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Sharp County record., 1914-01-30
For Clerk and Recorder

The Record Ia authorized TO announce s. l..
Johnston Of Sullivan township n candidate for
Clerk and Recorder Of Sharp County, subject TO
the action ef the democratic party.
The Record Ia authorized 10 announce c, W.
AldfIdge Of Jackson township n candidate for
Clerk and Recorder Of Sharp County. subject 10
the action Of the democratic primarIca
The Record In authorized TO announce H. A,
Doyee Of Hardy township a candidate for Clerk
aud Recorder Of Sharp County, subject TO the ne
ton Of the democratic party,
The Record Ia authorized 10 announce W, II.
Spotta Of strawberry township a candidate for
Clerk and Recorder Of Sharp County, euhiee, to
tie aeton Of the democratic party,
The Record Ia authorised 10 announce Otto
6athey OF piRey Fork township n candidate for
Clerk and Recorder Of Sharp County, subject 10
the sctIon Of the democratic party.
Sharp County record., 1914-01-30
THE RECORD
BY CLAUDE L. COGER.
LOCAL NEWS.

Girls attending the Springfield
Business College live with some Of
the best families, where the moral
surroundings are good, and the girls
are safe. Those who desire to help
with the housework, do not have to
pay board, but have a good home
free,
The commissioners Of accounts
adjourned Wednesday and will not
meet again until next Monday.
The commissioners report that they
have about finished their work
in the Southern District, and they
will 60 to Hardy next week to com.
plete their labors,
We understand that the trustees
of the M, f. Church South have
purchased the property at present
occupied by Dr. L, L. Garner and
family from the owner Milton
Stokes, and that the new pastor
Rev, c, j, Wade, who Is to arrive
soon from Tennessee, will occupy
the property II possession can be
had In time for him to do So
Sharp County record., 1914-01-30

for Sheriff and Collector Of Sharp County SUBJ
ject to the action Of the democratic party.
The Record is authorized to announce Tom
Chapman Of Hardy township a candidate for
Sheriff and Collector Of Sharp County. subject to
the action of the democratic primaries.
The Record Is authorized to announce Ernest
Halliburton Of Jackson township a candidate for
Sheriff and Collector Of Sharp County. subject to
the action Of the democratic party.
Sharp County record., 1914-01-30
For Tax Assessor

The Record is authorized to announce M. E.
Butler Of Big Creek township n candidate for
Tax Assessor Of Sharp County. subject to the ac-
tion Of the democratic party.
The Record is authorized to announce T. II.
McCaleb Of jackson township candidate for re-
election as Assessor Of Sharp County. subject to
the action Of the democratic party.
The Record Is authorized to announce jas. T.
Carpenter Of Cave township candidate for As
SCISSOR Of Sharp County. subject to the action Of
the democratic party.
Sharp County record., 1914-01-30
Our Pay Roll

These friends of the Record have
paid subscriptions during the week;
L. Parsley, J. 0. Lamar, J. B, Gray,
DR., C. c. Gray, Cave City; j. W.
Mcleod, Reeds Creek; Fred Gay,
W. R. Marlin, Maxville; Miss Viola
Barnett, Emery; G, S Jerniean
Mobley; Mrs. Ida Holt, King Mills
Mrs. Peter Hansen, Woods j. W
Yeaeer, Sidney; c, M, Sullivan
Sharp County record., 1914-01-30
For Circuit Judge

The Record Is authorized to announce d. L.
King Of Sharp County a candidate for Judge Of
the Sixteenth Judicial Circuit. Hisssct to ths ac-
ton Of the democratic primaries -
The Record Is authorized to announce J. Il
Baker of lizard County candidate for Judge Of
the Sixteenth Judicial Circuit, subject to the az
ton Of the democratic primaries
The Record 10 authorized to announce s. A. d.
Eaton Of Randolph county candidate for Judge
of the Sixteenth Judicial Circuit subject TO the
action Of the democratic party.
The Record Is authorized to announce James A.
Watson Of Fulton County candidate for Judge
Of the Sixteenth Judicial Circuit subject to the
action Of the democratic party.
Sharp County record., 1914-01-30
For Representative

The Record ia authorized to announce f. L..
Dickerson Of Piney Fork township 4 candidate
for Representative from Sharp County. subject
to the action OF tho democratic party,
The Record Is authorized to announce Il. W.
Goodwin Of Richwoods township candidate for
reelection as Representative from Sharp County.
subject to the action Of the democratic party
The Record Ia authorized to announce J. M.
Street OF Big Creek township candidate for
Representative from Sharp County. subject to
the action OF the democratic primaries
Sharp County record., 1914-01-30
For Sheriff and Collector

The Record IA authorized 10 announce W, o,
Smith Of pihey Fork township a candidate for
Sheriff and Collector Of Sharp County, subject 10
the democratic primaries,
The Record I, authorized 10 announce ], n,
Kirtley Of Sullivan townahip n candidate for
Sheriff and Collector Of Sharp County subject 10
the action Of the democratic primaries,
The Record Ia authorized 10 announce w. W,
Bfisiow Of ph0y Fork township candidate iof
reelection IA Sheriff and Collector of SHARP
County subject 10 the action Of the democratic
primaries
The Record Ia authorised 10 announce Lum
Aseihhess Of Big Greek township a candidate
Sharp County record., 1914-01-30
NOTICE Of SALE

On the lith day Of February, 1914, at the G
house In the town Of Evening Shade, within
hours for judicial sales, win offer for sale
rash In hand, to the Highest bidder, one b
belonging to the estate Of James ?. Cochran
ceased.
7, |, IIcrrn, Administrator
Of the eatNtc of James L, Cochran, dec
Sharp County record., 1914-01-30
For Treasurer

The Record Is authorized to announce J. l..
Gyngard Of Lebanon township a candidate for
Treasurer Of Sharp County. subject to tho action
Of the democratic primaries.
The Record Ia authorized to announce W. c.
Snow Of pincy Fork township a candidate for
Treasurer OF Sharp County. subject to the action
Of the democratic party.
Sharp County record., 1914-01-30

The candidates are all in" we
guess. All in the papers we mean.
Hear Judge W. F. Kirby today
(Friday) at the court house at l
p. m.
This is the third week of tax col
lecting Only 485 receipts have
| been made out.
Atty. W. T. Gray was at his for
mer stamping ground, Cave City,
one day this week.
I'd Shaver was here from Mel
sonville one day this week attend
| ing to some business.
Theodore Steele, road overseer in
Sullivan township, was visitor to
town one day this week.
Maybe we shall have some real
winter about circuit court time.
That event usually brings it.
Miss Kate Moser of this place,
who is teaching a school near
Strawberry, has an enrolment of II
pupils.
G. D. Wolf has lately been having
some substantial improvements add
ed to his residence in the south part
of town.
Arden Boyce of Hardy, a promi-I
nent candidate for clerk of the
county, was seeing the people here
this week.
A marriage license was issued
last Friday to Dave Sweet and Miss
Rena Stark. The couple reside at
Calamine.
E. L. Raider of Springfield, Mo-,
representing the R. G. Dun & Co.
Mercantile Agency, was in town one
day this week.
Adolph Arrigi, the moving picture
show man, announces that he will
have his show in Evening Shade
during court week.
John H. Oyler, a substantial
farmer of Ash Flat country, was
patronizing one of the Evening
Shade roller mills Tuesday.
Clerk Jas. M. Simpson granted a
marriage permit few days ago to
E. A. Milligan of Nelsonville and
Miss Virginia Willett Of Smithville.
S. L. Arm, formerly of Sidney,
now of Arlie, Texas, writes the Rec
ord a friendly letter and sends best
wishes to all his old Sharp county
friends.
W. A. Street, one of the Records
good friends at Grange, was in to
see US this week. He is going to
run for justice of the peace in his
bailiwick.
George Hansen and Miss Rose
Endsley, a young couple Of the
Woods section, we're married Sun
day Esq, S. F. Nicholson Of Lave
Creek township performed the GER
emony,
Sharp County record., 1914-01-30

Denton; A. E. Snow, Tuckerman;
Mrs. A. A. Clarke, Albany, Texas;
J. W. Green, Clarksville, Texas
H. B. Hill, Pauls Valley, Okla; D. N.
Stokes, Lubbock Texas; J. L. Aber-
nethy, ]. A. McCaleb, Purcell, Okla.
Sharp County record., 1914-01-30

Bristow & landlord have lost
several head Of hogs lately from
some disease which they do not be-
lieve is cholera,
Sharp County record., 1914-01-30
COLLECTORS NOTICE

Notice Ia hereby given that will meet
Taxpayers Of the various townships Of sl|
County, Arkansas, At the places and on
dates mentioned below for the purpose Of COLI
Ing the taxes for the year lOl3i
Scott township, shebyville, Thursday and
day, January ~ and 20,
Cave township, Cave City, Saturday, JAM
"a,
Sullivan township, Brcklo sprlngs, Mon1
January 20, Sidney, Tuesday January 81
johnson township, 81, Paul, Wednesday Y
uary ~,
piney Fork township, Evening Shade, q
rhuraday, January 30 to Saturday February
inclusive,
RIChwoods township, jaekaon'a Store Mone
February 10, Ash Flat Tuesday and Wednesa
February N and IL,
Davidson township, King Mile, 1hufst
February 10,
Highland township Kings Store, Friday !
ruery 90
North Lebanon township, sitha, sa'upI
February "a,
Jackson township, Willitofd, Monday \
Tuesday, February 81 and "a, j
South Union township, Martins Greek s"l
llonse, Wednesday, February 81,
North Union township, banks School h01
Thursday, February 70, III
Upper North township, Wrlh, Friday, H'
ary a.
Lower North township Cox eehool W
saturday February sS, III
Hardy township, Hardy, from Monday Nv
q, TO Saturday, March 10, inclusive, "A
Given under my hand lhla the 10Th day a"
eember, 1919,
RhefiIT and Collector ehafp e0"
Sharp County record., 1914-01-30
ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Congress

The Record is authorized to announce W. A.
oldfed of Independence county candidate for
reelection to Congress from the Second District.
subject to the action of the democratic party.
Sharp County record., 1914-01-30
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s'sss,.,. ssss, 'ss Of IhzZzzx

SiBhature VI SSS<S III <T<tC<x<Ns
C. W. Shaver, who lately has
written many good articles for the
Record, is preparing another series
of war stories and they will appear
soon. Uncle Charley" interests
our readers, as is evidenced by the
many people who give expression to
their appreciation of bis articles.
This is one winter that there is a
fine woodpile at the court house,
AS a consequence jim Simpson and
others who inhabit that place are
not under the necessity Of hooking
wood from the Record office. While
we think Of 1t, Arthur Sullivan was
death" on our pine pile when he
was clerk,
AT the annual conference OF the
M, +, Church held at Sloan Springs
last week Rev. j, W. Due, who has
been pastor Of the Cave City circuit
for a number Of years, was sent to
the Wild Cherry charge The Cave
City circuit is to be supplied, Rev,
N W, Gilbert, well known In Sharp
county, was returned to Judsonia,
John Loudon Abernethy, who Is
now a leading business man of
Purcell, Okla, writes that he trusts
we will keep publishing In Even.
Ing Shade 35 Years Ago" until the
date is reached where he Got bis
enough to Join the baseball club
and 80 10 Maxville to play ball,
John says he has always felt that
10 be one Of the most important
events of history In this commun.
ty, and he Is sure II will be found
recorded In the paper at tho lroper |
line
Sharp County record., 1914-01-30

If earnest effort and a clean
of political health counts prope,
our friend Dave King of Sharp cop
ty will be in the front ring for
cult judge. If he is elected, evd
man will call him Dave. Not
cause he is lacking in all the
qualities of an able jurist, but
cause he is one of the plain peo
with manners and opinions 50 pE
that everybody can tell what he
driving at.-Salem Sun.
Mrs. W. H. Gipson, who lives
school district No. SO, near AZ
Flat, writes us that a pie supp
was had in that district ID
nights ago. The proceeds amour
ed to $1771, and will be used I
the purchase of a bell and blaS
boards for the school. A cal
voted to the handsomest you
lady present, was awarded to Nj
Hester Endsley. Mrs. Gipson ad,
that during the evening Ern6
Kelley made a splendid address
educational topics.
} A civil service examination VI
} be held in Evening Shade on 4
9th day of March for the purp5
of filling all fourth class poStoffiS
} in Sharp county which pay an
} nual salary of more than $3.50 a
} have not already been filled throu
the civil service. This will inclu
} the towns of Cave City, Willifo
} Poughkeepsie, Ash Flat and Sidn
} 1t has not yet been announced "
} will conduct the examination.
} postoffices which do not pay an
} nual salary of $3.50 will be filled
} appointment without the civil
, vice examination.
John Girtman, a we'll known
izen of Reeds Creek, is suffer
from an attack Of smallpox,
cording to the statement OF
C. C. Gray Of Cave City, who m
an examination Of the patient
urday. We are informed that
proper quarantine regulations
being enforced and that so
there has been no spread of the
sease in that immediate local
Our correspondent from Mobley
, ports a few cases of smallpox
that place. 1t is said there Is G
J; siderable excitement in the so
}" part of the county because of
J" natural fear that the disease r
'' become epidemic.
Sharp County record., 1914-01-30
Second Annual Announcement OF The
ASH FLAT TEACHERS NORMAL

We shall teach weeks Normal School at Ash Flat,
Ak for the benefit of the teachers Of Sharp and adjoining con
ties beginning March 49, 1914 Board be had in the best
homes from SO to $40 per month Tuition $3.50 per month
If there are any who contemplate entering school before the
opening Of the Normal have the classes already organized for
Normal course and shall be glad to have you any time We
shall give work for any grade of license including professional
We have had experience in this and similar work for the
past fifteen years and shall endeavor present to you the most
important facts In your work and instruct you In the most mod
ern methods of teaching If you desire to raise your grade Of H.
cense come and spend the weeks with for we can help
you Special work will be given for statewide and professional
license.
We now have 2s boares In well organized classes who will
be with the home students our work. and will be glad to vel
come and assist you In the work Don't miss this opportunity for
self Improvement
w. Y. McVey and Marvin Stephens
INSTRUCTORS
School Board j. D. Armstrong, j p Hardin, Jesse Wade
r. f. Semple l. H. Fowler John Burius j. r Carter
Sharp County record., 1914-01-30
SCHOOLS

When teachers have den
onstrated their ability /
teach and manage a scbo,
the responsibility for 4
success and permanency
the school rests with ID
patrons-those who haJ
children in school. Thu
can MAKE a school or ths
can RUIN it, and they ca
do either quickly, This wi
hold good in Evening Sha{
or anywhere else.
Sharp County record., 1914-01-30
HLL KINDS OF
S SEEDS S

The seeds that you buy you want to be
good We have taken SPECIAL PAlNo
this year to get good seed for our custom
ers, and we want every reader OF the kec7
ord to know that we have all kinds ana
that the PRICE is RIGHT. :: ::
johnson Grass, Red Glover, Sweet Glover,
Alfalfa, Red Top all kinds of Oats, Milo
Maize, Whipporwil Peas Millet, Cane, Al
sike Glover, Blue Grass, Orchard Grass,
Timothy and Garden Seed :: ::
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-09
PARTIAL RETURNS FROM
 BISBEE PRECINCTS

Only partial returns were obtain able in the first second and third wards in Bisbee, and results of the count in Lowell and Warren could be lad up to the time the Review went to press. Of a total of 546 ballots cast in the first ward there had been counted at 3.3O o'clock this morning some 29O, or trifle over half In the other wards about the same progress was made
 Smith was leading Ling in the first ward, and in all other wards in the district at press time a little better than two to one. Hughes was showed under in the first ward In the other wards of the Warren district he was doing little better, though he was partially holding his own in Warren. In the supreme justice race Ross was leading in the first ward, with Frank lin and Cunningham running in the order named close behind the leader Callaghan and Orme developed fast race in the first and CallaEhan was leading by four votes at the last not ification. Hanson had some twenty the best of Bolin. Jones was carry ing the precinct for attorney general without race Geary, Bradner and Cole were high men for corporation commission tsc In the county there were some tight races on at the backwards UT 10 press time For state senator Riggs was leading Slmms and Zapf tied. by three votes with Roberts. next in line Merrill. Briscoe Doyle. Cook Newbury Sullivan and Francis were at the lead for state representatives with a difference of few votes be tween any of them Wheeler had [ lead over Mcdonald of almost tw, to one Murphy also had a two (, one lead in his race In the race o Gilmore and Ross for the county at torneyship, the former was high. II, was leading by some fifty-fiye votei in the total cast Hughes, Rock Johnson and Sparks were the higl men in the supervisors contest witt but a few votes between high and low man.
 The most notable fact of the cleo ton was the lead which Hughe maintained over Hunt in the outsid precincts. where up 10 a late hour Chi morning, with eleven of the precinct totaled and reported in Hughes lea' by the vote of 405 to 292 It | thought that the lead which the Maj icopa candidate has over the Gila mai
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-09

will be overcome when the vote from Bisbee, Warren and Lowell, and from Douglas is reported in. but if one or more of the precincts fails to go heav- fly for the present governor there is grave danger of his being showed under in the county.
 In the first precinct when the vote had been counted to 23O. Hunt had a large lead It was in the neighbor- hood of 125. However, there were yet remaining at this time some 25O ballots to count.
 Douglas had finished the count ih none of her precincts at the time of press. The count had progressed about half way, as in most of the To- cal precincts. WilQ)x, and several of the other precincts of the county reported the same progress stating that they would not finish their count until after daybreak, and some of them saying it would take until noon or later to complete the tallying.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-09
ALLIES RESIST THE GERMAN ADVANCE

LONDON. Sept 8-The British and French forces north and east of Par;s have had further successes against the German invaders. according to an official bulletin, while in Galicia the Russians continue with considerable success their attempt to envelop and defeat the Austrian army of four hun dred thousand under General Auffen- burg. For a moment at least interest centers in the campaign in France for il is felt the battle proceeding there is the first real crisis of the war and will have a vital effect on the out come.
 The allies, according 10 the bulletin of the French war office, have success fully resisted another attempt of the Germans to penetrate their left cen ter between Fere-Champencise and Vitryle-Frencois, where the roads and railways are more suited to the French movements that would have been further north.
 In fact, 1t is believed that General Joffre purposely fell back from Chal' ons SO he could choose aground more favorable for the army for either de fensive or offensive operations. In this he seems to have been justified for not only was the German attacS repulsed but at Vitry-leFrancois the Germans actually lost ground.
 This has been the scene of the heaviest fighting of the present battle for on the German right, which the al lies seem to have got around General Kluck is falling back before a forward movement of the French and British forces toward Marne between Meam and SeZanna.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-09

CONFIDENCE INCREASES
 IN FINANCIAL WORLC

NEW WORK, Sept. S-More confi- dence in the financial situation Is ex- pressed by bankers Direct connect ion with Paris Is more difficult but bankers with French connections are completing arrangements for drawing bills on Bordeaux the temporary seat of the French government Foreign Exchange is slighuy easier and rates for cable and demand on London, de- .clining about one and one half per cent. advanced trifle later in the day.
 A transfer of $1.0000OO in gold to Canada was made by a local agent of Ia Canadian bank Local money com .ditions are unchanged as Co rates but the supply is more limited, and Sat .urday's bank statement, which is not up to the popular expectations is causing some lenders to withdraw from the market. The most interest ing item of routine news is the gov ernment crop report Of September l, which showed a decline of over three percent in corn conditions during the month. and a decline of seven and a half percent in spring wheat. The government cotton report shows the amount ginned for the 1914 crop has decreased nearly half as compared with last year
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-09
FRANK FRESHMAN BLOWS SIDE OUT OF HIS
 HOME IN AN ATTEMPT ID KILL HIS WIFE
Man Residing Dewbuy Canyon Places Seven Sticks of Dyna mite Under Home-Wte, Child and Another Inmate
 Saved By Friend Who Sees Powder

Frank Zeisman, a resident of Dew bury canyon, and aminer in the em- ploy of the Copper Queen, blew up and partially demolished his residence at 10 o'clock last evening. in an at tempt to destroy the inmates, his wife child and another person who vas in the building. The inmates of the building were saved by a friend who saw Zeisman throw seven sticks of dynamite under the wall of the house and who ran 10 the door and called the two women and the child to safe ty. Zeisman was arrested a few mo- ments after the explosion by Officers Kempton and Hill and placed in the county jail.
 From what could be learned from
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-09
GERMANS RETREAT SAYS FRENCH WAR OFFICE

PARIS. Sept s.-Omcial communs- cations issued tonight by the French war office says: The left wing of the German forces, in their movement of retreat. having crossed the PetitNo.- in river. with the view of protecting their communications, made a valient but unsuccessful attack with result that part of our forces are now oc- cupying the right bank of the river Ouroq A severe engagement has been fought in the center with alter native advancing and falling back
 "Our English allies are continuing their offensive tactics tn the direction of the Marne on the heights of the north of Sozenna. Our troops are progressing favorably though labor iously On our right wing the sitli- ton is good before Nancy and Vos- ges."
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-09
RETURNS FROM PRECINCTS IN COCHISE COUNTY

Returns in this county up to a late hour this morning were obtainablc but from a few of the precincts. In all eleven precincts in the outlying district had been heard from up to o'clock this morning. The remain der. when they were asked for their returns, stated that the count had not been completed, and was delayed by the length of the ballot and the heavy vote east In all outside precincts the vote was much heavier than in Bisbee and the Warren district In Bisbee and the Warren district the vote was comparatively light for the interest taken in the election pri- or to the time of casting votes. Bis bee cast a total of some HOO votes out of total of more than 29oO. The average throughout the whole district was about the same.
 At the polls. the officials stated, the women appeared in numbers far superior to what was expected There was fully a fifty percent woman vote Of the total ballots east During the whole Of the day they were present at the voting places in large mum. hers and they showed that their ex- i perience at other elections and their i late "balloting" at their social meet i ings taught them how to mark and cast their ballots
 The precincts from which returns are so far available are as follows: Serros, Fairbank, Courtland. Curtis. McNeal Fucker Dragoon Naco, Pierce, st. David, Johnson, and Ben son.
 Following is the ballot in total for the several candidates from the eley- on precincts which had been received this morning.
 For governor, Hughes. 258; Hunt 2l5; United States senator Smith 370, Ling lOS; for representative. Hay Gen $50; for state supreme bench.
 Continued on Page Two).