The Newark journal., 1902-01-24
IN THE LOCAL. FIELD.

The City Meat Market for all kinds of fresh meat.
 It is easy to oe liberal with what you do not own.
 The love of home is the beginning or true patriotism.
 Harmon Gire made a business trip to Newport Thursday.
 George F. Crosser had business at the county seat Tuesday.
 When yon need fresh staple or fancy groceries call at John NJ. Martins
 ". J. Bryan says that the next democratic fight will be on imperi- alism.
 The passenger was late Thursday morning and did not arrive until F o'clock.
 Feed! Feed! A car load of No. l. timothy hay for sale at Murphy X Moore's.
 Clarence Adams is seriously i'll with pneumonia at his father home at Oil Trough.
 F. NJ. Barnes, good citizen of Oil Trough, was in town on business Thursday.
 Cal. Seward and wife are both re- ported to be dangerously sick with pneumonia.
 When in need of any thing in the Drug line call at the New Drug Store j. J. Caldwell.
 You will find the most complete line of men and boys hats in town at John N Martins.
 All kinds of produce, hides and fnrs bought at Murphy & Moore's. Give them call when in town.
 John Rogers, or Elgin was in town Monday looking around. The gentle man is prospective citizen,
 Polk X Williamson'S new saloon which was opened the first of the year is doing a good business.
 John T. Foot was up from Newport part of this week and made this office q pleasant call Wednesday.
 Miss Ruth Arnold returned to her home at Newport Sunday after a pleasant visit with relatives here.
 The tobacco trade of the United States is making a vigorous fight against the proposed tax reduction.
 Everything nice and clean at J. H. Holderby's City Butcher Shop. Your patronage solicited. Come and see ne.
 To the great surprise and delight Of the travelling public the local has been strictly on time every day this week.
 Mrs, Frank Reed returned to her home at Batesville Saturday after d pleasant visit with her aunt, Mrs. k. J. Magness.
 Our good friend w. s. Moore, of Sulphur Rock, was in town Wednes- day and reme mbered this office with d pleasant call
 The Jackson county grand jury, which has been in session about d week, had returned as indictments, up to noon Wednesday.
 Hardly day passed but what from two to eight carloads of steel rails are carried up for the new railroad exten- sion above Batesville.
 Always spend your money at home for things you can get here. Your mer- chant here is responsible to you You have DO recourse on strangers.
 MT. and Mrs. ]. P. Magness and Mrs. E. J. Magness made this office pleas ant call Wednesday and the ladies each left an order for visiting cards.
 There is a new candidate for circuit judge in tho field, in the person of W. E. Beloate, of Walnut Ridge. His will appear next week.
 Constable James Childers of the Point was in town Monday and made the Journal a pleasant call He re- ports every thing quiet in bis neigh borhood.
 The Melbourn Times says: "Ihe most prominent questions one now hears are twill the railroad hurt Mei- bourne.' and "Where will the best town De on the road?'
 The residence of Mir. l. $. HandfGrd had narrow escape from fire last "Wednesday. The fire caught from a stove in bed room on the second floor and the furniture and interior decorations were ruined, but little other damage was done to the build tpg g-RatpSvilla Rec