Sharp County record., 1888-10-25
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every Sunday at 3 o'clock for prac>
tice.
DIR. Sullivan is now in lard
county, but will be here again FIJI
day or Saturday.
Both of the carding machines
here have sent samples of rolls to
the Batesville fair.
j. P. Tennison was down from
Ash Flat last Monday as witness
in two homestead cases.
Wayne Bristow is now a part
ner with Joe williams in the cardlng
factory, saw and grist mill.
The department has assigned D.
L. King to a position as gauger for
distiIlery at Newark, Independence
county.
There is talk of a professor OF
music taking up his abode IN Even"
ing Shade. Let him come, say we'
The Record is mailed this week
one day ahead of time so that the
publisher may make a business trip
to Batesville.
Lewis Swafford and O. Il. Marsh
of Richwoods township, made "fnal
proof" of their homestead entries
before Clerk Wam last Monday.
j. w. Grady has the contract
for building the new school house in
district No. so, one and a half miles
northwest of town.
d. L. King attended the st.
Louis Exposition, few days ago.
He reports cheap trip, a grand
show and an elegant time generally.
MIR. J. A. Holmes can now be
found at r. D. Williams. Ad is a
clever and accommodating salesman,
and Mr. w. did we'll in selecting him.
Pilot.
DR.. Craig aud Eathan Medley
went to the mouth of Strawberry
river last week fishing. They cap
tured a 32-pound cat and several
game fish.
j. R. Ford and w. T. Tuttle,
agents for the Allen Washer, came
down from HARRISON last week. Mr..
Ford is accqmnhied by bis ,91fh.
Visit the school and see how rap~
idly your children are learning.
You will thus encourage the teach~
ers.
Our towns people are promised
the rendition of a program during
the holiday season in which that
ever popular temperance drama,
"Ten Nights in a Bar Room," will
lead the list of specalties.
The editor regrets not being
able to attend the barbecue last Sat-
urday. Man is creature of circum-
stances, which sometimes alter cases,
barbecue occasions not excepted. An
editor is a man.
Nov is the time to subscribe
for the Record. You can get the
American Farmer free, a monthly
non, political magazine, worth dol
lar year, with your county paper,
for the price of one.
There were 73 persons in attend
ance at Sunday school last Sunday
Ga scholars, 6 teachers and 8 specta-
tors. Nicely Shaver had charge of
school, Superintendent Wilkerson
being absent.
Remind your neighbor of the
very great importance of turning
out and voting for Cleveland, Thur~
man and Cate on the 9th Of Novem>
Der. Cate should receive 5000 mas
jority over Featherstone.
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in every township in Sharp county
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M. B. Coger has bought the
Bruun hotel and moved into it Tues
day last. He will make some need
ed repairs, and in a few days throw
open his doors to the public, when
the proper announcement through
these columns will proclaim the fact
to the world.
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a year.
R. E Huddleston and family
Will move to Ash Flat about Nov.
lst, where he will take charge of the
public school in district No. 4. We
congratulate the good people of the