Newport weekly independent., 1901-08-30

tuesday morning.
 i Cabbage and other vegetables at The Cash Grocery. 110dtf
 J. c, Dowell, of Walnut Ridge, was here Tuesday on business
 FOR sALE-Cash register and piano. For particulars see B. w. Stainback.
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 E. H. Tucker of Golden Lake ar rived Monday night on visit to young lady friend.
 Miss Florence Owen returned to Batesville Tuesday morning after visit to Miss Lillie Randy.
 Miss Cora A. Hess, of Peoria, H., is visiting the family of her brother, F. s. Hess, on Walnut street.
 Farmers and stockmen of this sec tion report that many cattle and not a few horses are dying from pink eye.
 Miss Daisy Munson of St. Louis re- turned home Sunday after pleasant visit with the family of Capt. w. A. Joyce.
 Herman Schott of Batesville was the guest of his brother, Henry, Mon day night, on his way to the St. Louis market.
 Miss Merle Mcclure, of Little Rock, arrived Tuesday noon and is the guest of H. H. Luckett and family of Jack sonport.
 MT. and Mrs. s. w. Reyburn re- turned home to Little Rock Tuesday morning after visiting w. w. Dutton and family.
 Walter Woods, of the St. Louis Glass and Queensware house, was here Monday and left Tuesday morn | ing for Batesville. Judge F. D. Fulkerson passed through here Tuesday morning on his way home to Batesville, after holding court at Powhatan. J. D. Dunlop, the popular court lstenographer returned from Powha- tan Monday night and will remain over here until next Monday. J. w. Sullivan, buyer for the Lesser Cotton Company, took the noon train South on the Iron Mountain Tuesday to call on some of his customers.
 James L. Logan, attorney for the Ferguson Mckinney Dry Goods Com pany, who purchased the Nouss stock, went to Batesville Tuesday. A potatoe's excellence is known by the amount of starch it contains. Try those from Salt Lake-a car load lot just received at The Cash Grocery. 10
 Mrs. Lutie Saxon, who has been taking treatment at the Little Rock sanitarium, arrived Monday night on a visit to her sister, Mrs. Jno. CIaridge. To Buffalo via Iron Mountain route. If desired ticket is good on lake steamer Detroit to Buffalo. See notice of extremely reduced rates in this paper. 63 dtf Among those registered at the Planters Monday night were H. D. Herring, A. L. Coombs and wife, Lit tie Rock; Dr. w. F. Henderson, St. Louis; w. L. Hill, Memphis.
 Miss Maud Stryder, living north of here, was in town Tuesday shopping. She expects to return to Nashville this fall to complete the course in the business college she attended last year.
 The "Bonnerville Southern Rail- Way' which is now the property of the Frisco road, is being extended ten miles in the direction of Newport. The object of this is to reach the rich timber sections. .-Jonesporo Enter prise.
 The books that help young man, or anybody else for that matter, are the books that interest him. There fore a young man must select his own reading, if he is to read with any profit to himself f.-Septembe Ladies' Home Journal.
 M. s. Stuckey and Jno. W. Stayton went to Batesville Tuesday morning to attend hearing of the Nouss bankruptcy case, which comes up be- fore Commissioner Charles F. Cole, when the assets will be prorated among the creditors.