Sharp County record., 1880-03-18

"A marriage license was issued for
W. y. Hord and Millie johnson, this
week.
The conclusion of FBear Creeks
communication OF last week, will be
found on the fourth page Of this issue.
"A note received from DR.. N, G. Har-
dister states that he will arrive here the
latter part Of this week, when he will be
ready to again serve the public with his
professional services.
In Bear Creeks" article, on the fourth
page of this issue, the second quotation
should read "drOss to consume" insread of
"Odors,' etc. It's the printers mistake.
Mr.. Pres. H. Wilkerson, who has
made his home in Evening Shade for sew
eral months, returned this week to his
home on Reeds Greek, where he will de-
vote his time to farming this seasou Pres.
is quiet, agreeable and industrious
young man, and has made mapy friends
in this vicinity.
Jesse Reynolds, of the firm Of
Doughty & Reynolds, Newburg, passed
through town, on his return from ST.
Louis, last Sunday. He reports heavy
snow storm in St. Louis last Friday
the snow being ei ght inches deep, SID still
showing, when lie left, at 10 a. 10.
Still our dai y mail hack fails TO make
single trip to SnithviJlo (the excuse is
high water, and still we are deprived of
our eastern mail. For the same reason,
VIC have failed to get cur supply of paper,
which necessitat the issuing Of the most
of this weeks edition in half sheets. We
regret is, but it Is the best we can do.
Prof. McKie returned the first Of the
week. having accompanied his wife on
her way home, al far as Little Rock He
reports the state capital full of candi-
dates and signs of general prosperity.
The Prof. is well pleased with the man.
agement of bis school, as conducted by
Miss Efie Abelnethy, during his absence.
Major Wm. Saunders lost about $50
in cash, which is thought to have been
etolen from him at bis home at Mullins
X Roads, six miles west Of town, one day
this week. We regret to learn of this
loss to Mr.. Saunders, as he has been in
feeble health for some time, and is lily
able to rtp place It BY labor.
"A lead-colored girgham bonnet, made
after the Quaker pattern, and pair OF
lady's white cotton stockings, Chose are
they p came to -he Eyening Shade post
Office, in the mail from the south, yester-
day. They were wrapped in copy of the
Rockford Ala Enterprise, but the address
was entirely worn off The name of the
sender was written on slip of paper
which accompanied the package, and any
person claiming the goods and giving
said name can obtain them by calling
soon at the pest Office otherwise, they
will be sent to he dead letter office.
List of letters received and not called
for, at the Evening Shade po8tofice, dur
ing the past week;
SA Anderson, Fred Brown, Sam Blagg,
G. l. buchanan. Emma J Metcalf W ?
Chamberlain, T NJ Cunningham. George
DnTkin, DR.. Emerson, B f Forney, James
y Fore, s Z FauIkenberry, r f Fowler, )
q Huddleston; R Ivie 2, j l. Johns, ) L
johnson. J " Jack, w P Jordan, Matthew
Jones. John Jones, J G Lee, DOllie Nicks,
I Mills. ] NJ McCoy3 T j Miller, Eliza
beth Metoalf. NJ McCord, VIM. A Mckee.
James B Nichols, Mary Nichols, j t Ring,
II Ropers, Martha Royal. James Sims
.Ioel r Shanks. d w Simmons, A ID Taylor,
T'B Williams, Miss Eva Williams.
Postal Cards. D Cargill, + Hazerkegg,
Calvin Estes, Tom Miller. w T May. } b
m pohinSon / Nv HILL