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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-28
DIED.

Is BASE BAIL MT Wyandotto{ Club picnic
ut State FAIR Grounds to-day. ttisq
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-28

A fascinating novelty in the manner
OF entertaining occurred this week, the
hostesses being Miss Sue Stifel. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. Louise +. StifeI. and Miss
Nettie Reymann. A progressive party
was the outcome OF chain of cIrcum-
stances and the affair was delightfully."-
charming. The first courses to enjoy
ment were served at the residence OF
Mr.. Stifel on Sixteenth street. and the
later ones at the home Of Mr.. Reymann
on Fifteenth street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-28

Miss Hulda Delaplalnc Is home. after
an extended visit with Washington City
friends. e I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-28

Miss Flora StifeI, only daughter OF
Mr.. William F. Stlfel. of North Main
street. charmlngly entertained n pnrty
of young ladies yesterday afternoon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-28

Misses Kate ana Ella Hunter, arc
home from Cleveland. where they were
the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Earl ogel-
bay.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-28

Mrs. W. n. Frank, OF Twelfth street,
presented her two young daughters.
Misses Lillian and Pauline, to society
yesterday afternoon, between the hours
Of three and six o'clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-28

The Pedro Club was delightfully."- en-
tertained by Miss Flora Morgan, at the
residence OF her parents, on North Main
street, Thursday afternoon. The tro-
phcs for successful scoring were taken
by Mrs. George Ebellng, Miss Annie
Pfarr and Miss Odle Lingaman.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-28

The reception in behalf Of the Home
for Aged and Fricndless Women Thurs
day, was complete success. The la
dies In charge We're Mesdames John
Wagner, Ellen Caldwell, ]. F. PAUL.
George X. Wheat, J. n. Vance, W. II.
Anderson, George Wise. Z. II. Williams,
A. j. Clarke, II. F. Jones, J. A. Bell,
L. E. Sands. A. G. Egerter, W. r. Sti-
fel, Carl N Hamilton, Il. NJ. Strong,
George B. Caldwell, H.. c. Caldwell. 9.
L. Sooy. Thomas Carr, J. II. Llttell,
Hettie List, Benjamin Hildreth; Misses
Belle Mcndcl and Maggie DevIne.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-28

The reception to the Married Ladies'
Euchre Club yesterday afternoon at the
suburban home of 9Ir. James Kelsey
Hall, was the largest entertainment of
the week. Mrs. Hall Is an ideal hostess
and everything pertaining to thorough
enjoyment was In evidence. Tho only
regret came on adjournment. MS 1t then
became known that the last regular
session OF n delightful season had been
had. The prlze-takers In remembrance
of this farewell meeting. were Mrs. A.
F. Hustled. Mrs. Charles Howard Slmp-
son, Mrs. George Adams. Mrs. Charles
Frissell and Mrs. Jacob Grub.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-28

Mrs. Gilmore Brown and Mrs. Mamie
Norton Chapline, both prominent In the
social life OF the city, and whose Indls-
position recently was the cause OF much
sollcitudc. are improving.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-28

Several little dinner parties were CIV
en- during the week In honor of visiting
guests.
The Brinkley argus., 1898-10-13
Ex-Brinkley Girl Married,

At Fort Smith Oct. 9th. 1898 , Miss Ethel Tomlinson was married to Mir. Edward Hunt at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. O. D. Weldon, Rev, A. Ii. Hailey, pastor of 1st. Baptist. church officiating. The pretty bride is a former resident of this place who by her amiabllity won many friends here who wish her all the bliss of a long happy mar ried life. The groom is an attache of the First National Bank, and will make a typical husband. Among the many pretty wedding gifts possibly the most unique and highly prized was large silver table spoon which was a wedding gift to Mrs. Weldon's grandmoth- CT l50 years ago. We extend our hearty congratulations, and wish them continued happiness through their welded life.
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Little Peoples Party.

Thro' an oversight, mention was not made in last week s ARGUS of the birthday party given in honor of our bright little friend Masters Emmett Stuart and Gar land LaBelle, at the home of the latter on Thursday afternoon Sept, 29th. Notwithstanding the sev- ere weather, the little people play ed all of the games and had Joy ous time. Those present were Little Miss Sara Crow, Masters Emmett Stuart, Garland LaBelle, William Jackson, Sidney Nolinger William Allen, Harry Jackson, Jessle Jackson, Lloyd Austin, Fred Rusher, Hilton LaBelle, Robert Johnson.
 The combined age of those pres ent was 99 years. In cutting the birthday cake Master Wm. Allen struck the s.lucky coin. 7
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ATTENTION FARMERS!
FRIDAY, OCT. 2l, ONE O'CLOCK P. M.
TREATMENTS HALL. BRINkLEY, ARK.

This the time and place of meeting of farmers of Monroe adjoining ntes for the purpose coming understanding regard planting of wheat for local 'consumption.
 Addresses and talks will be made by number of promi farmers and the meeting will every way Tho whoave had experience planting wheat will be pee ted tell of it. A pledge agreeing to plant many of wheat will be presented for any present who may h sign it in order make definite and thus fer ndueement of enerprsng people put ina aonf mill.
 The people of Prairie began planting wheat year reports say that they have harvested 30 to 35 bush ar crop of wheat and fine flour mill is operation
 This much the farmers of Prairie county. It that the thousands upon thousands of dollars which Heretofore been the will every oarof remain at home and that they will be able enjoy big of home prosperity finer delicious and nutritious grade of fou- than heretofore.
 Monroe county has by far finer wheat producing land than Prairie county has Now for the meeting
 FRIDAY OCT. 21, AT FIREMAN'S HALL AT PM.
 Talk 1t up and be on hand, You find out then and there get your wheat, what it will you when and how to plant,
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Announcement.

Miss Tackaberry wishes to an- nounce to her prospective patrons that she will begin teaching on Monday Sept. the 5th.
 The Music Studo is located in the Public School building and all pupils desiring a morning hour for study should call early.
 Piano Lesson three lessons each week per month $4.00.
 Vocal Lesson three lessons each week per month $5 .OO.
 Class in Sight Reading three lessons each week per month $1 .00.
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Last Nights Speaking.

Hon. S. Brundidge, Jr., who represents this district in Con- gress, spoke in the opera house last evening to large and appre- ,ciative audience of ladies and gen. tlemen. Mr. Brundidge spoke for lconsluerably over an hour and it was the vredict of all present that a more entertaining and instruc- tive address was possibly never delivered in Brinkley. He han died the great issues of the day in prond manner and related most Interestingly, some of his experiences with Czar Read and
 his Republican cohorts in the i House. MT. Brundldge has, du
 ring his short term in Congress . made most remarkably brilliant | career. It IS commonly said tha
 it was due to his eloquence and energy that Congressman Car
 mack was enabled to retain his seat in the contest with Josial Paterson, the traitorous gold bug. This is only one of the many good works of MT. Brundidge, who is destined to rank at the head o1 N9nonal law mrkers.
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 As the editor sat at his desk "grinding out" copy yesterday the "pitty-a- pat" of little feet by his side caused him to pause q moment and look around and as he did, tiny and beautiful little golden haired girl, just beginning to talk plain laid her hands on our arms and pointing up at the desk top said Mister Fo' o'som, I wan ts to dit up there and write some" Struck with beauty and brightness of the cute little miss the editor took her up in his arms and this is what she wrote: "Just tell lem zat you saw me and gay will kno' ze rest"-Corrinne Smith. She IS the little rosebud that perfumes the happy home of Mir. and Mrs. D. H. Smith and had run away fromethe nurse girl, who had her pSh walking.
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Important Notice.


 During the, past four years we have not made any systematic ef- forts to collect the amounts due us on subscription for the ARGUS be- cause of the shorc crops and hard times; but q change has at last come upon the people; crops are for the most part good all over the country, and we shall expect every one to settle up this fall ; indeed we shall insist upon it and to that end we expect to see every anau ln the country during the season, but how much better 1t would be If you will come aud pay us or send the money to us; it would save us both time and money. Won t you do It We need It and need it bad ly, and must have 1t
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The Little Rock Democrat says "Capt $. l.. Jeffers, Go. 1. 1st. Ark. Vol. has arrived from Van Buren and will enter the Arkan- sas Law School" Capt. Jeffers gave up his studies as student in the State University last spring for the purpose of raising a com pany and entering the volunteer army, which he did Fayetteville Daily.
 Capt. Sam. w. Thompson left for New York Tuesday afternoon in response to a telegram telling of the sudden death that morning of his brother-in-law, .Ir. z. Der gen, the millionaire stave man of New York City. The news came as a shock as 1t was not kuowr ] that the deceased was even SICK. The writer extends sincere sym pathy to Capt T. and family in their bereavement.
 Frank Pursley died at his home on West Walnut St. Mon day morning at 2:20o' clock, after an illness of seven weeks. The burial took place at the cemetery at four o'clock in the afternoon The services were conducted by Rev. T. II. Howard. The deceas ed leaves a wife, two small child ren and an elder son. May Ht who doeth all things we'll, com fort them in their sorrow.
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Important to Ladies.
SOMETHING NEW.

Mrs. H. l. Moore. of Newport, leading mllliner and ladies fur nisher, proposes to suit you ex- actly in selecting your Fail and Winter headwear. Send a pie ture of the hat, the color and des- cription of the trimming and I will seud you, PREPAID by express, the exact hat you want and guar antee to please you, at half the price of other fashionable pattern hats. Send | picture of the hat you want aad aak for prices.
 MRs, Y l.. MooRE,
 Bon Ton Parior Newport, Ark,
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MASTERS SALE.
o.ice is hereby given that on lle


 liru DAY or NOVEMBER 1895, Beiwecn tho hours Of 70 4. M and P. Nj of sail day, hy virtue of and pursuant to jHdsmeut and derrse of the United states Circuit Contt for the Eastern Divisoa of tho Eastern Distlict nf Arkansas. in GDaneery at ihe March terin thereof 1898, in case therein pendieg, n which The Southern Building X Loan Association ard z. b. Nocn were paiuuifs and Lucy # Shoeerait and Geo. shoeerift were defendsnis, will proefel to sell et puslc sale the following described real tate. to-wit:
 East six feel et Lot three, 6 rontius fifty. 5o) lee on the wasf tide oI Main street. and the cast seyentyliy t75l iee of the north Ii If oi Lot io {4 and twoE feet seventy -fiv (753 feet deep of Q. the north side of f c sDn:h haf of i'd Lot for(4l in Rloea thirty v-sixiSs] in the towa of Bsinkley Monroe Cvuniy, ArSaasas together with the im- proponents and all the apjmftenances theratD he- l0aglng, 70 thp highest Aidier fog.cn fJusth cash the halsnce acrAiit oi three nsoslshS tic p,lr~ cliaser giving ap9Foged seeacIty iof shs,4fad pr- chase money.
 >hi.l saie 10 c ;sl the lspat do5f and ,ipon sail |premises in lhe town of Drinsiey N3afee County Arkansas-
 Fms ile iiih day of October is3S. M. l. Siel.hensaa, Mister iu chanecey.
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NOTIONS.

If your child has thln, pale checks, uncertain appetite ard unrestful sleep, it has worms, and curing with strong medicines only makes conditions worse, by irri- tating it's delicate stomach. White s Cream Vermifuge is mild but cer- tain in effect. and is superior tonic as well as a positive worm destroyer. At Dr. V. F. Stump ter'S.
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CHURCH NOTES.
'. LUKEs EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

ST. LUKEs EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Services every Sunday morning at Il o'clock and Sunday school at ten o'clock. Regular services by the Rector, Rev. E. J. P. Will Hams, every 3rd Sunday morning and evening.
 E. J. r. Williams,
 Pastor.
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Stop that barking by the use of Ballard's Horehound Syrup. Ii arrests the cough, allays ilrita- ton of the throat, and relieves congestion of the lungs in day. It is safe and pleasant to taSe and never disappoints. 25c and 50e At DYsV. k. Sumpter's.
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The Argus New Quarters.

The ARGUS is now costly locat- ed III the Shoechaft brick next door north of the post office, and will be glad to have it's friends, both gentlemen and ladies, drop m and pay Il visit and q subserip- ton too, if you feel like it.
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! IF ARGUS
 HAS

More Bona fide subscri' nbers than all other Monroe | county papers combined.
 The news and reading the people want.
 Pages that are clean and clear of objectionable ads.
 This. the largest paper ever published in Monroe county.
 The confidence of the people.
 The finest corps of cores pondents in the state.
 9se place to plant your ad If you want to reach s the People N
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Warning Order.

In the Monroe Circuit court. Hattie Diilyluat, plaintiff. Hence Dillyhnnt, defendant
 Tire defendant, Hence billy hunt. is hereby warned to appear in this court within 30 days, to answor the cousplaint of the plain if, AIathe DillyhHnt
 Oct. , 1S9e
 1T. II MyEEs, .JAs EXCEL,
 Atty for plltf Clerk
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METHODIST.

lst Sunday, filled by Rev. T H. Howard.
 2nd and 4th Sundays by the Pastor, Rev. Graham.
 3rd filled by Rev. T. J. Brickeu.
 Regular servlces of Sunday School and Epworth League Sun day at usual hours. Come.
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THE NEW METROPOLITAN, J. B. ADAMS, Prop.
THE

Most Centrally Located Hotel in the City.
 Brand New FIist-Class and in the Post ,fiiee Brick BloesS.
 Fable Supplied by best of Market.
 Patronage of fra yeling Men Especially Solicited.
 Hates, Sl per day Special price by wscN or month.
 TRY THE NEW MElRNP0LiTAN.
 9ooMg FOR ENST. Nice oiIre rooms in tar Shoecraft lrek block. Rent very reasoaab . Apply to Robt, l4anfortl.
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The Greatest Discovery Yet.

inc Greatest Discovery Yet. ". NJ. Repine, editor Tiskilwa, |iil., Chief" says: We won [ |keep lonse without Dr Kings New us very for Consumption, asngiss and Colds. Expcrinneisies |Siih nlany others, but never < t lihe true remedy until we nsed Dr. Kings New Discovery No otiler |fenedy can take iis place iii u,lr nome, as i'll 1t we have T ccss;siu
 and sure cure for Coughs. Colts,
 Whooping Cough, elc." Itis idle
 'n experiment. with other remedies, Regen f they are urged oil yon aS
 !nst as good as Dr. Kings NeW
 Discovery. They are not sls geo {.
 because this remedy has record
 ei cures and besides is guaranteed It never fails to satisfy. Trili
 bottles free at (. H. Paisley s
 Drug Store.
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If you have a watch out of re- pair which you have given mp all hopes of getting repaired, take 1t to N. Harris, the new jeweler, next door to Leopold's barber shop. He charges you nothing if he does not fix 1t.
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--George Deshazo who has been in the Mississippi bottoms for the past yearis now behind the count CTS of V. " Aliens #busy as a | bee" store.
 1 Rowland & Son, the popular l City Restaurant peope, are we'll equipped in their line. Call on | them.
 IT. J. Brickell is again in the Furniture and Undertaken bus mess at his same old stand. He IS well equipped, master of his trade, and will appreciate your patronage.
 The Pine Bluff band stopped in this city Sunday, enronte for Cairo whore they will furnish mu- /, sic for the Free Street Fair, which lis held there from the 11th to the 1 18th of this month.
 If you have any interest in the welfare of the farmers and want to encourage wheat growing or diversified farming, be sure to 
 attend that mass meetsng Friday at l o'clock Oct. the 21st.
 Rev. $, l.. Holloway and Mes Idamss A. Flora and A. A. Diffey leave this afternoon for Forrest City where they will attend ths Baptist Association as delegates from the Brinkley congregation.
 WANTED - Deputy Organ izers ill Louisiana and Arkansas hfor one of the best Mutual Bene- I fit orders. Pays sick, accidentI land death benefits. Liberal in Itlncements and big pay to right party Address,
 HI. MCARTHUR,
 DRt. Sup Con.,
 Meridian Miss.
 Plan rs rnsF.. $ stp from fhis farnnaos t of ssieknsss. He reports crops gen erally dama- ged and says everything in gath ering, is backward Tn his section. Ite is right Tn accord with the 'wheatgrowing movement and will be one of the many prominent planters ln attendance at tue meet in 5 in Brihlsley Friday, Oct 21st.. THaT BORROWED STEP LADDER :- To the persoon who borrowed my high step ladder from Henry Gold mans residence few weeks since I would like to say that, you will avoid trouble and disagreeable i publicity, by returning 1t to the l place you got 1t from, within z 1 days from date. Take warning. Oct. 9th. w. M. StClair.
 --The immediate friends and acqualntances of Mrs. J G. Mayer gave her quite a susPrise party last night i'll celebration of her birth anniversary. Mrs, Mayer ] who is always a splendid enter 1 tainer tho unapprised of the "swarmng" of her friends, was at her best and was probably as sisted in entertaining by her young daughter, Miss Reina Marie ! While 1t was an informal affair, fall present enjoyed the evening very much.
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BUGKLEN'S ARNICA sALvE.

THE BEST SALVE m The world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhenm, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilb5 lains, Corns. and all Skin Erpp- tions, and positively cures Piles, CT 10 pay pay required It is guaran teed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price p ces is per box. FOR SALE BY c. II Paslay.
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JUST RECiVEB.
First consignmnt of that justly celebrated four EgO Y -AE4 E2Gb& EE

Makes the finest home made bread, cakes, etc, of any hoal made. For sale in sacks or bar rcIs. Try il once.
 Fresh yeast cakes made and for sale 1t all times.
 sAlg0IlEE',s BAKERY.
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THE P
ARGUS Correspond

We have decided to offer a twenty Dollar Odell Type Writer |as premium to the correspon |dent who secures the greatest humber of points, between Feb. l land Dec, ,s29 '98, according to the Following;
 Now, as to the manner of con- |ducting the contest: Every com |munication sent in for publication |vill count 4 points; every new
 tearly subscriber sent i'll will
 ount s points every now subscri-
 ef for six months will count 4
 6oirts, slnd every new subscriber
 Tor three months will count 2 points. At the end of the year |the correspondent having the |greatest number of points will be |awarded the prize. The points
 flor gew subscribers is offered so
 <hat ne correspondent who enters
 tka contest late will have an op-
 portunity to rcatch mp" with the FOtkers. xsss ,s..,...,....,,..... The ARGUS X |dent at all pd es.s $ land surroundl 3 I've are not already represented. We furnish the paper free, also |stamps and envelopes, so that the Correspondent is out absolutely Fothing except little time once
 bach week. If you arc not already
 correspondent and desire to
 Become such, let us know at once
 70 that we can furnish you with ktatlonery and stamps.
 f f he following rules viii govern
 he contest;
 No correspondent will be H-
 lowed to write more than one let
 er each week, except in cases of
 mportant happenings occurring
 toon after the regular letter has been malled. Then it may be Supplemented with another report bnd two letters will be credited. / K No letter will be credited if not Deceived ill time for publication |the week 1t is written, unless we have evidence to show that 1t was delayed while enroute,
 No subscription will be counted |naless accompanied by tho cash. \ A true record of the work of |eaeh correspondent will be kept |by us and all the result published From time to lime. Every corres- |pondent is urgently requested to |also keep q record of his own work so as to compare with the Published reports.
 The contest begins the first week |n February and will close Thurs |day, December %, 1898.
 our object III lnaugurating this contest is to induce correspon- |dents to write every week even fl |the letters arc short. We want |to publish news while it is nows. We will be pleased to furnish |aay information concerning the inatter.
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BRINkLEl
 HAS

Over 5000 Inhabitants.
 Four competing lines of railroads-more than any other city or town in Ark ansas.
 A large Cotton Oil mill railroad machine shops, car works and big lumber mills
 Ice factory, two stave factories, a tannery, gins, and other minor industries.
 Beautiful streets lighted by Arc Electric lights.
 A Fine new Public school building.
 More good people to the square inch than any other city of the same size on earth.
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CATHOLIC.

Services ill the Catholic church every Sunday in the year except the second Sunday in each month by Father A. Demurger.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

ADDITIONAL LOCAL. Miss Della Devan is quite sick, -See J. M. X A Flora's line of Underwear.
 w. M. Hawkins has returned from visit to Hot Springs much improved in health. New Fall Goods of every klnd at J. M. & A. Flora's.
 Mrs. Tom Morris of Monroe, was in the city Tuesday, trading with ARGUS advertisers.
 All goods delivered free to any part of the city.
 J. M.& A. Flora.
 D. w. Kelly of Zent came in Saturday last and paid the printer Another honest and appreciative man.
 Miss Fannie Brown has been on the sick list a number of days, but we hope she may soon be con valescent.
 Master Cleveland Hawkins who has been seriously i'll at the home of Capt. H. A Carter, is a. gain well
 Miss Lizzie Brown who has been visiting Mrs. Geo. Yaney, |feRrned to her home m Newark yestsiaay
 capt Andrews was in the city fronn Snuisburg Monday and Tuesday visitinsH H A Bag gott's family.
 
 When you are sin Brinkl6y y hungry, the City ReStaurant and Lunch Counter is the place to get what you Want.
 Judge Grant Green of Searcy, was in this city Sunday, and paid the ARGUS family very pleasant call. Come again Judge.
 -Charter Oak Cooking Stoves, Wilson Heaters, and Milburn Wagons for sale by,
 J. M. & A. Flora.
 Miss Lilly Mckenzie, of Lit. tie Rock, while enroute for Cot ton Plant to visit relatives stop ,pedt esty wikh frieads over sSuna :. lglehsva EFfens hes ap pie trees that are blooming and bearing the second time. Some of the apples are as large as good sized marbles.
 u A Thompson the travelling representative of the Peoria Coop craze Co. at Clarendon and Mad 7ison, is~in the north this week on business trip.
 Mrs. J. W. Brown, with her pretty little daughter, Hope, re turned yesterday from Mariana, where she has been spending $ week with her husband.
 @Rev. T. J. Brickell filled his Appointment at Andersons Chapel Sunday, and also conducted the burial services of Mrs. Earnest Mckenzie, of Cotton Plant
 WANTED Fresh eggs, bntt6r. chickens and country produce, boughtsf for highest market price by M. w. Olmsted, proprietor of Brinklcy House. 9-l If /-Mrs V. V Allen and bright family of children are now il Little Rock visiting her father, Rev. Rev M. Al B. Umstea who ##asss ##ss re- gently transferred from Newport land giv en charge of the 1st. Meth odist church, north Little Rock Friend V Y. is the "lonesomest hafchelor ili the batcb.u /