Has Lived 60 Years
In The Same House
Mr. Editor.—I read in the
Journal thatyouwantthename*
°f the person who has lived in
Independence countv the long
est.
I was born in Alabama
In the year of 1811. With my
Parents I moved to Indepen
dence county when 1 was
*'t • years of age. Durinp
Ihe last year of the civil war
"e moved to Missouri, because
°f provisions being so scarce.
VVe stayed one year and
came back to Independence
county where I have lived evei
since.
1 will be 74 years old, Oct.
5, 10lo. My father and four
brothers fought 1 years in tin
civil war but none of them
were wounded except my old
est brother, who was shot in
the leg but the wound was not
fatal.
Some of your readers may re
member Capt. Berry, lie and
bis troops took supper with
us one evening during the
year I lived in Missuori. Wo
lived so close to Pilot Knob we
could hear the firing all day. I
still have $11 of Confederate
money.
1 have lived on a farm all
my life ad have lived in the
same house the last sixty vears
M. E. ANDERSON
Cord, Ark.
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MILLION FOR BERRIES
Judsonia, May 3.—J . A.
Bauor, the largest individual
grower of strawberry plants
in Arkansas, says that from
present prospects White coun
ty will easily ship 500 cars of
choice berries for which be
tween $800,0(H) and $1,000,
000 will be received. During
thr past season he has sold
more than 10,000 plants in the
1 nited States, Canada and
Mexico. Pros pets are the
most flattering in the history
ot strawberry growing in this
county and weather conditions
the past week have been ideal.
Consideable picking has been
done this week.
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Sulphur Rock, May 5,—
Miss Daisy Not hern returned
to her home at this place Sun
day, after spending several
weeks in Little Rock visiting
her brothers.
W. A. Raster of Newport
was mingling with the mer
chants here Monday.
J. B. Wright of Batesville
was a business visitor here
Monday.
Postmaster P. T. Chaney
has been appointed Notarv Pub
lic.
Ice cream Saturday night.
May 8 at the Spring Park.
Everybody invited out-of-town
people especially. Baptist
benfit.
Mrs. George Wilson of New
port was visiting relatives and
friends here Sunday.
Miss Vela Jernigan of Char
lotte was the guest of Miss Ola
Wright Sunday.
Subscribe through me for
any magazine wanted and
save money, time and trouble.
My motto, square dealing,
promptness, and absolutely
the lowest existing prices.
Marhall Gossett.
(). M. Owens went to Bates
ville Saturday on business.
O. T. Jernigan spent Satur
day at Batesville transacting
business matters.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cook
spent Wednnesday at Bates
ville visiting relatives.
Geo Gilbreath spent a few
days at Batesville courting.
Fraud Mongold of Iowa is
spending the week here visit
ing relatives.
The more the individual cit
izen is permitted to expand,
develop his character, his en
ergy and his talent without
hampering restrictions, tin*
better.
Jeff Browning of Batesville
visited relatives here Sunday.
T. 1>. Lindsey has moved
into Mrs. T. ('. Knox's resi
dence on Central street.
Mrs. Bradshaw is visiting at
Yellville this week.
The nation’s menu must be
made up from the pastures.
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fields orchard and gardens
and to farm intelligently, the
farmer must know what is
needed.
Dr. L.R. Wright spent Wed
nesday and Thursday atBates
villa atteding court.
L. F. Johnson went to Bates
ville Friday on business.
J. U. Martin spent Friday at
Batesville attending to mat- :
ters of business.
Mrs. Yancey who has been
visiting Mrs. Gridin, left this ■
week for her home at Little
Rock.
Mr. Neff of Little Rock was
in town Friday on business
The Home Drilling Co and
('. W. Ross Drilling Co. are
still at work. Both report
prospects for oil are fine.
I he High School closes here
Mav 2 1.
Carl Huddleton of Nevvort
spent Sunday here visiting rel
atives and friends.
Mrs. N. G. Wilson and Miss
Julia who have been making
Batesville their home for the
last six months, hav again re
turned to take up their resi
dence in Sulphur Rock.
An ad through the Journal
will bring results.
Mrs. Nettye Rice of New- !
Newport visited relatives and .
friends here Sunday.
Miss Rena Cunningham of
Newport visited relatives and
friends here Sunday.
Miss Florence Owens was
shopping in Batesville Wed
nesday
Miss Pearl Huddleston
spent Wednesday at Batesville
visiting friends.
Miss Mattie Martin went to
Batesville Wednesday shop
ping.
Mrs. Ed Wright spent Wen
nesday at Batesville visiting
relatives.
I). 1). Moore went to Bates
ville Thursday on business.
The Literary society will
have an open session at the
Auditorium Friday night, May
i.
Co-operate with the Gossett
Real Estate Co., and help put
Sulphur Rock on the map.
Mrs. Eil Martin gave a par
ty Saturday night and all re
port a nice time.
Misses Annie Baker and
Line Waver of Me Hue are
spending the latter part of this
week visiting here.
M iss Maud Tuggle and broth
er. Sam. went to Newport Fri
day to make that their future
home.
List your land with the Gos
sett Real Estate Co.
A. Gossett went to Newark
Friday to spend a few days
visitig Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Brannon.
THAT TIRED FEELING
Do You Continually Feel
Sluggish, Disinterested?
If you do, it is probably
caused by your liver When
the liver fails to perform its
fuetions properly, the system
becomes clogged with poison
ous matter, that weighs you
down mentally and physically.
The liver gets out of order
very easily and if negleced,
chronic trouble usually results.
Don’t delay if you feel badly
You knowingly lay yourself
open to life long pain, when
you allow yourself to continue
in a run down condition. Cure
yourself quickly and harmless
ly with the natural vegetable
remedy Liv-ver-lax. It has all
the effectiveness but not the
effect of calomel.
Genuine Liv-ver-lax bears
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L. K. Grisgsby, and is guaran
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ey refunded. Insist on it. For
sale by Newark Drug Co.
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DENTIST
Newport - Arkansas
IN NEWARK EVERY
WEDNESDAY
Office with Newark Drug Co.
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PAROQUET ITEMS.
Paroquet, May 5.—Every
aody farming1, and there is
lot much news this week.
A runaway and a light at
lie stave mill Monday.
Mr. (irismore of Memphis
>pent Tuesday here taking up
daves.
Miss Rebecca Boswell of
Newark spent Saturday and
sunday here with Etta Yaney.
Ask Mrs. Opie Johnson how
nany fish she caught Tuesday.
Prof. (). P. Estes left here
Friday for his home at Calico
Hock.
Dr. T. N. Rodman of New
irk made a professional call
lore Saturday night.
Ask Claude Rutledge and
ius Yaney if they want to go
vast any more.
Sunday School is still pro
gressing Everybody urged to
o come
Kirk Walker who has been
uek for the past week is able'
o be up again
Joe Chamberlain spent
ruesday and Wednesday in
Newport transacting business.
Misses Idalee and Mollie
stubblelield left Monday for
ludsonia to spend a few days
licking berries.
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ENTERTAIN IN HONOR
OF TEXAS VISITORS
Sulphur Rock, May 4.—On
fhursday, April 2'J, Mr. and
Mrs. J. 1’. Martin were host
ind hostess at a dinner given
n honor of our old friend and
comrade, J. N. Martin, of the H
Mrst Arkansas Cavalry, and i
lis sister, Mr. Lige Kellens- i
worth, both of Texas.
The following guests were
present: Mrs. George Martin, i
Ed Martin, and family, J. H. :
limerson and family, Mrs. J.
D. Moore, Miss Mattie Martin,
Mrs. S. I). Maxwell, Mrs. Joe
Caldwell, Miss DaisyYeatman,
Mrs. Tom Nelson, Mrs, Sarah
Wood, Mrs. S. N. Robertson.
Miss Maude Moore, and L. F.
Johnson. Out-of-town guests
were: Mrs. Churchill of Cord
1 N. Martin, Mrs. Kellens
worth, and Mrs. Ilamp ('ash
en, all of Texas.
Mr. Editor it would have
done you good to have seen J.
H. Jimerson eat ham, cake,
pie and chicken; and it would
have done you more good to
be present at this dinner your
self, for the table fairly groan
ed under its heavy burden.
After all had done ample
justice to the dinner, we en
joyed a pleasant afternoon in
talking over the eventsand war
reminiscences of olden days.
Then we departed,feeling that
it was a day long to be remem
bered.
HAIL AT McCRORY
MeCrory, May 4.—Hail
stones an inch in diameter
driven by a strong west wind
in a storm which lasted from
until 6 o’clock here did
damage estimated at more
than $1,000. Windows in
stores, churches, schoolhouses
end residences were broken.
The hailstones drove through
root's on some of the stores
-.acetwo Stoe a nd shrdlet
find several stocks of merchan
dise were damaged by rain.
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CARD OF THANKS
To our faithful friends who
so kindly assisted us through
the illness and death of our
dear father. Geo. W. Hackett.
we take this method of thank
ing you, one and all May God
Rless you all, is the prayers of
his childen. E. Hackett,
Mrs. Della Boles,
W. B. Hackett,
Mrs. Nanie Hawkins.
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SEVERE STORM AT DELL
Blytheville, May 3.—Eigh
teen houses were blown down
and several persons seriously
injured in a wind storm which
swept the snuJltown of Dell,
12 miles nortri of here lat“
ids afternoon, flail did much
damage to young cotton and
other crops.
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There will be a meeting at
the Dugger graveyard the
first Saturdy in May for the
purpose of cleaning up and
decorating the ground.
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LITTLE GIRL DROWNED
Bald Knob, May 1.—Dorris
’ton row, nine-vear-old (laugh-,
er of Green W. Pearrow, was I
irowned yesterday afternoon
n Beaver Pond about nine
niles southeast of here. She 1
vandered away frmo herhome
*arly in the afterooon. When
;he did not return a search wash
Degun by the family and the
neighbors. Nothing was seen i
:>f her of her until Mrs. G. W.
Pearrow, the mother, and Mrs.
'larke Pearrow, discovered
:he body in the lake about G
(‘clock. These grief-stricken i
women rowed out in a boat
md recovered the body before) I
others came to their assistance '
Ihe body was brought to Bald i
Knob for burial today.
SNAKE BITE FATAL
Pangburn, May 1.—While
gathering flowers with a party
)1‘ ■ young women yesterday,
Miss Iva Woods, 18, daughter
:>f Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Woods,
was bitten by a rattlesake, and
died from the effects at 1 1
o'clock last night. She walk
ed about 50 yards after she
was bitten ad fell totheground
and was unconscious to the
end. She was a student at tin1
Pangburn High School.
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CARD OF THANKS
To the faithful friends who
so kindly assisted us through
Ihe illness and death of my be
loved wife, 1 take his method
of thanking you one and all,
May God Bless yu all, is the
prayer of L. G. Foster
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