Sharp County record., 1888-07-12

ply to c, }. Wilson, Evening Shade,
Ark.
Another still stronger endorse
ment of the Record was that brought
in by A. II. Vance last week. Seven
large onions representing three diff
ferent varieties, weighing about five
pounds. Many thanks.
Little Maud Gardner brought US
a fine bunch of large onions yester-
day. We make our politest bow
to the young lady for remembering
the printer with such bracing evil
dcnce Of her good will,
--Fifty>eight farmers in Independ-
ence county had their crops entirely
destroyed by the hail storm on the
'27th of June. They will SOW millet
to prevent an entire failure in the
way of feed,
About month ago we asked the
directors to send us the result Of the
school election in the several districts,
So far we have only heard from SIX
districts. while there are slxtY-tour
in the county. Please send IN your
reports as early as possible
We want the chairman Of every
township democratic committee to
send the RECORD the result Of the
primaries Immediately after the vote
| is counted. We want the whole
vote by townships to publish in our
issue of the 26lh inst
DR.. Craig reports the arrival Of twin
boys ct the residence Of D, c. Ring, on
Tuesday night; also like occurrence at
Jasper Rings few days before. This is
Joyful new to Ring fo(u)rth from Wash
lngton township.
Joe Williams is not saying much
but is doing a great deal of card,
ing aud 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
Democrats, If you intend to
work for and with the party this
wear, stir yourselves and see that
every yotor .n1Tonr- resnecctiiS;s1 it2&5grii t1& vi
the 2lst. Furnish conycyances for
those unable to 90 without, and get a
full expression at every precinct,
We are authorized to say that
strictly tirst>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 lids, a
speciality. 27*3m
II. G. and Lula Hardin can boast
of the largest and finest boy in Sul~
livan township. 1t was born on the
10th inst. The parents are doing as
well as could be expected. The
brass band, bandanna club and base
ball team are invited to the celebra~
ton. He's a democrat.
Tho Maxville Stars and the
Hookrum Bandannas will play a
game Of base ball next Saturday eve
ming at the grounds on the commons
west of the brick yard. The game
will be one of interest from the start,
and the ladies' are expected to be
present to see the apOlloS and agiIi-
iy Of the banner base ball county.
We no longer lag behind, but
have attained III a short time a repu-
tatlon among our customers that will
continue; 50 bring Oh your wool.
Our factory is inferior to none i'll the
roll business. We are always ready
to card. We feel assured that our
experienced carder, Mr.. Ii. T. John,
will use his best efforts to lease all
who give us a call. Hamilton &
Tindel.
Uncle John Park, one Of Sharp
county's oldest citizens, residing in
Sullivan township, died last Monday,
age Sc years and 6 months. De-
ceased some three or four week ago
fell and broke his leg, and supposed
for some time it was only sprained,
and on account of delay in setting
the broken limb surgical fever came
on in consequence of which he died.
July 2lst, the time fixed for the
democratic primaries, will soon be
upon us. 1t is the duty Of every
democrat, whether he be a candidate
or only has a friend he wants to "get
there" or better still, if he wants TO
see democracy assert itself and set
down with telling emphasis upon Che
third party idea in Sharp county-it
is bis duty to see that every man IN
the whole county casts vote, SO
that the expression on the 2lSt will
be unmistakable evidence of the will
Of the democracy of Sharp; not only
III choosing our officials, but to show
that true democratic dOCtrine-the