STATE HAPPENINGS BRIEFLY TOLD
Items of General Interest Gathered
Fresh From the Columns of
the Daily Papers,
The strawberry season is on in
full blast at Judsonia and several
car loads have been shipped out.
A button factory employing So
persons and having a pay roll of
>**2,000 per week has started oper
ations in Clarendon.
J. V. Keith, who killed his
father several days ago near Cam-1
den has been adjudged insane and
will be placed in the asylum.
G. E. Cato, a switchman, was
run over by a train and killed
while coupling cars in the railroad
yard at Texarkana Tuesday.
Prosecuting Attorney lihoton of
Little Rock has filed suit against
the National Biscuit Company for
$25,000 for failure to tile its arti
cles of incorporation as required
by law.
Miss Rena Paulk was painfnlly
wounded Tuesday at Texarkana
by a neighbor who shot at a dog. j
The bullet deflected and struck the
young lady in the shoulder, pro
ducing a painful, but not danger
ous flesh wound.
dames Caldwell was shot down
by an unknown assailant while
riding along the road in Saline
county Monday. His body was
riddled with buckshot. There is
no clue to the perpetrator. Cald
well is survived by a widow and
two sons.
Hie dead body of an unknown
man was found in an old deserted
cabin a few miles from Malvern
Saturday. He had been shot from
behind, the bullet entering near
the left ear and lodged over the
right eye. There was nothing on
the body by which it could be
identified.
.lack Brannon, fireman on the
Iron Mountain, was badly injured
Monday night at Mandeville while
trying to board a train. He miss
ed his hoid and fell under the
train. Two cars ran over him,
knocked a hole in his head, broke
his left arm and shoulder and lac
erated his !< ft leg.
,1. W. Beek, a Georgian who
has been prospecting in Logan
county, claims to have unearthed
a pot containing $1,100 in gold a
few days ago. He says he was
prospecting for building stone and
noticed a slab upon which were
some peculiar marks, and on lift
ing this stone he found beneath it
stones set on edge to form a box
and under it the pot of gold.
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John Yates went to Sulphur <
Rock Friday. J
Harry Kennedy went to Bates- *
ville last week. i ]
Miss Wilma Lane went to Bates- <
ville last Thursday. «
Quite a large crowd attended e
church here Sunday. <
Winheld and Vela Jernigam J
went to Batesville Saturday. (
Mrs. Jackson of Center Grove M
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was the guest of Mrs. By rum Sun- j <
day. j i
Mr. and Mrs. Tom James of *
Curia attended church here last <
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Sunday. |
Mr. and Mrs. J. iv. Rawlings of i.
Sulphur Rock attended church <
here Sunday.
Rev. McDoniel will preach here
next Saturday night, Sunday and
Sunday night.
Mrs. Churchill and daughters
Unie and Esther, went to Bates
ville last week.
J. C. McGill and Urban Had
dock went to Batesville Saturday
and returned Sunday.
Misses Vela Jernigan, Ethel
By rum and Laura Nuckolls visited
Misses Unie and Nellie Churchill
Sunday.
Luther Pickens and Miss Ge
neva Lane were married last Sun- ;
day at the home of Rev. J. L.
Brown. The writer wishes them '
a long and happy life.
Advertised Letters.
The following is a list of letters
remaining uncalled for in the New
ark postoffice May 1, 1906.
Mrs. Della McArthur
C. W. Burcher
Miss Fannie Blalock
Mrs. Mara Blake
Miss Gracie Braman
Mrs. Ona Busby
Mollie Causley, card.
Bill Dugan
A. C. Ferguson
W. F. Hogan
Ike King
Mrs. Clara Long
G. W. Perry, 3
C. L. Puterbaugh
Themie Rogers
Miss Maggie lieggins
Mrs. Dr. Sanders
All Taylor
C. E. Terrell
Mrs. Nettie Wilson
If not called for in 30 days will
be sent to the dead letter office at
Washington, D. C. M hen calling
for above letters say advertised.
T. M Harrklson, P. M.
Go to H. E. Hawthorne for all
kinds of hardware, stoves, nails,etc.
THE LATESTARRIVALS
Our complete and selected Stock of
Spring and Summer Goods, consisting
of everything in the latest designs of
Silk Novelties, Silk Mulls, Gingham
Suitings, English Hadras, Lawns of all
kinds, Irish Linens, India Linen, Em
broidery, Laces of all kinds, and many
other things too numerous to mention,
is now arriving daily. We handle the
celebrated Rock Island Farming Imple
ments, absolutely guaranteed to give
satisfaction. Our prices defy competition
M. S. FISHER.
RED TAG SALE
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SATURDAY, MAY 12,1906
jj. We Will Inaugurate the Most Sensational Sale on
t a Line of General Merchandise That Was Ever
!• Given in the history of Sulphur Rock.
I Below Will Be Found a Few of the Hany Bargains Which We V\ ill Have
S’ to Offer on this Special Occasion
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800 yards Lace, 2 to 4 inches wide
worth He to 10c, lied Taj; Sale
price, per yard, only . 4c
500 yards Embroderies, 4 to 9 in
ches wide, worth 10c and 11c,
Red Tag Sale price, per yard.... 9c
Lace A Hovers worth o5c, Red Tag
Sale price, per .yard.20c
1,000 yards of American Prints
worth 6c, sale price. 5c
Ladies’ Hose worth 10c and 15c
will go at. 8c
Ladies’ Hose worth 25c will go
during the Red Tag Sale at.18c
Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed \ ests, the
15c grade.1 Oc
Heavy Fleeced Canton Flannel
.worth 10c, sale price. 8c
500 yards high grade Lawns worth
10c and l*c, sale price.14c
Lace Curtains worth $2 and $2.50
sale price.$1.50
Smyrna anti Velvet Rugs 20 x ■ 2
inches, worth $0.75, sale price $2.75
4 During this sale every article will be marked in plain
4 figures on a red tag. so customers will have no trouble
in ascertaining prices and knowing where to buy.
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GLASSWARE (1ND NOTIONS
Our Glassware and Notion Department is full to the brim with new
and staple articles; just the things you need in the kitchen and dining
room every day, all of which are included in this Red l ag Sale. In fact
almost every piece of merchandise in our store will go at a reduced price
5fl during this sale. Those who have attended our special sales heretofore
know' what they will miss if they fail to take advantage of this Red lag
Sale, for this is the greatest reduction of prices we have ever given.
0. L. HOOVER & COMPANY
If SULPHUR ROCK.
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SPRING IS HERE
AND WE ARE HERE WITH THE GOODS
We are showing all the latest and most up-to-date
styles in Spring goods. Our millinery stock is full
and complete. We have all the latest designs in Fine
Dress Goods, Silks, Embroideries, Laces, etc. We have
just received another supply of the new Gilt Belts for
Ladies: also Ladies' Collars. You should see our line
of fine Shopping Bags for ladies.
OUR SPRING CLOTHING
We have the nicest and most complete line of Spring
Clothing ever shown in the city. Our boys’ two-piece
Linen Suits and Buster Brown Suits are the most pop
ular things of the season. Our line of Shoes, Slippers
and Sandals can’t be beaten.
Sisk, Hulsey & Haddock
NLWARK,
ARKANSAS