Sharp County record., 1891-09-10

some sick relatives.
1--WE have added two or three
more districts to our school reports
We will keep this open only one
more week. Send in reports at once.
Judge Wainwright and family
have the sympathy of the entire
community III the loss of their
idolIzed son, John, whose obituary ap.
pears in another column.-Fayette-
vile Democrat. The young man
was a nephew of our townsman, NJ.
G. Wainwright.
We could not afford to urge an article
without merit We not only urge but
guarantee Plantation Chill cure. Fer
sale by j r Metcalf,
The RECORD has splendid inside
pages this week. DR.. Talmage has
rousing sermon on the mighty
works Christians may do; then the
klnship between democracy and lib.
erty, by Mr.. Mills, and an elaborate
article on the traffic in wheat and the
effects of the tariff On that necessary
article. Read these three features.
Plantation Chill cure is a phenomenal
seller with US. We find it has merit,
hence guarantee it. For sale by
R Metcalf.
-~ Sam Estes and wife, who have
been visiting friends and relatives
at Ash Flat, Evening Shade and Mel,
bourne, returned home last Monday.
Sam reports a splendid time, lots of
fun, chicken wing and peaches, and
good crop prospects.-Mam. Spring
Democrat.
Why pay other dealers rs cts. and
81 90 for chill cure when you can get
Plantation Chill cure. better one, for
SO cts.f For sale by j r Metcalf,
The game of ball, between the
Maxville and Toothpick mines, did
not come off last Saturday as was
announced, on account of the illness
Of Till Medley the catcher and cap.
tam Of the latter club. But game
between the Polk Bayou boys and
the I'd nine of the Toothpicks was
played IN the presence of a large
crowd, many of whom were ladies
The game was called at the end oI
the seventh inning, the score stand,
ing 46 to % IN favor of the Tooth,
picks. Boss Wilson and Thumpel
Billmgsley, of FraEklir, served as
umpires.
The following is reported as the la
test scheme of the tramp swiud.ers VIII,
infest certain sections of Mo: Two 10
CUES watch the papers for estray notice,
then one of them goes and looks at tht
animal, Of course the uLsuspecting far
mer. OH application, shows the beast ant
the fellow decides it is not his, then b,
returns to his partner and describes i
minutely to him. No. goes to the far
mer and after proving by thorough de
scription that he is the owner of the AMI
NAL, says he cannot take it away. and OF
fers to sell it alta bargain. The farme
buys and i'll few days the rightful own
er comes along and claims the animal
and the farmer is out just that muoh'
r.. T. Jacks new residence OF
Archer avenue is nearing completion
When finished it will be one of tn,
neatest residences in town j. NJ
Chadwick, the builder, is following
one of those celebrated designs" II
the Scientific American. The esti
mated cost is $3.50. ltl'a2g stor,
building, containing six rooms, hal
and veranda. Squire Jack has JUS
returned from visit to his farm nea
> Viola. The Squire has an excellen
farm out there, containing over 2O(
acres about 100 Of which is in cutiva
ton. lie has n nice dwelling house
good apple and peach orchard, lot
of fine stock, and will probably rais'
1900 bushels of corn this season
And what is better still, his propert,
is all unencumbered and Squire Jacl
is widower,-Mam. Spring Demo
crat.
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and girls who read the RECORD! /
! you desire to make n good readej
and profit in a two>fold way by read
| ing, read aloud Yes, read to som,
one who can correct your errors o.
; pronunciation and infection. Then
! next 30 getting the substance o.
what you read, notice the language
used and try to apply it IN your con
versation. With newspapers anG
, good books as cheap as you hav,
them now, there is no excuse for yor
to be ignorant of events or to us,
ungrammatical language. For you
to Skim" newspaper or gallop over
a book only to get a Smattering
outline of story, without u s,ricj
observance of the language used, il
docs won hut yorv liitlp vnod tn rnst