Sharp County record., 1891-10-22


Mrs. Mary Dodson of Spring,
dale, sister Of Mrs. w. II. Price Of
this place has been visiting her sister
here for several days,
AT c. T. Roseuthars, BatesvilIe's
hardware man, is the place to get
stoves aud stove fixtures Look out
next week for his big double column
advertisement.
Another good citizen took up
his residence in Evening Shade this
week Lon Sullivan of Big Greek
township has moved with his family
into the Williams property on Cam
mack street.
Juua Wasson of BatesviIle,
accompanied bv her brother Charley,
paid Evening Shade relatives VISIT
last week. Miss Juna is one of the
leading teachers in the Batesvllle
public school, and her visit was nec>
essarily short.
-Married-at the residence of
Rev. f. r. Noe, October 10th. 1891,
s. A Brown Jr, to Miss Mary Hud>
dleston, Rev. f. R. Noe officiating.
The Banner extends congratulations
and trusts that their journey throuh
life may be a happy one.-Salem
| Banner.
-Theo. Maxfeld & Bros. again
invite the people of Sharp county to
call on them when in BatesyIIle, eth,
er to buy or sell. This is one of the
largest mercantile establishments IN
the state and offers immense bargains
in every line of trade. See their big
card on first page.
See the attractive big advertise,
ment of Bacharach & Jacobs of
BatesvllIe's "Trade Palace" IN this
issue. This house is among the best
and most reliable of the city, and
when in BatesyiIe to trade, don't
fail to call on Bacharach & Jacobs.
during our recent visit at Bates
vile we were placed under obliga
tlons to our old friends q. w. Da,
,IdsOn, K. D. Williams and Thomas
Williams and their estimable ladies
for many cOurtesieS extended. Such
kindnesses always remain fresh in
the mind Of the newspaper man, but
these families in particular know no
stint of hospitality when their friends
are with them.
Special attention is called this
week to the advertisement Of J. W.
Fletcher, Batesvlllt's new druggist,
which appears elsewhere on this page.
Mr.. Fl,tcher has one of the most
neatly arranged drug stores in the
state; and besides being a thorough
pharmacist lie realizes the demands
of the times by keeping fresh stock
of every thing IN lis line and IS ready
at all times to give his personal at
tention to customers, and to orders
by mail.
When YOU 90 to BateSyile don't
fail to go into the store of s. A. Hail
& Co. In addition to being head.
quarters for Santa Clans, they have
the largest stock of books Of all de-
scriptions, glassware, queensware,
china, lamps, chandeliers, tinware,
fireworks, fire crackers, chinese Ian,
terms, toys, Christmas goods and SIX
thousand rolls of the newest patterns
o! wall paper and all at the very low.
est price that goods can be sold for.
1t is indeed a housekecper's paradise
and we advise all our readers to 90
and see them. As.
,-.-'In last weeks RECORD we made
mention Of Sheriff llutchlSon gong
to the Indian Y. IN search of Wilson
who killed Ward some time ago. He
found his man IN the Chochtaw Ma.
tion ~ miles from Ft. Smith, ,,cap
rturcd HIM without any difficulty,
brought him back and landed him
safe in the Powhatan Jail. This is
the fourth trip that our sheriff has
made out Of the county in search Of
fugitiyes from justice and has sues
ceeded in capturing six men THIS
time he gets a reward of SIS, the
first that he has received for his val,
liable services. llutchson Is max.
ing 'em realize that "the way Of the
transgressor Is hard"
Few counties in the state, or in
fact any state, can boast Of as many
old men as Sharp, says the Hardy
Herald, Grandpa James Burrow,
who lives six miles south of Ash Flat,
il probably the oldest man IN North
Arkansas, if not in the state. He
was born IN Muuroe county, Tenn.
about 1907, and has been n resident
Of Arkansas for nearly quarter of
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