News Supplement.
SPEAKING OF CANDIDATES.
Candidates
lows:
Will speak as fol
March 14th
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Hunter,
Mayberry,
Cotton Plant,
Howell.
Tip.
DoView.
Snapp.
Riverside.
Point.
Augusta.
GRAYS.
Received too late for last week.
Ch.i . M. Tyrone of Wiville is
acting as deputy post-master
under post-inaster Stewart.
W. P. Musgrove was in .Augus
ta Monday.
Mrs. :,J. HI. Angus and Miss
Cock . »f Memphis visit'
H. Cr. . aturday and Sum a,
Mrs. Miller left Monday a. in.
for a visit with relatives in Tean.
T. A. uithofTip transac:- -1
busin> in frays Friday.
Phil Vngolo who has been
(juite ill with Bronchitis is im
proving.
TIP.
tteeeivetl too late tor last week.
w’. this for spring.
S. E. Jones was down on busi
ness Tuesday.
There is at present, we believe
no sickness at all in our vicinity.
G. P. Wood and P. P. Wright
ouch shipped a car-load of timber
Saturday.
Henry Chappell slid Robert
Davis were at ‘the ^veiling Satur
day night.
Maynard Eppc rson is again in
our good country. He knows
where t’iie good country is.
Our school/ is progressing
nicely, there being a good at
tendance when the weather will
admit.
G. P. Wood bought two whole
• bales of hay Monday. We sup
pose he intends to feed his cattle
on hay.
E. M. Fowler and family and
Mrs. J. Z. Fowler were visiting
in our neighborhood Sunday and
Monday.
T. A. Smith’s father was over
the first of *the week and took
charge of the store while Iris son
attended court.
C. P. t 'la'ppell killed 13 black
birds at one shot and crippled,
i probably a dozen more. How’s
! that for a tie hacke’*?
William Martin and Andrew
Wood "were calling on their best
girls Sunday, we suppose, for
they went .that way.
Anion the people to visit Co!
t 1 Pi r. r,■ first of •(■ week,
ai court, v> note: T. A. Smith,
.T. E. Barnett, F. B. Winfree, J.
H. Elam.
T. . Martin made severa
ousim tj-ips to DeViefv ane
surroi iug neighborhood ■ >
ceutly. But now, he’s gone to
the "rich” sand hill.
A man who rents land to a
farmer and will not keep a fence
or the man who will not furnish
..■is venters without a mortgage
on all their stock s. mid not have
any land.
Many of our enterprising
farmers begun sowing tlieir oats
the first of the week, but were
stopped by the rain, huii, sleet,
snow etc., that fell Monday
night and Tuesday.
If the ground would ever dry
(jut and it would quit raining our
farmers would push things to
the front in the farming line as
some of them haven’t had the
chance to do much work for
some-time.
Our spelling match has become j
very interesting, but there is
not as good order as should be at
times. But this can soon be
overcome and the spelling will
be a great help to everyone that
takes a part.
A Letter From A Subscriber
I am sorry that Tip Corres
pondents didn’t yet around in
time. I am afraid the big lawyer
has tried to spit such a big word
that he got choked and the kid
had to fan him so he could breathe.
I am sure the kid will attend to
him. Success to the News and
our next representative, E. C. K.
A subscriber that gets his
mail at Tilton. .
: ou will never wish u take
another dose of pills if you once
try Chamberlain’s Stomach &
Liver Tablets. They are easier
| to take and more pleasant in ef
I feet. t cleanse the st r eh
i and i ate the liver . id
bowels. For sale by Dr. Neal of
McCrory and A. S. Thompson of
1 .DeViev. Arkansas..
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ROUTE
THE NEW LINE BETWEEN
The EAST and
Double daily Wide Vestibuled
Trains between
Memphis and Ok=
lahoma Territory
Close connection at ten junc
tion points with trains in ail
directions JVort}i, Son lit, East
and West. Pullman Sleepers
and Pree Reclining Chir Cars on
all trains. The very best line to
Hot Springs, .Irk,
GEORGE H. LEE, J, F. HOLDEN,
Gen'l Puss, and TUt. Agent. Traffic Manager.
HENRY WOOD General Manager.
LETTLF ROCk, ARK