DOCKET OF THE
CIRCUIT COURT
FIRST DAT, OCT. 21
551. State vs Rufus Vorce, carry
ing pistol, continued.
848. State vs Fred Mounts, gaming.
869. State vs Roy Turrentine, gam
ing
858. State vs Fred Mounts, selling
liquor.
865. State vs Torn Dorothy, dis
turbing the peace.
871. State vs Will Hawkins, giving
liquor to minor.
874. State vs Tom Holland, earrv
i ng pistol.
895. State vs Cora Sherrill, drunk
enness.
900. State vs Grad Gatlin, gaming.
901. State vs Jake Morris, gaming.
902. State vs Jim Tardy, gaming.
903. State vs Walter Pitman, gam
ing.
904. State vs Henry Rogers, gam
ing.
905. State vs Jim Chandler, gam
ing.
906. State vs Grad Gatlin, gaming.
908. State vs Lon Grady, carrying
pistol.
912. State vs A. L Osborn, misde
meanor.
914. State vs Grad Gatlin, gaming.
916. State vs Jack Gibson, misde
meanor.
917. State vs Hilliard Gibson, mis
demeanor.
915. State vs Claud Baker, assault
and battery.
918. State vs Tom Henderson, gain;
ing.
919. State vs Lon Grady, gaining.
920. State vs Ben Pollard, gaming.
921. State vs Ben Cook, gaining.
922. State vs Henry Rogers,gaming.
923. State vs O. Cook, gaining.
SECOND DAY, OCT. 22
87 ti. State vs Shell Reynolds, sell
ing liquor.
877. State vs Shell Reynolds, sell
ing liquor.
878. State vs Lafayette Leonard,
illegal co-habitation.
891. State vs Will Williams, as
sault with intent to kill.
894. State vs Helen White, drunk
enness.
929. State vs Fate Leonard, appeal
from J P court.
THIRD DAY, OCT. 23
881. State vs Gard Cummins,grand
larceny.
89(1. State vs Chas Carter, forgery.
1132. S. E. Marion vs Jones Invest
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We have just opened a NEW MEAT MARKET
and GROCERY and are prepared to supply
your table with the very best eatables the
market affords. We buy only choice animals
for butcheriag, and our meats are handled
with a special care. We have a nice line of
groceries that are strictly new and fresh.
Our Breakfast Delivery
Will bring you meat fresh and fine right
from the block. Phone orders given prompt
attention.
McSpadden & Co.
PHONE 77
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ment Co. complaint at law.
99. W. H. Sanders vs Will Page,
complaint at law.
153. Bank of Malvern vs B. W.
Stainback, complaint at law.
FOURTH DAY, OCT. 24
927. State vs Fidell Davidson, ap
peal from .1 P court.
928. State vs Ben and Dolph Thomp
son, appeal from J P court.
930. State vs Jess Harris, Bud
Strong, Andrew McCoy, appeal from
J I’ court.
931. State vs Henry McCoy, appeal
from J P court.
932. State vs Henry Loyd, appeal
from J P court.
933. State vs Henry McCoy, appeal
from J P court.
934. State vs St. L. I. M. & S. Ry.
Co. appeal from J P court.
935. State vs Chas Meachem, ap
peal from J P court.
930 State vs Taylor McIntosh, ap
peal from J P court.
1148. L. F. Reeder et al vs Will
Cargill, mandate from the Supreme
Court tiled.
FIFTH DAY, OCT. 25
84<i. State vs Will West, carnal
abuse.
75. John Jackson vs G. W. Rey
nolds, appeal from J P court.
97. Mt. Olive Stave Co. vs Key
Church Co. complaint at law, con.
117. J. II. Kennerly et al vs Ameri
can Bonding' Co. complaint at law.
118. Chas Prince et al vs A. E
Hays, complaint at law.
153. J. A. Baker, admr, vs Jno. H.
Varnell.
SIXTH DAY, OCT 26
533. State vs Bedford Parker,drunk
at public place.
589. State vs Will Thompson, sell
ing liquor. Broke jail. Two cases.
021. State vs Alec Shaw, selling
liquor.
632. State vs Bart Haynes, selling
liquor. Two cases.
675. City of Batesville vs Henry
Kendall, appeal from mayor’s court.
678. City of Batesville vs Al Good
win. appeal from mayor’s court.
758. City of Batesville vs Will
Criss, appeal from mayor’s court.
759. City of Batesville vs Anderson
Pope, appeal from mayor’s court. Two
I cases.
166. Grace Hutchinson et al vs I. J.
Matheny, appeal from probate court.
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Furniture
We Have a Full Line of Furniture,
Mattresses, Springs, Chairs and Rockers
IRON and WOOD BEDS
We Also Have a Nice Line of Cook Stoves
and Heaters.
Oil Cloth, Linoleums, Mattings and Rugs
WE HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF SHOES
AND FINE DRESS GOODS
-CALL AND SEE US
Magncss Bros. Co.
Phone No. 90 NEWARK, ARK.
SEVENTH DAY, OCT. 28
76. Elizabeth Waldrip vs W. E.
Grisham, complaint at law.
95. T. J. Jones et al vs George and
Belle Boillott, appeal.
103. Elizabeth Waldrip vs W. E.
Grisham, complaint at law.
104. Brenner Vinegar Co vs N. B.
Leonard, appeal from J P court.
105. McCaleb it Reeder vs N. B.
Leonard, appeal from J P court.
EIGHTH DAY, OCT. 29
40. T. A. Gray vs Capital Security
Co. complaint at law.
78. James Thomas vs George Keal
er, appeal from o P court.
89. Brennen Vinegar Co vs W. W.
Page, appeal from J P court.
115. J. S. Stowman vsMagnessGin
& Mill Co. complaint at law.
160. Job Smith vs Batesville Excel
sior Co. complaint at law.
164. W. H. Calloway vs T. J. Hood
et al. complaint at law.
165. Will Ratler vs Batesville Ex
celsior Co., complaint at law.
NINTH DAY, OCT. 30
92. Richard Brooks et al vs F. C.
Hoytet al., complaint at law.
96. S. A. Scott vs C. W. Baynham
et al., complaint at law.
107. J. R. Loftin vs C. C Gire, ap
peal from J P court.
127. J. W. Walden vs W. B. James
appeal from J Pcourt.
132. W. B. James vs J. W. Walden
appeal from J P court.
175. M. F. Bruce vs I). A. Yancey
et al., complaint at law.
177. H. H. Head vs Wells Fargo
Express Co., appeal from J P court.
TENTH DAY, OCT. 31
63. Joe Garner et al vs J.N.Church
ill et al., complaint at law.
94. Will Vickers vs J. A. Hender
son et al., complaint at law.
106 Yeatman - Gray Gro. Co. vs
Churchill & Yates, appeal.
155. McCaleb & Reeder et al vs
Cassie Hardin, complaint at law.
172. J. P. Williams vs A. A. Hen
derson et al., complaint at law.
173. J. P. Williams vs E G. Jones,
complaint at law.
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nant, complaint at law.
ELEVENTH DAY, NOV. 1
39. McConnon Co vs J. F. Kackley
et al., appeal from J P court.
101. J. V. Wilson vs W. A. Ruth
erford, complaint at law.
126. J. W. Gowers vs W. W. An
derson et al., appeal from J P court.
144. Mary J. Marshal vs Edward
Searcy, complaint at law.
146. Jas. T. Benson vs J. G. Erwin,
complaint at law.
130. John L. Penrod, exparte, ap
peal from probate court.
TWELFTH DAY, NOV. 2
156. W. F. Perrin vs T. J. Hood et
al., appeal from J P court.
161. State vs J. A. Hardy, forfeit
ure on bond, appeal from J P court;
two cases
163. State vs Paxton Thomas, for
feiture on bond, appeal from J Pcourt.
THIRTEENTH DAY, NOV. 4
1052. Mt. Olive Stave Co. vs St. L.
1. M. & S. Iiy. Co., complaint at law.
24. John Younger vs Ry. Co.
61. J. Taylor vs Ry Co.
69. John J. Uhles vs Ry Co.
90. Sylvesta Martin vs Ry Co.
102. John Murphy vs Ry Co.
108. J. M. Sisk vs Ry Co.
109. J. M. Sisk vs Ry Co.
116. Stella Hardy vs Ry Co.
119. S. A. Moore vs Ry Co.
121. H. C. Johnson vs Ry Co.
122. Richard Brooks vs Ry Co.
123. Frank Taylor vs Ry Co.
124. S. F. Johnson vs Ry Co.
125. G. H. Trevathan vs Ry Co.
128. R. R. Ration et al vs Ry Co.
130. Essie Searcy vs Ry Co/
140. • Will Brown vs Ry Co.
141. Wesley Moore vs Ry Co.
142. N. D. & Nora Freeze vs Ry Co.
147. Joe Barnes vs Ry Co.
149. Ewing Johnson vs Ry Co.
152. Al Carter vs Ry Co.
157. White River Gro.Co vs Ry Co.
158. W. B Ruddell vs Ry Co.
167. I. P. Hydrick vs Ry Co.
168 Otis Williams vs Ry Co.
174, Paul A- Homes vs Ry Co.
176, H. W Earnheart vs Ry Co.
179. Cora Coleman vs Ry Co.
FIFTEENTH DAY, NOV. 6
171. L. A. Barnett vs T. A. Gray,
complaint at law.
SIXTEENTH DAY, NOV. 7
145. McConnon Co. vs J. E. Hall
et al., complaint at law.
170, R. M. Fugett vs White River
Gro, Co,, complaint at law.
NOTICE OF DRAINAGE
CONSTRUCTION
Commissioners of Drainage District
No. 2 of Independence County will re
ceive bids until noon on the 8th day
I of November, 1912, for construction
‘ of 41 miles of Canals H to 25 feet in
in width at bottom and 1 to 6 feet in
depth, a 1-to-l side slope, consisting
of 62,000 cubic yards excavation, and
33 acres clearing and grubbing; also
23i acres additional clearing in creek
and below mouth of ditch. Plans and
specifications on file with CountyClerk
at Batesville, Ark. or with Miller
Engineering Co., Southern Trust
' Building, Little Hock, Ark. Bids to be
| accompanied by certified check for
#250. Hight reserved to reject any
and all bid.
R. R. Ratton, Secretary,
Newark, Arkansas.
POLITICAL DEBATE
Attorney I. J. Matheny of this
place and J. J. Barnwell of Bates
ville will meet in joint debate at
the High School Auditorium Sat
urday night, the issue to be dis
cussed being the Democratic and
the Progressive national platforms.
Mr. Matheny is a Democrat and
Mr. Barnwell a Progressive, and
as both are pretty good speakers
it is expected that the debate will
be quite interesting. Everybody
invited.
BREAKS ANOTHER RECORD
Traffic of the railroads of the
Southwest continues to show an
increase as a result of the big crops
of this year. Saturday Oct. 5, the
Missouri Pacific-Iron Mountain
broke another record when it haul
ed 14,6-19 carloads of freight in
one day. The best previous re
cord was made just eight days
eariler, on September 27, when
14,063 carloads of freight were
hauled, so that Saturday s show
ing breaks all previous records by
nearly 600 carloads, a most as
tounding increase. •
HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE
I have at Oil Trough two com
ing-twTo-years-old draft stock colts
and one pair of work mules for
sale. The work team is gentle;
will wrork single or double, and
broke to ride. W. D. Gray.
(Adv) Oil Trough, Ark.
A TRUE
BOWEL CLEANSER
A remedy that purifies the bowels mildly
yet thoroughly, strengthens the bowel
channels and promotes regularity.
PRiCKLY ASH BITTERS
Is an effective system regulator and bowel
tonic. Persons of a constipated habit find
it to be just what the}7 need to re-establish
regular bowel movements and to correct the
evil effects of the disorder in the skin and
blood. It drives out the impurities that
have accumulated in the system. Removes
sallowness, bad breath, pimples, skin erup
tions, and restores the ruddy hue of health
to the complexion.
Get the Genuine with the Figure “3” In Red
on Front Label.
Price $1.00 per Bottle.
Newark Drug Company, Special Agents
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You don’t buy a wagon often,
and when you buy you want
one that will give you full val
ue for the money you invest.
The Birdsell Wagons
are the best made. They are
made for hard service and are
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look them over and get prices.
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