Sharp County record., 1888-11-01
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Sun arose this morning at $50.

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and Cate.
New goods just received by
Williams, Price & Co.
Sawed felloes, at 81 40 per set,
at G. T. Rosenthals, Batesville.
Don't fail to see the Allen Washer
now being sold in this county.
Prof. P. H. WilkerSon was re-
Gently re.appointed county examiner
Tire iron at 2 ga cents per
mound. at C. T. Rosenthal's, Bates
vile.
According to the late report of
the county examiner, Sharp county
has 1915 children of school age.
Till Medley and Tom Wain~
wright were among the Sharpites
that attended the Batesyille fair.
Our old.time friend, Ad Holmes,
looks quite natural behind the coun-
ters at Williams store, Batesyllle.
Young man take your best girl
to the new photographer and have
her beauty snatched ere it further
fades.
.--Before putting down your win
ter carpets, call at this office and get
n
old papers to go next to the floor.
Let 9 o'clock next Tuesday find
Won at your voting place working
for the success of the democratic
ticket.
60 and get good family group
picture made. Next month one
member of your household may be
gone from you.
Sam H. Davidson, Walter Met
calf, Sammie Fore and Cuff Berry
attended the Independence county
fair last week.
Prosecuting Attorney Abernethy
left last Monday for the Jackson
circuit court where he will enter upon
the discharge of his official duties.
What ever you do next Tuesday
don't fail to vote.
Frederick Schulz, the best look
ing Dutchman in North township,
smiled through our sanctum window
last Monday morning. The glass
was not broken.
Nineteen hundred and twenty
nine dollars and 81 cents was appor-
toned to the several school districts
of the county at the last term of the
county court.
IAN exchange says the 'goose
bone" predicts an unusually severe
winter, with four months of cold,
snow, sleet and ice. The winter will
begin about the tenth of November
and continue until March.
R. E. Huddleston, justice elect
for Piney Fork township, has resigns
ed on account of removal from the
township. A special election will be
ordered in due time to fill the vacan-
cy. Who will fill the place?
If you have anything to sell; if
you want to buy anything; if you
are in a business you are not asham-
ed of, and want that business to
grow, tell the people of your wants
through your home paper and thus
show that you mean what you say.
j. B. Rippee, photographer
just from Salem, has opened up in
the gallery near the town spring.
He does good work at very reasona-
bic figures, and the opportunity of a
life time is now offered our people
to get guaranty of tirst~class PIC
lures at slight cost.
Santa Claus headquarters for
North Arkansas is at the store of s.
A. Hail d Co., Batesville, Ark. We
advise all our readers to give them a
call and see the wonderful display of
fancy and holiday goods in store.
1t is perfect fairyland; and as all
goods are bought from manufacture
ers, prices are as low as in any west
ern city. 4o"9t
The editor, while in Batesville
last Thursday, took in the fair. We
found the attendance good, music
very fine, racing as good as the
horses could do. Decorations and
displays in floral hall were nice, and
everybody seemed to be having a
good time generally. Sharp county
captured four or FIVE premiums as is
usually the case.
--Forty~seven out of the Sc
school districts in the county voted
specia! school tax, in most instan~
ces the highest amount allowed by
law-5 mills. District 81 failed to
make returns and consequently no
tax was levied. Verify, the world.
especially the portion occupied by
Sharp county, is moving toward a
higher educational plane.