The Conway log cabin., 1900-07-10
AZ a recent meeting ofthe school

I At a recent meeting or the scnool 1 hoard Prof. w. T. Suttles, of Vil- ! onia. Faulkner country, was em- ployed as principal of our schools l for the scholastic year commencing September 4.-Heber Jacksonian. A carload of enthusiastic Re publicans passed up the road Satur- day night. They were vociferous- | ly yelling for Mckinley and Rem | mel. until someone asked, What 5 the matter with Ed JeffersonF which silenced them.
 I. E. Martin is trying to arrange for the opening of the guber1iato- rial campaign ill this city. As Jeff Davis opened his campaign here last year and was finally nom mated, it would be fitting thing to open the campaign here between him and Remmel.
 If you don't believe we are sell ing a lot of clothing, mems hats and .,3o pairs of shoes at half of wholesale cost call and see for yourself. We do just what we say. o-2t ]. E. MAKFIN & Co. Prof. A. F. Riley has returned from a canvassing trip in Southern Arkansas and i'll some of the coun- ties north of this. He reports pros pects fine for Central College. Prof. Riley is gentleman of fine address and makes friends for the college wherever he goes.
 We are going to quit handling trunks and have on hand IS ot the very best grade of trunks, which we will close out at actual whole sale cost. We mean what we say.
 o-2t J. E. MARTIN & Co. Toe. the little son of MT. and Mrs. K. B. McCulloch, fell out oi a cedar tree last Friday and broke both arms just below the elbows. | Drs Brown & Westerield set the broken members and Joe is getting along nicely, but will have some trouble feeding himself for while.
 Many of our subscribers are i'm
 mortalizing themselves, Ill our es- timation, by paying up their sub scriptions. They are taking pains to do this now because of our re cent loss by fire. Ill doing this they have shown their apprecla- tion of our efforts and sympathy for friends in time of need.
 Postmaster w. M. Lyon was III the city from Greenbrier a few ago. He told us he could get IF our subscription list at that point exactly as it was before the hre.
 He declared that he did not desire one cent for what he could do toi us out there. Bill Is steadfast friend and never misses an oppor- tunity to oblige us.
 Postmaster Balmat, of this city,
 has kindly volunteered to assist us
 in making up our list at this offlce'
 MT. Balmat is proving to be'one oi
 the best postmasters we ever had.
 By his diligence, devotion to duty
 and obliging manner he has sue
 ceeded in turning all those who op
 posed his appointment into hearty
 supporters. He has done this SC
 far as we know. The change O
 sentiment has been quite remarka
 ble.
 Rev. ]. Loving, of Des Arc IS Il the city, visiting the family of his son, Dr. A. B. Loving. MT. Lov ling is very old man, being borr in 1871 near Lynchburg, Va, but his faculties are well preserved MT. Loving has been a minister lin the Methodist church for many wears. s.-Pine Bluff Commercial.
 Brother Loving was for some time pastor of the Methodist church
 in this city, and was known and loved by wide circle of friends, | w. H. James and family, o Surrounded Hill, formerly of thi' city, will return here oil July F and make their home here i'll the future. MT. James has been en