The Brinkley argus., 1898-10-06

every uuy III the week. E1e VIII have tc fill ont-of-town engage sments soon and if you need work yon had better go at once and ar. range a date with him.
 Rev. Chas. F. Wilson, of Hunter, was here on business Mon- cay evening and was very pleas ant caller at this office.
 MT. Caplener, of Dark Corner was Tn the city OH business Mon- day and reports more rain water on the ground than he has known lbefOre for this season of the year. Finest fresh Oysters and Gel cry served in any style either at restaurant or sent to homes or Eplaces of business at the neatest Restaurant eyer in Brinkley Trotter's place.
 -J. H. Hurst, one of Claren- Idon's prominent citizens and a good old friend of the ARGUS, was l in the city the past week on bus mess and was a pleasant caller at l this office.
 Rev. s. l.. Holloway oc cupied his pulpit at the Baptist church Sunday. He preached practical, forceful sermons, which have ebeen favorably commented by anumber of his hearers.
 If yohr eyesight is defective 1 do not worry any longer. but go at once to N. Harris, fine new jew eler and optician, who will fit you l up with fine eye glasses at only . small cost.
 We are glad to hear of the i'm provment in health of onr esteem ed friend Mrs. M. Kelly who last week experienced the exquisite sensation of q regular old fashion Echill for the first time in IS years
 4Car Loads of bagging and ties just received by Henry Wolf &CO. That is the reason we lead III prices.
 Rev. w. B. Hays, travelling for Godbey and Thornburgh in the interest of the ARKANSAS METH oD1sT, was m thsIB 1lis N
 He was forne v pooi 1ent II this place and his n1ny Warm fFiends are quite glad to see him. Tine strongest and best Wag- on on Wheels, highest in work manship and lowest in price, the Celebrated Florence Wagons. For sale at the Famous, I. Scholem < Co. HI. l.. Baker, Brinkley's up to-date photographer, with his !
 family, has returned from q sum mer's trip to the old homestead On the return he experienced what it means to travel when there is yellew fever abroad in the land He was week making 36 hour trip.
 Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment gives instant relief. It allays in. fiammati0n and heals. It is prompt in its action and positive X in it's effect. It is the kind that Ecures without pain or discomfort It IS for piles only. soc. Tubes.
 75c. At Dr. V. E. Sumpter's.
 We are sorry that by an un Intentional oversight we failed to record the demise of Miss Ruth Cochran, d sister of our estimablt |townslady Mrs. Nick. Lawrence Mss Ruth was worthy daughter i.of Rev. s. l.. Cochran of Searcy She was buried at the city cemetery
 on Saturday Sept. the 24th. Wt offer sincere condolence to the sor rowing relatives.
 --If you really want your watch to keep correct time, take It to \ l Harris, the new jeweler, who wa ! for five years watch inspector fol the Illinois Central Railroad. Ht
 makes no charge whatsoever fo' any watch he cannot thorough.
 repair and regulate.
 ! Prof. E. K. Sewall, of Eldor Iado, aud senior student of Hen | drix College, was in the city thu |latter part of the past week enroui flor Holly Grove, where lie vii take charge of the High School al
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