Newport weekly independent., 1901-10-11
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The Cash Grocery. 147btf
 Dr. R. H. Reid went to Walnut Ridge Monday afternoon.
 Rev. w. w. Young returned to his home at Batesville Monday.
 H. P. Murdock spent Sunday in Lit tie Rock, returning that night.
 T. D. Kinman, Jr., is reported quite sick, being threatened with pneumon- ia.
 Dr. R. M. Black returned to Bates vile Monday, after a trip down in Mississippi.
 Corn and oat chops, corn chops, corn, bran and hay for sale at The Cash Grocery. SObtf
 J. w. Phillips and S. D. Campbell went to Batesville Monday morning to attend court.
 - Miss Geraldyn Owen of Little Rock was here Monday on her return home from Batesville.
 J. M. Stephens, of Craighead county, was here Monday on his way to Sulphur Rock.
 The infant child of Mir. and Mrs. Sprigg Brown, living eight miles south of here, died Sunday.
 B. R. Goodwin and E. S. Mcdonald, of Batesville, were registered at the Planters Saturday night.
 Mrs. H. A. Mehnert left Sun day for St. Louis, where she will visit rela- tives and friends for ten days.
 Thos. Hays, of Trenton, Tenn., is visiting the family of his brother, George R. Hays on Walnut Street.
 John Glass, Lee Moon, Justice Thos. Toler and A. J. Shell represented Swifton in the county seat Monday.
 Victor Mrs. E. P. Tetwiler spent Sunday ao Grand Glaize, the guests of A. Weaverford and family.
 Miss Aggie Mastin, of Sulphur Rock, returned home Monday morning after visit to Passmore White and family
 Francis Johnson, of Little Rock, attorney for the Iron Mountain, was here Monday on his way to Batesville.
 P. H. Maroney and P. w. Mclean, officials of the Iron Mountain arrived Saturday to join fishing party from here.
 Miss Ella Barnwell of Batesville left here Monday noon for Cameron, Ind. Ty., where she will teach music this year.
 J. c. Miller and wife of New liar mony, Ind, were here Monday on their return home from a visit to Batesville. Tom billiard, who has a good posi- tion with the Little Rock Compress Company spent Sunday in this city, returning that night.
 N. E. Duffey was here Monday with his daughter, Miss Nora, whom he is taking to Memphis, where she will en- ter St. Agnes Convent. Mrs. Joseph Balmaz went to St. Louis Sunday night to meet Mrs. Rob- ert Askew and son Heber, who are expected home in a few days. Colonel V.Y.Cook of Elmo was here Monday, leaving for Little Rock, where he will attend the annual meet ing of the ex- x-Confederate Association. | F. P. Shipwith, buyer for the George Taylor Commission Company on the Batesville branch, and young gen. tleman with many friends in this city, spent Sunday here.
 Captains l. E. Russell and w. A. | Joyce and c. R. Hite were appointed appraisers of the Joe Wheeler, adver- tised for sale this afternoon by the holders of two deeds of trust. Clearing Sale this week. Prices cut in half. No regard for profit. We are selling China at less than first | cost. This week only. Don't miss it.
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 The rainfall at Fayetteville Satur day was 1.56 inches according to tele gram received by Captain Joyce, but this will not do much for White river, which now stands at O3 below zero.
 J. B. Osborn, travelling for Wolfe Bros., of Kansas City, who has been making this town for five or six years, and has many friends here,