Sharp County record., 1896-07-31

Iron and Qunlne IN tas'o'cS'
II is sold on a guarautee-No Cure NO
Pay price 5Oc'
We have time or two, since en-
ter,ng the field of journalism, found
It almost impossible to pick up an
item of local news, and this IS one
of the times.
Rev. W. w. Gibson, pastor In
charge of Camp circuit, was a very
pleasant caller at this Office Wodnes'
day morning. He was returning
from District Conference.
The Democratic and Republican
candidates for Governor will speak
at Evening Shade next Friday. we
should like 10 see every voter In
Sharp county here on that day.
We received Wednesday from
Enos Wann, of Grange, a boil OF cot
ton opened nicely. This we believe
| is the earliest that COTTON WAS eFei
known to open In Sharp county
John r. Metcalf came in from
District Conference Monday. lie.
reports fine large time, and a good
meeting. He was elected ana serv"
ed as one of the Secretary's OF the
Conference.
Miss Minnie Wilson, the highly
accomplished daughter of G. J. Will
son, is teaching a class IN instrument.
al music at Cave City. She is a good
performer, and no doubt a good In"
structor.
Will the merchants of Sharp conn.
ty ION those of Fulton, Baxter, Ma
rion and all the other counties OF
North Arkansas IN protesting against
the unjust quarantine against Ark
ansas cattle?
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic has stood
the test for ten years When any dealer
tries to induce you to take some other
make, you may know that it is some che p
compound on which he makes large
profit. EYory bootle Of Groves guarant-
teed
Geo. Nicks sent to this office few
davs AGO a box of last years apples.
Ben Davis and Lovenders. With
the exception that they were bruised
somewhat by handling they were In
an excellent state Of preservation =
Mammoth Spring Democrat,
Assessor Mclean is here this week
and will remain until next Thursday
after which he will spend two days
at Hardy, and then the penalty will
attach. You'd better come in and
give him an inventory of your pos
sessions while he is here,
The growth of the bicycle habit is
marvellous. Bicycles used to be con-
sidered only a boys sport, but the
advertisers kept everlastlngly at 1t
and now there is not one man IN a
DAYS walk that does not long for the
fascinating pleasure. They have
come to be regarded as a necessity
almost everywhere.
The new safe for the Melbourne
Bank was brought from Cushman
Saturday. It's "whopper' weighs
ing about 5000 pounds. The car
penter Is putting in nice counter
in the southwest corner room of the
court house, where the Bank will be
opened in a day or wo.-Register.
The young people of Evening
Shade may be bad, and we will ad'
NIT that they are perhaps not as
good as it is their privilege to be, OF
as they ought to be, but they DO
attend prayer meeting every Wedn'
esday night and that is more than
can be said of very great many OF
our church members.
The wife Of NJ. d. Robinson, promi'
nent lum 5erman of Hartwlck, N. Y, was
81 ok with rheumatism for five months. ln
speaking of it Mr.. Robinson says
"Chambe Pain Balm is the ouly
thing that gave her any rest for pain.
For the relief of pain it cannot be beat
Many very bad cases of rheumatism have
been cured by it. For sale at 81 oents
per bottle by Druggists,
During the storm Wednesday ewes
ming at Catheytown, a Mr., Massey,
known among his friends and neigh-
bors as "Uncle Jim" Massey, was
killed by lightning while removing
the saddle from his horse. At the
same time a mule and horse standing
near were killed. During the same
storm Jerome Taylor, of this city,
had q calf killed BLACK Rock
Blade.
Two gentlemen were up from
Ruddell township, Independence
\ county, with wheat for our Roller
mill Tuesday night. This fact is m