The Newark journal., 1902-01-17
IN THE LOCAL FIELD.
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AudIuo DTOS are new SuDScfiDer.
 John Foot was up from Newport Sunday.
 George Witt, of Cord, spent Sunday in the city.
 The City Meat Market for all kinds or fresh meat.
 Attractions at ths race track seem to draw large crowds. When yon need fresh staple or fancy groceries call at John NJ. Martins
 Bob Cargil has moved to Cord and will engaged in blaeksmithing at that place.
 Heat generates motion. If you don't believe it, pick upa red hot poker.
 Feed. Feed A car load of No. l. timothy hay for sale at Murphy & Moore's.
 Miss Lora Craig returned Sunday from visit with relatives and friends near Elgin.
 Mrs. pr. J. r. Dorr died at her home near Dota Friday of last week from pneumonia.
 When in need of anyth ing 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 II. Martins.
 Laburn Nichols orders the Journal sent to his mother, Mrs. N. (. Nichols, of Cave City.
 All kinds Of produce, hides and furs bought at Murphy X Moore's. Give them call when in town.
 The young people enjoyed party at the residence of MT. and Mrs. C. W. Coe Thursday night.
 Miss Nora Baker, of Elgin, passed through the city Sunday, en route to Akron, to visit her grandmother.
 Ollie Powell left Sunday evening for Mississippi after spending couple Of weeks with relatives at this place.
 Everything niee and clean at J. H. Holderby's City Butcher Shop. Your patronage solicited. Come and see me.
 Mr. and Mrs. Ebert Arnold enter tained the young folks with d party Friday night which was an enjoyable affair
 W. k. Farsel requested that his name be enrolled on our fast growing subscription list. We comply with pleasure.
 C.. E. Lenehan and Miss Narcie LeGehan, of Sulphur Rock, were in town Saturday and made this office very pleasant call.
 J. H. Clark handed the chief guy a dollar Friday with the request that his name be enrolled on our sub scriptian list. Thanks.
 Squire J. E. Mccoy, of Logan town ship was in town Saturday and made this office pleasant call He will hearafter read the Journal
 Always spend your money at home for things you can get here. Your mer- chant here is responsible to you You have no recourse on strangers.
 The farmer who brings somethin to sell every trip he makes to town, is the one who succeeds and does not have to give a mortgage. It pays to live at home.
 Mrs. B. II. Adams and niece, Miss Bessie Adams, made this office very pleasant call Tuesday, and Miss Bessie ordered the Journal sent to her ad dress at Oil Trough.
 The Arkansas legislature only voted $500 for worlds fair exhibit. With a manager who has got d milion-dol lar hump on him this small appropria- tion may be considered as very en- 
 The New York legislature is wrest- ling with the problem of public flirting. A bill has been introduced to make it d felony; but We are curious te kaa# how the courts would decide what flirting is.
 At a depth of 1000 feet, the drill struck d black substance that is large ly impregnated with sulphur. We may get health resort in Newport. if we strike sulphur water especially if 1t is hot. Newport News.
 Mrs, Maggie Shirey made this office pleasant call Friday. She helped us along financially by depositing a dollar and ordering the Journal sent to her sister, Mrs. Hattie Meyers, of DJacl- Poely Many thapkc