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LOCAL HAPPENINGS
Now for a little rest fron polities.
Mrs. Eli Madness is very low
with consumption,
II. A. Giro of l)ota, spent part
of this week in town.
K L. Cargill, of Cord, will
hereafter read The Journal.
Our thanks are due Miss Jessie
Martin for money on subscription.
A number of our citizens are
attending court at Hatesville this
week.
The weather clerk set up the
eggs-uetly proper weather for
Easter,
The Democratic party hue put
out a ticket foi which all Demo
crats can vote.
Walter Fife and Willie Oaveson
of Oil Trough were in town Sat
urday and Sunday.
There is an opening for a racket
[store in Newark.
11 use Witt is said to be the
champion foot racer.
T. «I. Haney, had business at
Newport Wednesday.
Our thanks are due W. D.
Jackson for a dollar on subscrip
tion.
Miss Lillie Slaton has accepted
a position with with (irithth A;
Morrow.
One car of corn and one car of
hay just received at Murphy
Moore's.
Miss Narcie Rice, of Sulphur
Rock, visited Mr. and Mrs. K. .1.
Magness Sunday.
Dr Sanders, a good citizen of
White River township, was in
town Wednesday.
Isaac Massey and-I. R. Warren
of Newark were in the eit,\ Mon
day. Newport News.
Official E)ip0Ct>opy:
. Ml'NICIPAL OFFICKRH
Mayor H. K. McHenry
Recorder W. J, Cooper
Mnrslml A. M. Edgar.
Treaeurer J. I. Sturdivant
Aldermen F..M . Martin, .1 A Williamson,
.1 F Morgan, G <> Magness, T ,1 Haney
niATKHxm r.s
Newark Lodgi N*>. g la meets second
Saturday night in each month
.1 T Tharp W M
K M KiHiAit Secretary
Donnelly Chapter 11 A M meets third
Saturday night in each month
’I' .1 Hanky E H P
T H 11k akin (j Secretary
CHCRCIIKS
Methodist 'lun ch services at 11 a m and
7 p m fourtIPSunday in each mouth
Rev C L Ca -tleoerry Pastor
Baptist chureh services at 11 a in Satin
day before second Sunday and 2 ai d 7 p
m second Sunday in each month
Rev .1 I, Brown Pastor
Chaistian chureh strviecs first and third
Sundays in each month at 11 a in and
7:110 p m Rev .1 I! McDonald Pastor
Shot In His Left Leg
For all kinds of sores, horns.
i bruises, ot olliet wounds l)e\\ iti 's
i Wit eli li i/..‘I Salve is a Mire eu e
: Skin tlis, ;ist > yeiltl to it at once.
. Never fails in eases of piles. Cool
ing ami healing. None gt nuine
i
I hut DeWitl’s Ueware of eotin
1'erfeils “I suffered (or many
\ears from a sere eatt>ed by a gun
shot ivmiml in m\ It ft leg," su"
\ . S Fuller, K l ilisli, I nd. “ • i
j would not Iteal ami i\ <• me mmit
1 i rnuhile. 1 ust'd all kind- • f
remedies to m purpose until 1
I l ied I)e W itt' s W itch 11 / d ;
S alve. A few hn\ m completed
cured me" ,! I. Sturdivnt.
1 I ho young people enjoyed a
j musieiile at the residence ot Mrs.
E. C. Edwards Tuesday night.
Miss Daisy Boose returned to
her home at Moore.add Monday,
j after a pleasant visit with Mr.
and Mrs, Zed (irillith.
i E. Sherman. Toy Harrison
R. 11. Southard and a man named
Nearnes escaped from the county
jail at Batesville Sunday night.
Two years ago Vamle'enter
carried the city of Little Kora
against Davis l»y b>l majority,
in the recent election Davis ear
ned the city by a mnjmity of 28U.
,1 K, Cleveland, a good citizen
of Charlotte, was in town Tuesday
accompanied by his little grandson,
Monroe Cleveland, and made this
oitiee a pleasant call. lie says
that but very little farm work has
been doin' in his neighborhood
yet.
There is a good opening for
some young man who deoires to
become an eDctrieian end earn a
little easy money to put in a local
telephone system heio. We lie*
lieve every business house and
half the residences would take a
phone if some one would work
the matter up.
The truth is that Pension Com
missioner Evans has been forced
out of office because he performed
his duty faithfully. In 1*75 there
were 702.!* 1-1 pensioners on the
I rolls. (Ten. (lartield said at the
time that the high water mark had
been reached. There are now
1,000,00(1 on the rolls,
Mr, Sidney Maxtield, for Max
lie Id Bros., on Monday sold to
Adler and Clarkson, local man
agers of the Lesser Cotton Com
pany of St. Louis, eighteen hun
dred Ivales of cotton, amounting
| to about £'■'0,000. ’Ibis is the
| largest deal of the season on the
local market. Batesville Bee.
M. S. Fishes lias been so buisy
this week, opening his mammoth
spring and summer stock of goods
that he failed to furnish the print
er with copy for his advert!.- -uieni
J until it was too late to get .t n
this week, lie has one in die
j largest and best se! cted stock oi
goods in town and i yon will st.
in at his place of bu h ■ >s vou w ill
not wonder at his being rushed
fortune, after Open :ng and uerkii.g
all thus.- immense stack.- of guods.
Slimin'
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omi
Laura Morgan, visited at
Trough Tuesday evening.
Oil
Burt Arnold, democratic nomi
ne for county clerk came down
from Batesville yesterday evening
Mrs, Bud Bice, of Sulphur
Rock, was in the city Sunday
visiting Mrs. Eli M agues*, who is
quite sick.
Vergne Paseoe, the four-year
old daughtei of Dr, and Mrs. \
L. Pascoe, died Sunday morning
after a short illness.
It is reported that Nathan Fish
er, formerly of this place was
married a few days ago to Miss
Mary Mullins, of Tuckerman
If you have the Much call
iround and see Polk & William
son. Hu ■ carry all the different
brands >i the guaranteed cure for
blues. j
Report* from Tennessee, Ala
batna, Mississippi and other sou
thern states are that many lives
were lost and incalculable prop
erty ruined by a recent storm.
The president and Senator
Hanna are said to have clashed
over Rathhone’s case. The Sen.
ator wants Ins friend paidoned or
ihecase transferred to the United
States, ,
Postmaster dames A. (Jreenlmw
of Tuckerman, spent yesterday in
the city, visiting liis daughter,
Mrs. d. E. Porter. He is an old
friend of the editor and, of course
called 'round to see us.
Many believe the sunken lands
of Missouri and Arkansas are
underlaid with oil. Incidents
connected with the great earth
quake of 1S11 are now cited as
proof of this conclusion.
X. M, Wilson has the agency
for the improved long staple cot
ton seed and those desiring seed
would do well to see him early.
The seed can be seen at R. K.
McHenry's, who is authorized to
till orders for same.
Zed Griffith has an abiding faith
in the future of Newark and last
Saturday offered to bet two to one
that in twq years from now New
ark will poll a larger vote than
Jlatesville, lie found no one win
eared to take the bet. which seems
to indicate that everybody believes
lP<e M \ Griffith in this niatl v.
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fur the dyspepsia, and they have !
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know any particular way they af
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sort of languid feeling, but since
taking the Tabules 1 feel spirited
and have not that melanehoh way
about me. I think they are good
for a general build-up of the system
as they seem to act l!ke a tonic.
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GENERAL NEWS NOTES
Items of General Interest Gather*
I rom Four Corners of
the Union.
Samuel Collins was found dead
with his throat cut near Salt Lake,
I Utah. It is not known whether
it is a ease of murder or suicide.
I The Attorney General of Illinois
has ruled that investment com
panies cannot do business in that
! State under the “foreign corpor
1 at ion act"
Two boys at Trenton, Mo., be
cause they were put oil a freight
train, piled obstructions on the
railroad track and a serious acci
dent was narrowly averted.
Further reports from the flood
districts of Tennessee indicate that
twenty-two persons have perished
and that the property damage will
reach £+,<>00,000.
Student s of sociology, comment
ing upon the extravagance of the
American people at this time,
point to the history of other na
tions as proving their theory that
sudden outbursts of extravagance
on the part of a people are always
accompanied hy loose financial
dealings. It is predicted, there
fore that the departure of the
American people from old paths
of economy and prudence will
soon have a marked effect on the
big financial operations of the
country.
Loos! Buzzings,
K. A. Moore, a prominent
young attorney of Bald Knob,
wa- in the « if\ Wednesday look
ing over the plaee with a view of
locating here. We t-rus; the
gentleman will decide1 to make
this In- home and feel confident
that he would meet with success,
for there is undoubtedly a good
opening here for a lawyer.
Evi ry county candidate who
did not announce in The Journal
was ueiV/iti d that is, every one
who had opposition. We do not
claim t|u' credit of defeating them
by any means, but the man who
undertak; s to make a political
•vtihout tie- a;d of the press
need not l>e surprised if he meets
defeat, lles.des he is only getting
what he deserves.
F 15 .1 tekson, one of Big Bot
tom township's best farmers,
was in town Wednesday, lie
dropped in at this office, deposit
ed a dollar with the cashier and
ordered The Journal sent to two
of lus nephews B >!> .Jackson, of
State Line, Ivy., and John lletley,
of Woodland Mills, Tenn., for
six months each. Mr Jackson
will not be without corn this
year, u* he expects to put in 80
acres. He lias 8!1 acres already
planted,
The democrats met in township
convention Saturday and the
meeting organized by elected
Prof. J. A. Wilkes as chairman
and J. M. Alagness, secretary.
The following gentlemen were
elected delegates to tte county
convention : (i. O. Maguess, Dr.
Y.L. Paseoe, ami ML 11. Tom
linson. John T. Tharp, Thomas
Jones and Dr.J.A. Wi llianison
were chosen us alternates and Dr.
V. L. Paseoe endorsed for town
ship committemaii.
The young men of Newark have
organized a company of malitia.
There are at present fifty-four
members and by the next meeting
it is thought that this number wiii
be increased to sixty-five or seven
ty. Tlie oiiicers are L. S. Arnold,
capfian: John W. Mayhan, first
lieutenant; Basil Williamson,
second lieutenant; Took < ialloway,
first Sergeant; Elbert Arnold,
quartermaster sergeant; L. K.
Moore, first duty sergeant; Dave
Jackson, second duty sergeant; J.
T. Tharp, third duty sergeant:
John Austin, fourth duty sergeant.
The corporal * are J. (}. Edwards,
Abe Mayhan, Louis Allwhite,
Eweng Lane, (h-org* Crosser. Jr.,
and Henry Briton. Walter Had
dock and .John Crosser
arc buglers. E.nes' Edgar is
aiticifer and Dan Jackson cook.
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mix thoroughly, and with this gar
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In addition to this bathe the outside
with the liniment several times a
day, rubbing It well in, and the
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Important Notice.
MlOtlCAS MrsTAVO I.TNlZtF.VT Ik piltupln PrlmCSe.. 50c,
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