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If you buy here it is a foregone conclusion that you will make money savings. Good
values coupled with liberal methods and straightforward dealings, have made this store
the wonderful business success that it is today.
One glance at the splendid Merchannise we offer at famously low prices will impress
you vividly with the wonderful opportunities that this store always holds for you.
This advertisement is a plain invitation to the people seeking shoe satisfaction, to
walk into our Store and get it. There never was a season yet when any ready-for service assort
ment equaled our own. No matter what style shoe you wear WE HAVE IT.
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WEEK’S PROCEEDINGS
IN CIRCUIT COURT
(Continued from page one)
J. F. Ottinger, vs. B. .F.
Bush, receiver, appealed from
J. P- Dismissed for want of
jurisdiction.
M. A. Fry vs. C. E. Fry.
appealed from J P. Dismiss
ed at cost of plaintiff.
R. M. Carter vs- estate of J.
J. Barnwell, appealed from
county court, dismissed.
J. W. Sisk vs. B. F. Bush,
reeciver, appealed from J. P..
dismissed For want of juris
I diction.
Tom Richardson vs. J. W.
Stewick, jury trial, verdict for
defendant.
O. P. Moore vs. J. H. Kil
by,appeal ,i. P., jury trial judg
ment for plaintiff for $43-50.
Henry Knight, vs. Lizzie
Outlaw, sale of land approved
and deed ordered.
J. M. Sisk vs. B. F. Bush,
receiver, dismissed for want of
jurisdiction.
Will Martin and J. T. Kemp
vs. B- F. Bush, dismissed fo •
want of jurisdiction.
Joseph Foster vs. Rufus
Taylor, et. al., judgment foi
$44.00
Martin Mangnese Mining
Co. vs. L. R. Simpson, judg
ment for defendant for nos
session of land.
B. F. Bush, receiver, vs.
Yeatman-Gray Grocer Co.,
judgment for plaintiff for
$139.34.
G. M. Fields, et. al., vs F. ( .
Hoyt & Co., jury trial, verdict
for defendant.
J. A. Carlyle and W. E.
Nash, vs. Jno. W. Ferrill, jury
trial, verdict for defendant.
Jabe Howell vs. Mo. P- Ry.
judgment for plaintiff for
$250.00.
H. R. Rust vs. A. A. Hub
bard, et. al, judgment by de
fault for plaintiff for $175.
Union Bank & Trust Com
pany vs. V. G. Richardson,
judgment for plaintiff for $250 j
and $17.18 interest.
E. F- Decamp vs. Minnie
Pate, appeal J- P., dismissed at
defendant’s cost.
Will Neely vs. Mo. Pac. R\.
dismissed for want of jurisdi
tion.
Fred Osborne vs. Mo. Pac. j
Ry., appeal J- P., continued.
J. H. Pratt vs. J. B. Barn-i
well, appeal J. B. judgment foi
plaintiff for possession of sov
or $12.00
Theo. Fowler, disability of
minority removed.
State vs- Bill Hawkins, gam
ing. plea of guilty, fine $10.
State vs. Clucus Cannon,
gaming, plea of guilty, fined
$10.
The nicest line of strictly new
and fresh groceries at J. H.
Holderbv’s.
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Get a new recruit for the big;
W. O. W. Class and receive a
premium.
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OBITUARY
Brother R. R. Bullington
was born in South Carolina
October 16, 1853. He pro
fessed religion in 1869 and
joined the Missionary Bap
tist church the same year. He
was married to Miss Rebecca
Brogden in 1874, and was or
dained a deacon by the mem
bors of this church a number
of years ago. For twenty
three years he served as Clerk
of this church. Died in the
triumph of a living faith, Oct
ober 16, 1917, age 64 years
He was a faithful meftiber al
ways filling his place in the
church until a few months be
fore his death when failing
health prevented. Be it re
solved. 1st. That we bow in
humble submission to the will
of Tr:m that doeth all things
well. 2nd. That in the death
of Bro. Bullington his wife has
lost a devoted husband, his
children a wise and loving
father and the community a
loyal and upright citizen. He
leaves to mourn his loss a de
voted wife, four sons, three
daughters and a host of
friends. 3rd. That a copy of
these resolutions be sent the
Baptist Commoner and a copy
sent The Newark Journal for
publication; and further that,
a page be set apart in our
church book to his memory.
He was buried at ;Center Grove
cemetery, the funeral services
being conducted by his pastor.
Bro. Fagan Cossy, assisted by
Bro. J I. Martin, amid his
weeping relatives and a host of
sorrowing friends. It can be
truly said of him: “He is
resting from his labors and hi.',
works do follow him.”
J. I. Martin,
J. E. Bishop.
Laura Hugg,
PUBLIC SALE
I will, on the seventh of
November 1917, offer for sale
at Jimerson’s store the house
hold goods, two mares, one
colt, one cow and other things
belonging to the estate of Lil
lie Walker, deceased.
Will also have a lot of mares
and other stock of my own, not
belonging to said estate, for
sale at the same time and
place, and on terms of three
months, with note and approv
ed security.
A. L. McCLARD.
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We Have a $5,000.00 Stock of
SHOES that were bought at
25 per cent LESS than
present prices
We Can Save You Money on Shoes
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For a first class
SHAVE OR HAIRCUT
Go to
BOLES’ BARBER SHOP
J. H. Boles. Prop.
Sharp razors, clean
towels, and first class
b a r b e r s. Your
p a tronage respect
fully solicited. Clean
ing and pressing
promptly done atreas
onable prices.
Journal Building
Main Street
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We are Specialists in ladies’
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The Largest Stock of Ladies'
Ready-to-Wear Suits
and Dresses
of any store in Newport, at prices
that will suit you. Don't fail to
call and see us when in Newport
Rushton Dry Goods Co
NEWPORT, ARKANSAS
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For the next 20 days during the Jackson County Fair he is going to give a big reduction on his
coats, ladies suits and furs so that every woman in Independence and Jackson counties can take
advantage of the most up-to-date, the most stylish, and the most wonderful fitting garments that
ever woman doned. Here you will find Magid Suits, King and Applebaum Dresses, Roberta and
Just-Rite Corsets, and Red Cross Shoes.
THANKING YOU FOR YOUR MOST LIBERAL PATRONAGE
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