Sharp County record., 1896-07-03

TWICE as indHN ttd'hOio 40 @"s 'tN
town in the county. That's no lie.
Rey. Henry Watkins, a colored
DIVINE from Melbourne, preached at
the Methodist church here Tuesday
night to good croud. Henry IS a
very good talker and splendid
sluger.
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic bas stood
tbs test for ten years . Whom any dealer
tries to induce you to take some other
make, you may know that it rs some che ?
compound on which be makes Il large
profit. Eyoiy bootle Of Groves GGaraht-
iced
The PRIMARIES in Izard county will
be held July 81. There are four
candidates for representative, two
for clerk, two for sheriff, four for
Judge, four for treasurer and seven
teen for assessor.
Rev. r. G, Bland is a candidate
| for representative of Fulton county
on the populist ticket. He is good
man, and would make good repre-
sentative, but will never be elected
on that ticket.
Jimmie Page, l2.ycars,oid son Of
| Ell Page, Of Newburg township, has
two Berkshire and Essex pigs, :
months old, which weigh SO and 81
pounds respectively. Who can beat
Ill?-RegiSter,
e. NJ. Hardistor, Of Barren Fork,
and Miss Kate Helm, of Mammoth
Spring, were married at the home OF
the bride Wednesday Of last week.
The RECORD extends congratulations
and well wishes.
We acknowledge receipt Of Ex>
Governor Flshback's pew book OH
finance, issued from the office Of the
! Fort Smith Elevator. 1t is a very
able and instructive little volume,
and should meet q large sale at the
price, % cents,
1t is reported that our fellow
townsman, T. |. Hcrrn will be in the
race for Speaker of the lower house
of the next general Assembly, lie
would fill the position no6Iy and we
should like to see just such state oil
affairs,
1t is the general decision Of those
who attend Sunday school that Miss
Maggie King knows how to talk tc
the little people. She always has a
good attendance In her class, and the
most interest Of any class IN school
--Hustler~Il Herald.
We will present to the man bring
inc US the largest watermelon be-
fore the first day of September, a
years subscription to the RECORD,
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,
o. 0. Keith!y, living one mile
south of Hardy, brought two cottor
blooms to this office June II. Who
can beat it? Hustler. Herald.
We received a bloom on the l3t!
of June, four days earlier than the
one above mentioned.
A few days ago lightning killed
horse, dog and coop of chickens
belonging to David Carroll, who
lives near Viola. Mr.. Carroll and
his wife were also right seriously
shocked. Tie loss Of the horse and
chickens falls heavily upon them,
banner Nugget,
It's an interesting sight to sec the
cotton mill turn oUt of an afternoon
! A hundred and more toilers Of all
sizes and ages from the little tot just
large enough to handle a shuttle to a
veteran weaver, all laughing and
chatterng like so many school child
ren. Many a home is furnished and
fed by these tollers. Monitor
The wife CT M. D. Robinson, promi
nent lum5erman Of Ilartwlck, N. T., was
OK with rheumatism for five months. In
speaking of it Mr. Robinson says;
Cbamberlains Pain Balm is the ONLY
thing that gaye 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 50 cents
per b)ttlo by Druggists,
Master Taz Nlcks met wit a serl'
ous accident last Thursday, In pass
ing under scytheobade hanging
overhead, it fe!l and severely cut his
foot and ankle, which will probably
make cripple Of him for some time,
Dr. Rector was called in, who dress
ed the wound, taking several stitches
on the cash, REGISTER.