Sharp County record., 1891-11-26

* the saturdy before lst sunday in each
month. 4. S. BACON, W. NJ.
r Metcalf, Sec'y.
A EVENING SHADE CHAPTER, No. II, o.
J1zE. S., meets at Masonic Hall lst Thurs
IL day IN each month, at , O'Clock p; m,
MRS. GIR1IE BACON, W. NJ.
IIss DORA FORE, Secretary.
- BEREAR LODGE, No. so, |. o. o.
60 f., te holds His regular meetings every al
/ WA. EDWARDS, n. G.
as, sec'y.
with o. EVENING SHADE LODGE,
in canoo. 2i90, X. OF H.,
+boroo;a iets first Tues
"oic y nights in every
energeticpnth.
the body E G. HENDERSON, D.
salt CONF. J. Wilson. r.
ate of
bandaL NEWS.
wou7 leaf tobacco for sale
limb
by o he village Rev. Kyme
minor Judge Wann.
solved solved { cotton is way down
n ane,nyi 40c per bushel.
The Eworth, the jeweler,
by the ity yesterday.
habitants,
the perr43rown made sues
simply pleasant trip to La
OF week.
dge McCaeb went with the
/ Lodge de- gates to Little
*. He was looking after a case
the supreme court.
AT the Thanksgiving service
tonight John A. Abernethy will de-
liver an address and Rev. Southw orth
ewc7iil conduct devotional exercises.
Il Our stock of elegant parlor
lamps cannot be excelled. We can
suit you if needing anything in this
line. SHAVER & CoGER.
When in Batesvile be sure to see
theBargan Store before you buy
anything, as they always have some
bargains for you. If
--"Where did You get those hand.
some vases?" "At Shaver & Coz
gers" ooh, my Have they got
any more?" eyes, a few more
pairs; though you had better call at
once If you want to buy vases"
+ Snow, to depth of two inches,
came in the form of Dakota blz>
zard on last Sunday night. "The
beautiful" had about all disappeared
by noon Monday, but the wind con-
tinued to come "throlgh the near
way"
The Bargain Store leads and the
others follow in prices. They have
the best tobacco for 25 cents of any
house in Batesvlle. Go and try it..
They have the cheapest assortment
of parlor lamps Of any house IN Ar-
kansas. If
.s~~-The old hotel building which
was moved across the street to make
room for Will Edwards new resi-
dence, has been fitted up with more
rooms IN the rear and two story por.
tico in front and will soon be ready
for occupancy.
lit is the remark Of everybody
that Shaver d Cogcr have the pref
test stock from which to select
Christmas presents ever brought tc
Evening Shade. And to prove that
Everybody" is right, just call and
examine for yourself.
The sound OF the hammer may
be heard from "early morn to close
Of day." The spirit of improvement
has possession of the village, anc
ere another year hos passed the colo
GROWERS" will wish they hadn't sait
it.
--Jephthah Spurlock, who recent
" returned from the "wild and
woody west" has accepted position
in his brother Jen's grocery store il
Evening Shade where he would b,
pleased to have his friends call wheI
in town.
Henry Stokes lost his eldest son
who died very suddenly ON the eve
nng Of the 18th inst, Congestion
of the lungs was his ailment, and hi
condition was hopeless ere u physi
clan could reach him. The bereaYet
family have the sympathy Of man!
friends.
When you go to Batesvlle don
fail TO go into the store Of :. A. llai
Il Co, In addition to being head
quarters for Santa Claus, they hav,
the largest stock Of books of all de-,
scriptions, glassware, quccnsware
china, lamps, chandeliers, tinwarc
fireworks, fire crackers, chinese Ian.
terms, toys, Christmas goods and six
thousand rolls of the newest patterns
-'"n "o""r and all at the very low.