The Newark journal., 1902-01-03

UO1udS 0dilef4.
 Go to the City Butcher shop for nice 1 fresh sausage, pork and steak.
 Thomas, the photographer, gives satisfaction, Everybody says so,
 When in need of anything in the Drug line call at the New Drug Store ]. J. Caldwell.
 Just received d car of L. B. Flour at John M Martins. You will find it will pay you to see him before buying.
 If labor and capital could get toge- ther on an equitable g@ais il would Je a big thing, provided the trusts did not hog the combination.
 J. D. Morgan, a prominent citizen Of Rosie was in town Saturday. Mr Morgan is q candidate for sheriff and will be q hard man to beah
 Thirty Fayetteville business men have pledged themselves to give Sl per month during the winter to assist in relieving the poor of that city.
 J. NJ sisk, president of the Sisk Min ing company of Newark, and wife. visited Mf. and Mrs. C. II. Hogan last fhulsday and Friday. -Batesyille Guard.
 Mrs. C. V, NcMilIlu and daughter. Mrs. t. ". Williamson and children. returned Saturday from Corning. where they spent the holidays with relatives.
 Sherif HinkIe passed through Ire city Friday with the man who robbed Tfvsby ; je%e!Ey stare at Batesytlle Some time ago. lie wac captured at Memphis,
 ]. C. Hollis of Marshall made the trip from that town To Harris0rand return last Friday in twenty-five hours, in buggy. The distance is eightey- six miles.
 Mrs c. ". McMilin made this office | pleasant call Monday and ordered t4e Journal seal t0 her dau gArefs Ms Allie Wallace and Mrs. Bertha Wells. of Corning.
 Thornsberry 4 Gray, of Indepen- denee county is in tho city. lie is candidate fer congress from fAis district. aad E making tAe faee as farmer. Newport Herald.
 sam Hughes, aeood farmer of near sulphur Rock, WAS in tuan Tuesday. He made us pleasant call aud ordered the Journal sent tu his son, j. \. Hughes, oi Bettie, Tex
 United Ssates Senator James II. Berry. "ho @as injured accidentally at NeHburs, Moa recently, is now able t1 sit Up. and aays Ae is getting aloas better than he anticipated.
 The public school building it Gen try was destroyed by fire last Friday morning. II is not known how the fire originated. The loss k estimated al about sl,0oo; this amount being books and furniture. There was nc insurance.
 Tie remains of Henry Leonard, oi oil Trough Bottom arrived from the Indian Territory sunday morning. Lie had been suffering from consump- ton fer some time, and went west iu search of health. The burial took place near his old home Newport Herald
 Judge R. H. Powell, candidate for circuit judge was down from Batesyille Tuesday shaking hands with his many friends and remembered this office in a pleasant and substantial way. Tae judge is a genial, whole-souled gentle man and has many friends here who are always glad to meet him.
 Mr. Keys, agent for the Keys Insti- tule and Commercial Collage, uf Little Rock, was in town Monday in the m trest ot laat great institution Of learning This is one of the finest institutions of the kind in the South and those desiring to take d business course ofStudies would do well to in- yestigate the claims of this institu- tion.
 The first hired man on record was Jacob, who worked for Laban seven years for Rachel" and then the old man paimed of on him another girl he did not want. lie then worked another seven years to get the right one. Hired men who kick on s20 Il month, board and washing, and the privilege of sitting up with the hired girl three nights out of the week, should read tlle stories of Jacob, the first hired man.
 County Committee Meeting.