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Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

A-eut - hcTl--is rouT nia in. sc~r-9
Bov-NcP. she's gone % tae Vsizizf
unfch
Azrrr-Fir sister,
Ecr-Ncr. She's there. soo. Thev'rs
a. there. even down % The cock
A<Ert-W hv didn T'u e.
Bcv--I was eft aorre ~ take cara =
ti,r h-use. I suppose the~ thf-k fre
h'u~e would 70 - no Walking rlafrh
t'c. 4 fhge wasrt sosrsbodT - ~ssca
N-NeV Eork sur
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

A NYONE DESIRING FURNITURE MOVED
Il nno stored. will receive liberal induoem en 70
by calling at :. }. Walkers j. South Division 81
specially Il made OF renting tables aud cham
for dances public halls, etc s.1u
IURNiTUKK STORED. PACKED AND MOVED
Il k1pert packer sent on snort notice by Rad
clihe Holt. III South Divizi0n-sL Telephone
No. 700. Jsuy Is 81
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

DOR RENT-FUREIsHED ROOMS. HEATED
for iisht house eepinE. also sleeping rooms.
~ Bartiett-st., opposite Division street school
Building
EOR RENT-FIvF ROOMS. WOOD HOUSE
4 and cellar. In house No. l32, corner of Lyon
aud Barclay-sts 81 per month 36s
COk RENT-SUITE OF FRONT ROOMS:
also single ToOms. at Park Place. Steam
heat; restaurant in connection. Mss A l. Smith.
3s7
TO.RENT DESIRABLE ROOMS AT NO IA
L North Division st, near posto6sce
TOR RENT - FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
l all modern convenience, heat and gas nj SO
BostWlcK-st. 2e7tf
U heated. and furnished rooms for light house
keeping. Apply al room l0S, New Housemsn
block. Dec Isff
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24
Elegant Tripod Hat rack 500.

A fne assortment OF leather goods, port
folics. lap tablets. purses. bill BOOKS. card
cases. cigar cases, collar and cud boxes,
IA uslc rolls. etc.
Go. A. HALL & Co.,
90 Monroe ST
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

Chase Brothers have on exhibition in
their warefO0nl, - Monroe a beautiful
inquired oak piano. Something entirely new
Also Mahogany. French Walnut, Roserood
aud Ebony cases
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

The most brilliant success has followed
the introduction OF the Grand Republic
Cigarros and Bullos. because they are genu-
Inc long Havana filler. Try them. Sold by
ali hrst-class dealers.
MORRIS II. TREUscH & Bro,
Sole Agents
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

Booklets a substitute for Christmas
cards. We have a large line to which We
invite your inspection.
GEo. A. HALL & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

Today from 10 10 p. m. colored min
strels will give performance ia our north
windows. Come down aud see the fun.
STAR Clothing HOUSE,.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

Do not forget 10 order this morning some
OF that choice meat of the Steele Packing
and Provision Co., South Divisional.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

Tecsr from 8 f- ~ 2 r.. col0--s mir.
rtrs re-crrs - sage fn cur ncrti
wsre5=. C~u- 49, sr8 - 5= fsa
S7aa CE1TzIFs Esrsz
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

This is the last day to purchase a musical
instrument Tor Christmas of Geo. ID. Her
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

WANffb-i TRAVELLING sALEssAR
" Ls,tel clerk. - solicitors : sod Insurance
nte1 t1FA Iaen. men g. sork alouud store >
't'sihs~ eaAfless- y sol have So or nlore d
- fue+ bow Is lie nae - \ aee a IL A
Fe4 AK ltsl leS2- ~ Lot resl uuiI yoa lave
ftfen - CAL eNest A sHi5hs Eisflevment
"a ensnse. fooms = and - Weston building
osAsl-sL
lIANlED-A GOOD WORKMAN FOR THE
" A2ctine fl4lu " sasl furniture snt
asfie s-fGisl actor good wsges 70 ths right man
eLd Cnion tnpoy h4eat bQrox4 IS AID
Tower t-0ck 80
NAMED sALksAAN FOR AILEGAN. l
" tpT Of2nd Haven, : l1en for clty trada
Ne1 wanting employment cal al tie Grand
n I-A fMpilyment Bureau n Cana 81 corner
81 - 0u. uI3iEirs -
ltAN tlD-A Man TO AcT As SALESMAN
" 30 e1pcfieuce Necessary. Permanent 70
fiAon guaranteed >sary snd etpenses psid
mona TIE st4r May tisf selling speclslffes
lacliiits unsurpassed Address brswu Brts
Nu ssi. n4en. Chicago. III. al
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

What is more appropriate for Christmas
gift thar musical instrument of some De.
scriptioD? At Julius a. j. Friedrich's, 80
and 81 Canai-st., is TO be found full as
sortment.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24
M01ey To Lo0n.

MONEY To LOAN-AT FALIAS & SwART-
81 bouts, lawyers, National City Bank build
ing.
MONEY TO LOAN FOR THE NORTHWEST
III err Mutual life Insurance Co. Of Milwau-
bee, IN Sums Of 81 600 and upwards on farm and
city property, e. owst current Tstez OF interest.
Security must be his'-lasS Aore & Wilson. Led
yard block.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

Do not fail to attend Tom Dixon's turkey
and oyster rattle, 80 Canal-st., Monday
evening.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

VAETED-BoARDRRs PLEASANT ROOMS.
" good board. and low prices Ma David
iiler, l2s South Diylsl0n-st ass
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

Prices being cut on Christmas goods.
MoRsria
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24


fcs NsEzs1kAs D2ssKk AZ LfFlassreS &
OssIEz B.. 81 ssD 81 LTeS-sg
Oetf Is HAS
Nk4T
oYsfel soap.
bzzsc WAise fsa. b sandy Sz1os.
Eozsz Turkey. las1lefrf .szcS.
kfle<esse1 l2sekel
E4asi besl afouu sx1es,
bols1 Lza-o. e4eeF sxCes
AEes. E-zs.
Sweet Corn.
Hu1e&ra -lassh
Azzbsd f0tsioes
4Bd Sseet Potssoss.
kasIEE
Appls Pc.
AlSee Pc
CEanbefry Pie
1spioez PudaiHg,
Cream Sauce,
Ice Cream,
Appks Oranges. 0rspes. banana
Celery
Tea. Coffee. NIX
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24
Unique Tripod bail trees 500.

Dsghestsn, Persian. Royal Mecca. Turk
ish Smyrna, Moouctte. Angora. Fur aud
Animal Rugs. MORGAN & AVERY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

/ OsT-A SKYE TERRIER PUPPY. BLUE
IL black on back and sides with silver white
breast answers TO the name OF Mickey
liberal reward VIII be palc 20 the person that
returns him at )nce TO Lloyd Breeze, III Bost-
wick-sf 2aq
I OST-ON LYON-ST CAR LAST EVENING,
IL ledys black purse containing sum OF
money aud other valusbieS. reward will be
paid II len at Eaton Lyons
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24
For observation-disclosures.

IOR sALF-OSF DARK BAY MARF YEARS
/ old weight J.. 80 pounds. one light hsy mare
~ yesrs Old. weight 90 pounds. cutters new
and second hand large assortment o. al styles a.
.ar1alu Tor cash OF On payments Cali 81
thas -picers Stable - snd - Nt Nern0n-si .
Grand Rapids. kich.
TOR SALE - At G5 SOUTH DlNIsI0N-sT
Ma IS nicer for a rhrisfmas present than =
bird and cage Preee1ts selected row Kept unI
holidays free We hsve iEst received grest
vs-eiT ~ imported lenarIes taking Parrots
ker Binds farOQueis cte nts9 3 great FETirty of
bras. Hlri Cages ~ fhe beef msfe FD9 sfe~f I71-
proved patterns Cali soon beiore ne bext are
sod
TOR skIF-CHFAF FoR tAsH-SECONn
4 hand fuEiue and b. fr 1o 70 l1E hnr r.e rsT e.
wita g'l come fsOlE e1reVt euoke sfsfE lu-
.sra nf a. Ihfr pson & CO.. Ovid fiHa afs
Tor sA1F AN FN1IRE OTTFT OF
= usci lnerT fo- = first clsss launf-T s,so q
fiS-horSe power engine. For HsTtlcUlsrs e.. ARE
O. o. a. Eerv4u. SO y Cana A. l3fH
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

at julius A. J. Friedrich's. 30 and 80
Csnsi-st., IL an immense line of pianos and
organs What Is more Appropriate for a
Christmas gilt than a musical instrument
OF this description.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24
Do Nor DELAY.

piano or organ is sn elegant present
for Christmas. Al J. 5. Evans Co.'S. II
and 10 South Division-st.. Is an elegant
assortment OF these goods. representing
come of the best mskes in the land. The
Temple OF Music oilers a patron great
bargains.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

At Julius A. J. Fnedrich's. 90 and 81
Csnal-st., is an immense line Of pianos and
organs. What is more appropriate for a
Christmas gift than a musical instrument Of
this description.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

Rsmsnbsr the Gfsnd Republic Ciksrros
and Buitos ars made 70 sm0ke snd nos Tor
looks. fhe smootbesi and pfe1iiest seksrs
srs not always the besl smokers. The
Grand Republic GSArFos and buftos are
popular g0Oos AZ popular prizes I4sy III
i0ng cherished want 4nd s0 directly 10
the spot without say moukey.us. sod by
a. Hrst- class dealers.
AoskIs u. IKKuscH & Bso..
ools Agents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

Secure Tripod while they last at 500.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

Do not forget TO order this morning some
OF bat choice meat of the Steele Packing
and Provision Co., South Division-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24
Fof. kenf--ROaf

HOUSES AND ROOMS TO RENT-EICE NEW
! Broom house with cellar, cistern and well on
tlith-st., near q. T. Chair Com pany. rent IS per
month. one half of house conner Madison and
torresi-sts. near street cans, rent g per month:
a's0 several desirable rooms in nv block 3sI-33S
tenAi-st; tenements IN COmstOck's Row. Cannl-st
City. $50
TOR RENT - BRICK HOUSE WITH BARN
7 and acres Of land In good condition for
crops, on Nebsler-st.. between X. r. and Alpine
ave. viii rent place with without land, teie-
phone a4. W. Harrison. 32rf
EOR RENT - HOUSE WITH EARN AND z
1 acres of land on North e. west Of A lpine- ave
land has been thoroughly fertilzed aud seeded
TO wheat. viii rent place with OF without land.
also houses IN Hsrriscnville, opposite my factory
1elephone 80. Nm Harrison S1tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

Tripods for decorative purposes $780,
Everything in Holiday Goods must 20
at some price Monday. MoksEs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

VANlED- THREE DINING ROOM GIRLS AT
" the Michigan House.
WANTED GENERAL GIRLS II DINING
" room girls Z COOKS second girls I lSun-
afess ~ once Sweet g smiths Employmel [
Efehsnse, tOolns a and - Weston building.
Cauai.st
LaPLOYHFNT nUREAU-GfRLs, ~ Y0U
y wAat goci places call on MS. kitter Is
Lincoln II Ss,l
(IANTkD-A COMPETENT GIRr FOR GIN
W era hOusowork Ia a family OF Two ADDIy
a. J45 Fulton 81, esst So
(lANIED-A blRL TO Do 6ENFRAL HOUSE,
W work A good cook one that Is mol engaged
70 be married. = Nj Ncnon-st. $50
lVAN1 kD- COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
" era h0tSework. Call ioTenoons, al a Kan
sem 81 esa
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

CnRIsrMAs NovELTrrs

Novelties III calendars and Christmas
Cards at /. Il. Stanton & Co.'S peari-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24
Want ADVERTISEMENTS

IA ns.aaees VI iinss n aHy @sssrkissna ga
e<s - fs1ea - aislotHg ths rauaeeF 81
serds - sssss- AHy part 81 = liE.s ooazlsa
tail iins.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24
Situations Wonfed-Fen,al-.
For Renf--Roon,s.

| AIDES SEND IN YOUR ORDERS IF YO
u want good reliable help. Ladies Psrlors.
and Tower block h
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

Moqueite, Body and Tapestry Brussels,
10 meet competition.
MoRGAN & AvyRY
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

Whose ane TripOd umbreIIs hoIders go.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

For Rent Bns,ss~sS Places.
no LET-A STABLE FOR ONE OR TWO
! horses. Inquire III Widdicomb Building SO
NOR RENT-ONE-HALT CT THE STORE
L No. 2 CsnS!st. fo- particulars enquire OF
&. A Berwn Is4tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

WANTED 90 sIIUATION As TRAVELLING
~ sAleuan. Have had experience aud can
give reference. Address ll6, room 50 Weston
b.nck, CITY 80 & sun
nANIED-SiTUATION By A COMPLIANT
" man a. stenographer W beol keeper, good
references. Address v, 7. Q. Box 25l. sCO
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

Monday great closing out sale Of Holiday
Goods MOSES.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

This is the last day 10 purchase a musical
instrument for Christmas OF Geo. d. Her
rick.
Sharp County record., 1888-01-12

"A curious man is he whose
dearest object is a nickle, whose pub
lie enterprise subsidies when it costs a
dime, who passes as a Christian, but
when a little lucre is required his
soul quakes with anguish; who con-
demns the repacity of others while
his hand instinctively clutches a
shining copper in his pocket, who in
deeply interested in the town, but
who would not spend farthing for
its prosperity; who easily detects the
faults of others but never sees his
own: whose business house doors are
matted with cobwebs, the result OF
not advertising, aud whose SOU
rammed and jammed into mustard
seed would have as much room as q
frog in the ocean.-Ex.
Sharp County record., 1888-01-12
Tax Collectors
N OF ICE f.

!, Notice is hereby given chat | will meet
The taxpayers of Sharp county for the
purpose Of collecting the taxes for the
year 1887, at the following times and
places, to-wit:
{. Jackson township-at Williford Mon
lHay, Jan, %, 1888,
4 Union township-at J G Gamers,
Tuesday, Jan. "a. '88.
j North township-at Allen Viewers
uJan. 25th and Goth, 'S5.
I Hardy township at Hardy Jan. 9th
1898.
Highland township-at the Highland
schoo house, Saturday, Jan, 28th, 1898.
|, Davidson township-at Kings Mills
Monday and Tuesday Jan, 80 and 81, 'SB.
y Richwoods townShip-at Ash Flat
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Feb.
lst, ID ana Sd, 1885.
Lave Creek township-at School-ho use
Saturday, Feb 4th, 1888.
Morgan township-at Center, Monday,
Feb. 18Th, '93
Lebanon townsbip-at the IIopawell
school house, Feb. 18th, SO.
Stra wberry townslip-at nAw school
pouse, district No. 10, on Wednesday,
Feb. Is, 90.
Big Creek township-at Calamne, on
Feb. l6 and II. 88.
Washington township-at the McCord
place, Feb. IS. 'SS
Scott township-at N V Shaver's Mon.
day and Tuesday, Feb, 20 and 2i, and at
Mt View church, Wednesday, the 22d.
Cave townsbip-at James Anderson's
Thursday Feb, 23l.
sullivan township-at Brickel's spring
Friday and Saturday, Feb. "a and rs
johnson towuship-at Kirks store,
Monday and Tuesday, Feb u and 2S
Pney Fork township at Ev,.n;ng
Shade, Feb. 20 and March |, 2 and 3.
Every taxpayer is requested to bring
his title papers or tax reCelpt,sin order
to have any error corrected that may
have heretofore occurred The penalty
attaches Ap~il 10, 1883,
Deo "a, 1887 GEO. r HALL,
Collector Shnrp Counry, Ark.
Sharp County record., 1888-01-12
THE RECORD WANTS

A bright, civil boy, 12 to Is years old to
work as an apprentice at the printing bust
ness. The right boy can make good
/ trade
Onr correspondents to sharpen their pen
ellis and prepare to do their part oi making
the paper brighter and better this year
| than ever before.
Every man in Sharp county to become a
subscriber to the Record during the year
1888 The sooner the better for al! parties
concerned, and every householder should
be interested.
Every person who owes the Record office
either on subscription or advertising, to
come in or send in and settle with the ed
itOr w1tout further delay. We cannot In
dulee you another year.
A subscription agent at every post-otfice
in the county, who will work to extend
the circulation of the paper until every
electors name is enrolled on oar books.
Those who are willing to act will please
send their names in and go TO work at
once.
A list Of the names of owners of all gins,
grist mills. saw mills, factories, etc. III
Sharp county for publication, with a syn
opsls of the business transacted by them
during the past year. Let ali persons en-
gagged in any of these industries send in
this information at once, so that the whole
list may appear at the same time.
Sharp County record., 1888-01-12
FROM GRANGE,

A grand supper was gwen ct the
church at Grange on the night Of the 81
inst. for the purpose Of raising money to
dcfrav the expense of church building
The affair was quite enccess. A goodly
number pGrtook Of the hNunti'ul rppast.
after which an elegantly dressed caka YVES
voted to the best looking girl in the audi
ence; and after an interesting and highly
exciting contest the cake was eventually
awarded to the beautiful and lovely Miss
Kate Waisworth, step daughter of Jona-
than Clark Of this vicinity. The cake
The pyOcGedS Of the evening amounted to
over S34 This sum. together with the
amount Of about SO taken in at the en-
tertainmens givea on the Saturday night
previous, will serve as a means of great
relief and assistance in tiure Of need.
Jan. 5. 'S8,
Sharp County record., 1888-01-12
CANTON KINKS.

From our Regular Correspondent
Late sown wheat cane up better than
that sown early,
Mrs Jerry Neel is quite sick. and Some
others chilling.
Mrs. Phillips who was burned on the
18th ult. diei 90 the 3l6t,
w W Hall visited his home at Fayette-
vile during the holidays lie reports a
pleasant trip,
The saloon at Hardy is closed. May
the time soon come when there will be no
saIo0ns.
81 Walker has put up q store house
near his residence and is now merchant,
Nav this year be prosperous one for
the RECORD, is tho earnest wish Of this
writer,
Jan. 6, '88.
Sharp County record., 1888-01-12
=. sRTG.2GE SAK.E$.

sls3 ss i 81 2 u = 81 y rs.
BY virtue Of mortgage m%ue 70 ne
by John King and Martha NJ King, on
tie 6th day Of August 1891, which
mortgage is duly recorded i'll the record
er's office Of Sharp county, Arkansas,
will offer fo- sale at the front dor OF the
main residence upon the premises. on
Wednesday the 25th day Of January,
1898, for cash in hand, tie following de-
scrlbed lands, to-wit:
All that nart OF S W or OF Sec %,
wing Oh right bank of Big Creek-1OO
acres more or less.
Also, the south part of S E qr of 5 (
or Of Sec 29-l0 acres.
Also. the north part of the N W a. OF
N W ar Of Sec. $40 acres.
Also, the N E or Of N W Or Of Sec. 80
-35 acres,
Also, the west part of the N W Or of
N E or OF Sec. 33-l5 acres.
Also. the N W part Of the 5 W or OF
N E Eqr of Sec. 33 containing 10 acres, all
in township 18 north. range 5 west, and
known as the John King homestead.
Also, by virtue OF mortgage made to
me by Joab Phillips and Mary E Phillips
on the 18th day Of February 1884, l
offer for sale at the front door OF the
store house at Kings Mills, said Sharp
county, Arkansas, for cash i'll hand, on
Wednesday. the 25th day Of January,
1888, the following described lands, to-
wit:
Part of the W hf of N W Or OF Sec.
% SO acres. more or less.
Also, the " hf of S E q: OF n W or
of Sec. 29-20 acres.
Also, the N + ar of the S W ar of Sec.
$40 acres.
Also the east part of W hf of S W Or
of Sec. 2l-51 acres, more or less.
Also, the W hf of S E ar Of S W Or
of Sec 81, containing 20 acres, all IN
township IS north, Of range 5 west, and
containing in all 19O acres, and known
as the Joab Phillips homestead.
Sale within legal hours.
W. G SLOAN,
Dpc223 Mortgage.
Sharp County record., 1888-01-12

Mr.. Ed F. Bourne, the efficient and
worthy cashier of the United States Ex-
press Co.. Des Moines, Iowa, says
From rho lack of exercise and from close
confinement to office work, l have been
troubled with habitual constipation. |
have received more benefit from st.
Patrick's Pills than anything | eyer tried
| gave them a thorough test and am now
in perfect health. | hereby recommend
them as pleasant and reliable medicine
They do not gripe nor cause the sickness
occasioned by the operation of almost all
other cathartic pills or medicines. Sold
by j. 4. MetUalf.
Sharp County record., 1888-01-12
ROAD NOTICE.

The undersigned petitioners, resident of
Big Creek township, respectfully represent
that they ale deslrous of changing the
Evening Shade and Calamine nublic road
IN district No. s s., as follows: To leave the
present road at the n L corner of }, NJ.
Vanhoozer's garden fence, thence west by
north about l75 yards to tenant house, on
the Vanhooz2r place. thence to the ford OF
Of Big Greek known as the upper Vanhooz
er ford. thence IN westerly direction on
the north bank of the creek to the bound
arv line between the VanhOozer and Ring
& Son tracts of land, thence north with
said land to the point W here said line in
tersects the present road.
JIM. VANHOOZER,
J.J.T McADAMS
Sharp County record., 1888-01-12

Mr.. Il. A. Hinkle Of Springfield, Clark
county, is the happiest man in Arkansas,
Read this statement: II have just finished
taking bottle Of Dansby's Cotton Patch
Bitters and find them the best ever used.
My system WIS poisoned with malaria,
had no appetite, was weak and nervous,
but NV | feel like new man to what l
did before taking the bitters. These Bit
tiers are the most powerful tonic on the
market, but act so gently you hardly
know you are taking medicine. For sole
by Williams & Price.
Sharp County record., 1888-01-12
YA9 ?lgrIoss Cotton S1gl.

The undersigned will call on the farmers
of Sharp county in short time with a
supply of these wonderfully prolific seed,
which he Will sell for SOC and 81 per pack
age. The following is one of the many
testimonials which will be exhibited to
purchasers, showing that two 20 three
bales per acre may be produced from this
seed:
j. NJ. Crawford of Richland county, South
Carolaa, states under oath before the clerk and
probate judge of said county, that these seed
produced over bales per acre OF 800 pounds
each, the stalks having from 200 to 800 bolls-
averaging 100 bolls to the stalk.
The above statement is cOrrOborated by
the governor of South Carolina secretary
of state. commissioner of agriculture and
Hon Wade Hampton, U. S. Senator, DO
not buy until this wealth-prOducing prod
igy has been brought to your notice.
Jan. 5, 'SS, >. j.. MULLINS,
Evening Shade. Ark.
Sharp County record., 1888-01-12
,t\,I.Ityk
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE MAILS.

Route No. 80, 155-Batesville TO Evening shade !:
Schedule time of arrival, every day except sun
day, is O'Clock p. m. Leaves at a. m
Route No 30, ,2A2-Evening Shade to Ash Fiat:
Schedule time of arrival at $3.50 p. M, Departs
at 1880 a. m. Mondays, Wedn' days and Fridays
Route No. %, ,14S-SmithviIle to Evening Shade:
Arrives Tuesdays and Saturdays at u m. and
leaves same days at p. m.
Route No, 80, ,I6l-From Batesville via POLK
Bayou to Eve Shade; Arrives Tuesdays aud sat
nrdays at 80 q. m. and leaves same days at 10
u, m j. r. METCALF,
2. NJ.
Sharp County record., 1888-01-12
LOCAL NEWS

The RECORD subscription boom
continues to grow, and each week
some of the leading farmers of the
county, republicans and democrats,
farmers who use the "plow, spade
and hoe" instead of their mouths,
come in and say "you are making a
good paper, and it gets better every
week, and we want it." The editor
is running the Record for the good
of the people Of Sharp and adioin-
ing counties, irrespective of class,
vocation or politics, by pursuing
which honorable, arduous, but by
some unappreciated labors, said edi-
tor is striving to earn livelihood
for helpless family; and with the
help of those who have the good of
their own homes at heart, who desire
to educate their children, and want
to see intelligence in every house
hold grow till vice and blind ignor-
ance shall be known no more within
our boEfy"t- he will succeed, and
= . '>-acerts, where,;uo an uaadulter
cai Instruments and the ls,eI
, people may find entertt enmeae single IN
suc3 er, err a:i.nents IN thevA,
~ 'tu,s 'ais'-, season = .ets. If leh
~ ~ th- TeA
Sharp County record., 1888-01-12
THE COURTS
THE CHURCHES

Missionary BaptIst-G. l.. FoaW, pastor;
preaching second sunday in each month inelud-
ing Saturday before.
Chistian-Eld Josephus Lemons viii preach
Cd saturday night in each month, and ON sun
day following.
Methodist, South--R. D. Moon pastor. VIII
,,,n,,ci- ,,.,-,Iy Ist--eI>d -Snlsfiuva in each
mrorth Prayer-mectng every Thursday night.
sundov-school every Sunday morning at 9
o,cInrk at the Methodist church. Everybody is
rT;tnd to come J n. SHAVER,
Ill ~ Superintendent.
Sharp County record., 1888-01-12
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From our regular Correspondent.

From our regular correspondent.
Mrs L Sullins and Mrs Carrie Shelton
are gone on a visit to Washington, Nc,
Miss Amanda Webber has been on The
sick list for the past few days.
A 3-year old daughter of R NJ Daugh-
erty died on the 81 inst,
John Bryant Of Franklin, spent Christ
mas in this neigbborhood.
Our young people erj yed the holidays
hugely.
ET Hunt went on visit to his mother
near Barren Fork this week. She is an
octogenarien.
Sharp County record., 1888-01-12

The year 1888 is going to be a
noted one in the history of our great
nation, and every man who can read
should subscribe for his county
paper Send in dollar and begin
to read and keep up with the times.
Sharp County record., 1888-01-12

The collector starts on his tax
gathering tour on the 28d. The
Record will have representative
along, who will receive and receipt
for money due this office, and will
also take names of new subscribers.
Please prepare to meet him.
The time for the spelling match
-r'-'an changed to this afternoon,
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