Sharp County record., 1888-07-05
Miss Maggie King will open a
public school at the school house
near the cemetery next Monday.

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public school at the school house
near the cemetery next Monday.
DIR. Ed Sullivan passed through
here for Fulton county last week,
returning Monday.
The BatcsvilIe Guard has been
boycottcd by some Of the whoelcrs
of Independence county, for express
| ing preference for the democratic
party and state ticket.
The firing Of anvils by some of
our thoughtful citizens, awoke the
village from sleep and to patriotic
thought, yesterday morning. This
| town never lets the anniversary of
independence Day pass by IN,
needed.
Joe Williams is not saying much
but is doing a great deal of card
ing and grinding. His cardlng
machine is in good trim and his
cardcr is trying to, and does, please
everybody, and tells the truth every
time he speaks. 81
On Saturday before the 4th
Sunday in this month protractcd
meeting will begin at st. Paul church,
Polk Bayou, conducted by Rev. }.
w. Hughes, assisted by Revs Brooks
and Grafton. Every body is inyl-
ted to come.
democrats, If you intend to
work for and with the party this
year, stir yourselves and see that
every voter in your respective towns
ships turns ont to the primaries on
the 2lst. Furnish conveyances for
those unable to go without, and get a
full expression at every precinct.
We are authorized to say that
strictly frst~class ware may now be
found for sale at the Evening Shade
pottery, at customary prices. Coun-
| try produce will be taken in ex-
change for ware at market prices.
Fruit cans, with nice. fitting hdS, a
speciality. 27"3m
We heard a man remark the
other day that "the old school house
IN this place was good enough, and
having no children to send to school
he didn't want to be taxed for a new
school house" A graveyard full of
such people would add much to the
life of town.-Randolph Herald.
-Eathcn Medley is again resi-
dent of Dusock, he having served
his apprenticeship as matchmaker
and jpweler, and is getting ready to
open shop of his own this fall. lie
has been repairing the band inStru-
mcnts this week, and has proven
himself to be an expert horn doctor.
C. NJ. Norwood, u. L. candidate
for governor, will address the peo-
pie at Hardy on the 25th inst, Judge
A. J. Porter of Highland will meet
the gentleman on that occasion and
let him know that this portion of the
state has no idea Of voting the re-
publican party back into power
I'VE learn that at a wheel meet
ing at Center one day last week a
resolution was read and adopted in
which the RECORD and Its editor
were denounced in the strongest pos.
sible terms. If we have been cor
rectly informed the identical gent
who presented the resolution owes
us for years subscription.
We no longer lag behind, but
have attained in a short time repu-
tatlon among our customers that will
continue; 50 bring on your wool.
Our factory is inferior to none in the
roll business. We are always ready
to card. We feel assured that our
experienced carder, Mr.. II. Il. John,
will use his best efforts to please all
who give us call. Hamilton &
Tindel.
There are no two buster men in
the county to~day than Dave King
and Josh Wann. Dave thinks he is
Clear ahead of all opposition, and
Josh says there is nothing out yet to
keep him from doing the Eli act to
the satisfaction of a democratic au-
dience. The man that polls the
biggest vote on the 2lst inst, will
get there without the shadow of
doubt. Stir up your friends, boys,
and see that they all express them
selves.
July 2lst, the time fixed for the
democratic primaries, will soon be
upon us. It is the duty Of every
democrat, whether he be candidate
or only has a friend he wants to "get
there" or better still, if he wants to
see democracy assert itself and set