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AN INDEPENDENT FARMER
J. R. Sorrells of near DeView
is one of the few fortunate far
mers who were able to hold their
cotton over from last year. Mr.
Sorrells sold a portion of his last
year’s crop a few weeks ago for
ll^c a pound, which netted him
quite a fancy profit over last
year’s prices.
He states that he will make
about ten bales this year and
is selling some of his cotton and
holding a part together with all
of the seed. Although Mr. Sor
rells is 72 years of age, he is yet
hale and hearty and is picking
250 pounds of cotton a day.
Died: Saturday, Oct. 16, 1915,
Lee, son of Mr. and Mrs. L.
Mitchell, age six years.
C. L. Jones was the guest of
old time friends and relatives at
Wynne Saturday and Sunday,
BLACKSMITHING AND
HORSE-SHOEING
Reliable Workmanship at
Reasonable Prices.
T. E. DYE
I will grind your
Corn or Wheat
Any day in the week
Except Sunday.
W. B. Dougherty
McCRORY DRUG CO.
Everything in the drug line
PHONE NO. 42.
Perry Holland
TAILOR
“Clothe* for Men Who Care”
NEW FALL GOODS
Have Arrived. See us
Before Buying.
H. ARNOF AND SONS
HIS QUALITY.
“The Minnehaha had a com
mander of spirit in Captain Claret.”
“Yet he didn’t show any of the
whine about him.”
THE FASHION.
“This sympathy for convicts seems
to be all the rage just now.”
“Exactly. All the girls even are
wearing stripes.”
- THE REAL FACT.
“They say Jones failed for fifty
thousand dollars.”
“No, he didn’t; he failed for the
want of it.”
Try an ad in The Home News.
For work shoes. Planters Mer
cantile Co. Adv.
Studebaker wagons at Fakes
Mercantile Co. Adv.
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your HOME paper.
R. R. Reneau will leave next
week for Senath, Mo., to make
his future home.
Glenn and Talma Harris are
spending the latter part of this
week in Little Rock.
Mrs. G. L. Carson returned
Saturday from a month’s visit to
friends and relatives in Illinois
and Iowa.
Misses Johnnie Harris and
Ruby Hargis of Galloway, Searcy,
spent Saturday and Sauday with
their parents here.
T. N. Hutchinson of Judsonia
has opened a picture gallery in
the building formerly occupied
by L. W. Sturdivant.
Mrs. Less Hardin, who was
called here to attend the funeral
of her brother-in-law, F. M.
Rhodes, returned Saturday to her
home in Jonesboro.
“Prince Albert,” “Velvet,”
“Tuxedo,” “BullDurham,” “R.
J.-R.,” “Stud” and “Dukes”
smoking tobaccos at Raney’s
Smoke House.
H. A. Walker was in Augusta
this week erecting a large and
costly monument which was sold
by W. H. Jimerson for the grave
of the late Mr. Conner.
PROULX OPEN AGAIN
Geo. H. Proulx and wife are
about the busiest people in town.
It has been reported that they
have opened a lunch room and
because of the reputation made
by them a few years ago while
in the restaurant business, the
people, both town and country,
are clamoring for another good
meal at Proulx’. You don’t have
to wait ’til noon every day to
notice it, but if you will just cast
a look down about Wherry and
Arnof’s stores almost any time
during the day, you’ll see some
fellow coming out of Proulx’
New Lunch Room with a big
tooth-pick in his mouth and a
smile that wont come off, ana
keeping a close watch on him,
you’ll no doubt see him letting
his belt out another notch. The
room is well and neatly furnished
and you get your money’s worth
every time you go there. They
are prepared to serve both whites
and negroes. Read their ad else
where in The Home News.
I. P. Phillips of Langton
shipped a car of the finest cattle'j
Saturday to St. Louis that has!
ever left the pens here. He ac
companied the shipment and re-.
turned home Wednesday.
Your favorite cigar can be
found at the Smoke House.
Among other brands you will
find there the “Official,” “Tom
Keene,” “El-Mar,” “Lawrence
Barrett,” “John McCullough,”
“John Ruskin,” “Havana Rib
bon,” “Club House,” “Sensi
ble” and “Hand Made,” all of:
which are the best of five cent
cigars.
Walter Jeffries, who has been
attending the Aggie School* at
Jonesboro, came home Tuesday
because of having received a
stroke of paralysis in his right
arm and hand. He was accom-!
panied by his brother, Wade, who
left Wednesday for Arkadelphia
to join his team mates of the
Aggie aggregation in a game of
foot ball against the Henderson
Brown line-up. The score of the
game which was played yester
day afternoon was 0 to 0.
Deputy Sheriff June Dallas
took a white man by the name of
Cooper to Augusta Monday and
placed him in jail upon default
of payment of a $50.00 fine im
posed upon him for selling whis
key in the neigborhood of Jelks.
Ludie Winfree, our popular cir
cuit clerk, was the guest of one
of our fair sex Sunday. Ludie is
proving one of the most efficient
officials the county has ever pro
duced and is making a record of
which his many friends may be
proud.
G. W. BARBER
NOTARY PUBLIC
AND INSURANCE
L.B. WINFREE, J.P.
CONVEYANCES
T. W. GREER
Meat Market
Only the Best of Meats, Cold
Drinks and Groceries
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Hears* In Connection
Establlehed ItM
H. T. RANEY
Undertaker and Embalmer
COFFINS, CASKETS AND ROBES
MoCRORY.
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