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Best Doc. tobacco in town, at
White Bros
Mr.. J. +. Brooks returned from
market last week.
Mr.. V. NJ, Davis, the Waldo mcr-
chant, was up Sunday.
Saturday morning there was some
ice, and Sunday was quite cool.
Miss Ella Phillips, of Emmet, is
visiting Miss Hesterly johnson.
A pleasant call from Mr.. J. X.
Wicker, of Honeaville, Monday.
Miss Edna Shankle visited Mrs.
W. G.. Lewis, at Hope, last week.
Kraut, key pickles and old yam
potatoes at White Bros.
Wood and metallic collins and un-
dertaker's goods, at Scott & Dunn's,
We want 100 bushels of cotton
seed. WHITE BEos.
Miss Fannie Brock, of Murfrees-
boro, is visiting relatives and friends
here.
Quite crowd up from Chenille
to-day, at special term of county
court.
Poem elsewhere, Pass it Along
as to the best paper, is humorous
and "catchy."
Attorney Guy Nelson is building
a neat residence, adjoining the Meth
odist parsonage.
Rev. j. II. Cason spent several
days at Hope last week. The Saliva
ton Army was there.
Mr.. w. +. Howell. one of Bough-
toms solid farmers, has our thanks
for renewal Saturday.
Trains have been very irregular
on the Iron Mountain the past week.
on account of the floods.
Glad to add Mr.. Jas. T. Steele to
our list of subscribers. He is one Of
our most interprising farmers.
For drugs, school books, ETC., 90
Geo. w. Terry's, headquarters, peo-
pies drug store.
For best furniture at lowest prices
call at Scott q Dunn's. Front street,
Prescott, Ark.
Good meals, only 25c., at all
hours, at restaurant of Mrs. Joe
Kershaw, Hope, Ark.
See the splendid line of mems
neckwear, collars. cuffs, white and
flannel shirts, at r. l.. Blakely's.
Received at Mrs. kirkland's, all
the latest STYLES in spring millinery.
Call and examine before purchasing.
1t will pay you to see us before
selling your eggs, butter, chickens,
etc. WHITE Bros.
We learn from Mr. w NJ Downs the
ferryman, that Mr. George Grayson.
of Okolona, died Saturday night.
Friday, Mr.. J. b. Evans moved
into his residence, just above A. w.
Moncrief's, and began housekeeping.
Mr.. Clarence W. White. of Dodge
City, Texas, was visiting his uncle,
Capt. W. Il. White, here. last week.
Thanks to friend c. G. Blllingsly
for renewal Monday. He is one of
our best and most substantial farmers.
Elder Granville Jones is taking
short vacation, visiting ms old haunts
in Clark, Sewer and Pike counties.
Messrs. Sam and Ed Gee have
drawn out of Gee Bros store, and
Mr.. VIM. Gee is now running it
alone.
Miss Matte Owen, of TeXarkana,
spent Saturday and Sunday here,
the guest of her friend, Mrs. w. II.
Terry.
The time for fishing parties and
picnics is at hand, and soon the
young folks will enjoy rare fun going
out together.
Mrs. Fannie l.. IIarwood is dan
gerously sick, Her brother, Mr..
Thomas Cobb, of Texarkana. ar
rived Monday.
buy directly from manufacturers,
and down all competition.
Gro. W. TERRY,
Peoples Drug Store.
Ladies', gentlemen's, misses and
children's shoes in endless variety at
X. l.. Blakely's. Fine and medium
goods a specially.
WANTED! A gentle and young
buggy horse, medium size. Inquire
at my residence or at PIcAYrNE Of
fee. +. Nj. SMYTH.
We have just received a fine sup
ply of new job type, also big lot of
good stationery, and can please in
style and prices. Send in your or
ders.
This is to certify that |, L. \.
Stockton, am no longer responsible
for =. +. Stockton's, (my wife) CON
tracts. /. A. STOCKTON.
March 10, 1890.
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