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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-18
Mus,pdrtise Wdrfte.
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2 sos Bbs. Ter Parft mar beate itette.
svrine Sat.ns IS. lo-5. 40. DiHitr 5traiebts
Ss.oe-4.l0. min.er eatenss $4.2o-a.5e.
eprins clears S4.oo-4.86, @inisr sytras
10. 1 ts.45-3.so. 30. 2 Do. s3.25-3.40,
aautas Rsaiasts a. .35--4.45.
AsassnmssI 1T fsft. - 5dir bts
sxies a. .To--i.S5, totes tsl fanes $3.50
6.l5.
Hsismsll IN i.ft. 6etnss wetses
xsS aslbss 81 4o-l.42Js. srsSss 81 .S5-i.4o.
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us1 GsHssssn Csc c. l. 7. Nsw Bert.
Reeess N suhie. ~. . Wefters 661zs
Id Ansuwft c. l. I. 0ufals.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-18

Ra6sr. 1reils fsf. Ra'tssrts- Gaf
acaf s. l0c, peweersb TAO, Gabss T.55c,
oraHulates !. .3Oe, GoHfsetisners II" 7l5t.
on ~" 6.s5-T.l5e. psiber sgtrs 81"
8 SIS. .ens, srtra ,,G" s.70--s.sos. oretnts
Ter ssIbsr 5.6o-s.6sc.
Nefaffss IN f.hs. REV CrIsaas
cpen Rsttls i-4%e. Gensrifasal l5-7k.
per 0auone Sorasam ss-s7e Der oaas as.
Reis.-Marst ,temliA letssft axs its'
tia. ssuiHaws. Aaaes osas 6--she. prsma
4E-5Le. srotnarsr --k, Sepsa Sx -
4jse per pfuns.
Gatrp Rrobuste
Duttss. Warst rubsa une taum itetia
FUR Greamsru. Hanep Creamery 2sHc,
Grsausssy FrisS 24e. he. fseorbs zoe, faney
Tcirv ise. 10. I lT1te per 0funb.
aafs--Marts 8e.is. Dess Au Bis.
RsrereAerfiAsr l4c, Neu Dsss Hfe.
| eApeiser Ii -- isc, esmbarser lAH -
| ibe. 1ri6 llke per yfsss.
Gter, --Anasbct mdSsa, Raffraet eat.
Trina friine bGknsreies 22e. Hrfts 2011e.
orsinaru firits lie. ieeones lls per Inseao
nerluit ab.
/ WeIaasf. -- Rnhfraar sitmlit gut
| anat6cs dsaGaenb. Htarst ifetta. Sprtns
| Gki6ens pcu 0funb uno barhSer t2sle
/ slstns eprinesrs unser 2 gse iss%c. HA6rei
i i0if - i2e. odhns 7%e. rruteabner IL
lse. guus Sc. iunse 0Hteu pom s,fo. uni
i barber i2xc unier 3 gfuuo lie. a!ft i0e
oanis s--8e pss Bfnnb.
4 EbNuHp osmiie
| suuae aepfel.-5aHes S7.25--2 so
aure 81 75-2.00, esDDbHli4e 81 .26--i.5I
per Dbl.
4 4true xinheimii die Bariletts f4.5
-..75 per Dbl. si6Ees ti.50 per Bu.
II Gitronen. Msrgt sssiI. Galifseais Z
S4.g0-s.0J per 1tAs.
i CfsRsea = 4arttrabs3 sse itetsy. =
gate Aalsaeta t4.0e - 4.25 per atlte.
gfirfi9s. Sanep ncroliAe Dbl
e2.s5-e1.bo, safe ti.f5--2.00. sen6snIi6
81 .5C-i-76 per 8u.
NeintraMbsn. GoHeorbs I2H =
i3e. Riaeera laH--i3e per 3 Orb. xort
TeIamare li--l2e per ycnpsNcyt.
YftaMmen. GsMfoa 32oo - "a
per Bu.
WaffermeIonsa-ts.oo-l - 1870
per 100 Stf6.
dssmsfoRs n. - G&te Rs6sfoso
d N-I 80 per Grsts.
Hartsffsta. Gtn4eimi16s 400
4.2S, Rentx6p 2k Bu. Cad 4B.Ao-8.7 n
eakern Skcre 3360-o.W per OIL. m
lsi i.D--i.80 per On. snf BEN Osletie.
!. Arsmt. - 2syM tslte. "a. 4.00-lS.c
, per Ton anf bem 0elesfe. otMfetmii II
Ioi.25--i.l0 per Nst.
I'll A. bSsgn-oi1eimi seibs el.e
LILO, wst5s N.26-l16 yes Ou.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-18
susisn s.s sssAss.sss-ss,ss'As


Oas. ss~As sas asntn sx ysS psrL
Och ON eau mar nomineu su 2sss%.
Nrsma OsiAaftspapiers purSsn ~ ~
oisfDntirt.
etertina .GrGanat III fen. -
ei&t ~ 4.66lI --4 .seA ane go Tags ~
4.6ass-4.S2T. I.
BunbessObftsattonen maren its'
tta unb murben pie fotst 1uottrt:
Ser. Staaten HeFunbina az 1907
aeb., ~ reaiftrirte fi925) ii3I-ll4L.
ecupens ll3sI-ii4K, 81 reetftrtrte l0lI
--lo2L, Gourens i0l " seb., panama eon'
pcas ~ l00M--l00H.
Mftie nmdrtt. - Gs fpufoe heute un'
semobnlit itart gstauft uno bic Breiie stn'
gen beoeutenb In bic 6obe, bsionners IN
Der iet;sn Stnnbs. Canadian Aaesile ne,
asn nm Doinfs. linton 8aci'c. 9ehslt
| 8alep. Reabina. tlniieo States Steel UNI
eine 4nsabI anbersr prominenter aiiier
ftiegen nm geiHts ano earleer 1e'
Narit iHies fart.
Fa4fa,tenoe aurTe nnrosa oon oss 5sr.
ma 5rmin, Baiiman 4 60. ITO. zSS--%'S
| Mafrruf StraBe, bertntss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-18
Ghteaeo. Is. September.

TsA. - Der Tar.t III feit s9inter
sst.nts 81 .0o--4.s0, Stroisbts 5-4.b0,
epriaa gatsnts bsftss $40. Stratssts
~ 2j-4. SO. Baters 81. .60-4.90.
E.tssu.-Far GtpternbeE 9lsI - 92e,
am stIus 9lsse fir December 95H-
s5Ic, am shEus 95sSe; fur Nat l0O24
-l0l1tc, am etIu6 95szc.
DeIf asorn.-Sar Sept. e714-6713ac,
am s1Ias 67sSc fhr December 63N -
SAFE, am shlus SAC; fir Ra! 6oH
--65Zsc, um Shlub 65%sc.
Safer. -Far September 42l+-+2Ic,
ant SaiuB 42asc; FurDeyember 44I-4514t,
am 96lus 45c; fir GGi 479ss -- 48e, en-
Shlus47%1c.
goaasa. -N,. 2 SIZE.
@erf.. - Suts 5uttsrssrfs 10 - 9oc,
suse bis noic. WaLBgerFs ll4-l22e.
TIahs msR.-1o. q. I'd. 2l5 5ae,
/ Sc. q. u. 2j2t.
mstssiaamsn. -- Rsusr sl2.5o-
| Ii 80 per asRtner.
ekeIaam.r.-sl8o)-ls.25 per Gent
/ ner.
Wekpprf. -sI5.25-l5.37I per Dbl.
5ar SaHuar si5,2s - 1875, am Sblu'
sl5.25.
eamarI.-ss2TK per le9 8fo. Fa
TIT. So .27I[-9.37L1. aT Snlus 81 271a
far SaHuar fs.071l--9.2s, StIuB ss.071
sksrt RippeBI.tts - Soit sS.2
i-s.T5 per 100 gfuno. Sir Gttobc
! 81 .+5-6.3711. am SAIus Ss.45; far "a
uuar IS. .i0-8.25, am 5hIub $50 III
Rat s.. l21.-s.25, ant eALab Ss.l2T.
ehuIteru. - ssort tlar. S.tssz, per
Yaft, $4,000.
eutter.~-Ear.t ftetiJ. areumsrs 2l-
2sc. Tair5 ls-24:.
eisr. - Rsr.s ftstig, Srii&s Is -
20t per Dussne.
adie. - Rarst It:.is. cream l214-
. 1875 per IfuHo,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-18

.0ie fans psnn, oaB Sbnen Der
0efaneene auF oem Sransporte erlt'
tpiihte?"
.Qt, Der arms Wlenid mar 10
hunosmiioe unn bat midi, thm ein
tlsines Sdldfhsn su seftatten. Dos
erloubte ih ibm bsnn au6 uno iaB
NIT aelab.nsm RepplDer neben ihn.
gaa nnb ais ih aufmotte. mar -
perihuuncen!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-18

NtHbnie b. - lie bfneren Elstiher
fortsn wareu heuss ftettg, Die aewo5HIiheR
aber pnrben MIR penia QeEdG't uHe Uurer
iHmaAsr i'm 9reiie. Il. 3ufuar nor STEM
Ito arcs Stcders uno Jseosrs itas IN
siemlsf gutter Rahfraae
SApsrs Stiere t5.75 - 100, srtrc
s7.lo, faaep -, D&isu $3.50 -- 500,
EXTRA -. TleisAerfisrs 1915 - els,
ertra 1925 - $40, Esifers 81 75--525,
ertra IS. $500, Aahe sl25-4.8 80. ertrd
a $500. Gansers 81 25-2.75. Stoters
uHe Seeeers ts.7o-5.25.
Der Narti rpar heutt itew'
lid lebkaft unp pie 9reiie ungs'dbr oieieis
ben ais am poriasm Gaugitdg
ysassr. uas Ist4ts ~ 1850, se[oaua
50 s5 - AIS, sgtra ,$425, fstts raHsr
a O0-@.75.
RiIhtn6.. -- Gate bis auserleiens
Ra1suhe uaren In Der perHcNeusu Bote
In sisn,Ii6 gutter natfraes aHo 'ts't5. an
eere fanaiam.
Grtra s57 0o--s0 90, auts bts ausertsien,
sl0oo-55.0o. oroiHdrs bis sats 5000
$500
adIber.-Isr Eartt mar tsute rubie
uHb Die greiis ftstia.
Drsindre ums arose o. .00-7 so, fatr 5i.
suss letAtt S675--S2s. ettra $50.
RaIbsr In bsn sssmikou.oaufsru -
| EsHep 6I.e. prima bis aaserGeiHs 61-
7I<s, orstsast <-5c.
e.hwei e.-Die 3ufubr pom bpst
men mar besite serina uub bic 9retfe fttsaei
eesbaIb nm 10c. Ter Rarfs ithLob 'setie
e4rere 5Apeine brahter s7.25-7.45 45
auts ba aaserIsiezs Bersa6uaas' HHs
| Tistf4srsortsn g. $3.50. ssniiAts 8er
ya1unss'ortea g. .30-7 <5. oresaars BIZ
snssrlsfsns 10 ssrs fstts Saas s4 0o-s 80
| ertra -, etaes 500 - $50. !etAt
gsrianstisrtsn s6.50-7.3o. Ssris! Bon ! Il
| pfEre uue ceasgsr x3.09--S.25.
| S4afe nus adm nasr. - lie 9uTuh
wor beuts uiht qrok uHo bic 9rttfe ief
/ isuss san,uer i:ebeH nm 5o-75e per 10
giuae iiber seasH pon Der periaeu s8ote
S4afe. - Gytra sS.25. CUTE bia aas
srlefsnt o.. .T5-3.i5. sretnars sis cute 81 0
PSI, stcdssnaFs ss.Oo-S75. sEira s. 8
100. Sahriiase $3.50 - 40.
2xMmsr Grtra f6.25. quite hi
aussrle'ens s5.5o-6.l5, orsinars biz gut
s3.50-S.25.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-18

N.p Nprt. Is. Sep!embel

a.p Dprt. is. 5epiember.
star III aau m s4o.j0 - ALSO une
Buster Hag gate sa sI2.62T - 1918,
eIectrolststt "a sl2 37t5-l262f uns ga
nina AZ si2 l2jl-l2.s7l4. eiet mar tau
ia S4.45-4s5; Spsttsr mar faa sa $3.50
800. eiien unusranosrt. Go. 5eansrs
aOrt5.su ,u sl5.25 - 1873, Ro. Z DO. ~
Sl5.25-l5.50, SO. ! Southern unS So. >
@outheru left M $i5.0)-l5.5o.
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Gatssss. IS. september.

Nfnsstss. Beeues 81 go ~ $40,
ftrss Nsiess -. .4o--s.s5. weftlits Gtiers
A.00-7Oo Sts fers aae Hesesrs 500
5.70, Rats uns 5eiftrs s2-25-s-30. eaIssr
e6.a5-95o. Rarst iietia.
gAnstue. - 2eiAts $685. - 7.40, ass
mii1ss $50 ~ 740, i4uers 3s.65--7 -,
raaks e6.65 - s.s5. eats tu aassrI,isme
iApere 1886 - 7.85, Ssrseg t4.s0-7. 90.
gsart, ftetia.
GAafe ans skmmer-eda's: eiu'
keinif As o. PSI ~. DeRLiAs g So. 10,
sAkrliase "a. .20--4 20.
eAnnsr ftaseimifAe ~ 01--5 80,
peAfsls t4a5-s.00 Marft ftstia.
9sfakr. NiReptsl 400. S4rstns
100, SAsFs uns 2kmRsr 4.o01.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-18
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q affinirt

4.: .Warum fpielt bieie Dams ims
msr .Das Ueb<t elmer Ju19frau" q
g.: sllm ~ aeiseH. bab iis na& 81
habeH f.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-18
5ut,t Welomsarfte.
eamstsa 10. espt. 1911.

Tie gsihdfte paren beute In ben heNa
aeB 8anten siemIiA ssbbaft, bod mar pie
Qahfrese mad Tarlebsn feine iebr srobe.
GsIc III absr etrpas fefter ais ~ anfaHe
Der Ms@e. Son ben BaHfeH DurpsE 1arf
Iesen ,,on eau su 4-4h y auseelssbsn une
e3eiMdftspapiere ~ ~ - ~ bssfens
tirt. gm oiiener Martte wurben Darlebsn
.on ealIs ~ 4-4Zz uno auf 3sit w "a
--6S ylaeirt.
GshfGI sai Esp psss
mmresn au gari srpifhen Banlsn psriaufi.
Die Goautsrrass bstrast soc pTamss per
$1,000.
sssAfsf asi 0nsoya.
maren ste!is. Gsats Has bic folssnssa
Euoiirunaen su beri9ten.
sonben, o Taae Gtdt. A.s8I pei
E. 20 Iaae Siht, i4.s4K rer /;
aaris Taae Sidt, Bi21<-5l5 Jrdnes usfsi0'
30 1das sist, 5l71<--520 UTaHes per sIoo
tss TsutiAtanS Tass 6t4t I Nars s61ss'
bo. SO Tase Siht, 9411e.
documentary Bias auf aonocn rvnreen
au A62s<, auf @fasseD ~ A.S2h nui
suf BsIfafi ~ $i.6zL psrsauft.
esuuh &C eIfeassssen.
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c!ssriHa osnis imssss.
Der r1mias I'm bleHaen gfearinaaaus bes
lief ii6 teute auf s3. 720. $50. Die ilnidte
Der perHoiisnsH Mode bel,e'en ft6 nuf s26,
$50. 100 seasn s23 ,4tj0. 100 tn Der soryeipon'
birenoen Mode oes uorigen 5abres.
esiai.esfsrtfstsn.
Mud In Der uerfoferen g9cGe wareH
bic tseIhdf.e ietr ruhie uno e. rrnreeH an
Der B0rie nur wsntae Nsrtdufs abae'&Iois
len. ceuts laaeH bic gef1dfte eseH'aus
eansiih barrlsoer nno ss wnree an Der
g1rle nur Elm Bertaaf obasfnlc'fsu. Mans
I'D, 20 aitien Der Cine. Street Ss. Go. "a
l3iX.
I'm aaaemeinen fietia. Die iolaentsa 1sr'
idufe itne ~ bsstdsew
9dhitehenbe rabeae psn TN tisiisen
Wasft ftsehnoitAeR Bonos uus Attssn stsos
sss stfi,itaen EaotirunssH an:
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yiebmarfte.

ginetnnatt, l6. September.
7mFuhr nne Berianbt lvahrsro Der usr'
iIoFienen Dote. persli5en nit ben rors
herae5enoen Bo1ea, lpdreE pie foigs:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-18

Der Tars. rqr ft.til Bsr'al9 rlrsss
T35 ebIs TiFsiuer's Tiaiskes 1oess aaF
Der Bats pon si35 per saba
Sharp County record., 1911-10-27
Two Kinds
the grub.

The young man whose pockets
are filed with cigarette wrappers,
mustache combs, finger nail clean
ers, miniature curling irons, looking
glasses, etc, and have their mothers
crease their pants every day are
not the ones who will make prom
isine husbands. The pockets Of
those who are helping to make the
country bloom and are causing two
blades Of grass to grow where God
planted only one will be found fill
ed with barbed staplesTand different
sizes of nails and screws. They are
the boys the girls had better look
after-Paragould Press.
Sharp County record., 1911-10-27
Something To Eat

A new hotel was formally opened
at Hardy a few nights ago with a
six o'clock dinner" From the Her
aids account of the affair we notice
that, besides the guests, the follow
ing diet was also present:
Olives a la Italian, Oysters Stew
ed in Cream, Lettuce Salad a Ia
Germania, Celery, Spring Onions
Roast Turkey Stuffed al a Meuniere,
Apple Sauce, Fried Sweet Potatoes
Dessert: Assorted Cakes a la
Bismark, Charlotte-Rouse.
Cheese: Roquefort Imported
Swiss, Fromaee de Brie, Limbureer,
Camembert, German Forest Herbs
Cheese.
Coffee, Tea"
What do you know about thatY
II Is said that none Of the guests
choked to death on the names Of
the grub.
Sharp County record., 1911-10-27
PAuPER NOTICE

Notice IN hereby given that tho undersigned M
County Judge Of Sharp County. Arkansas, will
on the lith day Of November 1911. at the court
house In the town Of Evening Shade. receive and
opon bids for tho caro- Of tho paupcrs for tho
year 1912, Ono contractor IL wanted 10 care for
all tho adult male paupers and another To care
Tor all the remainder Of the paupers, and bIda
Will be received accordingly, The county will
furnish all necessary bedding, the successful bid
defs being required to meet all other items Of ex-
pense including burial expenses. The court re-
serves tho right to reject any and all bids,
Allen Gay. County Judge,
Sharp County record., 1911-10-27

this time.
Mrs. Sarah Helms is very low
with catarrh of the stomach.
ESQ. w. N. Arnold was at Even
ing Shade Wednesday attending the
session of the levying court.
Ben Hardin made a trip to Wilt
ford a few days ago. He reports
everything flourishing in that burg.
Moving seems to be the order OF
the day with some Of our people.
Will Douglas is moving to the 7. B.
PEBBLES farm, where he will live
this winter and work for Capt.
PEBBLES. Henry Kilgore is moving
to the residence vacated by Mr..
Douglas.
Jake Crossnoe was thrown from
his horse a few days ago while re-
turning home from the Townsend
cemetery near Smithville, where he
had been witnessing the unveiline
of the monument at the grave OF
the late Robert Stalnaker by the W,
O. w. His foot hung in the stirrup
and he was dragged quite a distance
Both bones in one leg were broken
above the ankle and one knee was
crushed. At this time it is thought
the injured limb will have to be
amputated.
Sharp County record., 1911-10-27
HOW'S TIIISY

We offer One Hundred dollars Re-
ward for any case Of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. F. j. CHENEY 4 CO., Tole-
do, o.
We, the undersigned, have known
+. J. Cheney for the last IS years,
and believe him perfectly honora-
BILE in all business transactions and
financially able to carry out any OBJ
legations made by his firm, WALD-
ING, KNNAN & MARVIN, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken In
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces Of the
system. Testimonials sent free.
Sold by druggists, 75c
Take Halls Family Pills for con
stlpotlon,
Sharp County record., 1911-10-27
BAL D 0 A
We have had some frost.

We have had some frost.
Miss Jennie Anderson is reported
sick.
r., M Wjllett of Calamine was In
our section Tuesday
W. F. Whitlock made trip to
Black Rock last week.
Ovarcoats we're desirable articles
a few days this week.
Cleo Duncan sold his team OF
mules one day last week.
Some'of our young folks attended
singing at Simstown Sunday.
DR.. F. M. Cox and family Of Eve
ning Shade visited Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Shirley Saturday and Sun
day.
The picture AGENTS have been
among us for the last week. We
are always glad to see them come
and hear their interesting conversa-
tions.
In spite Of the continual rain
which fell Saturday, Hubert Duncan
and Willie Kent went to Batesville
and back. Guess the boys went
down to Oct papers that would en-
title each Of them to a cook,
Politics Is being discussed some
In our neishborhood, but the most
engaging talk Is that of future star
vation, caused by hard times. This
Is real encouraging. II makes one
feel happy to know that he does
not have to die alone.
l.. Powell has several acres Of
cotton, but did not begin picking
until Monday morning. But, watch
he will have his crop picked ou'
and the ground turned under before
other people get done picking, ant
he will not be on the Job more thar
half his time either,
Sharp County record., 1911-10-27
GUARDIANS APPLICATION
TO SELL LANDS

Notice Ia hereby given that the undersigned an
guardian and curator Of Archie, Gatha. ilatch,r.
Ola and Ethel Hulet,, minors, will apply by pes
tition TO Tho Sharp Probate Court for the South.
ern District at ts December term, 1911. for an or.
der TO sell the following lots to.wit Lots and
IN block ., In the town Of poughkeepaIe. being a
part OF the northeast quarter Of the southeast
quarter OF section ab In township n north. range
west, containing acres more or lesB, situate In
The town, dlsrlet, county and state aforesaid.
belonging TO said minors for the maintenance Of
said minors.
Bette 1luett.
Guardian and Curator,
Sharp County record., 1911-10-27

Mrs. L. Ball, aged 40, was found
dead in bed at Texarkana Sunday.
Sharp County record., 1911-10-27
N A 7 7 n Z " 5

Patton Helms and wife have both
been very sick, but are better at
Sharp County record., 1911-10-27
Lot Us Hope So

The present low price Of cotton
will no doubt bring home to the
people Of the South a realization Of
the fact that the farmers Of this
section must diversity their crops
and produce more food supplies,-
Brinkley Citizen.
Sharp County record., 1911-10-27
70 U G H X EEPSIE

U U u h L L SlL
People in this section are too
busy to get sick.
Cotton is on the move The farm
ers are settling up" if the cotton is
low.
Tom Haney has made some good
Improvements about his house and
barn.
Dan Stalnaker, the Smithville
cattle buyer, was among us last
week.
We are against the Turner-Jac-
OLSON new-fangled law down in this
country. The old law is good if en-
forced.
Big Tom" Norris moved this
week to farm near Williford.
Thus we lose good citizen, and
our best laugher.
Not a fight to report, no lady run
over by an automobile and nobody
drunk. But about ten have joined
the church lately.
J.T. Freeman and F. M. Biges
have bought up a bunch Of cattle
here, and incidentally scattered
some money in the country. We
have more cattle to sell, too.
Photographer Rhodes is here
with his picture gallery and is caus-
ing a good deal Of strain on a num-
Der of both young and old folks who
are trying to look pretty tor just a
few minutes.
A lot Of our young folks and a
number of older ones attended an
all-day singing at Flatwoods school
house Sunday, and all report a good
time. The singing was led by Ber-
nard Parsley and Lacey Holt.
The big crop Of hay is going to
help us out wonderfully down here.
Many of the washed away" farm
ers have decided they can do on
much less corn than they have been
using when they had some to spare.
Lots Of land is being turned un-
der in this section. We see the adj
vantage of the washout; we have
no crop to fool with and can 90
ahead with our plowing, There is
some good in all our seeming ad-
versities.
Our school board has employed
Prof. Adam Hulett as principal and
Prof. Minus Butler as assistant for
the next term of school. Both are
home boys, and come we'll prepared
for the task before them. Every
thing is bright for a eood school
here.
You needn't think our town Is
dead, or even crippled, If you should
come IN and find three out Of five
stores locked these pretty days, II
you will listen you can hear the
hammer and saw at work on new
buildings and the repair Of old ones,
and you will find those merchants
with a pick-sack across their shoul-
ders In the fields persuadlng the
young hopefuls to Oct the cotton out
before school opens. They claim
also that q hard days work makes
the Grub taste better.
Sharp County record., 1911-10-27
judge Coffin Honorsd

Judge Charles Coffin Of Bates
vile, one Of the states best known
citizens, was last week elected Com
mander Of the Arkansas Division
Of the United Confederate Veter-
ans.
Sharp County record., 1911-10-27
WARNLNG ORDER
Bette llulett,
Guardian and Curator.

Sharp Chaneefy Court for the Southern District.
W, II, Price, Plaintiff,
vs.
Ida A. kiefner Lynn y. Kiefner,
Ida A. kicfncr as administiatriSof Of
the estate Of John kIefner Jr dc.
ceased, and Harry l., KIefner,
John Il, kiefher, and Charles N.
kiefnef, Minors and Ida A. kief.
nef, their guardian, Defendants.
Ida A. kiefner, Lynn u, kIefner. Ida A. Kief.
ner as administrative Of the estate Of John KIef.
ner Jr. deceased Harry H. klefner John II.
kiefner. and Charles n, kIefner minors and
heirs AT law of John kefner jr,. deceased, and
Ida l.. kiefner, their guardian, the above nafaed
defendants, are warned to appear IN this esurt
within thirty DAYS and answer the complaint VI
tho plaintiff, W, II, Price, ThIs Sept. IN, Nh.
Jaa NJ. Simpson, uGbl
Sharp County record., 1911-10-27
Will LIf 0 R D

II Arden Boyce, deputy clerk, visit
N ed home folks Sunday.
n IT,. Norris of Poughkeepsie was
n a Williford visitor Saturday.
n JE. Beavers is building a resi-
4 dence in the east part of town.
II F. M. Biggs of Poughkeepsie had
Il business in our town one day last
n week.
Miss Myrtle Barnett is down
4 from Hardy this week visiting
\ friends.
R. M. Jackson Of Hardy attended
to business in Williford Friday and
\ Saturday.
\ R. M. Jackson Of Hardy shipped
a car of cattle from this place to
market Saturday.
Charlie Hail attended the session
of the levying court at Evening
Shade Wednesday.
W. A. Yates left Sunday for Lit
tie Rock to attend the Odd Fellows
convention this week.
Three wagon loads of gypsies
were telling fortunes and swapping
horses in Williford Saturday.
wv. Minich of Black Rock is sta
ton agent here while B. T. Richard
son is absent on his vacation.
Nearly every man you see leav-
ine town these days carries with
him several joints of stove pipe.
Horace H. Judkins, county treas
urer of Lawrence county, was in
Williford Friday writing life insur-
ance.
Hardy Hieeinbottom Of Matthews
was in town last week. Mr.. Hie-
einbottom is an avowed candidate
for assessor.
Miss Maggie McCaleb, who is pri-
mary teacher in the Ash Flat
school, visited relatives here Satur-
day and Sunday.
Ben N. Yates sold to one man
last week goods amounting to $3.50.
The biggest bill reported this week
is a car load Of wire to one custom
er.
Work is being done on the bridge
across Spring river this week. This
work was badly needed as the ap-
proaches have been almost impas-
sable for some time.
The spelling bee given by the
ladies Aid Society Friday night
was not largely attended on ac-
count of the bad weather, but those
present enjoyed the occasion thor
Orouehly.
S. L. Yates Of Nellyville, NO.,
who organized a council Of the
Mutual Protective League here, left
Sunday for his home, lie will re-
turn to this section later and con-
tinue his work with this fraternity.