Sharp County record., 1885-02-19
LOCAL NEWS.
Town and County.

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who is not afraid to work, to learn the
printing business. The applicant must
be able to read and write, and expect to
serve as an apprentice for one year. Call
at or address the RECORD Office.
Mrs. G. W. Davidson and the infant
daughter Of Mr.. Will Collihs are among
those who are indisposed this week.
Messrs, j. L. Brown and I. Lee
Moore, of Reeds Creek were in town
yesterday and gave Us a pleasant call.
They left their names on our subscription
book.
The Mammoth Spring Herald is on
''its pins' again, making a neat apear-
ance. Among other interesting items in
its columns, we notice that our friend end
subscriber, Mr.. D. S. Deaderick, of that
place, held ticket in the louisiana state
alHhit5SGFBtbg lHitSGFE Fbgt t5 6'f Ten thousand dollars
Some of our friends have been relat-
ing wonderful experiences with the finny
tribe, during the past few days. Those
strings Of thirty and forty, killed in one
night, should be exhibited further up this
way in order that such statements may
not be regarded as Exaggerated. You
all know how nearly impossible it is to
m axe one believe fish story.
st. Yalentine's day brought the usu'
al stale rhyme and hideous illustrations
in prolific circulation throughout this
community. While some rejoice and feel
themse elves among the favored few, Others
become pugilistically inclined while they
gaze on comic monstrosity which, BY
the exercise of wonderfully elastic I'M
agination, they admit the hit good one
and VOW secret revenge on the perpetrator
| of such vile joke.
| We acknowledge Flcssant cal, by
| Prof. j. G, Lindsay, of ASA Flat, last
| Tuesday, who lad just closed 8 successful
school in district No. 49. He states that
the average attendance during three'
months term was fully 80 per cent. of
the number enrolled. Let all those en-
gagged in teaching IN this or 'edJoining
counties hand us these reports and it will
ever be our pleasure to render the cause
of free schools this encouragement, if no
more.
An agent for the agricultural
Whsel,"a newspaper published in the
interest Of political organization bearlng
the same name, at Searcy, called at this
Office tuesday last and presented us with a
COPY lt't ct tie constitution Governing the
"Mheel.' Vita that suavity character
istis of, all chronic agents, he compliment
ed tho RzcoRD in many ways and lafs
parting injunction that it would be to the
interest of the Paper to mako our con-
ments in moderation concerning the or
ganihation, as he had organized severa
"Wheels'' in the county already and fh'
outlook At present indicates that tai
whole country is expected to wheel int'
line as fast as be can sound the call ant
make the farming element understand th'
doctrine taught by tee fundamental :! law
Owing to an impedinent in our speech a
times, and the fact that his size didn't Il
us exactly, We did not question his varac
ity. orally, but We consoled the turbulen
tnnult that threatened to disorganise .ou
better Judgment. with the reflection tina
OUT agricultural friends arc SUFFICIENT
informed as to this and, similar organisa
tions. and are aware that the best an
, MOTT thorough county agricultural organ
izati3a that ear directly augment the IA'
interests is confined strictly to their ss'
premises