The Newark journal., 1902-01-17
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 Go to the City Butcher Shop for nice fresh sausage, pork and steak.
 For fine stationary Toilet articles etc. go to J. J. Caldwell, Druggist.
 c. 0. Magness is closing out at cost. Now is the time to secure yaur bar gains.
 L. w. Penix, c. c. Burgess and John Ramsey, of Newport was in town Thursday.
 Go to John NJ Martins for fruits of all kinds also fresh lettuce and cab bage every day.
 Not single county candidate has made formal announcement in Mont gomery county yet.
 J0b had his patience sorely tried, but he never lost his collar button at an inopportune moment.
 Some people are like blotters; they receive many good impressions, but drive no benefit therefrom.
 H. E. James and Will Segler, of Elgin, were in town Wednesday and made this office q pleasant call.
 Squire J. T. Tharp orders the Jour nal seut to his m0ther-in-law, Nils Madora West, of Franklin, Tenn,
 If you want goods at cost come before Febuary l5. Must close them out by that time. C. o. MagnesS.
 Many sensible women falls in love merely for the purpose of convincing some fool man Of her ability u dc sO
 Regularity in the focal has become thing of the rast. We don't believe it has past here on time in two weeks
 Some men have the faculty of seiz- ing common occasions and converting them into extraordinary opportunities
 John Austin has bought out the resturant business from Ulis Warren and will continue the business at the old stand.
 Dr. James Byrum, left Tuesday for Asher, Okla, where he expects to locate. The Journal will follow him,
 George Holderby and Charley Mag ness have had dredge boat built and will engage in pearling. Here's hoping they'll strike it rich.
 Our old friend, ". s. Moore, was down from Sulphur Rock Wednesday and reports everything quiet in that flourishlng little burg.
 Miss Narcie Lenehan orders the Journal sent to c. E. Heating, of The Gums, Miss, for SIX months and deposited the necessary coin with the cas- slier.
 Over fifty counties have adopted the uniform day, March %, for primaries and there is no reason to doubt that the remaining counties, less than twen- ty-tive, will do likewise.
 Senator Berry of Arkansas was on the floor of senate Monday. This was his first appearance since his severe accident while on visit to his home during the holiday recess.
 Mrs. Bettie Moore requested that the Journal 5e seEtto Sam Meyers, at San Antonia, Tex, for one year. Her requst was accompanied by the cash, for which she will please accept our thanks.
 FoE RENT. A farm, situated on White river, ill Big Bottom township, containing 75 acres of land in cultiva- tion. Good house and barn and good we'll water Will rent at S375 per acre. Cash rent. Apply to k. T. Mag ness Newark Ark.
 4 big office building of twenty stories in New York had water bill of only six cents for six months. By means of I pipe, it had been stealing it's water during that time. The practice is said to be quite common among the New York millionaireS who own big huild- ingS.-
 The man who raises ali the corn he wants 10 use and some to sell, who has an extra hog or two, who always has a few potatoes, peas and things of that character for the market is never hard up, as compared with the man who puts all of his efforts to cotton, and expects to buy nearly everything he has to live upon.
 President Roosevelt served notice that he will not approve any legisla- tionh having for it's purpose the vindi- cation of Rear Admiral Sehley. He emphaticaIly told some members who called at the White House that any