Sharp County record., 1896-01-24

w euheSudy, lie says llle mlll mas
caught up with its work during the
rainy weather, for the first time
since the threshers started last sum.
mer.
Eli Hufstcdler, the lmboden stock
man, came over Monday and bought
81 head Of cattle from wv. d.
Cochran. He drove out Tuesday
morning to Hardy with drove of
| Is head.
We are waglng relentless war Oh
high prices. We are now, as we
have ever been. ready to give you
exceptional bargains in many lines,
Try us and be convinced.
r. D. WILLIAMS & Co,
Boots Craig, after spen ding a few
days with relatives and friends here,
returned to 8atesvilIe yesterday.
His little brother Buck accompanied
him home, and will remain with
him for some time, again under
treatment of DR.. Woods.
w. A. Chase, the hustlmg
young attorney from Hardy
attended county court here Tuesday,
Wills says he has rot fully decided
TO enter the race for Prosecuting
attorney, but we are inclined to
think he will.
W. H. Peters, the photographer,
wishes to remind his friends here,
that he is now located at Hardy, and |
would be glad to meet you when
you visit that place, and If you
want pictures he can do the work
for you,
Carlton Conwell foreman of the
| Gazette Middl2town n. j., be(cives that |
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy should be
in every home. Ho used 1t for cold and
and it effected speedy cure He sa VS.:
1t is indeed grand remedy, | can recco
mend to all. have also seen it used fo
whoOping cough. with the best results
25 and 60 cent bottles Tor sale by druggists
The Heard and Hustler of Hardy,
have consolidated, the new paper
takes the name of both and Is called
the Hustler. Herald, Jno, L, Eady,
former editor of the Herald has the
editorial management in charge.
Here's our "a John.
Miss Eva Turner, gave a birtn
day party TO a few Of her friends
last Saturday night, which
was the event OF the season. Eycrv-
body had good stime. The
young ladies present were, Misses
Minnie Wilson Miriam and Eudora
Shaver Ella Craig and Miss Eva and
her Sister Florence. The young
gentlemen were Messrs, Walter and
Arthur MetcaIf, Boots Craig, Havde
Shaver, John Edwards, Virgil
Eddie, and Jas, South worth.
Hereafter the RECORD will be
published on Friday instead of
Thursday as heretofore. We
make this change IN order that We
may have one more day IN each
week to gather local items, and
also to give little time in our own
work The change will not
disconcert any of our subscribers, as
most of them will get their paper on
the day of publication, as we will
make up all mails on Thursday
night,
| Tho wife Of Mr., D. Robinson, promi.
nent luubcrman of lIartwick, N. Y, was
sick with rheumatism for five months. In
speaking of it, Mr., Robinson says;
"Chambrlain's Pain Balm is the only
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 il, For sale at so cents
per bottle by Druggists.
| We understand that a young man
by the name Of Barnes was killed
near Poughkeepsie IN this county, o
few days ago, by limb from a tree
striking INN across the forehead,
Lie was riding on q wagon loaded
with hay, and the limb caught In
the trout part of the wagon aud as
the wagon moved on the limb being
bent to its utermost swung back
striking the unfortunate man IN the
head, killing HIM almost instantly.
A fellow was found in q box car
at Hardy wednesday who had been
locked IN for 81 hours without food
or drink, He entered the car at
Memphis the day before, intending
to steal his way to Kansas City, bu,
the car was slde,trackcd at Hardy, |
and the door having been locked on
the way up, he was as a bird in a
cage, until some stock men passing
the car heard him calling and opened
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