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Pocahontas star herald., 1914-03-27
INGRAM
T, l.. Mock made business trip
to Pocaaontas last Saturday.

T, l.. Mock made business trip
to Pocaaontas last Saturday.
The beautiful days of sunshine
we had brought about rapid pro
gress in the way Of oct sowing.
w. d. Haley, the freighter,
made trip to Pocabontas The lat
ter part OF last week after more
goods tor j. d. Dfiskil.
The little infant baby Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Driskil was buried in the
Palestine cemetery Sunday
Mrs. A +. Haley, who has been
confined t, her bed with pocamonis
symptoms. is improving some at this
da'e Dr. Spikes has the case un
der trcl'ment.
John NJ Shocklee AMI family Of
Mock visited friends and relatives
at this place last Saturday night
and Sunday.
e. A Edwards Of Missouri has
recently made two drives from ihis
part Of the state with a nice herd
of cattle each time. lie pays a
round price.
Say bows. let's send Tom Gam
phe'l 10 congress and Ralv Old
de' . 10 the retorm school, Now
Is the time TO load the cart.
Uncle Ike wh,iienhuro Of Warm
Springs was on our s'raefs last SAT-
ur,lay mixing with o'd friends.
Rro. y. ". White will preach at
Palestine next Saturday night and
Sunday at eleven o'clock. Yonr
presence will he appreciated. So
come and bear him.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-03-27
MlDDLEBROOK

We are having some hne weather
aud our farmers are plowiug for
corn.
Mrs. w. A. Brown happened 70
very painful accident last 1'hnrs-
day by falling and hurting her hip.
Arthur Graham, who lived on Il.
l.. Cox's place, lost his house by
fire last Friday night. 1Is saved
most of the contents but the loss
was heavy on Bob.
Prof. Scott Crotts closed sing
ing school at this place Saturday
night with about forty in atten-
dance. lie will teach a normal here
in July.
Hess White, who has been away
at school, is at home for the sum.
mer.
Arvel Neel, who lives near The
Missouri line, has pneumonia and
measles. lie is reported a htlle
better. DIR. Fowler has the case.
DIR. Swindle and Lewis Johnston,
who have had the pneumonia, are
reported to be improving. .
DIR. Wilson aud wife and uncle
Crave Wilson took dinner at the
home Of w. A. Brown Sunday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-03-27

Bro. w. T. Sharp filled his reg
uIar appointment at this place last
Saturday night and Sunday.
Mrs. Minnie Woods died At her
home Sunday morning. Measles
aud pneumonia were the cause Of
her death. The remains ire laid
TO rest IN the Old Union cemetery
Monday 10 await the resurrection
morning. Minnie was good ch,iS-
tiau woman and was loved by all
that knew her. God knoweth all
things best and We must submit to
bis will. Weep not dear ones but
live so we can meet dear Minnie
where parting will be no more
Ed Million has moved TO Po'a
hontas whore he will work this
year.
Miss Martha Davis Of Black
Rock visited her cousin, Miss
Pearl DAVIS, at this place Sunday.
Perry Kincade and wife Of New
Hope attended church at this place
Sunday.
DR.. A. G. Henderson Of Imbc-
den was called out to see little
Birdie Brooks last Saturday.
Your scribe failed to get ehe Star
Herald last week and 1t was like
failing to meet a good old friend.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-03-27
Reads The Hand Writing on The Wall

Lasing my place as an ltbs
clerk and b)okecper in the mercantile
Held, | entered the race for secretary
# state last September, opposing
Earle W. Hodges, who Is lighting for
! third term. lie or some of his
rlends put out the report lmmedite.
y that | was running in his favor and
would not last 10 be known inthe race
'e laughed atand scorned my pover-
= shut my eyes and kept fighting
his reports against me, NJ the same
time eating on his record. Of which
he has boasled 50 mucll TO people lie
was telling the truth when be alleged
that vas poor However. this did
not maze me ineligible TO hold of,ice.
l admit that with him. with a polIt-
lcal machine, It has been a hlrd struy.
gle. ! did not have s76 OrO with
which to gain favor with 75 newsna.
pers OF Arkansas and have advertised
me free as they have donehim. How.
aver have fought a good fight.
though he has munled their mouths
and Kept me from the puplic to some
extent; yet ! have been able to bu,
postage stamps and use my tongue IN
behalf Qf my cause. When INV oman
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-03-27
letters for last Week

ing sermon d thp N,iaodi.i church
last Sunday nlehi.
Uncle JOS Reda inc is on The
sick list again.
y. B. Weaver and wife were shop
ping and attending to business in
Pocahonias last week.
Our school closed March Is,
we are sorry it must quit, but Mr.
James aud Miss Elsie Poynor will
teach subscription school aud We
hope all will take an interest aud
send their children on TO school.
Misses Cliff Poynor and Pearl
Lindsey, Messrs. Schley Anderson
and Martin Haven spent Sunday
quite pleasantly with Miss Ethel
Goodwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. AIphus Poynor
and Miss Elsie Poynor went TO Po.
cahoptas last Sunday to meet their
sister, Mrs. Will Miller. who will
visit here awhile.
Mr.. Craven and daughter, Char
ity, Of Pocahontas who came out TO
be present at the funeral of Mrs.
Hogan, have returned home. Mr..
Craven delivered an interesting SER
mon at the Christian church on Sun
day.
Mr.. Coffmin Is now hotel pro.
prieior and Mr.. Decs aad family
lave n owed to the Bennett place
south OF town.
Hello ReSno, why don't you wake
up aud write us
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-03-27

ent passed ne up for dead, the good
Samaritan came along, picked NE np
gave me money TO resume my fsit~
AS you well know. Mr.. Clinton at this
time entered the race, which placed
me "bctWeen the devil and the deep
blue sea" Hodges and Glintonl. A
heavy cloud gathers, as Mr.. Clinton
took issue with Mr.. Hodges on the
extravaganza Of the amendment. with
with many other thing ] was lighting
him on. The only ray OF hope that
came to me was q dream. ldreamed
we all went on the ticket. Mr.. IIod-
yes of course, first. with his big pic
turc, myself next and Mr. Clinton
list.
of my opponent, who / knew Lad .
null with the newspapers, ard who
was ploating and reeeling over his
victory OF the one (mysclD, Who stood
up and helped fight his battles when
lie likewise four years ago was sbrng-
oling. But my name appeared In
flaming letters as of gold aud J saw
this mighty company Of Arkansas
Democracy flocking TO tliis ballot,
which stood out before me, and vol
ing in the following manner;
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-03-27
NEW HOPE

VIII s. Whie closed a successful
term Of school at This place FRIDAY.
The en'er,ainment gwen bv the
school st this place FRIDAY was good
ar d large crowd was present.
Ms Pierce White, MISS Bett
Ander.or ard william Riddle -
vsilav Chspe' attended, the ente'
tainment a, this place Fridav night
Earl Davidson and family yishe'
Perry Klncade Fridav night.
perrv Kincade attended churc'
At Old .Iac'sson, Sunday.
Lnte Kincske recenilv nurchsse'
a fire mn'e from VIII { White
Lake saws the girls hotter look out
now for he's coming.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-03-27

Suddenly lawoke to find that no.
be young man, Frank +. Clinton.
who. like myself IA struggling moor
boy bad laid down his political life.
which doubled my strength i'm the
hsht, asour issues We're tile same
come TO you this day with victory in
sight as a strong advocate OF business
economy have not rum moving
picture machine before your ewes as
has my opponent, but have rouoht
fair without the aid of any monoplv
machine or clique. Only I7moredays
until the conflict will end aud | urge
you who are in sympathy with this
great movement, "two terms and out1
to continue to hold up my banner
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-03-27

Alvin cade and wife spent san'
day at the home Of the lallcrs par
enls, Mr.. aud Mrs. Johu A. Wells.
We will organiz'a a union suniAy
school at TINS place the iirst Sunday
10 April. We want everyone to
come out and take part and have
some good place for our boys aud
girls to spend their Sundays.
John Davis spent Saturday uight
aud Sunday with Paul songer.
]. II. Miller gave q birthdsy din
ner last Sunday for Master Henry
Grassland. This was hs seventh
birthday. There were 10 httle
folks present besides several grown
people. The dinner was certainly
line. Your scribe knows because
he was there. The little folks had
a fne time and are hoping little
Henry many more such birthdays.
Sam songer sold Two hog. %
Joe yatkiu. At luboden lar, Aon
day
lse Dsvs lnl elie ii-.iol trir
Idanehle, Ar-. E@ul Dsoe rrH
Auaey.'ls lrom FRIDAY I'll. Su4,1.
soHa one aatarei iia hrrs
Mr Cnier la.i sanasy nigh. afd
stole s.ma lard, mslt aad doar
Several other houses hags been lF'ea
10 be entered but was se4red ava.
before dong amy damsee.
Mrs. Ida Grassland aud children
Of Imboden spent Sunday at the
home Of j. II. Miller.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-03-27
ALBERTIIA

J. l.. Carroll has been confined to
bis room for the past week on ac
count Of sticking a pitch fork n
his foot. lie Is some better .now
and Is still running for road ovti
seer.
Rev. ID. NJ. Holder and Rue
Daniels bad business al Pocahohias
Saturday.
Almus Johnston cut bis leg Fii-
day with an Ak. lie was land up a
few davs.
DIR. kybnrn was called Satuid' y
night to see Miss Ruby Owens, who
lives out near Maynard.
Little Gladys Fowler, daugbi' r
Of J. ii. Fowler, formerly of tins
place but late OF Peru, died Friday
and was buried at the OVERLY Gem
etery near this place satnida. .
Rev. Ira Miller of Maynard cot
Quoted the funeral Services. Tho
bereaved ones have the sympathy Of
this entire neighborhood.
The little son Of Mr.. and MI.
K. c. Kerley. lis dangerously III a.
this writing.
Will Knots and family Of Kellar
yisited at the home of Henry Turn
er Sunday.
The. people at this place are very
busy. Some are sowing oats some
making gardens and some sitting
hens.
guess the candidates have take
up all the good road thunder am
carried It away as haven't hear
anything from IT in some time.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-03-27

Nr. Frank Benson aud Me.
Fnnk Barrett we've shoPping N our
to su Tao daF
vltr3nophe. speut ibe week
end gihhomo tols' here.
u w. NeT'ah tfsnsaeilni
,a..relapa.a.'at Nonaas
rero @.'il m Nrs. chaihe
t.hsrs tarliy rig't Ts. vel ai-
aolel, h'lunta amse 'Hof.
Sri NWr I'D vito were
aa,.t. at ,he homo ot Mrs ) ~.
MeHm'ey SUNDAY.
Mis Jsme. Jackson spent Mon
day with her mother Mrs. Ale
Keel
Mrs. A Duty and sister. Carrie
overly were Manson visitors Mon
dav.
Miss Mile Morgan Of sharum is
visiting relatives and friends near
Grubbs, Ark, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Asher and
little daughter, Ethel were guests OF
Mrs Charlie SwineY Of Shannon
last Sunday.
w. T. Matthews aud wife were
Manson visitors Saturday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-03-27
SOUR, ACID sToMAcHs.
GASES OR INDIGESTION
Each "Pape's pIapepsln'' dioeets 5000
1ralns food, ending al stomach
mleery IN five minutes.

Time ~ In ive minutes an slom.
och distresa win 70. No hHe .ion.
'Hpaftpur, aournoss or hlict.ae Oh
faz. acid. or eruciatious of oedi 1ici
iced. no dizziness. lioallne FOIL
breath or headache.
papeD Diapopsln = noted for rs
speed IN regulating uDsoi fian1chs.
II /. The sureal quickest siomaeh lam.
cdy in the whole world ard besides n
Is HARMLESS Put an end to stomach
trouble forever by getting a large
lftyccnt case OF Pape's Diapopsln
from any drug store. You realize IN
I've minutes how needless II Is 70 SUI
Ter from indigestion. dyspepsia of any
stomach disorder It's The quickest.
surest and most harmless stomach
doctor In the world.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-03-27
Earle w. Hodges (Seratch)
Henry Downing

above the murky clouds. Let The yo-
sor ,,ho allowed Mr.. Hodges TO wed
Ills nositIon four years ago grant him
divorce that he may like Col. RooSe.
yelt. marry into some other family oi
nolItieal folks, instead OF using Ahls
pic,nre machine to tide him over tnis
.,I,,rd term storm to keepoutinconpe-
,a,,t .,'', and worthy young men IN order
20 tide into the governors Office two
ssors - hence on the newspapers bump.
sChoose YOU this day whom He WIN
,.a,e., IN serve You, Yours 10 win'
mFNRY Il DOWNING, candidate s9cre-
tary Of state Harrison Boone c9un's
fof'ne''' " (Ad,ertiscment.i
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-03-27
10 CENT "CAsCARETs"
FOR LIVER AND BOWELS
Cure Sick Headache. Constipation,
BllIousness, Sour Stomach, Bad
Breath-candy cathartle.

No odds how bad your liver. stom-
ach or bowels; how much your mead
aches. how miserable you are from
constipation. Indigestion. biliousness
and sluggish bowels-you always get
relief with Cascarets. They imfne-
diately cleanse and regulate the ston-
ach. remove the sour, fermenting foov
and foul gases; take the excess bile
from the liver and carry on the con-
stipated waste matter and poison
from the intestines and bowels. A
10-cent box from your druggist will
keep your liver and bowels clean:
stomach sweet and head clear for
months. They work while you sleep.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-03-27
MAYNARD

iye arc certainly having some
prsiiy weather at present. II makes
,Ae women aud g,rls think Of clean.
lne house and The men aud boys Of
farming.
Quite \ crowd of boys aud girls
Wished a lhe home Of Miss Ola Sides
IA sunday week, they were, Lora
foynor and Jake Swink, Willie Al
IN and Bill Swink. Beatrice Sconce
HDd Rzia short. Blanche Upton,
.na Frank sljes. Vivian Redwine
md Elae Poynor, aud Mrs. Al
phsns PoYnor-
We are sorry TO report the death
sf Mrs. DIR. NJ Hogan Of tins place.
Anni Moliie, n she was called, was
IN .grd lady and an early resident
Of Maynard She was loved by all
who knew her. and will be greatly
missed. She was near 75 years
II age. She had suffered for some
tinr with goitrs IN ber throat and
hss as~ih Was not unexpected. She
1.>scs = bnshand and i've children,
Loaisr, llzze. Mat. aud Lima. of
.hs place and Bill At Norfork, Ark
z.zzs. 20 mourn her loss, besides
nzuy other relatives and friends.
Tbe beTeaved ones have our sym.
ysohy-
r. L. Redwipe spent Tuesday Of
ha week with his parents J. T.
Es1sine and wife At this place.
ms- Leander Presley Is visiting
ssr mother. Mrs. Swink, at this
place his week
Tom Johnston and family have'
nssrd 10 Tho bottoms. Mr.. and
Mn Parker have moved into the
sOzse vacated by Mr.. johnson.
lee foyBor aud son, Arva are
surbmg in the bottoms thus week
Mr. and Mrs Poindexter have
moved hack to their farm, we are
sDrIy 10 lose them.
M,ss Vivian Redwine and Blanch
TIpion spent Friday Of last week.
sisb MIR. Bill Redwine aud family
=. the bottoms.
Several from our school are pre-
paTing 10 take the county exam'na'
ssoBs- We wish them the best of
Aack
Mn. Jim Lentz and little son,
Trse OF ReyBo are visiting mrs.
EeDiz's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A GoodwIn, this week.
ow new doctor. c. B. Neace, has
zogsd INTO the house recently vaca-
ssd iy Joe Goodwin.
Jcss Hawkins has moved into the
EDc4e Jess kedwine property, just
saaAred by Mr.. Neace.
We ere sorry to say thai Mr.. Ray
chD,y is very suck at present.
ny. Miller delivered an interest.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-03-27
NANsoN

we hive a photoc-aohPr N our
town now.
Mr.. Dee Garrett and wife ot
Peach Orcbarl spent Satnrlav and
Sunday with friends here.
We are glad 10 no'c th"' Miss
Belle Smith who has pnepmonia ia
some better At this wrting.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-03-27

Won know taking when You Teless chill Tonic
the printed ON label showing known
properties QUININ and IRON strong strongest bitter
tonic and Tasess Form II has equal Malaria Fever
tns general debility and loss Of appetite nus nr
Nbers and seky Children. Removes without purine
ye, nervous depression and low spirits. and
blood True Tonic and Appetizer Acompese Strengthened
family whoutt Guaranteed by Druggist soc
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-03-27

John w. Price and wife spen,
the latter part Of last week at Po
cabontas guests Of friends and rela-
tives.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-03-27
COLDS s. LaGRIpPE

3 or @ doses 66C will break
any case OF Chills & Fever. CoIda
& LaGrippe; il acts on the liver
better than Calomel and does not
erine or sicken. Price 25c.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-03-27
WHENEVER YOU NEED ,
A GENERAL TONIC TAKE GROVES

The Old Standard Groves Tasteess chill Tonic is Equally
Valuable General Tonic because Il Acts on the Liver
Drives Out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and Builds up
the Whole System. For Grown People and Children.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-03-27

A tight feeling IN the breast ac-
companied by a short dry cough,
indicates an iohamed condition in
the lungs. To relieve It, bny the
dollar size BALLARD'S HORE.
HOUND SYRUP; you get with
eaeh bottle free HERRIC's RED
PEPPER POROUS PLASTER
for the chest. The syrup relaxes
the tightness and the plaster draws
out the inflammation. Ii-is an
ideal combination for curing colds
settled m the lungs. Sold by all
druggists. 2e4t.
cHAMnEBLAIs's TABLETS FOR coSsrI-
PATTON
For constipation, Chamberlain
Tablets are excellent. Easy TO take,
mild and gentle in effect. Give
them a trial. For sale by ali dealers.
20 A..
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-03-27
= OLD JACKSON

Bro. w. T. Sharp filled his reg
uIar appointment at this place last
Saturday night and Sunday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-03-27

We are having some hne weather
aud our farmers are plowlug fo'
corn.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-03-27
rArIoN

nEBLAIN's TABLKTs FOR coNsrI-
The Newark journal., 1914-08-14
DROUTH BROKEN

Bountiful rains have fallen this week throughout all sections of Independence county and adjoin- ing counties, breaking a drouth of more than 90 days duration, the longest drouth ever known in this country. A heavy rain fell on the 4th of May. and while there were a number of local showers, there was nothing like a general rain until last Friday when the county was treated to a real, old-fashion- ed ground-soaker. Rain has been plentiful since that time and there has been a wonderful improve ment in crop conditions.
The Newark journal., 1914-08-14
SOCIALIST TO SPEAK

Rev. C. G. Hamilton, a well known Methodist minister of Tex as, will speak in the interest of the Socialist party at the follow ing places in this county.
 Bethesda, Saturday, August Is.
 Batesville, Monday night, Aug ust 17.
 Young school house, Tuesday night, August Is.
 Sulphur Rock, Wednesday night, August 19.
 Newark, Thursday night, Aug ust 20.
 w. PaDetherow, Socialist candi- date for representative, will make these dates with the Rev. MT. Hamilton.
The Newark journal., 1914-08-14
STATE ELECTION
 MONDAY SEPT. IA
Democrats Have Good Ticket For State and County Officers to
 be Elected on That Date

On Monday, September 14th, the election of State officers from Gov ernor down to and including town ship officers throughout the State, will be held.
 The Democratic party presents to the people of the State, its choice as Governor, the Hon. Geo. W. Hays.
 Since Governor Hays induction into the office, his one object has been to promote harmony within the Democratic ranks. In this, he has succeeded admirably. As Gov ernor, he has given much thought to the perplexing questions of State finances and 1t is believed by those in close touch with him that he will be able to handle these propositions Tn manner SatStac- tory and beneficial to the people.
 He is quiet, unaSsuming, plain man whom to know is to love We believe that the people of Arkan- sas will show their appreciation of such an official by going to the polls and endorsing his administra- tion Tn no uncertain terms.
 While there will be no danger to the State ticket, yet the State Central Committee will wage a vigorous campaign assisted by the loyal Democratic newspapers and patriotic public speakers in the State to roll up such big vote that the other states in the Union will know that Arkansas upholds not only her own Democratic ad- ministration, but also that she en- dorses the able administration, of President Wilson.
 Governor Hays will open the campaigns for the Democrats at Ola, Yell County, on Friday, Au- gust 14th.
The Newark journal., 1914-08-14
FOR CONSTABLE

The announcement of Van Hol- land as a candidate for constable of Big Bottom township appears in this issue of The Journal
 Mr. Holland is well qualified in every respect to fill the office to which he aspires and in the event of his election he will no doubt discharge the duties of the office in a satisfactory manner.
The Newark journal., 1914-08-14
FINED FOR BOOTLEGGING

Grover Clark and Jesse Thorne of the Paroquet neighborhood, were arrested by Constable Conner a few days ago, charged with sell ing whiskey. They were taken to Batesyille and placed in jail to await trial. They were ar raigned Tuesday in Justice Holmes court, and both pleaded guilty and were fined $50 each.
The Newark journal., 1914-08-14
SCATES FOR SHERIFF

The announcement of H. c. Seates of Pleasant Plains as a candidate for Sheriff appears in today's paper.
 Mr. Scates' candidacy is sub- ject only to the will of the people and he submits his claims sub- ject to their approval in the Sep tember election. He is a good citizen, we'll qualified for the office and in the event of his election would no doubt make a good sheriff.
The Newark journal., 1914-08-14
GUARANTY LAW
 NOT ON BALLOT
Pulaski Chancery Court Finds Pe- tition For it Did Not Contain
 Enough Signatures

According to the decree handed down Tuesday by the Pulaski Chancery Court, the proposed bank depositors' guaranty act will not appear on the ballots at the election September IA. By the decree Earle W. Hodges, secre- tary of state, is perpetually en- joined from furnishing the coun- ty election commissioners with certified copies of the ballot title of the measure.
 It was found by the court that the petitions did not contain prop CT certificates of yeri6cation, and those petitions circulated by one party were declared fraud ulent. It was further found that upon the exclusion of the sigma lures of those who were not legal voters, the petitions did not con- tain at the time they were filed in the office of the secretary of state 8 per cent of the legal voters of the state of Arkansas, which is the number required under the in- itiative and referendum amend ment to the constitution.
The Newark journal., 1914-08-14
COMMISSIONERS MEET

The newly appointed board of election commissioners, composed of T. H. Dearing and pr. J. B. Roe of this place and Dene H. Coleman of Batesyille, met at Batesyille Friday and organized: T. H. Dearing was elected chair man and Dene H. Coleman secre- tary of the board. Another meet ing will be held at an early date to arrange for holding the election September II.
The Newark journal., 1914-08-14
SERVICE REGULATION

Our public office will close at sundown each day. There are pay stations at K. M. Galloway's Hotel, C. M. Edwards store and E. E. Aliens store. Only strictly busi- ness calls and calls for physicians will be answered between 9 D. m. and 5 a. m. Don't spark" over the phone after nine at night.
 WHITE RIVER TEL. Go.
The Newark journal., 1914-08-14
SUCCESSFUL REVIVAL

Minturn, Aug. S.-We are in a great meeting at Hopewell church near Minturn. Twenty-Five con- versions, and 17 joined the church last night, and more to join. Can't tell when we will close. Having plenty of rain. The Lord is bless ing the people and we give Him all of the glory. E. A. HORN.
The Newark journal., 1914-08-14
STRAY MULE

Strayed from the undersigned about June 18th, one bluish brown mare mule, about F years old; will weigh when in good shape $50 pounds; has white collar marks on neck and small white spot in right flank. Will pay $5 reward for re- turn of mule or information as to her whereabouts. T. B. WHIT,
 Hill, Izard County, Ark.
The Newark journal., 1914-08-14
GOOD PASTURE

1 have the finest pasture in the bottoms, all under good fence, and will keep a reliable man there all the time to look after and take care of stock. There is absolutely no truth in the reports being cir culated that stock have begged down and died in my pasture.
 N. NJ. WILSON.
The Newark journal., 1914-08-14
BUSINESS FOR SALE

On account of the condition of my wife's health, l will sell my entire stock of general merchan- disc and fixtures at a liberal dis count. J. H. HOLDERBY
The Newark journal., 1914-08-14
YOUNG LADY INJURED

Miss Ruth Wickersham, a young lady about Is years old who is an inmate of the Masonic Home at Batesville, was knocked down and rendered unconscious by lighting during the rain storm at that place last Friday.