Sharp County record., 1891-11-19

Rev. w. P. Kymc of Black
Rock, Baptist minister, will preach
at the Methodist church next Sat
urday night and Sunday at II o'clock
Give him a good audience. He will
preach the night before, which will
be Friday night, at Big Greek
church in Washington township.
Let the people turn out to that ap>
polnlment.
The time Is coming to get Xmas
goods; so when You 60 to Bates
vile be sure 10 call at the Bar
gain Store be;ore you buy your
school books, pens, INK, writing pa.
per, (wrlting paper as low as 3 cents
a qulre) 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
One day last week while eating
walnuts with q younger brother
sammy, ten,year'o!d son of Newt
lIutchison, living four miles north
of town, swallowed horseshoe>nail
with which he was picking out the
kernels, and the piece of IRON went
safely into the little fellows stom-
ach. Sunday evening Drs. Craig
an. Bacon were summoned by the
boys parents who went Immediately
to his relief. He suffered with
slight pains in the lower abdomen,
but nothing serious was feared. and
on Monday morning the nail was
passed by nature, after being retains
ed eight days.
When you 60 to Batesville don't
fail to go into the store of s. A. Hail
& Co. In addition to being head
quarters for Santa Claus, they have
the largest stock Of books of all de-
scriptions, glassware, quecnsware,
china, lamps, chandeliers, tinware,
fireworks, fire crackers, chinese Lam
terms, toys, Christmas goods and SIX
thousand rolls of the newest patterns
OF wall paper and all at the very low
est price that goods can be sold for.
1t is indeed housekeeper's paradise
and we advise all our readers to go
and see them. 4G. O.
The very latest invention of
which we are apprised is elf'skim,
mer for a sorghum eyaporator. 1t
is the result Of many years study by
an old molasses maker, Evan-Wat.
kins of Maxyllle./ The Skinner is
4 simple attachment made of tin III
the shape of a gutter with perfoIat.
ed top and extedended sides and q
dripper. One of these cutters ex~
tends the full length of the cvapo-
rator on each side which catch the
skimmings as they boil over. Mr..
Watkins aims to have his device
patented and put before the public
at an early day.
+ 1t is with deep regret that we
chronicle the death of Col. j. NJ.
Shaver, who died at his home at
Bonham. Texas, Nov. 10, 1891. He
was well known in Evening Shade
as former leading citzea;a fond
parent, devoted husband and Christ
ian gentleman. Deceased had suf>
fered for two or three months with
fever, which, coupled with advanced
age, was too great tax on him, and
he passed out to his reward, He
leaves a wife and four children to
mourn their loss, besides many rela>
tives, who have the sympathy Of
numerous friends in this sad hour
Of sore afiiic,ion.
--One night last week Tom Nc.
Caleb, ALVIN and Price Turner went
up on South Fork turkey hunting.
They found a flock, but owing to bad
luck, and the ammunition giving out,
they only got ten of the hirds./Thc
editor returns thanks for one which
he feaSted on for about three days.
Dave King got big ooe, too; bu,
he was not NO selfish, but ON Sunday
many Of the young people of The
village were invited to dine witt,
Dave, and it is needless to say that
his friends were with him by tn,
score and all enjoyed a sumptious
repast. Price and Tom have the
sympathy of friends at their i'll luck
who hope they may do better next
time.
1T is said that some of the
members of the church here are op,
posed to organ music in church,
Just why they cannot explain. 1t
certainly cannot be that they prefer
an unharmonlous, sce.sawing in un'
certain key, to harmonious singing
where the higher measures may be