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Asa Felly of Dunnington was
in town Wednesday.
Why does a black hen lay a
white egg i Head Porter Martin’s ,
ad on page four.
Read the announcement of the
Newport Five and Ten Lent Store
in The Journal and when you are
shopping in Newport call on them.
The contract for the construc
tion of the ditch for Drainage
District No. 4, which was to have
been let at Batesville Tuesday,!
was not let, owing to some mis
understanding and the fact that
only one bidder was present. The
contract will be let later.
CONCRETE WALK FUND
List of Donors to Fund For Im
proving; School Property
Following is a list of those who
have contributed to the fund to
put down a concrete walk around
the public school campus. The
list is still open for contributions
and those desiring to contribute
should see Prof. J. C. Wynne. A
complete list of the donors will be
published in The Journal from
time to time until the desired
amount is raised.
Morg Drennen__$2.50
Dr. L. G. Poe.2.50
I)r. V. L. Pascoe.2.50
D. C. Lane.2.50
II. E. Hawthorne.2.50
O. F. Craig...2.50
Miss Veta Barker.2 00
Miss Fannie Blalock.2.50
Ed Martin..2.50
J. T. Tharp.2.50
J. C. Wynne....2.50
Ben Arnold.....2.00
T. M. Ilarrelson.2.00
J. M. Martin. 2.00
J. B. Ketchem.2.00
It. It. Itatton.2.50
G. M. Fields.....2.50
E. E. Allen.2.00
S. J. T. Wynne (Searcy)..2 50
Rev. E. A. Horn.1.00
Dye Martin.50
II. A. Gire.1.00
C. F. Hartsfield.25
W. R. Williamson.1 00
James Vaughan.50
W. D. Hinson.1.00
M. 8. Fisher.1.00
Alla Baker.50
Mrs. Ella Jack.50
School recital.5.25 '
W. L. Ilall.2.50
F. C. Hoyt.2.50
A. A. Henderson. l.iX)
C. M. Edwards.2.50
Total.$03.50
CHARLOTTE CHRONICLES
Happenings of the Week in Dota
Township Briefly Told.
Mrs. Curt Stoner is quite sick
this week.
Kay Bickers of Batesville was
here on business Thursday.
Postmaster llenry Wade of
Batesville spent Sunday here.
Hon. and Mrs. G. J. Lindsey
are visiting relatives at Floral
this week.
John Jackson and sister. Miss
Myrtle, attended church at Center
Grove Sunday.
Several from here attended the
funeral of Mrs Bob Young at
Convenience Sunday.
Mrs. Oilie Blair and children,
Effie and Roy, made a business
trip to Batesville Thursday.
Mrs. Helen Brooks and Children
of Blevins, Ark., are visiting the
lady’s parents, Mr. and Mrs G.
G. Ilugg. this week.
MRS. PHIPPS DEAD
Mrs. D. A. Phipps died at her
home near Gallup, N. M., Sunday
morning. She was formerly Miss
Nora Walker and was reared in
Newark, being a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. M. Walker. The re
mains will be brought here for
burial. She leaves a husband and
two small children.
MARES AND HULLS FOR SALE
We have 75 head of mares and
mules for ?ale, cash or credit. At;
Sulphur Rock every day and at
Frank Wright’s place on Black
River every Tuesday. Griffin &
Wright.
TRADES
ER!DAY, DECEMBER
DAY
2, 1910
Free Music All Day by the Odd Fellows Home Band
If you want to buy or sell anything there will be plenty of opportunities
and all the leading merchants will make reduced prices on some line of staple
merchandise. The Trades Day sentiment is growing, and should be fostered
and encouraged, as it brings about closer business and social relations be
tween our people. If you believe in this, encourage the movement with your
presence and support. If you have anything to sell bring it to Newark on
Trades Day, and if you havn't got anything to sell come to town and see what
the other fellow has. The very thing you have been wanting may be offered
for sale cheap. And if you have chickens, eggs, butter, potatoes, corn, cot
ton, cotton seed, or any kind of produce, bring it in; our merchants will pay
the highest market price for it.
The Odd Fellows Orphans home Band of Batesville will furnish music for
the day. Bring the children and let them enjoy the music.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS OFEERED BY BUSINESS MEN OF NEWARK
I
ADAHS BROTHERS
Men's Hats
One-third less than regular price
E. E. ALLEN
Men's Dollar Shirts for.75c
Men's 75c Shirts.60c
7
MORG. DRENNEN
Bars Lenox Soap
for...
25
C
M. S. FISH HR
Ladies' Long Coats and Ladies’
Coat Suits
AT THREE-FOURTHS VALUE
GALLOWAY'S RESTAURANT
25c Dinner for 20c
11:30 a. m. to 1:30 p. m. only
W. L. HALL
Two good double buggies, one
$30 and one $25; also
some cheap horses
HAWTHORNE & HENDERSON
$4 Rocking Chair for $3.25
$3 Rocking Chair for $2.25
$2 Rocking Chair for $1.25
Only one chair sold to a family
These merchants
are all
absolutely
reliable,
and you can make
no mistake
by trading with
any of them.
They will
always treat
you right.
W. D. HINSON
Clocks, Silverware, Cut Glass
20 per cent Discount
J. H. HOLDERBY
Men’ $6 Coat and Vest
FOR $3
E. J. MAGNESS
Rugs and Art Squares
At Ten Per Cent Discount
MOORE BROS. COMPANY
Dishes, Lamps, Glassware, Tinware
Graniteware, Trunks, Suit Cases at
80 Cents on the Dollar
NEWARK DRUG CO.
Almarosa Toilet Cream
25c package for 15c
.1. I. STURDIVANT
25c bottle Sloan's Liniment
For 15 Cents
C. P. VAUGHAN
Is closing out his entire hay crop
very cheap. Good alfalfa, timothy and
mixed hay in any quantities.
Newark Trades Day Association
R. R. RATTON, President
WILL DUVALL, Secretary