The weekly soliphone., 1915-10-08

is believed he will be able to sit up within a few days.
 Members of Market Assn, come to Saturdays meeting *9
 Attorney Clyde Going of Harris burg and Memphis, is spending the day in the city looking after matters in the civil division of circuit court.
 Women, don't buy your new hat till you see the variety at Mrs. Bvrd's. You'll save money there. Now located in A. o. U. W. building. Mrs. Byrd. It
 J. T. Thompson of Pocahontas, was in the city Saturday with al car load of cattle he bought from farmers residing in the Finch v1- cinity. He shipped the cattle tol St. Louis.
 All the newest millinery goods at rthe lowest prices. Mrs. s. l.. Byrd. | 1t
 Lewis Mayo, superintendent for Wills & Son, drainage and levee con- tractors, left this morning TOT Southeast Missouri, to do some re- nair work on a broken levee along the St. Francis river.
 Buy your groceries at Clyde El- lis and save the difference. It
 R. A. Duncan, prominent ana well to do citizen of Piedmont, MO-, is here the guest of his friend, V. F. O'Dell, who recently moved to this city from Flat Rivers, Mo. It is understood MT. Duncan is giving Paragould look-over with view to making investments here or in the county.
 1 Special for Saturday, good coffee at Ii cents a pound. Clyde Ellis.
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 It is understood Attorney H. w. Applegate of Jonesboro is seriously considering the advisability of en- tering the race for circuit judge of this district to succeed Judge J. F. ! Gautney. Other avowed candi- | dates for the position are County | Judge J. L. Light of this city, and Hon. R. H. Dudley of Piggott.
 Remember, you get the best coal on earth FIVE GALLONS for 45 cents-special for Saturday, Clyde Ellis. It
 Members of the county board of equalization who are now at work adjusting assessments request the statement made that raises in tax alton made by the eQualizers are subject to change by the county court, and, therefore, assessments now made are. not necessarily final. 1 Good, cheap flour. Special val ue for Saturday. Clyde Ellis. It
 H. c. Couch of Philadelphia, president of the Arkansas Light x Power Company, owners of the electric light and ice plant in Par agould, and light and water plants in dozen other live Arkansas towns and cities, is spending the day here in conference with E. T. Reynolds, manager of the local plant.
 If members. of Market Assn. have sorghum syrup for sale, come to Saturdays meeting. 9
 John Mcdonald, three year old son of MT. and Mrs. w. J. McDon- aid Jr., died at the family home, 511 North Second street, at two thirty this morning after an illness of thirty days. The child was first afflicted with diphtheria and later complications set in affecting the heart. Funeral services will be held at the family residence at two o'clock tomorrow afternoon by Rev. A. c. Griffin. Interment will follow in Linwood cemetery
 Greene Go. Market Assn. holds regular meeting at court house Sat. *9
 Attorney John Brawner of Pig gott. Clay county, spent the fore noon in the city greeting friends It is understood MT. Brawner has about made up his mind to enter the race for prosecuting attorney of this district to succeed M. r. Huddleston. Other avowed candi- dates for the position are $. R. Simpson of this city, Judge J. F. Gautney of Jonesboro, and Wllks Davis of Blytheville.
 Buyers of syrup want to near from Greene Go. farmers who have some to sell.
 (From Tuesdays Datly Press) 1 q NInCn1llnloh of Stone