Batesville guard. [volume], April 09, 1884, Image 3

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THE GUAHD.
Office —Over W. E. Berens’
Drug Store, Main St.
Term* of SMbacriptlon.
ONF COPY ONE YKAB, -• • • ' *
OHB COPY SIX MONTHS, . ' - - n
(Payable in Advene*.)
TIMM
Whit* River Br’chL M., 84. L. * 8. R’y.
Ar Main Lina trains arrive at St. Louis Mt:® a.
depart daily, except Sunday.
tutu ixatx STATIONS. omvk
o-00 a. m. - - Newport * - - - • 8:00 P- m.
o<w a m . - Dias. - - - - • 4:48 p. m.
Paroquet, - - • ‘4:10 p.m.
10:18 a. m. • - Newark. OHS P- m.
10:54 a. m. - - Sulphur Bock, • - - 3:04 p. m.
11:» a. m. - - Moorfleld, - - - - 8:40 p. m.
1S:OB p. m. - - Batesville, - - - - 8:00 p. m.
*22s^^—
LEGION OF HONOR.
MARKS COUNCIL, No. 5M American
ot Honor, holds its regular meeting Thurs
day night of ««^&NK. JOBUIf . Cxn-der.
B. B Goodwin. Secretary.
The folowing are Grahn rates for an
nouncine candidates for the campaign of
1884, CASH IN ADVANCE:
For CongreM »15 00
For State offices • 10 00
For Judicial district offices 10 00
For Representative 7 50
For Clerk 10 00
For Sheriff * 10 ”0
For County Judge 10 00
For Treasurer 5 00
Eor Surveyor 5 00
For Assessor 10 00
For Coroner . o 00
For Township offices 150
local news.
—Wheat looks promising.
— Anti-up before yon cull, as a candidate.
—Far cash bargains call at Brown
ing a.
—Webber will take pleasure in show
ing goods.
—Call on S. B. Earnheart, at Case
corner, for cheap goods.
—A silver dollar will pay tor the Goans
to January Ist, 1885.
Webber wants you to examine his
new spring goods.
—County Court this week. Hie Honor,
Judge Griffin preridisg.
—Webber's prices are moderate, and a
sure fit is guaranteed you.
—Think of it and take it ; only one dollar
and the Guard goes to January let, 1885.
—3nly 75 cents. The Gua%d till October
Ist for only 75 ceutj. Have oue.
—Buy your Hardware at C. T. Rosen ■
that’s, you will save money by it.
—Give a dollar and get the Cuann in ex
change each week until January Ist, 1885.
—For Fresh Eggs call on Archer at the
Bridge. Also Cotton Seed Meal. 12-6 m.
— Mark Craig is selling first-class
beefsteak at 8 cents per pound.
—SPECIAL drives in ladies fine
eleaks and shawls at Case & Co.,
— Ladies, call at Case & Co’s, and
take a look at those charming collars.
—IOO pair of fine kid gloves, at only
40 cts. a pair, with a fan as a chromo, at
Hobwitz'B.
A large stock of nails on hand, at 3J
to 6 cents per,pound at C. T. Rosenthal s
—Webber has as fine a stock of good,
as can be found in the state, and all new
goods.
—One hundred suits of clothing at
actual cost, at Case corner, by H. B.
Karnheart, trustee.
—Case & Co. have an elegant assort
ment of Ladies' Gloves. They are
sertain to please and suit you.
—Cook Stoves, fully trimmed, with
thirty-two pieces, from *lO up, at Ro
^■pthal's Hardware Store.
—Skillets and Lids, Ovens, Wash Ket
tles, etc., at five cents per pound at Ro
senthal’s Hardware ritore.
—The finest and best line of Ladies
■ad Misses’ Shoes in town can be had
at Case & Co’s. Call early.
The Notion department of Case A
Ge. surpasses anything in that line
•ver brought to this market.
—Only seventy-five cents, from now to
October Ist, is the price for the Guann.
Take one.
—They come! the caudidates. Well, we
are prepared to receive them in due form,
when they come with the fee.
—Are you dyspeptic, then go to Beven's
and buy a bottle cl apepsia, a sure cure for
such ailments. Price 75 ota. per bottle.
—An you suffering from dyspepsia, if so,
try a few bottles ot apepsia, for sale at Bev
en's Drug Store.
—For nice, first-class beefsteaks go to
Mark Oraig’e. He sells the choicest
ante at sight cents per pound.
-First class horse-shoe nails at six
teen cents per pound at Rosenthal'*
Hardware Store. Try them.
—Two good mules, wagon and har
ness, and one good saddle mare for sale
cheap for cash, by 8. B. Earnheart,
trustee.
—Ladies' dress goods, th* best
neatest and most stylish in town. Ask
for what you wish, you will find it at
Cass A Go's.
—For the beet and freshest, nicest and
finest garden and vegetable seed*, call at
Beven s and procure a few papers of Bliss A
Son seed's, ths best in the market.
—Ths Kentucky barrel bones at Bowport,
era agents for thecelebrated Budweiser beer.
Th*y have Ice which will be furnished to
customers at lowest rates during the season.
—AU letters and papers addressed to I.
F. Clark or the Yellville Watchman, will
more readily teach ths late proprietor of that
paper by bring addressed to Batesville, in
ears of the Gvab* office.
—Candidates do not forget the Gusan.
She Teams to announce your name to the
people. Come while the spirit is willing—
while there is room for yon -stand not back.
If you feel sailed, come right at once.
—Those who are in want of a "leetie spir
its are invited to ihe card of the Kentucky
Barrel House, 8. Kehrman A Co. proprie
tors. They deal in fine Whiskies, Brandies,
Winss and Beer, also furnish foe on prompt
—lt will be a game of rustle, tussle and
hustle with the candidates, but we would re
mind them, that it is not always the longest
pole that geta the official persimmon. Those
that have ths grit to tackle, and the nerve to
shsk* the tree, ofttimas secure the fruit
—New spring stock at the St. Louis
Store.
K. Hoawirx, Manager.
—Rubber belting and all kind* of
Machin* repairs at Bt Louis prices at C.
T. Rossnthal's,
—G. O. Winn*, druggist Boonville, Ind.
says; Kress’ Fever Tonio has cured more
severe chronic cases of Chills and-Fever
than any proprietory Ague medicine that I
have been selling during the last ten years.
This valuable anti-periodic ought to be
known wherever humanity aUfien from ma
larial poisoning.
—To enable us to give our reader* as
mttch readable matter as possible under the
surrounding circumstances, we have to pub
lish the revised fax list in supplement form.
We wish that we could give our reader*, at
least twice the reading matter that we do,
but we are doing more than the pay and
profit justifies.
—Read the appeal for lid for the vetorns
of the late war. EVefy one that can possiably
do so, ought to give a small mite, at least, in
।Jd of this worthy project. Prominent Fed
eral Generals are giving this matter their
earnest attention and support This appeal
comes directly to the people of the south
and should find a hearty response from every
heart and every pocket
—Read that "big ad.” to be found in the
Guinn. Tin Baird A Bright's Sign. They
are the most extensive dealer* of hardware,
machinery, etc., in the State—are liberal ad
vertisers, prompt and reliable in all their
dealing, hence they do an immense business,
the best in the State. When you want any
thing in their line that you cannot secure at
home, write to them. They guarantee satis
faction in every particular.
— By his card in the Guard, it will be
seen that Ed. W. Pascoe is a candidate
for sheriff of this county. Ed. has, as he
says, had several years of experience as
a Deputy Sheriff, and we feel warranted
in saying that he believes himself to be
fully qualifier! to fill that high and im
portant station, and should be be elect
ed, he will no doubt discharge the du
ties faithfully.
None*. In another column will be found
an article in which nil (whether they will or
no) are interested. Neglecting to read it
may prove a very serious as well as an ex
pensive affair. We refer to the advertise
ment of Frickly Ash Bitters. A knowledge
ot its merits and the benefit yon or your
family may derive from using it will save not
only health, bat many dollar* otherwise ex
pended in "Doctors' bills,"
—Tbe Bine Jenns Tobacco is manu
factured of the best, sweet, Henry
county fillers, and is the standard chew
everywhere. This goods is made by
S. W. Venable A Co. Every plug
guaranteed sound. G. M. Miniken
w’.i hereafter keep this celebrated
tobacco in stock; and offer* it at a
reasonable price, having made arrange
ments to get it direct from the factory.
32-ly.
—Robert M. Desha informs his con
stituency that he is a candidate for re
election to the office of sheriff of this
county. Bob has filled his station with
honor and credit alike to his connty and
himself. Young and inexperienced when
elected, two years ago, he has agreeably
surprised hi* most ardent friend* and
supporters He has endeavousd under
all circumstances to do hi* whole duty
to his county and state, having conduct
ed the affair* of his office acceptably, he
asks your endorsement at the September
election.
—ln the Guard to-day, will be found
the announcement of judge R. H. Griffin
for re-election to the office of County
and Probate Judge; an office that he ha*
filled very acceptable for the past three
years, with credit to himself and to the
people of this county. He was elected
at the special election held January 27,
1881, and re-elected, at tbe September
election in 1882. He has been sin
cere and conscientious in the discharge
of hi* duties as County and Probate
Judge, hence he ha* given general satis
faction as an officer.
—Thoa. B. Padgett ’presents himself to
thc^eople of this county for re-election to
the office of assessor. That he has filled Ihe
office-worthily, no one eon doubt. Compe
tent and efficient,'!* everywise qualified- the
state may be searched over and no man
could be found better qualified than Tom.
Padgett, in fact, we think he ought to-day
to be occupying the chair of Auditor of State,
for he would be no figure head in that depart
ment. Independence rink second to no
county in the state, and it should be the
pride of her citizen* to elect the best quali
fied men to each *°d every station. Tom.
say* he cannot now think of abandoning
the pleasures aud enjoyment of home, for
a state office, but if his own people wish
him to serve them that he is ready and wil
ling to do so.
—The best bargain* in cook and heat
lag stoves at C. T. Rosenthal's.
Cotuamptloa Cared.
Au old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed in his hand* by an Eavt
India missionary, the formula of a simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per
manent cure of Consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, Asthma and all throat and Lung
Affections, also a positive and radical core
for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Com
plaints, after having tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands of cases, has
fell it bis duty to make it known to his suf
fering fellows Actuated by this motive
and a desire to relieve human suffering. It
will send free of charge, to all who desire it,
this recipe, in German, French or English,
with fall direction* for preparing and using.
Sent by mail by addressing with stamp,
homing this paper, W. A. NOYES, 149
Power's Block, Rochester, New York.
। 35-eow-lyr.
Notice.
Mrs. Arnett and daughter, in Charleston
will do plain sewing, at very reasonable
prices; also,. crocheting, embroidery and
rick-rack.
Special Drive*.
On our trip we have brought down
tbe apple again and can truthfully say
that ws have came vary bargain* all
along the entire line for you, if you
would but look. Strange that people
complain of scarcity of money, end will
not buy goods where they can get them
cheapest. Look at
Our *7.00 suit,
Onr *4.00 boot.
Our *3.60 boot,
Our *1 60 boot,
Our 75 oent Polka,
Our 76 oent bat,
2-bnckle plow shoes, *l,
2-b*kle Basest plow shos* .86,
Our best Brogan* at *1.26, and many
other thing* too numerou* to mention.
w- G. Momm A Son.
Notice,
All parties indebted to R. B. Oaae A Co.,
ure hereby notified to make *ettlen*ent with
the Trustee at onoe, and mve trouble and
expense. 8. B. RARNHBART,
n7-tf 1 Trustee.
Nmllee.
Allordersfor Bum or Baggage forth*
depot, or for snytaek or beggsaa lift at
tbe office of tbe Western Union Triumph
Co. will reesive prompt attention 2 ‘
J.C.MeGvma.
Dqtt V nil If you want any of these articles,
I^lll Idj lUU towrite to or call upon
BJLiItD &
Ames’ ^Portable and Stationary Kngines and Boilers,
^Skinner” Ginning Engines,. Milburn Eclipse Huller Gins,
Milburn Anti-Fnotion Roller Breast Cotton Gms,
Brennan & Co.,s Saw Mills, Lath Machines, '
"Kentucky” Shingle Machines,
Rawson Mowers and Reapers,
Sweepstakes Planers and Matchers,
Perkins & Co.'s Shingle Machinery,
And 0. K. Saw Gummers,
We Keep in Shook, at Litlte Bock, ready for Immediate Shipment:
All sizes Ames and Skinner Engines And Boilers, I A Car Load Kentucky Cane Mills and Evaporators,
All sizes Genuine Bradford Corn Mills, | A Car Load Hot Polished Shafting, &c , &c.
PAT RD & BRIGHT. 809 & 311W* Markham St. Littleßock, JArk.
<3*o “to ZEKooA’s
/P -OR TO- 40
SELL YOUR COTTON.
They Sell Goods Cheaper and Pay more for Cotton than any other House in
Town -
^^“Don’t forget to go to .
SPECIAL TELEGRAM!
Good News For All!
The following Special Telegram was 'received from NATHAN FRANK, Trustee, at St. Louis, on
me io g P«- yesterday, by K. Horwitz, Home Manager:
‘Sell entire stock of goods, regardless of cost!’
“Th. business of BAUM BRO S must be closed out by the flrsl. „
Now to the time so buy. Come early-one and all-mid make money, buying your goods at the
St. Louis Cheap Cash Store! •
-g- 3vCaxia«eT*
Batesville, Ark., January 2, 18S4.
Nwttee.
All person* interested are given no
-1 tice that oar claim* are now dne, and
an immediate oettlement is requeated.
Where *ati*factoty arrangement, are not
■ made, collection* will be forced.
> Respectful ly.
Thro. Maxpirld A Bro.
Notice.
All person, indebted to me must come
i up and pay. I want the money. A
word to tbe wise i, sufficient.
Euoeni R. Goodwin.
November 20, 1883.
JVAW ADVKRTIBKMKNTB.
TBKHffIBY
; ' BARRELHOUSE.
i NEWPORT, ARK-
• S. Kehrman a Co.,
) AGKNTB FOR Wm. J. LEMP’S KEG AND
BOTTLE BEER,
Will tarnish Ice to all parte of the coun
i try from Newport at cheap rate*.
e Extra Export Beer. 2 do*.ln case, for $4,70
I and *1,70 allowed for return of empty bot
tle* and case.
14 6m 8. KEHRRMANk 30.,
, Notice for Publication-1203
i —
1 Land Omcx, at Little Boek, I
9 March 25,1884. f
] KI OTICE I, hereby given that the tollow
, 11 ing named aettfer ha* filed notice ot Ids
intention to make final proof in support of
his claim, and that said.proof will be made
before tbe County Judge of Independence
county st Batesville, Ark., on April 25th,
1884, vis: John H. Moore, Homestead En
try 7859, for the 8. W. 4 Section 24, Town
ship 13, North, Rouge 5 West
He name* the following witnesses to prove
bi* continuno* reaidsnee upon and oaltiv*.
>, lion of said land, vis:
r John W. Moore, of Bateaville, Ark.
James M. Moore, “ ••
George W. Browning. “ " ®
' Hugh W. Vaughan, of Sulphur Bock.
M- W. GIBBS,
a R Kmmnr, Register.
? Receiver.
1 »H 6
FREE!
^RELIABLE SELF-CURE
• 'A fhworite pMrlpikMiof on« of the
| AMesss SB. WANS ACo , Maa* It*.
New Advertisements.
TTWST
tlx© ^roxxt
WITH
Low Prices!!!
AND
A Complete Assortment
OP
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
And gentlemanly salesment to
wait upon all who will come.
The Best Goods
Tor
Least Money.
A Fine Line of Clothing.
BOOTS and SHOES.
Examine and price our Goods.
G.M. MINIKEN’S
CM SIWD
BATKSVILLK. ARK.
Dry Goods, Groceries,
BOOTS ANDSHOKS.
First-class Goods a specialty. Give
us a cull.
Batesville Barber Shop.
0. N. Roussel,
Dsdres to say to ths publie that beta,
as for many years psst, at his old stand,
waiting on all who want abaving, shampoo
ing, hair cut or beard colored. Also works
fidss hair and beard to order
Thankfal for past favor*, be *oUeU* ■ erm
tiauawe M earns in the future.
The "Only Genuine” Bradford Corn & Wheat Mills,
The "Only Genuine” Kentucky Sorgo or Cane Mills,
J. I. Case & Co.'s Traction Engines and Separators,
Ivens' Doublequick Self-returning Screw Cotton Press,
Eagle Cotton GinS, Centennial Gins, Lummus Gins,
Rubber & Leather Belting. Hot Polished Shafting.
(offictal.)
Proposed Amendment
— TO THE —
tOSSTITBTIOSW ARKINW
No. I.—Joint Besolntion proposing on
Amendment to the Constitution of the
' State.
Recoined by the Saute and House of Kepre
of the 'Jeneral Aaumbhf of the
Stale of Arlcaruae, a mzyorily of all the
Maeben elected to eack Haute agreeing
thereto:
That the following Article ■hall be proposed as
an amendment to the CoHMltttlon of the State of
Arfcaaaaa, which, when agreed to by a majority of
an the member, eleoted to each House, and adopted
by a majority of the electofe of the State, vising
at the next (&meralEWttlo*for B^mfote and Rep
remotattvcn, shall bsoone a par* at the said Con
stitution, nmn.lv;
Aancbs XX. TbeGenml Assembly shall bare
. no power to levy any tax. or make any appropria
tions to pay either the principal or internet, or any
par* thereof, of any of the following bonds of the
) State, or the claims or pretended claims upon
which they may be based, to-wit: Bonds issued
under an act of the General Assembly of the State
of Arkansas, entitled, “ An act to provide for the
funding of the public debt of the State,''approved
April <th, A. D. IMO, and numbered from four
[ hundred and ninety -one to eighteen hundred and
sixty, inclusive, being the "Funding Bonds" de
livered to F. W. Caper, and sometimes called
"Holford Bonds," or bonds known as Railroad Aid
Bonds, issued under an act of the General Assem
bly of the State of Arkansas, entitled, “An act to
Aid In the Construction of Railroads," approved
July Pl, A. D. 1808; or bonds called “Levee Bonds,"
being bonds issued under an act of the General
Assembly of the State of Arkansas, entitled, “ An
act providing for the building and repairing the
Public Levees of the State, andror other purposes,"
approved March 16th, A. D. IMP; and the supple
mental act thereto, approved April 12, IMP; and
the act entitled, "An act to amend an act entitled.
An act providing for the Building and Repairing
of the Public Levees of this State,” approved
March 23. A. D. 1871; and any law providing for
an^auch tax or appropriation, shall be null and
Approved January 10th, 1888.
I, Jacob Frollch. Secretary of State for the
State of Arkansas, do hereby certify that the
foregoing is a true copy of a Joint Resolution pro
posing an amendment to the Constitution of the
State, adopted by the General Assembly of the
State of Arkansas, and approved by the Govenmr
on the 80th day of January A. D. 1888, as appears
1 from comparing the same with the original rolls
I filed in this office.
I In testimony whereof I have hereunto set
I my hand as such Secretary of State, and
[Seal] affixed the seal of said office, at Little Kock,
this the *th day of February, A. D. 1881.
. [Signed] JACOB FROLICH,
Secretary of State.
Ornes o» no Sucutabt or Bran, I
Statu or Assins.a. (
In conformity with the requirements of the act
tribe General Assembly at Arkansas, entitled,
“An act to regulate the mode of proposing and
voting upon amendments to the Constitution of ths
State of Arkansas,” approved April 1,181 V, notice
is hereby given to the electors of this state, that at
. “the next General Election for Senators and Bep
-1 reseutatives," to beheld in this State, to-wit: On
Monday, the Ist day of September, A. D. 1884, the
. foregoing proposed ameadmeart to the Constitu
tion at the State of Alkansae will be “submitted to
the electors of the State tor their approval ar rejeo
ballot at such election, shall Tots for or against
said amendment;" and Ota*bach eteotor, fat voting
upon said amendment. Is remitted by taw to have
, " written or printed upon Na ballot'Ube words,
if in favorof its adoption. "For th* Amendment
’ ndopU^-AgabiANV
' Un
■ asr" "ssKsau
C. T. ROSENTHAL,
—Dealer in—
—And All Kinds of—
Tools, Cutlery, Iron, Steel, Etc.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
The largest and best selected stock of above goods to be found la AriMMri
Prices low, and goods always as represented
- AprlMyv .
THEO. MAXFIELD & BROS.
— AftE OFPEEINd —
Special Inducements
. —TO PERSONS INDEBTED TO THEM, —
In Buying their Cotton!
All claims held by them that are not paid by the first
day of December next, will be
COLLECTED IF POSSIBLE!
NOTICE!
Having been appointed Trustee for the Finn of
R. R. CASE Sf CO.,
I will sell out their entire stock of Merchandise, at
COST, | CASH.
As these goods were well selected, and are all
N® NUD FKi BSD
now is the time to get bargains. Call early, and get your choice.
Mr. J. M. MOORE and myself will take pleasure in waiting
on you at Case Corner.
8. B. EARNHEART, Trustee.
Batesville, February 12, 1884. vB-nT
STOBYiCAMP tab?
203 North Fifth Street, _
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CATALOGUES MAILED IBU TO AMY ADDUSS.
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808 NORTH FIFTH ST.* ST. LOUIS, Ma
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3325 1884 CATALOGUE FREE®
KKKrHIRAM SIBLEY A CO. Rochettv, lU¥* Chlc.go, 111,
SARDEN GRBWTN TEAS.
Tp AMI LIES can about One-half bf
L sending to ns for Teas, as we import
our dwn. And hate .dsns so for forty year*
THE ORIGIkAL AMERICAN TEA CO;
Send for tnrcnlar, which RiVet britee ana
lull particuUtrt, id ROB'T WELLS,
President.
P. 6, Bax 1287 . 43 Ve.ey St, N. I.
ONE DOLLAR'S worth of any of ons
garden growth China and 4hpaa Teas **ni
by mail, postpaid, of a iaaonn quantity b/
express, ChafgU prepaid. n7-3ni (
remedies. DetemttiM Trail id. Call er write ter Uriel
fMMttoMto be ■newnrai by thoee <MiriagteaataMMlbgrM£
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