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Graham Flour at Rushing Co.'S.
 Take the PIcAYCNE for all the news.
 A slight change in the schedule Sunday.
 Glad to see Mir. Albert Milner able to be out.
 MT. Ed. Gee returned from St. Louis Saturday.
 Fresh preserves, iellies and jams at Rushing Co.'S.
 Capt w. R. Basdcn, of Hope, was up Saturday.
 The political pot will be set aside now for two years
 Old papers for sale at this office at 25 cts. per hundred.
 White Bros. have fine trade in flour. every barrel guaranteed.
 A fresh stock of fine cream candy just received at B L Harwood's.
 White Bros. receive fresh hams and breakfast bacon every week.
 First-cIass heart pine shingles con stantIy on hand A. F.. STANTON.
 White Bros pay cash for chickens, eggs and butter.
 All kinds of iced drinks at B. L. IIarwood's $.
 Fine Java and Mocha coffee at Rushing Co.'S.
 Rushing Company deliver goods promptly to all parts of the city.
 For great bargains-goods at cost, go to Bryan X Bryan's.
 For window shades. curtain, poles, etc, go to Poster X Logan Hdw. Co.
 Misses Trudic Marshall and Hattie McSwain, of Emmet were up Sun day.
 Mrs. Ed Ruark, of Little Rock, visited her father, Prof Levi White, here, last week.
 Judge Geo. r, Smoote left Mon day to attend the Columbia Circuit Court at Magnolia.
 NIT. N. II Hendrix, of Rosston, dropped in and paid for his paper yesterday Thanks.
 Mr. Will H. Law, our jolly and in- defatigable Emmet correspondent was in town Monday.
 \ pleasant call from Mr, Will Gar rett, our live and spicy Lancburg correspondent, Tuesday.
 Our clever friend. Mir. Sewer Warmack, of Willisville, called and renewed yesterday. Thanks.
 NIT. Jno. k. Marsh and wife, of Jackson tp., are up visiting relatives. Capt. Blake is Mrs. NJ. s uncle.
 Capt. John Cloud and daughter, of Okolona, passed through the city Tuesday, going on a visit to Texas.
 Mrs, Joe Bryant and children re- turned home Saturday, after visiting relatives at TcXarkana and Buckner.
 Miss Bernecie Tyree of Emmet, returned home Sunday, after visiting her sister here, Mrs. J B. Crossland. .
 An appreciated call from Mir. Pink B. Jones, of Jackson tp., yesterday, who renewed for his paper. Thanks Bro, J.
 Pleasant call from many friends the past week. Have not space to mention all, if we could remember them.
 Mir. F. B. Rudolph, of Nashville, visited his brother, Ira, here Sunday. Frank changes hut little as the years roll by.
 The returns all came in early, ny Tuesday afternoon, and the jubilant Democrats from all over the county, captured the town. Glad to meet our old friend, j. W. Neil, of Okolona. Thursday. He came over to hear the candidates for Governor speak here.
 As soon as the votes were canvass ed, the steamer Fizer started on its voyage up Salt River, See our ac- count of it elsewhere.
 It is too much to have to scratch for q living and for rclict also. Hunts Cure will not help you in the former else, but will sure cure the itch or it costs you nothing. For sale by Hugh Mopcrief
 J. NJ. Davis, McLure X Co.,, Wal do, Ark, will sell you bedsteads compile with rollers for S2 0O, and chairs for jO cts.
 You can always find just what you want in groceries at the we'll stocked establishment of Rushing Co. s, on West Main street.
 All kinds of fancy turning and fancy scroll saving, done on Shor' notice A. F.. NrAINToN'
 Coffee, Coffee Roasted ano ground for 20 cts per pound at J, II. kershaw $.
 Don't fail To see White Bros be fore selling your country produce If will nay you.