Sharp County record., 1888-08-23

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tions to impart knowledge to the
Rock creek youth.
Harvey Num-, one of the best
teachers Of the county, and a worthy
young man on general principles, is
teaching near Calamine. He was up
Saturday to see the county treasurer
on pecuniary business.
&C. W. Cathey and lady, with
two little children, returned last
Thursday from a few days visit to
relatives in Tennessee. They report
pleasant trip, and crops moderately
good in that state.
Among those who attended the
funeral of Miss Attic Williams, be-
sides members of the family, from
BatesyiIle, on Wednesday of last
week, were John A. Hinkle and lady
and Mrs. J. p. Jones and son Will.
R. G. Reynolds and wife (nee
Ora WasSson) arrived here from
Harrison last Saturday morning.
They left Sunday morning for Bates
vile in company will r. d. Williams
family, who had been visiting rela>
tives and friends since Wednesday,
the 18th.
Any one who has ever tried
Chamberlain's collie, cholera and
diarrhoea remedy or seen it tried for
cramping pains in the stomach or
bowels, cholera morbus or diarrhoea,
is ready and willing to recommend
it. 1t always cures quickly. Sold
by J R Metcalf.
They failed to have a barbecue
at Calamme last Thursday, owing to
the time being short in which to pre-
pare for it, out the good people
thereabout provided plenty of good
eatables for all present, and a pleas
ant time is reported by everybody
who attended.
d. L. King, who attended the
convention of democratic clubs at
Little Rock on last Friday as a del,
egate from the h. b. c. of +. S. re-
ports grand time; lots of good
speeches and worlds of genuine en-
thusiasm which will last till after the
election.
Sorghum evaporators are just
in the wake of the thresher crews
and our "country cousins" are bask
ing in fap,jacks and the best OF
moIasscs, candy-stews and peach
pies. Come and fill our jugs with
swect'nin', our bar'l with flour and
read the RECORD. Take our advice
Judge Cate says that putting
whiskey out of Jonesboro has been a
great benefit to the town. There has
been a great deal Of building done
since liquor went out and the town
has been prosperous. The Judge
says he is in favor Of putting the sa-
looms out of every place as they are
an injury to any communlty.-Iele"
phone.
Abuse the RECORD as much as
YOU please, but don't forget the fact
that the democratic ticket will get a
rousing majority in Sharp county
on the Sd proximo. 1t is our busl-
ness at all times to work for the
best interests of the country. Our
most bitter political enemy will reap
some of the benefits of our labors by
and by.
The democratic candidates for
county offices will not speak at Ccn>
ter next Saturday, as per list of ap'
pointments but will all meet at Eve,
nlng Shade that day--the date of the
speaking of the candidates for State
Senator. The democratic clubs from
all over Sharp county and some from
lizard will be here, and grand time
is expected. Let every voter In Sharp
county be present.
Some of the kids of this place are
cup" on politics. We can find them
here only nine years old who can
mention the names of the democratic
candidates from president down to
constable, initials included, and can
tell who our senators and congress,
men are; and all of them look upon
a supporter of Norwood as a hood
winked American citizen who threat,
ems to throw away his right of
franchise upon a brindle>tail what
is-lt which vote will always be
remembered with regret. The boys
read and are therefore democrats.
About two-thirds Of the Red
Bandanna Club of Evening Shade
attended the speaking at Sidney IN
body last Saturday, numbering al
least so voters. Uncle Thos. Massey
carried the stars and stripes and was
dressed in a new suit of red, white
and blue, with red bandanna COW