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Evening journal., 1917-03-05
Uncle Harry Talks About Presidential InauguratiOns

"who was the twenty-eighth Presi-
Gent OF the United States" asked
Uncle Harry
Woodrow wilson said Jimmy
promptly.
Very well. then. but how about the
twenty-ninth President" said Uncle
Harry. as he winked at the boys
father
'President Wilson, said Helen be-
fore Jimmy aud Joe had even started
10 open their mouths.
yes, and no. said Uncle Harry
laughing. That's really a catch ques-
ton. because there have been thirty
odd Presidents. counting as two, each
Of those Presidents that have been
elected for two term2. and also count
Evening journal., 1917-03-05
Ar THE MAJESTIC.

Today and tomorrow. Marie Doro.
the celebrated stage and screen star,
who has scored success after success,
will be seen at the Majestic Theatre
in Castles for Two" a clever Irish
drama. written especially for her
Miss Doro will be supported by her
handsome husband. Elliott Dexter, in
the leading male role. BY her beauty
personal charm and wonderful dra-
matte ability, Miss Doro has within a
year achieved as great popularity in
the photodrama as she did on the
speaking stage. In Castles for Two"
she has wond9fful opportunity to
show her ability as a Coincidence. and
is also given plenty OF scope for her
dramatic talents.
Evening journal., 1917-03-05
USE ORRINE
Drink HABIT Goes

Don't wait for the drink habit to get
too strong a hold upon your husband,
son, or father, for it can be broken
up quickly if Orrine is given him.
This scientific treatment can be given
in the home secretly and without loss
OF time from work.
You have nothing to risk and every
thing to gam, as Orrine is sold under
this guarantee. If after a trial, you
fail to get any benefit from its use,
your money Will be refunded
Orrine is prepared in two. forms:
No. 1, secret treatment: Orrine No. 2,
the voluntary treatment Costs only
800 a box Ask us for booklet Or
r'ne Co, Washington, d. c. n. b.
Danforth, Market and Second streets.
Evening journal., 1917-03-05
AT THE SAVOY

Clara Kimball Young considers the
role or Sonia Sokoloff. which she por-
trays in The Badge OF Shame" at the
Savoy Theatre today and tomorrow the
greatest part in her film career As
an ambitious and noble hearted Rus.
sian girl prosecuted by the dread Sc.
cret service of that dark nation. Miss
Young has part that gives her full
scope to display every phase of her re-
markable dramatic gifts. How a pure
and noble Russian girl protected her
Evening journal., 1917-03-05

several romantic selections: Waikiki
Mermaid" una o Ka Palai," "Aine-
hau" "Adois Ko Aloha" and a march
"Kamehameha March,
Here indeed is a trimming measure
Of fascinating South Sea entertain
ment.
Evening journal., 1917-03-05
RulIEr HIS LEG.

During a fight in the brickyard at
Thirty-sixth and Broome streets on
Saturday night, Matthew Twilley col.
ored, of Salisbury. Md, was shot in
the leg and is now in the Delaware
Hospital. The wound Is only slight
The police are seeking Washington
FLOW, colored who is alleged to havo
shot Twllley.
Evening journal., 1917-03-05

Editors Note-Unole Harry will be
glad TO answer Inquiries, either In this
column or by mail, provided letters
are signed with the full name and ad-
dress Of the persons writing. The cor
respondents names will not appear In
the articles.
Copyright 1916 by The NC syndicate
Evening journal., 1917-03-05
aPROTFsTANr pAIHrINnrns ;.

Protestant Pathaelders" WIN he The
subject discussed at the monthlv
meeting Of the Woman's Anssionar,
Society Of Central Presbyterian
Church. in the church parlor tomor-
row afternoon. Mrs. W S. Prickett
will direct the discussion.
Evening journal., 1917-03-05
JoHN pANeY lNJuREp.

John Dandy is confined to his
room In the Hotel DUPONT suffering
from cuts and bruises sustained in a
collision between an automobile oper
ated by him and another machine ut
Pennsylvania avenue and Rodney
street on Friday night. Mr. Dandy
was cut by broken glass.
Evening journal., 1917-03-05
They WERE RUNDOWN

How often we hear It SAID OF man
or woman that "they we're rundown in
health" which acknowledgement
sickness. For that reason it is impor-
tant that when you find you tire easily,
when your nerves are troublesome or
your work is irksome, you should
strengthen your system Immediately
with the blood-enriching, tissue-build-
ing food in SCOTS Emulsion which
contains pure Norwegian cod liver
oil aud is free from alcohol.
Scott Bovine. bloomfield. N. J. ie-S
Evening journal., 1917-03-05
Attractions at the Theatres

self against her enemies by obtaining
one of the licenses issued in that
country to women of the night" is
told in THE Badge OF Shame"
Evening journal., 1917-03-05

FIRST electedd Vice-President. but sue
ceeded to the Presidency after Presl-
dent McKinley's death. and then was
elected President. Colonel Roosevelt
served almost two full terms, but he
Evening journal., 1917-03-05
THIS COP NEEDN'T WORK.

Patrolman Mammele claims to be
the owner OF the champion egg pro.
ducers OF this section. Ofhcer Nam.
mele has twenty-four hens and during
February, they lad 400 eggs.
Evening journal., 1917-03-05
ALTOS COLLIDE

In a collision at Eleventh and King
streets on Saturday, automobiles own
ed by e. W. Wilson and James Stirl-
ing were damaged No person was
injured.
Evening journal., 1917-03-05
DANCINC

Mrs. Fred Snyder, Third and Kin.
SITS. Tonight-class instruction. al
10 $50. Assembly following with fnu
orchestra. $50 70 IL (quadrnD. Eide,
Hall, Tuesday Night. keenOw Nlght
Prizes gwen. Private lessons by an.
poinument Call d. & A. 4261-J. Dane
ing S45 10 11.15.
Evening journal., 1917-03-05
FEDERATION MEFTING.

The annual meeting Of the Della
ware state Federation Of Women's
Clubs will be held at Rehoboth Beach
June p and p.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-04-05

>.. @..# rz.T of oI zsHEE 544 4 2. 41 e4ztee a.1e Esxt saEaag
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-04-05
EUMATlSM CAN
 BE CURED
So Can Lumbago, Gout, Sc'a's'
 and Uric Acid Complaints.

Thousands know what kampIumOss, s, ler's Rheumatic Remedy Mi GioOarei Go rheumatism. lunbago, gout anu h'sJ ''..;J i, diseases caused by excess uIIN "> the blood ur joints. If vo8
 And your case can be rtiltt oe by will only giva yourself eAa"0' taking k. k. +. ..,,, gi
 Read what Mir W. A N ..11"' Ey, West Chestnut street, Lou'7N .'''' -
 SFor the benefit of other who ,,s,ii Tii afflicted as l vast want to add ssarfl @ grfl If praise on behalf of your ".'Is rses. medicine. ! was SuterlH& ,,r l1i malism, my blood Was i'll Lad - lo,i ,5owa general health very much run ,cIps Was induced to try your i'',,ttants which I did, but with some ,relns. at first Gas other rccommenueu arj dies had failed to benght " .s o3 found il to he just what l Ie ,rsd ns am glad to say that k. |. i'. .,'su aas of all my ailments and ] isst
 one bottle of K. +. R. will pIo1Sh Whli you that K. R. R. will do IT he ds. it did for NIT. Wilson Don ,p.5ursst abled. crippled. tortur, d. uie sat yoG with K. R. F., $1 per bottle q" druggists. ,nl
 K. K. R. is sold ana r5eonnl7ao' Hesterly Drug S;oc". .e.a Y"
 Prescott, Ark.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-04-05
YOUNG MAN, YOUNG WOMAN, BE
 4 CHIN UPPER.

You do just four things and no more. You think; you re member; you imasif 2; u act.
 When you learn to rual | ter, remember better, inagiua better or act better, you ale increasing your efficiency. and, therefore your income. You may feel you are very successful now. Sup pose you are; t isn't a question of what you know. but of how beneficial d practical business education will be to you m addi- ton to what you already know
 Did You ever stop to think that eighty five per cent If the men of this country are only earning Sl5 per week or Ies-. That nine ty-two per cent faiIl1 business between the ages Of tD and 50? That nina.y hs- paf cent have no money al tn" at pf 50? Yos will agrea wifhHis that tp violate A part of the laws of business means partial faiara. and to y.o-
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-04-05
MI, M0RIAH

Good morning f5 oHe and a.- aoae.esergthlng aaa every body
 running nicely.
 The wedding f4as raaI Sun .a aea Mis- Jennie TomIn4 tne accomplished daughter ot Mr. aa4 Afa. John Tam.fn. ana Nr E3 Barger were united in holy wed.9c We 05s4 for them long and happy life.
 Bro Will Fincher filed his regular appointment al the Mount Sunday and delivered q fine sermon to an interesting congregation
 We are glad to report Mrs, J r. Clark able to attend church Sunday after being sick a week CT SO with measles.
 Bro Lambert preached fine sermon at Mt. Moriah No. Z, Sunday at 3 o'clock.
 Reports are that tie dipping vat at this place will soon be ready to begin dipping some of these poor old hcky cows. Well it can't be done too soon. ! Say Bodcaw, you are perfect. ly welcome to the information l give, if you want to call It that But be sure you pull the right string and don't get plnched as you are sure 10 be fl you pull the wrong string.
 We sure were glad to see Goose Ankle appear last week. Hope she has come to stay, as we do miss her 70 badly.
 Grandpa Hart is visiting b.s caughter. Mrs. Matte $ eet If
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-04-05
Ozan Mercantile CO. PHONE 730 PRESCOTT, ARKANSAS.
 

from tae number . inquiries be. - received from persons who want stock farms
 Y. T. Thompson. R. P. D.5. Haszca. N;an., wants 10 hear from some reliable pe-soa whs aas and to sell suitable for stock raising and genera farming. He formerly was from I.iino.s and wants t5 start aere on a smsl scale
 V. Y Robinson. B. F. D. 2 OK aa0na City. lives in a good stock country, bas ae wantsl better location and is thinking ao5at coming to Arkansas
 \. V. Saearer of Winfield, Iowa. David Watson of Farfed, Idaho. James ". DeIpn, R. F. D, Stafford, Mo. and George Ertz. I266 Leland Avenue. Chi cago are among others from whom letters have been received.
 In writing 10 these people, let the owner CT agent who has land to sell tell the strangers particl. iarty about the advantages of ha section for the raising of catts and hogs.
 Jno. Ii. Page.
 Commissioner of Agrlcuture
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-04-05
h1l3ES

Good evening boaca0 and tfoos- Arz.e too. If Ya1 want Q z1 10 Germany let's 70 an z canoe. When Ue get there 5f 194 are nat 4af 6ea, ue4 z4s good morning Hr Germans. 4e saee taken 2 5aR rl1e.
 The aea s ha 2e WaYla 54r community ". new eases as ore ena.
 "e aad Lee ra.a sunday m9cnih9 which va appreciated e aa. os ae satmers.
 Hr. Raraam failed 10 ff appointment ratH o.ae- -at4r- 44s and >4haa4 You can { paal oa Bro Esraem W5ea .t.s 90 te can
 h va. 4aD.aa ant 10 hear of tae death sf NJ. F.. Haae Aadef. winch sccared a h.a nome near Pleasant ItH .ast Tuesday Hs body va placed .n the #a.ar.p cemetery Wednesday evening talked ~.aa Mr. Alder aetera. year a2.. earned from h. e0nser 4t.4a that he nas 4 noble Christian maH= Pau sae 10 .se Cgrst au.. f3 die gan. Relatives aaa friends, .et look forward .5 taa tma When "e
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-04-05

a0 meet 5ar loved ones gone 5ef4fz
 Tn. 12la2 aas @15oyed og q a5 s5a eaaoe. 9asag atrer- noon. ae had some splend ] singers. such a. Prof. Pink W Taylor. Jesse SiIyeg. De.ma Ba ley. 24Eton foung. Come again 29ys.
 sag 4 ez May .n 1ast weeks sue gaa ike to have got mg goat a sure as ya4 have 2 rl4ga gn- z14r back. ike 2 razor back a5a5
 Our Bodcaw scribe l5 a iiltle aqaasay. lie reminds ne of the negroes snake. He wolf aes around and he WoaI-s about, and he keeps the good people .n doubt, you connot tel whether he j5 going to Il 5r coming l4t.
 Freez9ne guaranteed to ra- nov. 6orns 35e at Hesterlg Dr49 Store.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-04-05
801GAA

Clad to note the hea.th of thls community ia stiit good.
 Had a fire shower Sunday which was very much needed.
 Uncle Lorenze Narmach~aaa lost ais 2rubbinQ hoe and Uaa seer hantin2 ' 2 few days ago Wonder f he found s
 Lawrence Mitchell of Joy.and- was i1 our midst 5atardaY.
 Lem White. the noted fox hunter Of White B Chapel, Waa 2 caller at Mrs. Ca4dlea Sunday Lem even tells Mag Ca.ae ao0 he loves fox hunting Lem a. the zlfis know sae sate aa 4ss and f5z hunting
 Ne were glad s5 z@e Ham 64rz n the coE lmra = f6s p.es..zs ais week Come aga#a
 Taak Iu 8. man for rer road He's max k.az 4 god can oalga manager .a.,er tfe good
 Vel Coos go1r soaz va one what aaf st lg lears d
 E.a Mitchell ae eef .5ca yr-s-Hz= =5F.1< .a
 He..esa ss.srzsH
 a tma =e. oil cot 4nlf next Ueez. aa. try aHd oe loaded for bear
 Rest wishes ts#the Ai-Dt=r- Arkaasas man.
 Lime and s4lae4r Solution tgz 9pra# aV Fr4lt Trees st t4r#f DrBR Store.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-04-05
HAMBURG

After I Weezs 5sY of -0#H come a2at8.
 Health E Vef good at faa writing
 Planting .ra F tea or.ar ot h day H,A
 Sewes Mum ma4e oa..aezs trip b Prescott saturday
 The singing at ". F #ooa4#a Saturday night aas largely al tended and all reported nice tune. A bIt Cyrus he aaa sad because Mss Jordan Wasa there
 C. W Duke Ia been on the sJck list for the past week but u better now.
 H# #mtten and .a4Is from Texas. came l.esdal# #ta spend a fa0 moalH tta aome folks
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-04-05
Laae61rg tn.Is eee

1 =
 NJ. \. Harr aas very scn cz0 a1 this writing Hope she 45#l get vel. as 5 one of als Bezt milk cows.
 H. Weaver carried a nics .oa5 of hog . Prescott Satare day and so.G then
 Well. Qardsns are .0oking fine. potatoes are coming up. and prospects are 9o..nl good for ass e5 eat .a tse near future.
 Nj. \. Hart ls sau buying and s-#.fnp cattle. Hope Clarence and Leonard ~ill make a good crop. M A. sags he will help them when he cant find an more cows to buy.
 Mr. Floyd attended church at Mt Moriah Eo. 7 Sunday.
 k5bt. 0olis and mother are Fis. ting their son and brother, in Joplin, Mo.
 Ml-ses Lula Hart and Becca Cummings called on Mrs. TopsE Clark Monday
 Al who attended the singing II the home 9f Genie Cummings la Sunday niYh1 reporc Hice time and god .ia2 a9.
 H4ar- glad t5 report Mrs. Beatriee Ma -ea nprosing 2 4t- tle after an illness Of two Weeks.
 Wet news k scarce. guess ] cad better ring o.f for tdIs time. 75 5y by
 Rgv Drggs- and Sgndrip9 h4
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-04-05
INQUIRIES FOR ARKANSAS LANDS

News that Arkansas is going t. rid itself of cattle ticks and maSe room for t.e introduction of better live ,,ocs, seems to have pre- .l oyer h l.uo
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-04-05

late a tee sa3s means eom ec- failure -Yaa are also aware that 70 observe gar 0f tae laHs or business means partial success. and t95esetve al of tae #aNs 0t 5asine means complete sac cess. Our am is to hep you o0 serve q hishzr per cent Of the laws of success. and, therefore enable you b be nearer the max mum success. The late Prof. James. ot Haryard declares that the average man only ases ten Der cen Of his brain power, Suppose you are lWice as capa- ole as the average man. Even .na would mean you are only 4sing twenty per cent of your maximum possibilities. The pur- pose of our courses is to produce maximum of proficiency with minimum effort. The business world wants thinkers and d9era. Ther-'s q famine of hlgh priced ] men today; there are thousands of men worth thousand dollars year, bat only a few worth ten .aa.sart a year. Be ne latter kind Of q man, yoI can f you will Ne know that man is worth 9a.s about B Co cay from the eaiu down. selling mus e.e bat as h.gu d. hundred thousand dollars year from the chm 4p, selling bra.as. B. a chin upper and se.. tae h.eher tgp. 5t gra=aS. s8d can afford t5 oea eadH dowuer there's no room for slen a man iu tae nigh sa.ar.-d e.ass. We nave been very ,uccesstui in getting men lIt of the eighty-tige, the n0ne- ty-tWo and the ninety five per cent ciass. Why not let Us help you. We nave been marvelousiy ucce~sfa. i1 raising salaries, Is Is conclasiveLy proven by the let ters in our catalogue from for mer students. Take our thorough practical course of Bookkeeping, Business Administration and Fi. nance, Shorthand, Steno, Cotton Chasing. CT Telegraphy. Learn how to think. to remember, to imagine, and act. Our large cat- alogue Is free tor the asking. if you will only fill in and mail the following blank.
 Tyler Commercial College, Ty.er.
 Texas.
 Name
 Address ---
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-04-05
OUR COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS

f you want 10 gee Eve smi.e 4st say Milton.
 Cersl Mum apent Sunday with Glenn Orr
 Bro. Erwin filed 1is reg1Iar appointment ac Larebqrz Sun day
 Cyrus Diekersen made 2 flying sri1 10 tae sa1d 7anday 61t car red candy eh4s eime.
 Jewal liar. of Mt, Mor.ah. spent Satar1a5 and Sunday with ger 4nc.e. Mr. 5teed.
 Vernon Lee made his reQ1lac sa Nr Asod4Ps Sunday Ra5 sampson says he g Ex.nz
 get mafrsea. Wonder 0aat ae aas zo5 fooled
 E1.oe NeIus ha8 2 crIck l1 Ter neck from I9oz41x -o a,l dag. zl4ioma va a .m..aa s.a4a Wonder na7
 If I.. aazE E. <roF Nr-r- ## .t...# r#=+s < Bob
 a>. I.# rag of oI zs1lzx sal 2. Easter r rsza .aEGa
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The Nevada County picayune., 1917-04-05
Breok your Cold or La. Grippe with a few doses oI 666.

The editor of q new papa may blow nis town sky nigh; I mas car in rhapsodic al flight Q the stars. but if 1t is without ad- vertisers. people say it is no god and they are about right.
 SC Magic W ashing Stick, lW at Hesterly Drug Store.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-04-05

bo you know Sarol Chill Tonic knocks the Chilis and all Malaria FeVers. Get a .5c Trla. Bottle at the Drug Store.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-04-05

Bay Drugs aad Suudrie~ by nal. We Pay The Postage 0a All Orders. Hester.y Drug Store.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-04-05

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The Nevada County picayune., 1917-04-05

Jno. Ii. Page. Commissioner Of Agrlculturs
Sharp County record., 1917-01-05

Mrs. E. A. Boyce and little son of
Hardy are spending a few days
here as the guests of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Snow.
am preparing to move Tuesday
to Black river, near Portia, to which
place send your paper. | would
feel lost down there without the Rec
ord. Sam Hutchison, Pouehkeepsie.
NOTICE-All parties who are in
debted to me for telephone rent are
expected to come in at once and
make payment. This means one
and all alike. must collect what
is due me. j. W. Bristow.
J.B. Vinyard of Ash Flat made
final proof on his homestead before
the clerk here Thursday of last week.
L. M. Hensley of Woods made
final proof on his homestead here
Wednesday.
J. M. Evans, who formerly resid-
ed here, left for his home at Monette
/ few days ago, after having spent
the holidays with his sons, G. D.
Evans of this place and H. c. Evans,
who lives a few miles from town.
These friends of the Record have
paid subscriptions during the week
Claude Crigler, Bengay; }, M. Street,
Calamine; H. S. Miller, Nelsonville;
N. V. Hutchison, Pouehkeepsie;
S. A. Kelley, King Mills; W. G King
Stuart; j. M, Evans, R. A, Stroud,
Monette; D. L. Ford, Ozark; j. B,
Edwards, Blanchard, Okla; Lusa
Cash, Wellington, Texas; Mrs, A. A.
Clarke, Albany, Texas; Sam Hutchi-
son, Portia; E. P. Watkins, Royse
City, Texas; N. W. Gilbert, Baldwin
City, Kansas; J. L. Atkinson, L. II,
Shaver, T. |. Herrn, Tom Dial, W. N.
Metcalf, Evening Shade; s. R. Byrd,
Ed Sauls, Center.
Sharp County record., 1917-01-05
HERE IS SOME WALKER
Man On 25O,OOO Mile haunt Has Only
17,100 More Miles To Make.

E. F. Lambert spent a day and
night in Evening Shade this week
AT present he is on 25O,OO0 mile
jaunt, and has 17,100 miles of this
yet to walk, but has reasonable
time to complete the distance-un.
til July IS, 1918-and is in a con-
test for $5O,0OO which he believes
he will win. Eucataw, Alaska, is
his destination now, and he expects
to make it, rain or shine. He is an
artist at cutting fancy work in cloth
for which he receives whatever is
offered him.
Mr.. Lambert is "A years old, 5
feet s inches in height, and weighs
139 pounds. When he started on
this tour he weighed 204 pounds.
He can expand s inches in the
chest. Is a native of Alabama and
was never sick. Has crossed the
equator seven times and has been
where the thermometer registered
So degrees below zero and has been
where it stood 1877 in the shade. He
has walked three times around the
earth, 100000 miles in European
countries, $4,000 miles in South
America, and $4,000 miles in North
America, Russia, Norway a n d
Sweden. He carries a large book
of records showing where he has
been, and carries a total of 86
pounds on these trips.
Sharp County record., 1917-01-05
COLLECTORS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that will meet the tax
payers of the various townships of Sharp County
Arkansas. at the places and on the dates men
toned below for the purpose of collecting The
taxes for the year 1916
All parties desiring to pay tax on real estate
will please bring correct descriptions of same ir
order to avoid errors and delay.
Southern District
Lave Creek township Rose Pond. Monday, jan
uary s, 1917, 9 to II o'clock a. m.
Morgan. Center, Monday January 8, 1917, to
o'clock p. M. at postofice.
South Lebanon Dotson School House, Tuesday
January 8, 1917.
Strawberry, Wells Store, Wednesday, Jaunary
10, 1917.
Big Creek Sullivan's Store. Calamine, Thurs
day. January II, 1917
North Big Rock, Poughkeepsie, DR.. E. L. Sui
livan's office, Friday January IL, 1917.
South Big Rock, Emery, Hoey's Store Satur'
day, January l3. 1917 8 to IL a. m.
Washington, Powell's Chapel Saturday, jan
uary 10, 1917, 2 to 5p. m,
Scott, Taylor's Store. Monday and Tuesday
January 1916, 1917
Cave, Cave City. at Bank, Wednesday, January
II, 1917.
Sullivan. Briclsle Springs. Thursday, January
IS. 1917.
Sullivan, Sidney, at Bank, Friday. January 49,
1917.
Johnson St, Paul, Saturday, January 2o 1917,
Piney Fork, Evening Shade, Monday January
20 to February r.
Northern District.
FLEETWOOD 8 Jacksop's Store, Monday, February
49, 1917.
Richwonds. Ash Flat, Tuesday and Wednesday
February 1921, 1917, at Bank,
Highland, Kings Store, Thursday, February
20, 1917.
North Lebanon Sanders Store, Friday Fcbru'
ary 80, 1917.
Davidson. King Mills. Saturday, February "a
1917.
Jackson. Williford, Monday and Tuesday Feb.
ruary 29-27, 1917,
South Union, Martins Creek School House,
Wednesday, February 2s, 1917,
North Union Banks School House, Thursday
March l. 1917.
Upper North, Wirth, Friday March, 2, 1917,
Lower North, Cox School House, Saturday
March 3, 1917,
Hardy Hardy, at Court House, March to Il
1917
Given under my band this 9th day of Deem
Der, 1916.
j. II, Kirtlcy,
Sheriff and ES.oacio ollcctor Sharp County
Ark,
Sharp County record., 1917-01-05
GUARDIANS SALE

Notice Ia hereby aveh that pursuant to an Or
der Of the probate court for the Southern Dis.
triet Of Sharp county made and entered Of record
at the December, 1915, term thereof the under
aligned guardian and curator Of Julian. ErnStine
and panscy Pickett, minors, will offer for sale
and sell to the highest and beat bidder at puphe
outery the following landa belonlng to said MIN
ors' estatee, to'witi
The west half Of lot Q northwest, section l.
township n north, range west, and the north
east quarter Of the northeast quarter, section d
township II north, range west
Time, Terms and ple.e Of salsi On the le.n
day Of January. 1917. within legal hours prssar'p.
cd for judicial sales, at the south front door Oh
the court house at Evening Shade, Sharp oounV'
Arkannas on a credit Of three months, the pur.
chaser being required to give note with approves
aecurlty and lien to DO retained on said 'Aha "
seeure the purchase price, This December io'"'
1915. ,
Guardian and Curator Of Sail Minors
Sharp County record., 1917-01-05
Stockholders Meeting

The annual meeting Of stockhold.
ers of Bank of Cave City will be held
in the bank building in the town Of
Cave City, Sharp County, Ark, at
2 o'clock p, m, on Tuesday, Janu-
ary 8, 1917, for the election Of five
directors for the ensuing year, and
for the transaction of any other
business that may come before the
meeting.
G. W. Brewer, Pres.
A. E. Albright, Cashier.