Sharp County record., 1880-02-19
LOCAL NEWS
Town and County.

Circuit court adjourned to-day (Thurs-
day. We give report Of the proceedings
in another column.
Mr.. j. B. McCaleb, who has been
quite unwell for some time, is able to be
out again.
The brass and string bands have re-
placed the instruments burned in the court
house, by new ones, very much like the
former. ... ..... .r. ..l..t
J.R. Roberts and Miss j, E. Jackson,
J. G. Miller and Miss Z. Curtis have been
licensed to commence matrimonial life
since our last issue.
Mr.. Robert Gray started last Monday
to Crowley's Ridge, taking with him sew
eral mules which he expected to dispose
of at good prices in that section.
Mr. +. F. Smith has this week pur-
chased Mr.. W. 7. Cuuin gham's residence
property, in the north p art of town. and
will remove his family thereto shortly.
-Messrs, r. D. Williams, jno. R. Met
calf. G. w Davidson, J. P. Cochran ana
W. G. Shaver started this week to St. Louis,
where they will purchase extensive stocks
of goods fot their stores, respectively.
Mr. E. D. Atkinson, of this place. died
on the morning of the 10th inst, of con-
sumption, aged 26 years. Mr.. Atkinson
was q good natured, quiet, generous heart
ed young man, we'll liked by his fellow
men, and will be sadly missed by all. He
leaves a wife and two small children, who
have the deepest sympathy of their friends
Candies, raisinJ, cheesB and crackers
at the postofice.
Mr.. G. L. Gorsuch, proprietor OF the
Batesville furniture store, informs our
readers what he has for sale, by notice in
another column. An extensive e1pe-
rience in the fhrnitufe trade ena bles
Mr.. Gorsuch to procure apd sell the best
article of everything in his line atthe low
est possible rates. His clever and agree
able assistant, Mr.. Jno. G. Bone, is always
at his post and rssds to wait on customers
List Of letters received and not called
for, at the Evening Shade postofice, dur
ing the past week: ....t
Susie J Dryden, A j Dobbins, Mrs M A
Dale, Mrs S A Fore, j E Ford, s A Faul-
kenberry, B P Goodwin, J M Jack, J F
Mayo, J M Mccoy 2, Mrs E Meeks, Miss
Mary Nesmith, E L Parker, R c Phillips,
T c Ried, M Shirley, P ] & Alice Smith,
Martha Thomas, j Wagley, I J Whitley,
JF Wiles. Postal cards-C l. Buchanan,
II L Fenley, W 7 May A Sneed.
On the first of the week we made brief
visit to Batesville, and found business
lively, as Ii usually the case, in that -four
ishihg town. We staid over night with
our friends Jones 4 Cunningham, at the
Southern hotel, who are conducting their
business in frst-clsss style, having we'll
furnished, comfortable rooms for guests,
and table supplied with the best, Arriv-
ing there late in the evening and returning
home the next day, we had but little time
to become acquainted with the business
men OF Batc57 B He; aas sh
Bro. Leigh, Of the Pilot, we called at the
stores of Tbeo. Maxfeld & Bro, II. G.
Smith, Simon Adler, Reed 4 Co. and W.
Il. Moore, all dealers in general mere han
disc; Rosenthal & Stritter, dealers in
hardware, 6. L. Gorsuch, furniture dealer,
r. W. Allen, Eugene Goodwin and W. E..
Beven5, druggists, N. NJ. Alexander, the
ieweler, E.W Clapp Il Go. and r. VI. Stacy,
dealers in gr5teries, liquors and notions,
oil of whom reported busjness Good. and