Sharp County record., 1891-11-05

Post Master Jones of Batesville
was mp this week attending Probate
court.
w. A. WiIes of Childrpss, Tex.
as, is visiting his old friends in Sharp
county He says he is we'll pleased
with the Pam Handle country,
When in Batesville be sure to see
the Bargain Store before YOU buy
anything, as they always have some
bargains for you. If
The RECORD man visited Bates,
vile again last week to interview
the business men Of the town. Our
efforts IN this line never fail in that
town Of enterprise end vim.
Till Medley was excused from
serving ~ 4 Juror for the u. 5. court
and attended the Grand Lodge of
Odd Fellows which met at Camden
on the 9th uit.
The residence of Green Chsm
of Lebanon township, was destroyed
by fire on last Saturday night. Most
of the household effects were saved.
Shaver & Coger have just re-
ceiyed handsome stock of holiday
goods, notioEs-such as are in de-
mand for making Christmas presents.
Call and see them while they are
fresh. 2
The Bargain Store leads and the
others follow in prices. They have
the best tobacco for 20 cents of anv
house in Batesyllle. Go and try it..
They have the cheapest assortment
Of parlor lamps of any house IN Ar>
kansas. If
For fresh groceries, snuff, sugar,
coffee, teas, tobacco, cigars, amuni-
ton, candies, plain and fancy, prize
boxes, perfumerY, soaps, pencils,
balls und marbles, and many other
notions too numerous to mention
call at Shaver& Cogers. 2
Till Medley, who represented
Berear Lodge No. 81, 1. o. o. Il, Of
Evening Shade, in the Grand Lodge
which met at Camden on Tuesday Of
last week, is loud in his praise of the
City and the reception rendered the
order by her generous citizens
II yOu want to see the prettlest
stock Of vaces, wall pockets, fancy
boxes, perfume sets, mustache cups,
albums, TOYS and other notions, call
at Shaver 81 Cogers. They have
Just opened a large stock IN this
line. 2
Many Of oar farmers grow to-
bacco successfully and have plenty
TO divide with neighbors at a small
price. Peter Porter has the biggest
crop yet reported, and judging from
a sample left at this Office, his stock
is fine and shows an experienced
hand at curing the "hlthy weed"
Under the artistic eye of Rev.
j. NJ Dcnson the establishment of
w. q Moore has recently undergone
n wonderful change, This, coupled
with the new and splendid line of
fall goods coming in, makes this one
of the most attractive business pla-
ces in town. -Batesville Progress.
Look! Look. When you 90 to
Batesville don't be misled by fine
looks and fashy appearances, as they
are made often to deceive. Go to
w, &. Mooro's and purchase yogr
boots, shoes, hats, clothing, to-
bacco and general line Of groceries
az numbers have heretofore said,
that there they fcund the best goods
for the mouey they ever saw. lie
buys cotton and other produce at
market value Be glad 20 see you.
Cost you nothing to look. If
Died, at the residence Of her
brother Judge Wann, in Evening
Shade, Nov I'd, 1891, Margaret
Balm, aged 70 years. Deceased had
very recently made her home here
with her brother, and for several
weeks Lad been confined with fever.
Through her lingering sickness she
showed n true spirit of mecknrss
characteristics Of . "babe in Christ, "
and died IN the hoUe of meeting her
loved ones in the better world The
remains were carried to Scott town.
ship on Wednesday for burial. We
join the community in offers of sym
pathy.
The success of every town de-
pcnds upon the public spirit Of its
leading citizens, says IN exchange
II its business men are not willing
to lay out abuudautly Of their means,
build attractive stores, advertise
largely their wares and their town.
and the people are not willing to