Sharp County record., 1891-11-26

w. NJ. johnson of the Maxville
section called OIL the RECORD last
Tuesday.
-Spurlock has a stock of saddles
and harness be will sell cheap for
cash, corn, fodder and hay,
John Grady has sold his farm
and will move to Independence
county in few weeks. -
beautiful language, merely for
its own display, falls fiat without a
soul behind it, or a hoodwinked
audience IN front Of It. ~--.------I
John Simmons killed a young
man named Spencer with a pocket'
knife, on Sunday, the 18th inst,
near BateSyllle. Simmons surrend-
cred and gave bond. 4
AT Case & Dickinson's, one door
below the post Office III BatesyiIle, Is
the place to get your fancy confec-
tloneries. They keep the largest
stand III the city.
--Rev. Kline, the Baptist minister
who prelched Saturday night and
Sunday, has agreed to fill regular APP
pointments here the fourth Sunday
IN each month and the Saturday
night before.
See the change in the Gem Ho-
tel card this week T. J. Spurlock,
the new proprietor, has taken charge
and will soon have one Of the neatest
and most commodious houses in.thiS
portion of the state. He is now
ready for the travelling public.
Our delinquent subscribers are
coming up manfully with dollars,
halves and quarters. That's right.
Now, let those who have so far neg>
lected the printer call and Go likes
wise. 1t will be so nice to begin tn"
New Year and not owe cent for
your paper.
According to published appoint1
ment Rev. Mr.. Kyme of the Baptist
faith, preached here last Saturday
night, Sunday and Sunday night.
His discourses were plain and prac,,
tlcal, though full of the spiTt and
religious power. His sermon or
lecture at i o'clock Sundayson the
''Aims of Life" for the benefit of
the young people, was flaughN with
many apt illusions and illustrations
calculated to impress the minds of all
present with the Importance of hav'
ng fixed purposes IN life. He went
TO Ash Flat Monday, returning via
Of Evening Shade to Lawrence
The time is coming to get Xmas
goods; so when you 60 to Bates
Vile be sure to call at the Bar
gain Store be;ore you buy your
school books, pens, Ink, writing pa
per, (wrlting paper as low as 5 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 l0c
tables in town. Call and see them.
In front of court house, If
The Sunday-school took steps
last Sunday to have the Methodist
church decorated for Thanksgiving
services to-day, Committees were
to make every prepara-
ton for suitable services; and in or
der to give the whole community An
opportunity to attend the exercises
at the church, twas decided to hold
them at night. So, go out tonight
and give audience and participate III
the service.
Look! Look! When YOU 60 to
Batesville don't be misled by fine
looks and hashy appearances, as they
are made often to deceive. Go to
w. e. Moore's and purchase your
boots, shoes, hats, clothing, to-
bacco and general line of groceries;
az numbers have heretofore said,
that there they found the best goods
for the money they ever saw lie
buys cotton and other produce at
market value, BE glad 20 see you.
Cost you nothing to look, If
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