The Newark journal., 1902-01-31

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 Miss Lora Craig left Friday fol Elgin to visit relatives.
 Go to the City Butcher Shop for nict 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.
 Go to John NJ. Martins for fruits of all kinds also fresh lettuce and cab bage every day.
 If you W ant goods at cost come before Febuary 15. Must close them out by that time. G. o. MagnesS.
 Jas. A. Hardy, of Batesvelle, cand- idate for sheriff, was ih town Tuesday and made this office an appreciated call.
 Miss Nora Baker left Saturday morning for her home at Elgin, after q pleasant visit with relatives near Akron.
 Newspapers print some shocking things and it is strange people will in- sist on doing such shocking things Tor newspapers to have to print.
 Mrs. Tom magness, of Newark, re- turned home Monday after two weeks visit to MT. J. Q. Guynn and family.-Newport Independent.
 It is claimed that kissing is danger ous, but we have never heard of more dangerous disease than matri- mony being spread by it's influence.
 This talk about the Filipinos being unfit for elf-government is all wrong. A short time ago they lynched man as nicely aS was ever done in Texas.
 We heard citizen say, the other day, that he hadn't caught cold this winter. We don't wonder at it. He is too miserable slow to ever catch anything.
 c. W Merriwethers, a-good citizen of White River township was in town Saturday. He made this office pleasant call and had hls name enrolled on our subscription list.
 The drill is down 100 feet and is into stuff that is as hard as flint. So hard is this substance that two or three feet day can be drilled. New port News.
 Sheriff John A, Hinkle was down from BateSyille Tu esday and remem- bered the Journal with pleasant call. MT. Hinkle is candidate for state senator and is always welcome visitor
 Squire Thomas Jones was down from Magness Saturday and made this office pleasant call. He is a candidate for reelection and, having made good record, will be hard to beat.
 W. T. Magness X Son shipped ou | eight car loads of cattle for the St. Louis market Tuesday. This is quite large number of cattle to be shipped at one time from small place like Newark.
 D. B. Gire has sold out his barber outfit to J. W, Barton, late of Spring field, Mo. On completion of the building to be erected by Postmaster Crosser he will occupy quarters in the new post office building.
 Some of our young men who stand around on the outside of the church door pulling cigarette smoke will some- time stand around outside of the gates of Heaven until they are closed, and then they will have to smoke some where else.
 The country people do not fully realize the benefits of the rural free delivery system. Rain or shine, hot or cold, their mail is delivered to them every day. There should be more interest taken in this subject Newport News.
 No man has ever been able to ac- complish the impossible feat of riding two horses, going in opposite direct ions, at the same time, but in tace of this fact we hear men say that they intend to vote for Davis and Jones. If they are not going in directly op- Dosite directions we lose our guess. Newport Herald.
 A Boone county editor who claimed to be an authority on grip told his readers that so long as they kept their feet dry they would not have the dis ease. The next day he got commit" nication from a subscriber claiming