, Plaintiff,
VS.
The Kirlocl Telephone Go. composed Of r, W.
Pierce and others unknown 90 plaintiff, De-
PENDANTS
The defendants. The Einlock Telephone Co, and
others, are warned to appear in yHi5 court within
80 days and an3wer The complaint OF the plaintiff.
T. W. Brewer, This Oct Sd, 1910,
j. Il. Carpenter, j, p.
Sharp County record., 1910-10-28

Arthur Cochran is on the
streets again, having recovered
from an illness Of typhoid fever
| lie will leave for his home at
Crincr, Okla, next week,
Grover Davidson of Argenla,
who has been ia the employ Of
The railroad company for several
years, makes his annual contri-
budon to the Records treasury,
Dr. Lee llutcbison, who has
been located at Grady for some
time, orders us to change his adj.
dress to Cincinnati, Ohio, where
he will spend the winter in mcd'
zeal school,
The judges who conducted the
general election in September in
the various townships should
bear in mind that they will also
hold tho congressional election
on Nov 8,
Sheriff W, O, Smith returned
the frat part Of the week from
Lake City, whore he spent a day
or two on business, lie is now
delivering supplies for tho eicc'
ton to be held Nov 8,
Your cough annoya you, Keep
ON hacking and tearing the doIi.
cato membranes Of your throat
it you want to be annoyed But
ii you want relief want to be
cured, take ChambcrIain's Cough
Remedy Sold by Snow Drug
Co,
Bateaville Guard j. A, Line
of MaXyille was in the city with
an extra Gno load OF sweet pota,
toes today leaving two Of the
inoft apoeimena OF tho potato
family at this clfieo which have
been seen on the local market
Ittsm time Of sudden miahap
or pccilpn, that CbamhcrIaiu'a
Lin,meat can be relied upon TO
take Dho place Of tbo family doc.
t0r, vho cannot ulvlg1 bp found
at the moment. Then 60 90 Chat.
ghambcfWn' Linimont mover.
found waiting II cases of.
tpraiuH, cuDa, wounds and bruIp.
,s Cbaub,rlaiu's Liuimcot takes
lut the sor.noyg and drIyoa away .
.he pain, Sold 10y 5aoT Drue
Id,
Sharp County record., 1910-10-28
LOCAL NEWS.
,saA~AAaaq.a NA -

The county is going to have
some new officers next Monday.
Farm Bargain-Read A. B,
Arms advertisement in this is
sue.
p. j. SchaIes, a good citizen OF
Davidson township, was in the
city Tuesday.
John r. Edwards left Sunday
for Batesyllle, where he is spend.
ing the week.
John Mccormack was here
from BatesvilIe Saturday looking
alter some business.
Miss Mollie White, one Of our
subscribers at Polk, sends us a
dollar on subscription.
Col. Sam H. Davidson has in
stalled a new Remington type.
writer in bis law office.
John r. Metcalf was at Fort
Smith this week as a delegate tc
the Odd Fellows grand lodge,
NJ. B. Coger, one Of the oldest
citizens of the town, celebrated
his 69th birthday on the 2Slh.
James NJ. Simpson was at Cave
City several days this week at
tending to some business mat
ters.
c.. 3 Snow, the Maxvillo farm.
er and real estate agent, was
looking after some business here
Tuesday.
Atty. Sam H. Davidson was a
King Mills Saturday attending
the public sale of the Paden mil
property,
j. b. Watkins and family re.
turned Monday from u visit Of d
few days with relatives neal
MaXville.
Miss Jean Davidson returned
a few days ago from Jonesboro
where she visited relatiAss sew.
eral weeks,
Sidney Kelley, one Of the bes
young men Of Davidson town
ship, was a visitor to town one
day lately,
p. j. Puckett, a very fine ole
citizen of Franklin, made tn,
Record office a pleasant visit one
day lately.
w, j, Stinnett, an old ciJizcr
't strawberry township, hac
some business in Evening Shad,
Wednesday,
Il, r. Cole, The catllo Inspector
who spent a week or more at hi,
home at Paragould, returned
here Monday,
Clay Street son of Mr., anC
Mrs, b, f, Street, returned las
week from Oklahoma, where h,
spent several months,
ChamberIain's Cough Remedy
has become famous for its cure.
OF coughs, colds, Group aud iolu.
an, Try it when in need, /
r1 alas no harmful substance
.. Nys gives prompt relief
snow Drug Co,
Sharp County record., 1910-10-28
WlRAIAG ORDER.

Before J. r. Carpenter j. p. IN Cave township
SHARP County, Araauaas.
A. @. Gray Plaintiff,
Va
r. w. P.rec md W'1n Deford1rtg.
The dciondaHH r. W, Pierce and Vito ere
warned 10 appear In lbiH court within 30 dgya
and answer Dho complaint ot ghc plaintiff, A, c..
Cray This OCT I'd, 1910
j. r. Carpenter L p.
Sharp County record., 1910-10-28
WARNING QHlER,

Before J. r. Carrcuter. j. r. in Cave township
Sharp County. Arkansas
c. W Laman, Plaintiff,
vs.
The K.niocS Telephone Co. Of Arkansas, De-
ferdant
The defendant, The Eiulock Telephone Co. Of
Arhansas. is warned ID appear in this court
within 30 days and answer the complaint Of the
plaintiff. c. W. Llman. This Oct, 3, 1910
J. Z. Carpenter, j. P.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-09
VAN CHARGED WITH
LARCENY IS LOCATED
A. E. Wilmington, Arrested at Colds
boro.iN. C.. May Get OF by
Returning Goods.

Chief Il Police Mitchell was notified
yesterday Of the arrest OF A. r. With
ington. wanted in this city on the
charge OF grand larceny. IN Goldsboro.
Y G. Wilmington is charged vi b
stealing a tailored sui: and = chat
'stae bag. both valued at abort So.
from J. W Fox. Of this city. Thu
Goids5cSo chief 81 police. in his ueS-
sage announcing The arrest. stated thar
Wilmington was willing 20 return 10
Newport News without making
trouble. or would ship th> articles al
legged 20 have been stolen n that
~Ould be satisfactory. A. Chief
Mitchell was practically certain that
4 would be impossible 70 convict
wilmington % a crime. he teiegraphed
'hsi tho rrturn 81 fhc articles would
b. satisfactory 10 Fox.
u seems thai Wilmington. while living
here IN the same apartment house WITH
In the same apartment hcus~ With
Fox. IN some way eof possession ~
~ suit and chatcisinc bag belonging
70 Fox's wife. Fox knew be had the
article. and had talked 20 Wiihinztcn
Abort returning fb~m before the lat
ter len the state Under thcsc CIR.
cumssanccs Chief Mitchell DID no.
ihink Wilmington couid b convicted
~ > felony
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-09
Jones SWAMPS WISE IN
YORK COUNTY PRECINCT
Democratic Candidate Fer Congress
1877 to 4 For Repubiican-Three
Amendments Carried.

Returns from only one precinct IN
York county were obtainaDle last
nikht. That precinct was Poquosoh
and in. il Congressman Jones swamped
George Nelms Wise. his majority be-
ing 1873 out OF las votes cast. MI
Wise received but four votes in the
precinct. Townsend. the Socialist can
didste. received one vote
Three of the four proposed amend
ments to the State constitution were
carried bv overwhelming msjorities
The amendment to section. 4S, exteno-
ng the sessions of the Legislature, was
voted down, 1874 TO 8. but the amend
ment 10 section 80. limiting the read-
ng of bills. was carried. I51 to 4; the
amendment to section 40. allowing
The treasurers and commissioners OF
the revenre in the counties TO sue
coed themselves. was carried by 80
20 :. end the amendment TO sections
1920. allowing treasurers and com
Miss toner's ct tha revenue in The cities
To succeed themselves, was carried
by 137 to I.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-09
CITY SHOULD APPEAL TO JUDGE
TYLER FOR RELIEF.

Mayor Jones or the city council.
OF both. ought to address sn Official
communication 10 Judge Tyler. Of the
Circuit Court Of Warwick County. ask
ing him to take such steps a. nav
be necessary 20 clean out Bioodhsld-
Newport News has permitted this dis
reputable hole practically within the
city 10 ezis; In all its dirtiness too
long already. Judge Tyler evidently
has no idea Of what goes on in Blood.
aeId. and Il appcarS that nobody y
inclined 70 tell hsm Therefore. since
Newport News j. vitality interested. !,
= the duty Of the cisy oascisIs 70 SCI
to J, that the facts are laid before the
jadEc.
Bloodfcid. though physically a lrarl
Of THIS ciu. a. IN Warwick county.
culsidc q the city linits. The south
eriy lido - Twentieth street b. IN
wsr~ick counts, Blcsdaeld. ~hile the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-09
Go In For Wholesome Fun.

Those who try TO do without recrea-
ton pay the penalty in arrested de-
velopment. They dry up. Their lives
become juiceless and uninteresting.
They do not get rid of the brain ash
from one day to another. and the mo-
notony of using the same faculties a
great many hours each day without
change or diversion will soon so dete-
riorate the mind that ii will lose its
elasticity. its power TO rebound, and
the brain will operate in a perfume
tory manner instead of with strong.
vigorous action. and will produce
nothing original or great.
multitude of people. however. lose
the very good they are s:eeking in
their recreation by INDUCING in pleas
ures which demoralize, weaken. and
which instead of making them fresh
sr and stronger for their next davis
work. leave demoralizing reaction
and exhaust their vitality. Their
good time" does not accomplish the
end sought. because they cannot dis
criminate between innocent amuse-
tnent. which sends a healthful glow
al through the whole nature, rebuilds,
rejuvenates. refreshes. restores all the
life forces 10 their normal condition.
and the pleasures which exhaust tee
vitality. deplete the life forces. Those
people confuse fun with dissipation.
Anything which lessons your seli-re-
spect. which you are ashamed to men,
ton to your mother or sister. which
makes you think little less of your
self is dissipation-not good, whole
some fun.-Sueeess Magazine
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-09
Saving Webster's Birthplace.

Better late than never may be said
of the movement now formally organ
lied by the Hon. William e. Chandler
and other distinguished citizens OF
New Hampshire to preserve the house
at Franklin in that State in which
Daniel Webster was born. Ii rs
humble dwelling. and is rented to
whomsoeyer wants an inexpensive
habitatjon. in the natural course OF
events it may speedily be improved
ont of existence to make way Tor
more Immediately profitable invest
ment of the capital Of its present
proprietors. building and loan asso-
ciation.sg - = 49,
One rarely thinks of -DGr;el Web
ster. asa frontjeysman, yet when nf=
father. Col. Webster. built this house
Salisbury. which has been succeeded
by Franklin. was the northernmost
settlement in New England. That was
in 1851, and Webster. young veteran
of the old French war; who attained
his colone!cy years aftervard In the
seryice of the United States, kept a
sharp lookout against wandering In
disns who might have only pretended
TO Law down the tomahawk. From
the merely material point Of view the
enterprise undertaken by Mr.. Chand-
Ter and his associates ought to prove
successful.
There is a steady pilgrimage to the
Webster house at Marshheld. which
augurs that once the dwelling al
Franklin is made accessible II will
have visitors enough willing to pay
a small fee to more than defray the
charge of maintenance. should II De
deemed necessary or advisable TO raise
a revenue from sdmissions.-t'oston
Transcript
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-09
POINTED pAaAcRApHs.

It's as useless to worry as II Is to
tell people not to worry.
More men have been ruined by
schemes than by bad associates
It's never too late to mend-exccpt
when you find yourself broke
Talk Is 80 cheap that most OF it
has to be disposed of at discount.
Costly experience Is a drug in the
market when you att~mpt to sell IL.
With the exception OF money there
is nothing harder to keep than an
umbrella.
And yoa can. never judge the value
Of anything people quarrel over BY
the size Of the quarrel
Money is something most OF US
spend a lot Of in . strenuous effort
% get something for nothing
Chicago News.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-09
ROYAL sersp Heap.

Eneland's court Of former rulers
and fallen eristocrats is giving tne
glad hand to King Manuel OF Portu-
gal. the exile. Louis Philippe ouc
d-Orleans. living picture on Henry OF
Navarro. ranking remainder OF the
Bcmbons. grsspiue the last stssws OF
royal dignity. lives in somber coun.
try hone. where to his court some o.
The old noble families Of France send
their sons. who call him Philippe
VIII He has his chsmSerisins, nis
gentlemen OF honor. his poiiticai ea-
rcau. but France does not recognize
hlm. Then there is Empress b"genie
at ChlsIehursi. Nc husband no son.
no throne -notainr but the memory o.
great DAYS. In Bloomsbury boarding
house. dine together excomnanoers-
presidents. and governors from SCUM
America who reigsed and lost IN
other streets are struggling srd stsFv.
Ing men sought for political crimes
BY half Of Europe's secret service
New York Press
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-09
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR

Good manners can run q close race
for success with brains.
Who rides away too fast on horse
back. walks home afoot and hmping
Roses withered 20 asbes- when they
we're rom the right man, bloom for
ever 10 q woman.
Girls take such an accurate meas
gre Of their brothers It's queer they
never Do of any other mar.
A man thinks hsty cents Is COP
Der when he IL Spending y on him
self and sls when on lis family.
New York Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-09

northerly side is In Newport News
The settlement, like the rest OF the
county, is under the jurisdiction OF
the Circuit Court, and is supposed TO
be policed by officers appointed by the
Judge OF that court. Since all OF the
settlement is within a mile OF the
limits of the city. the city has the
right OF exercising police jurisdiction
in the territory and the Corporation
Court has concurrent jurisdiction in
criminal cases. However, II never
mas been the policy OF the city au-
thorities to exercise this right. There
are two reasons for this. In the first
place. since the Circuit Court deals
directly with Bloodfield and appoints
police officers TO enforce the law
there. the local authorities have felt
that il was proper for them to keep
hands on except in extraordinary cases.
In the second place, the city police
force is none too large for the terri
tory actually within the municipal
limits. and at least two extra men
would be needed II the department
should undertake to keep Bloodfeld
in order.
This paper is not disposed to criti-
else the policy pursued by the city
authorities in the past But the limit
of endurance has been passed. An
official appeal for relief should be
made to Judge Tyler, and IL the judge
fails to appreciate the necessity for
action. the city should act in its own
defense. Probably most beneficial re-
suits might be obtained without UNI
10 police the Territory reg i
ularly. Periodical raids on gambling |
dens, a roundup of Migrants now and |
then and, if necessary. few war
rants sworn out against county Off
GERS themselves would do much to-
ward getting rid of the worst features
Of this blot on the Peninsula.