Sharp County record., 1888-06-28
Agents Vyan6cd-To traye

mill building IN course Of conStruc-
tion.
Agents Wanted To travel
and sell county rights for Shells
Lint Room and Compacting Appa~
ratus. Good salary will be paid. APP
ply to @. J. Wilson, Evening Shade,
Ark.
Hamilton & Tindol are not
"aboad;" but now that their new
carding machine is in tip top running
order, they are climbing for the top
notch with a whoop, "and don't you
forget it. !"
The Bandannas were treated to
lengthy speeches On tho tariff and
other pertinent issues by Judge Steele
and Col. Abornothy last Thursday
night, The attendance was not as
large as it might have been.
The young teachers of the
county have turned themselves loose
on the directors Of the country and
are preparing to open up schools in
every section whore the people have
expressed an interest by voting a
tax.
Mich Jackson of the Loyal vi.
cinity, sends to this office six heads
of bearded wheat which weighed an
ounce and half. Mr.. Jackson Or
ders a copy of the paper sent to him.
We send 1t, and suggest that he send
us his name as regular subscriber.
Read probate court notice IN
this issue. Administrators and
guardians should not forget to pay
the printers fee, as exceptions fled
would cost an estate five times the
amount allowed the printer. Hand
Capt. Wann so cents and save uu.
necessary expense.
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.titting hds, a
speciality. 27*3m |
If the paint and questionable |
taste !; ! holds out, j is plain t9 be seen
town red. The Il Ilishing touches just
now getting dry, on Bill Edwards |
handsome cottage on Cormack street |
will attest that this announcement is
not simple quotation of slang |
phrase, but an amazing fact.
with the manly assistance of |
our good friend Geo, Wilkerson we |
have unfurled the stars and stripes
over the Record Office, which we |
claim to be the democratic banner, |
and which shall continue to wave |
until the Eagle shall repose in the |
capitol at Little Rock and our great |
nation reclaims her invinciblo chief. |
Epluribus unicorn Whoop
"A grand fourth of July barbe.
cue and picnic has been suggested, |
to take place either at Eve. Shade, |
or at the George camp ground. Why |
not have it, regular democratic |
jubilee and feast, and let the whole |
county participated Capt. Tom
SIMS, as one who favors such a
demonstration, says he will donate a
fine shoat and a fat mutton.
We no longer lag behind, bnt
have attained in short time repu-
tation among our customers that will
continuI; so bring on you. 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.. H. T, John,
will use his best efforts to please all
who give us a call.-Hamilton &
Tindel,
The Sunday-school lesson papers
take up next Sunday the subject Of
the children of Israel and the history
of their stay in the wilderness Let
everybody come out and encourage
the children to "search the scrip
lures" and learn more and more Of
the grand old book, the guide for
every good thought and action, the
teacher of good morals and the final
salvation Of mankind. There is
nothing simple or junvenile in being
Sunday-school student. The most
profound may learn something new
at Sunday-school.
An exchange pertinently re-
marks: GA country editor is one who
reads newspapers, writes on any sub
iect, sticks type, folds papers, makes
up mails, runs errands, saws wood,
works in the garden, is blamed for a
thousand things he never thought Of,
works hard all day, is subject to
snriucr fa,nr helms men into Office