Sharp County record., 1891-11-12

P-y AN' VIZ PHpCi'
Jack Davidson is putting a coat
Of paint on the hotel wing.
Tom Glbbins of Center was in
town on business yesterday.
Sam Lusk, aged 26, and Miss
Mary Johnson, 81, have been licensed
to commit matrimony since our Iast
issue.
John Estes will remove with
his family to Ash Fiat and 7. J.
Spurlock takes charge of the Gem
Hotel lhIs week.
j. w. Grady has finished COW
eriag ms big gin house, built an en-,
ginp room. and things look cosey all
around tins new improvement.
When in Batesville be sure to see
the BIrgam Store before You buY
anything, as they always have some
bargains for you. If
Wild ducks are reported to be
quite plentiful IN the streams, and
are passing to and fro in large fiocSs,
which indicates severe weather close
at hand.
If yOu want to see the prettIest
stock Of vaces, wall pockets, fancy
boxes, perfume sets, mustache cups,
albums, TOYS and other notions, call
at Shaver & Cogers. They have
jnst opened a large stock IN this
line, 2
Senator Davidson and NJ. G..
Wainwright will leave for Little
Rock next Sunday where they 90 to
attend the Grand Masonic bodies
which hold their annual meetings
there next week.
Shaver & Coger have Just re-
ceived handsome stock of holiday
goods, nOtioEs-such as are in de-.
mand for making Christmas presents.
Call and see them while they are
fresh. 3
The Bargain Store leads and the
others follow in prices. They have
the best tobacco for % cents of anv
house in Batesyllle. Go and try it.
They have the cheapest assortment
of parlor lamps of any house IN Ar
kansas. II
For fresh groceries, snuff, sugar,
coffee, teas, tobacco, cigars, smmi,
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
Her grandpaps, Maj. JAS. p.
Cochran, gave little Julia Herrn a
birthday party last Friday night.
This bright>eyed little maiden cele-
brated her 9TH birthday and houses
full of little friends and acquaiht.
ances were present and enjoyed the
occasion hugely.
"A curiosity IN the shape of an
earthen pot is on exhibition at the
Ash Flat post-otfice. 1t was taken
from q mound in Lawrence county,
where two others were also found,
and is doubtless the work Of aborig>
inal times Three human skulls
were found 1t the same time in the
mound.
Look! Look! When Won 60 to
Batesville don't he misled by fine
looks and AaShy appearances, az they
are made often to deceive. Go to
W. e, Moorc's and purchase yo1r
boots, shoes, hats, clothing, to,
bacco and general line of groceries;
~ numbers have heretofore said,
that there they found the best good.
for the money they ever saw. lie
buys cotton and other produce at
market value, BE glad 70 see you.
Cost you nothing to look. If
The time ls coming to get Xmas
goods; so when you GO to Bates
vile be sure 10 call at the Bar,
gain Store be;ore you buy your
school books, pens, INK, writing pa
per, (wrting paper as low as 5 cents
qmrel envelopes tinware of all
kinds, lamps, and all kinds of table
glassware, queensware of all grades,
at the lowest prices of any house IN
town, The biggest Sc, SC and lOc
tables in town, Call and see them.
In front Of court house. If
When you 60 to Batesville don't
fail to go into the store Of =. A. Hail
h Co. In addition to being head
quarters for Santa Clans, they have
the largest stock Of books of all de,
scrlptlons, glassware, queensware,
china, lamps, chandeliers, tinware
fireworks, lire crackers, chinese Ian.
terms, toys, Christmas goods and sS
thousand rOls Of the newest pattern.
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