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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-28
OLD ponINiUS iiSE

OLD DONINIUN line VI
Nv. Richmond foot OF ASH ST daily 100 r, 81.
Leave Newport News.................,S:0o A. NJ,
arrive :01 A.
Connects with main line steamers leayina
Norfolk Tor New iork daily except Sunsea
1860 4. Vi. Connections Also mace by NJ 4
w. Ry. l.. 81, and {. ~ .. Ry. at& Pm.
Nigh; Line steamers stop AZ Clarsmont te
land or receive passengers on signal, and
VIII be mel by Ul!c conveyance. sesteA
VIRGINIA SAvIGA1I0N Co.-James Rlysf
BY daylight FOR Nor!olt and Old Point. Nsw-
port News and all James RIVER landings
Steamer leaves !. Wednesday and
Friday ~ 200 a. ". Freight received sor
all James River landings phons Madison 74y
Main Ticket orice. So. - Main street. s.
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Dlbioenh AoticeS.
OFFICE
The Virginia Fire & Marine
Insurance Company.

Richmond. Va. December 90, islI.
DlViDEND-THE DIRECTOItS OF
this company have declared 4 semi
annual dividend of five per cent.
lsl.2o per share. and free from taxi.
payaole January LIST next, to stock
ho!uers of record December 20. 1911.
transfer books closed from this
cate to January 3. 1912. Inclusive.
Dividend will BIO mailed to stock.
hoiders. Changes of address shouId
mo notified the company.
MM. II MCCARTHY. Secretary.
Bank of Commences and Trns,.
The REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVI-
dend OF Y per cent. has been de-
Giared by this bank. payable on JAN
o<>ni q l9l2. Checks VIII be mailed
RIO. NJ KENT. JR..
Cashier,
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Jpr SALE

Jfnr Sale
TWO SECOND HAND RUNaHofITss
one top buggy and several wagons,
All In good repair anu painted. These
are bargains. a. MEYEP's SONS. 7sl
EAST Cary Stree.
WAGONS 10 SUIT roy, RUBBER
son BROS. 6l5 Hrook Avenue.
FINE CARRIAGES BUSINESS BUG
Se .i' aii Kinds OF wagons. carriages
n nntr wagon repairs. automobile re.
work Reasonable prices. w. g
SMITH SMITH & CO. 3l4 n. Fifth Street.
FROST PROOF CABBAGE PLANTS
oehVered In Virginia and North Car
oIha' sl.i0 per thousand; sure mead
Is; o ~ In lots OF so plants.
s. c. -es 49,
FOR SALE. TWO TOP WAGONS. $40
ana Sio: TWO rubber-tired runabouts.
go anu Si5: two top buggies. S35 and
Sov. These are great bargains n
MEYER SONS. 73l Z. Cary Street.
SECOND Han D MACHINERY BOUGHT.
sold and exchanged. /. BLUFORD s.
co. 1882 East Cary Street
ONE sLIGHTLY-USED. STANDARD
nre-proof safe. cheap for cash. Box
l2S. CITY.
GALAx LEAVES. BEAUTIFUL FOR
christmas and wedding decorations,
hailed anywhere at 2oc. per hundred
leaves Send in your order to-day.
OSCAR BELL. Tuxedo. N. C.
FOR SALE. FINE DRUG BUSINESS,
IN nice growing country town. APP
ply l. $50. care Times-Dispatch.
SMlTHFlELD SAUSAGE, THE SAU.
sage with the flavor at your grocer's.
SEE OUR 1912 LINE OF VEHICLES.
we know they VIII please you, both In
style. comfort and Durability. Lowest
prices. ~. MEYERS SONS. 731 East
Cary Street
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE. MONDAY,
January /. 1912. at 10 o'clock. Hay,
Ing decided to give up the dairy bus
mess. VIII sell at public auction, on
my premises. on the Darbytown Road.
near the city. my entire dairy, CON
sistinS OF % good milch cows, mostly
Holsteins. giving from 1-2 gallons
milk per day to gallons per DAY:
seven le-gallon milk cans. In good
order; two 5-gallon cans, in good or
der. three milk pals. one milk cool
er. In good order; one milk wagon,
one two horse round swill tank. good
tank, in good order: one two-horse
farm wagon. one two horse wagon
with hay rack attached, one riding
disc corn worker, two good work
mules. one fve-year- sorrel horse,
one four-horsepower gusolene en-
CINE Terms: cash. Owner. JOHN /.
SHURM: Auctioneer. CHARLES e.
STRANGE.
FOR SALE, SET OF FURs FOR sIa.
value $50: large cape, pillow muff.
Address H Gs2 care Times Dispatch.
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NeaI G5tate llantfb

- Ir,;5,;~---SS,
20 FEET OF LAND ON BROAD
street east of Harrison. What Of
fers? Address TO care Ti,nes.
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7Duily. tWceEdays. Sundays only.
All tfains &c or from byrd Street Station
except trains leaving as a. IN. and arriving
u. 50 niEhsj Gtop Mt 2iSa. Tina of arrivals and
departures not i.ierEntesd. REED she sgns.
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5ituatiOnS 1Aantfb, apaIe

OFFICE MAN WOULD LIKE, TO IN
vest couple thousand dollars in es-
tablished business. with services j
I'll. care Times Dispatch
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Rppll,a ,iiur laent

TWO BBAuTlF0L1 ROOMS. T0RNfsH.
cd or unfurnlshed, with all convent
onceB. ll6 N. Third Street ~.
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Professional I1elp llIanten

TEACHER OF EXPRESSION AND
voice for Georgia public school /;
$40 to 500 per month. Full particu-
lars at once. SHERIDAN'S AGENCY
Greenwood S. c. -l1'
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FLATS 1llantrn

4 FURN1sHEDL, FLAT, con.
sisting OF two bed rooms, sitting
I'll room and bath ] 716i 1care Times
4 Alsp aatont Z; M /.
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SritAYED FROM Geo A EAST LEIGH
Street. red and white setter dog;
feather collar and Richmond licens
rag Liberal reward IL returned to
iiOGG'S DRUG STORE, Fifth ana
Marshall.
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WOULD LIKE TO BECOME PARTNER
Times Dispatch
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I9clp lNanreb, G3aIe

W 4 ST ED. YONG MEN 70 LEARN
the automobile business: positions
secured competent graduates. RICH
MoND AUTO SCHOOL. oo3 Graham
Street
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IeIp ( -.unleu, jtsmaIc

sHoRTH1ND. TY1P'EfWR1TTfNIG, spell.
ing. English. Mimeographing, and
fling--all taught under life scholar
snip for only SIS. MASSEY BUSI-
NESS COLLEGE.
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FOR SALE. TWO TOP WAGONS, $40
and Si5: two rubber tired runabouts.
go anu S45: two top buggies. S35 and
SoV. These are great bargains a
MEYERS SONS, TAI L. Cary Street.
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FOR SALE. SET OF FURS FOR sl3,
value $50: large cape. pillow muff.
Address II 6s2 care Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-28

WANTED. EXPERIENCED MALE
atenogrhpher. Apply own hand
Wiling, with reference; state salary
expected. Address Drawer sal. DAN
VIE, Va.
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w ANTED. TO SELL A GOOD FRAME
building, with slate roof. TO Some
contractor or builder with the un-
Outstanding that same is to be NOV
ed by March !. WALLER & BERKE-
LEY, No. IS North Eighth Street
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STRAYED FROM HOGG'S DRUG
Store. female beagle hound; very
short legs. long body, black and
white, with tan head: name "Speck..
Reward IL returned to HOGG'S DRUG
STORE.
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LARGE. BRIGHT. ATTRAC TIV ID
room. 10 gentlemen; second apart
ment. 20l L. Franklin H
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GOOD CHEF FOR HOTEL
IN North Carolina town. Stnte expe-
ricnce and salary expected. G 635,
care Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-28

START THE NEW YEAR BY A
course in Bookkeeping. Stenogra-
ply or Telcgraphy at S02 East
Broad Street. New term begins Jam
uary I'd. MASSEY BUSINESS COL
LEGE.
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Want Ad Rates
RpSt ann Jiaunn

LOST. Fl. E., iS-sIzE. GOLD Gents
watch: Rireside Waltham movement;
fancy dial. Reward IL left at sos
East Main Street. e
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WANTED. BY BOY. II YEARS OF
age. position In drug store: two
years' experience: best of reference
furnished. State salary. Write L.
CARLTON WHITLOCK, Box 3O5.
Farmvllle, Va. Richmond location
preferred. Soda fountain and book
keeping e1perieDce also
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WANTED. POSITION AS BOOKKEEP-
er or office man by young man with
references and experience. II 6e3,
care Times Dispatch
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TWO HALL ROOMS, GENTLEMEN
uso OF bakh. lO7 North Third
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LOANS ON DIAMONDS. JEWELRY
SlLVERWARE. ETC, AT LEGAL
RATE OF INTEREST," PAWNBROK-
ERS TICKETS REDEEMED BUSI-
NESS CONFID ENTAIL EOUITABIE
LOAN SOCIETY, EIGHTH AND
BROAD STREETS. BRYAN BLDG.
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g9tsrfllancnlls
THE PROPER XMAS PREsENST.
uPHonsTEKilSG AND MATTkEssIl-,.

PARl.oR SUITS. CoUCHES AND OH
pieces reupholstcred. Mattresses
Reliable work. SYDNOR & iIIJSn.
LEY. I'll Fast Broad. MudIson I2UI
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GAL-AX LEAVES. BEAUTIFUL FOR
chris tmas and wedding decorations,
mailed anywhere at 25c. per hundred
leaves. Send In your order to-day.
OSCAR BELL. Tuxedo N C
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VERY DESIRABLE BUSINESS IN or
Grafton In Richmond. doing over
$4,000 a month: all equipment com
plete. for $4,000; part cash. will
pay to Investigate this Address G
633. care Times Dispat ch
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MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS AND
JeWclry at lowest rates OF interest
No charges for storage. y. F.. JA-
COBS & SON. 2lS y. Ninth Street.
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WANTED. AT ONCE, A NURSE FOR
Invalid: Apply zoos Stuart Avenue.
WANTED. GOOD COOK FOR NEARBY
country home. Address r.. RILEY
care Times Dtspach
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SECOND HAN d MACHINERY BOUGHT,
SOLO and exchanged l. BLUFORD s.
CO.. l53S-42 East Cary Street
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, WIT
or without board. lis East Maraha
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ONE SLIGHTLY-USED. STANDARD
hre proof safe, cheap for cash. Box
1913, city.
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WANTED. AN EXPERIENCED WHITE
coachmaa with references Address
9 $50. care Times Dispat ch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-28

a HANDSOME UMBRELLA WITH
folding handle. belonging to visitor.
taken by mistake from Confederate
MUSEUM. ANY one having II VIII
please return 1t to the CONFEDER-
ATE MUSEUM.
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Bparntng

SMALL BOARDING HOUSE; REASON,
nole rates. 1903 West Graca LRtreet
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LOST. PERMANENT OR TRANSIENT
poaruers ior two nice rooms; vapor
heat I03 Grace Street
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-07-28

FOUND-Last Saturday on the
picnic grounds at Reyno, two pieces
of iewelry-one real nice and valu.
able. Owner may have same by
calling at 0. X. barber shop, Poca-
bontas, describing property and
paylng for this notice.
46.2t w. M. MALONE.
Every time a young scapegrace
gets into trouble, his first appeal is
"Don't tell mother" Some youths
should carry picture of mother
around with them to refresh their
memory that she still lives and will
be broken hearted if they depart
from the path of rectltude. -Ex-
change.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-07-28

Said retaining wall is to begin at point
fifteen u5) feet northeasterly, measured per-
pendicularly TO the southerly line OF Everett
street from point upon the south line of
Everett street forty six 46) feet souteasterIy
from the northwesterly corner of block one
%, east of Broadway, in said town of Poca-
hontas; thence to extend southeasterly,
parallel with said south line of Everett street
distance Of about fifty four go feet. and
thence southery distance of about eighteen
us) feet to a point in the southerly line of
Everett street about seventy go feet north
westerly from the northeasterly corner OF
said block one IN.
Sections. This ordinance shall take effect
upon and from its passage. Passed July Is,
1911. Approved: W. F., HAMIG.,
Attest: Jos. II. DECLERK. Mayor.
Recorder
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-07-28

We note that the Pocahontas
Star Herald has that Exchange"
habit referred to by the Gazette IN
a recent issue, and after carefully
giving proper credit to all ITS other
clippings appearing in It's editorial
columns, sights us by atfixing "Ex-
change" to our little production rel
atlve to the polypragmatic stranger
who insists on peddllng hot air.
Now, amt that awful mean dis
position?-Batesville Guard,
Please pardon us, brother! We
were under the impression that we
had seen the article referred to 60
ing the rounds of the press, but if
it is an original production of yours
we hasten to apologize and hereby
give the Guard due credit for same
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-07-28
Ordinance No.

An ordinance to authorize the raising of the
grade Of part Of Everett street, and the
construction of retaining wall upon Everett
street, between blocks one % and two (2)
in the town of Pocahontas, Arkansas.
BE 1t ordained, by Mayor and Alderman Of
the town of Pocahontas, Arkansas:
Section l. The raising OF the grade Of
Everett street to a height not TO exceed one
foot above the present top of rail OF the St.
Louis and San Francisco railroad north and
east OF the location of the retaining wall
hereinafter described is hereby authorized
Section2. The construction, maintenance
and use of retaining wall not to exceed ten
feet in height above the present grade OF
Everett street, between blocks one (D and
two ~, in the town of Pocahontas, upon the
following described location, is hereby autho
rzed
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-07-28
An Endorsement

This isto certify that l have at
tended two lectures of J. H. Rogers
in the town of Pocahontas and take
pleasure in saying that his exhibits
on rapid calculations were simply
fine. His advice to the people as
to the manner of living was good;
his advice to the girls was extreme
ly good and beneficial. The crowd
at the court house the second night
was good, and all seemed to enjoy
the lecture fue. There Is no doubt
that he represents a good school
aud it would pay all young people
to confer with HIM if they contem-
plate attending business college.
JoHN l.. Fry.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-07-28

There is no getting around the
fact that Pocahontas has the best
ball team in this section of the
state. The Rexalls have lost only
two games this season. -Poca Star
Herald.
Come on Blankie, "fess up" you
mean Pooahontas-Imboden.W Walnut
Ridge HoXieBlack Rock, etc, etc
Corning Courier.
No, we do not mean anything Of
the kind. The Pocahontas "Rex
all' team is composed of Randolph
county boys strictly. In each game
won the players were all citizens Of
the county,
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-07-28
Rogers Mistaken

In the opening remarks OF Pro1'
J. II. Rogers of the Springfield
Business College, who lectured at
the court house Wednesday night,
he stated that his reason for deliver
ing his lecture at the court hous
instead of at one of the churches
was that he had been informed hy
several persons" that the churches
of Pocahontas were at war with
each other and that the members OF
one church would not attend SER
vices, or lectures, at the other
churches, so strong was the existing
prejudice. This declaration fell
like bomb among the church
members present as all know full
we'll that such conditions do not
exist in Pocahontas. The lecturer
then proceeded for thirty minutes
to tell the people how they ought
to live and treat each other as mem
bers of the different churches, all of
which was very much uncalled for
owing to the fact that the church
people of Pocahontas are and have
always been living in thorough
harmony with each other. 1t Is a
well known fact that whenever re-
vival meeting or special services of
any kind are to be held at either of
the churches the pastor of the other
church calls his appointment in and
his members 90 and assist in the
work, and all worship together.
This is the condition of church
affairs in Pocahontas. There Is
not town in the state of Arkansas,
or Missouri either, the size of Poca-
hontas, where the people of the
churches dwell more in peace and
harmony with each other than here.
In an interview with Mr.. Rogers
oy the editor of this paper regard
ng the "seyeral persons" who had
him as to the condition of
.hurch affairs in Poclhontas we
earned that the Information did |
Iot come from members of either
he Baptist or Methodist church,
he only Protestant denominations
hat own houses of worship where
he lectures could have been given.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-07-28
: Local and Otherwise
AssssssssssssssssssstEEG

Miss Hattie Black, who has been
seriously i'll for several days, is
thought to be improving. Dr.
Buford, specialist of Memphis,
was called in the case Tuesday.
Mrs. w. II. Shannon and babe
of Cuero, Texas, has been here sew
eral days, visiting at t h e
homes of G. f. and j. W. Shannon.
A letter from Miss Kate Roberts,
who Is employed as nurse in a hos
pital at Nevada, Mo-, states she is
getting along splendidly and Is well
pleased with her work.
Mesdames H. L. Sparkman and
w. C. Glasco of Reyno were shop
ping in Pocahontas Wednesday.
j. NJ. c. Lehman of Maynard
was IN the city Wednesday on bust
ness.
A. u. Schnabaum left yesterday
on his annual vacation IN New York
City. He will be gone about a
month.
Our good friend, Joe Weisenbach
of Brockett, sent us a box of very
fine peaches Tuesday for which h'
will please accept thanks.
Mrs. j. c. Poindexter of Imbod'
en- was the guest of Mrs. 7. G,
Haynes last Saturday.
Railroad Commissioner Bellamy
went up to Pocahontas this week
to see just what the Frisco is doing
toward the completion of theil
bridge and if possible hurry matters
along. One railroad official made
the prediction that Pullman car,
would be running from Hoxie tc
st. Louis by Jan. l. Hope so.-
Hoxie correspondent to Walnut
Ridge Blade.
Ice cream and cold drinks al
Turner's ice cream parlor. 43-ti
Straw bats cleaned 10y Hollis
Douglas at the 0. X, barber shop,
46-tf.
Uncle Geo. B. Collier brought u,
a sample Of the largest peaches tC
this office we have seen this season
They were grown on his place or
the south side and are of the Japar
variety. Mr., Collier says he bas
plenty of them that will measure
llot inches in circumference.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-07-28
I the town of Pocahontas, Arkansas:

the town of Pocahontas, Arkansas:
Section 1. The right is hereby granted to
the st. Louis and San Francisco railroad
company. its successors and assigns. to con-
struct, n.aintaln and use an embankment
across Everett street to carry and support its
railroad track opposite the southeasterly
halves of block one u) and two (2). in the town
of PocahOntas.
section@ Said railroad company is hereby
relieved of the requirement set forth in
section, of the ordinance passed September
g. 1910 to construct, MAINTAIN and use a trestle
bridge to carry its track across Everett street
at location hereinbefore referred to, and said
railroad company is authorized to fill in said
trestle bridge with am embankment or to sub
stitute an embankment in place of said
trestle bridge.
Section 3. This ordinance shall take effect
upon and from its passage. Passed July.
18th, 1911 Approved: W, F. HANII.
attest: JOS. II. DECLERK. Mayor
Recorder.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-07-28

We especially need good regu-
lar correspondent at Biggers, Rey.
no, Maynard and Ravenden Springs,
We would be glad if some citizen
at each of those towns would take
the matter up and send us a good
letter each week. These towns
should be represented regularly in
the Star Herald.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-07-28

Mayor Hamil has taken the IN
itiative step in the matter of clean
ING up the town by having all the
trash and rubbish removed from
the streets and alleys adjoing his
property. If everybody else would
follow his example we would soon
have beautiful town.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-07-28
More COminQ Too

The Pocahontas Star Herald In
its issue of last week carried eight
political announcements for different
county officers in Randolph county.
-Searcy News.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-07-28
A Gard of Thanks

We desire to thank the friends
who so kindly helped US during the
sickness and death of our father.
]. G. RossMAN,
KATE c.. RossMAN.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-07-28
Ordinance No.

An ordinance to grant to the St. Louis and
San Francisco railroad company its sue
ceSSors and assigns, the right TO construct.
maintain and use an embankment to carry
its railroad track across Everett street.
Be it ordained. by the Mayor and Aldermen
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-07-28

brought on a change of venue from
Hardy and will be tried here next
week.
We would like to hear from all
our correspondents next week. I'll
yoa are out of stamps please let us
know and we will send you a sup.
ply. We wan. the news from each
postotiice in the county.
Barney Brown and family o t
Jonesboro came over last FRIDAY
and visited at the homes of Geo.
and Arthur Cooper for two or three
days.
Mrs. Minnie Martin was visiting
at Reyno this week.
See LemmOns for copying.
J. W. Presson, representative of
the Hearne Timber Co. of Poplar
Bluff, was in Pocahontas first of
the week on business for his com.
pany.
Uncle Will Bispham left some
samples of his Elberta peaches at
our office Wednesday morning.
They were uniform in size, perfect
in form and by far the finest lot we
have seen this season. i
Burley Hutstedler of Chaffee,
Mo-, was visiting relatives and old
friends in Pocahontas this week.
L. P. Smith and wife came down
from Reyno Tuesday and spent the
day in Pocahontas. t
NoTIcE From now until further
notice we will run our mill every
day. Your patronage is solicited
and appreciated. Jos. HUFsTEoLER
47-2tp.
Mrs. Emma Carter and little son
are visiting at Birdell this week.
Richard Tucker and wife of Mid lr
dlebrook were here this week visit.
ing at the LONE of Mr.. and Mrs Dee
Mock.
Other friends to remember us a
with fine peaches this week are Mr.
and Mrs. Isaac Hirst of this city
Uncle Ike brought us a sack of very
fine ones Tuesday afternoon for +:
which we extend our thanks. N,
have nice house to rent. CAN
on Mrs. A. A. Park. 43.ttT
Oscar Williams and wife of Dali
ton were here Wednesday, guests IN
his brother, L. Z. Williams.
Mrs. Essie Durham of Wichia,
KansHs, is here this week visiting
her mother, Mrs. John r. Kizer.
Mrs. Annie Martin was visiting
relatives at Reyno this week.
c. L. Mcclure, druggist and H..
L. Richardson, merchant of Reyno
were In the city Tuesday on business
Jonathan Chorice of ReynO was
in Pocahoutas Wednesday exhibit
ing very fine peach taken from
tree in his orchard. The peach was
in perfect form and weighed II
ounces.
Prof, J. II. Rogers of the Spring.l
field Business College delivered twoI
lectures here this week, one at the
Methodist h urch Tuesdavl
night, the other at the court house q
Wednesday night, He is travelling
IN this section of Arkanu adyertis.
ing the college and soliciting stu.
dents tor the same. He went from
here to Success.
A mischievous fellow was under.
trking to give old darky Lige
scare and persuaded the old darkv
to go with him to a supposed !
"hanted" spot which was much I
dreaded by negroes. Walking !
around awhile they finally saw a
horribly ghostly form creeping IN
in the dim light as if searching for /,
some thing. Old Lige gasped out |
"Wha's-wha's h e lookin' fo'?p |
The answer was: "He is LOOKING
for tracks - To which oil {
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-07-28
FOR SHERIFF

We are authorized TO announce W, II. Perrin
as a candidate for the Office OF Sheriff and
Collector OF Randolph county, subject to the
action of the Democratic primary election.
The star Herald is authorized to announce
A. J. Cole OF Warm Springs Township as a
candidate for sheriff and collector of Ran
dolph county, subject to the action of the
Democratic party.