Sharp County record., 1896-07-17

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| In Groves Tasteloss Chill Tine you
now what you are fixing, Il is simple
Iron and Quirine in a tastelcss form
1t is sold on a guarantee-No Cure No
! Pay price Soc
Fritz Schales. who lives four miles
est of here, was IN to see us Mon
dav. He tells us that he has within
| the last so days lost about 40 head
Of hogs wlth'cholera.
Wouldn'tlt be a good investment
for the business men Of our town TO
form a stock company for the pur,
pose of putting telephone line be-
tween this place and Hardy?
The section Of country surround
ing Evening Shade has not had A
good ram for several weeks, and as a
result, crops of all kinds are not
looking so well as they were.
Rev. S. d. Evans of the Viola
circuit was relieved of his work a
few days ago. Rev. Charles Castle
berry was appointed by the Presid
ING Elder to fiji his place,
Groves Tastcless Chill Tonic has stood
the test for ten yoers When any dealer
tries to induce you to take some other
make. you may know that it Is some che 2
compound on which he makes large
prof. Eqory bootle Of Groves guarant-
teed
The young people have been tr!p-
PING the light fantastic to consider,
able extent lately. They could no
doubt spend their time 20 better adj
vantage but they seem to enjoy it
immensely.
Sam Fore is now proprietor Of the
barber shop, he having purchased
Che outht from 4. II. Marlin last
week. He has moved the outfit to
NJ. A. CogerS store, where his friends
will find him at all hours.
DIED: At her home three miles
south of here Tuesday morning of
congestion, Mrs, Bristow, wife Of
Wayne Bristow, the liquor man.
The bereavcd family have the sympa
Thy of the RECORD force.
We are sorry to chronicle the
death of Wesley Casey, which sad
event occurred at his home four
miles north of here last Thursday.
The RECORD extends sympathy to
the bereavcd family and fmen Is,
Editor John L. Eady, of the
Hardy IIuStIer,llerald, was in the
city Tuesday night He came
over to attend the meeting of the
Central Committee, We acLnowl>
edge very pleasant cali or two
while he was here.
There is woman who lives six
miles ont in the country who made
regular daily trips to town on foot
during the blackberry season carry
inc a bucket of berries in either
hand, for which she found ready
sale. That woman is hustler.
We have koenly felt the need OF a
means of communication with the
outside world during the two weeks
just past, We hope the day is not
far distant when we wlIl have a tele-
phone line between this place and
Hardy Or Barren Fork.
The Gem hotel changed hands
Tuesday, On account Of the fail
ING health Of his wife. w. Carroll
Shaver was forced to give up the
hotel business, so he rented to Mrs.
Jasper JuStus, who took charge
Tuesday, We bcspcak for the new
management success.
We will present to the man brings
ing MS the largest watermelon be-
fore the first day Of September, a
years subscription to the RECoRp,
and to the next largest we will send
the RECORD six months, and for the
next largest, we will send the Rec
ORD three months.
Tho wife cf NJ. D, Robinson, q nromi,
nout lum5erman Of Ilartwl1k, N Y, was
s. OK with rheumatism for five months In
speaking Of it Mr., Robinson says;
Chamberlain's Pain Balm is the ouly
thing that gave her any rest for pain
For the relief Of pain II cannot be beat
Many very bad cases Of rheumatism have,
been cured by II, For sale at 80 cents
TOR b, tile by Druggists,
We regret that most people mag,
inc that to furnish a newspaper with
personal or other items is forward
act or an evidence that undue pub"
Ijclty Is sought No greater miss
take could be made, Newspaper
men are always thankful for items