Newport weekly independent., 1902-04-04
/ ABOUT PEOPLE, MAINLY. \

urday Ill Newport.
 R. A. Scott, of Walnut Ridge, came down Saturday night.
 o. $. Lawrence came up Thursday from TeXarkana on visit to his wife.
 Catchers' Mits and basemans and telder's Gloves, at I. D. Price's. 294- b
 Mixed Lawn Grass and Blue Grass, at l. D. Prices 294-b
 For Sale, No. 7 cook stove, good as new, apply at this office. dtf
 George Hillhouse went to Bates vile Wednesday morning on legal business.
 J. R. Montgomery sold a nice pearl Monday to Mir. w. D. Burd tor $400.- Back Rock Blade.
 Take the Iron Mountain Route for Dallas. Leave Newport 4:42 a. m., arrive Dallas 7:15 p. m.
 RACol. V. Y. Cook was in Newport Saturday on his way home from a visit in Eastern Arkansas.
 Vic Axe went to Little Rock to spend "Good Friday" no market reports being received on that day.
 Parlor Lamps, Library Lamps and Kitchen Lamps, at l. D. Prices. Also full supply of lamp fixtures. 294-b
 Reach's Seamless, American Asso- i lol He at I. D. Price's. All guaranteed. 264 b
 l. D. Price now has a full supply of Fishing Tackle and Basej Ball Sup plies. 294b
 Stop over allowed at all points en- route in Arkansas on tickets reading over the Iron Mountain to Dallas.
 Mrs. Lacy Tighlman returned to Little Rock Saturday noon after a visit to her father7s family.
 Mrs. Guy Brown and son, Linnville, lett Saturday noon for visit of sev eral weeks to her parents at Des Arc. Mrs. K. A. Neal, who has been visit ing her son Jno. D. Neal and family, returned home to Searcy Saturday noon.
 J. II, Biel and Newt O'Neal, after spending several days at the races, re- turned from Little Rock Thursday night.
 Miss Edith Handford, who has been wishing Mrs. Arthur FeIs for several days, returned to Batesville Friday afternoon.
 Jas. s. Mckee and w. F. Bishop of Muscatine, Iowa arrived Wednesday morning and were registered at the Hazel
 The river Wednesday had very nearly reached stand, showing a rise of but 4 of foot. The guage re port was 165 feet.
 Mrs. J. G. Walker and little daugh- ter Josephine returned "Wednesday noon after visit ng the formers sister, Mrs. c. s. Abro and family at Poplar Bluff.
 Mrs. c, P. Horner left Tuesday nj sht for her home in Baltimore after spending a pleasant winter in New port with her relatives, the WiImans family.
 A E. Shotfner, the veteran politician from Weldon, was here Friday to at tend the speaking. He is wearing in conspicious place a button of James k. Jones.
 Late books for rent, at I. D. Price's, "The Conquerer," "Sr Richard Cal mady,' "Tne Colonials," "Wolfville Days," Battle of the Strong" "The PerVerts." 294-b
 w. K. Surridge. of Walnut Ridge, came down on No. 8 Wednesday and received the congratulations of his many friends here upon being elected county clerk of Lawrence county.
 Dr. J. H. McCurry, one of the num- erous candidates for assessor, while in Newport Friday, paid this office a call aIl ld subscribed for the DAILY INDIE PENDENT to be sent to his address at Grubbs.
 That the old hens in this neck of the woods have called off the strike and gone to work is evidenced by the fact that there were shipped from this place Monday 50 cases or 1900 dozen ggs.-Newark Journal.
 Pearls, barOques and