Sharp County record., 1888-06-07

A fine sample OF wool rolls
from Hamilton & Tindel's factory,
are on exhibition at this Office.
Fire has been necessary to COM
fort for the past four days, especially
in the forenoon.
Miss Artie Abernethy went on
a protracted visit to friends in Law
renee and Independence counties
last week.
R. B. Hay, the travelling tobac-
conlst for South Missouri and North
Arkansas, was dispensing the abom'
Unable weed among our business men
this week.
We see in the Ft. Worth Daily
Gazette that Archie A. Clarke was
a delegate to the Texas state dem
ocratic convention, which met at Ft.
Worth, May oath.
DR.. Arch Nicks, who was res
ported in our last issue to be bcdfast
with rheumatism, was in town Mon
day, being able to attend to profess
sional business again. He had a
tough seige, and is not yet fully
recovered.
The race for prosecuting attor-
ncv is mixed. Randolph county gives
Lomax 10 votes; Lawrence gives
Judkins s; Jackson and Independ-
cnce give Phillips Is; Sharp comes
IN with 5 for Abernethy, and Stone
not heard from. Convention meets
at Batesville June 10th.
We are authorized to say. that
atrictiy 1.rst>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. N"3m
Our German friend, t. Brown,
one of Davidson townships best
farmers, was in town Monday. Mr..
Brown manufactures as good brooms
as ever went on any market, which
assertion will be attested by every
housekeeper in Evening Shade. This
notice is unsolicited.
The many cases Of rheumatism cured
by Chamberlain Pain Balm during the
past few months, have given the people
great confidence in its curative properties,
and have shown that there is one prepera
ton that can be depended upon for that
painful and aggravated disease. Mr.. g..
G Davenport. one of the leading retail
druggists of St. Paul, MINI, says; "ln
regard to Cbamber]ain's medicines, l am
pleased to say that l can recommend them
with conf lence, that they will do as much
for person as anything in the market
Especially am pleased with Chamber
lain's Pain Balm" No one afflicted with
rheumatism can use it without benefit.
For sale by j, r Metcalf.
We have neglected to say that
Mr.. Eugene Roberts, who was an
nounced an attache Of this Office, has
abandoned the idea Of learning the
country editors trade, and has
resumed his studies in our school.
He had previously set out to make a
Methodist preacher, and thought by
acquainting himself with the print
ing business it would assist him in
his studies; but alas! Eugene soon
discovered that Methodist preachers
could not be manufactured i'll a
printing office, and took up his abode
again with Bro. Moon where he may
receive the proper training night and
day.
-Ye editor returns thanks to Mrs.
Minnie Henderson for fine lot Of
beans, the first of the season, gath
cred from her garden. We do
not often allow our locals dictated
for us, but in the above instance,
like thousands Of the henpecked sex,
we did submit for once. We further
reluctantly acknowledge that we
have a greater fondness for trying
to mould public opinion than potato,
hills, or to get up hundred "stickS"
for the next issue than sticks FOR
beans and peas, and would rather set
a column Of legal ads. or crisp edit
orials than a dozen rows Of cabb ge
plants or potato slips. But there's a
friend at our elbow who will wager
anything from a rich Spanish claim
to one of Metcalf's best cigars that
the editor of the RECORD can hoe as
much cotton in a day as the best
of 'em. That's where a mans fond
ness for out door exercise may be
tested