■ I When in Newport come
l I see me for a bill of groceries;
Bp If I do not please you it will
ft be my fault. Come and see
® me for full weight and good
goods at cheap prices.
Phone 167.
. S. WHITE
Corner Beech and Third Streets
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So Much Depends |
on a good appearance in this lifeg
that it behooves everyone tog
keep his clothes up to the mark.I
More especially is this true when!
cuts so little figure. r
Our new Michaels-Stern Falll
Styles demonstrate what we!
mean. §!
wool fabrics in perfection!
of Style, Fit and Finish await!
you here at prices to meet any!
purse. i;
I The Winner Store f
I Now In Bailey Bros. Building g
I IT ISN’T TOO STRONG
a statement to make that.this store is one among the
I the most popular in town. There’s a reason of course and
it lies in the fact that people can always depend on the
character of the groceries that they purchase here. Stop
|| in and note the class of buyers we serve. They wouldn’t
come here if they could be better served elsewhere.
Think that over. -
R. I. Wise Grocer Co.
Where Betsy Ross and Blue Mountain Can Goods Are
Sold- -None Better
Thompson 3ullding Corner Laurel and Front Streets
dress well. We have the clothing that will dress you correctly,
made by Hart Schaffner & Marx. The style is right, the colors
are right and they-fit.
What about the price?
If that isn’t right we make it right. Every purchase
made from us must satisfy or your money cheerfully refund
ed.
Talk about us, try us.
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the New 5 and 10 Ce
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Mis. Frank Morehead
Firs. Emma Gardner are expect- .
ed home this evening from Mem
phis, where they visited friend;
during the Tri-State Fair.
Mrs. D. L. Shoffner, who
has been visiting Mrs. W. D.
Murphy at Batesville was here
yesterday on her return home,
with her children.
Firs. Mary Hill, living on the
Littleton farm, died Wednesday
night from a short illness and
was buried near Tucker man this
a i leiiiuuii.
Rev.. M. B. Umsted of New
port again spent yesterday in
the city, and has succeeded in
closing a deal for the Bone resi
dence, owned by Mrs. E. H
Glenn, whereby Brother Umsted
becomes the owner of a hand
some residence and he will short
ly remove his family to this
place.—Batesville Guard.
Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Cast
will entertain the “Pioneer
Club” at their home in Swifton
Sunday. The young people wall
go up on No. 24 and will no
doubt have a most. delightful
j trip.
Stegall.
Health is not very good now.
Mrs. Roy Hamilton and W. A.
Eiland are both improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Ambers Lackey
are some better.
The weather is fine for cotton
picking this week. Cotton is
opening very fast and will soon
be all opened.
Mrs. J. D. Darden of Grubbs
visited Mrs. Stegall Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. Stegall and Mrs. Carter
visited Mrs. Hamilton Monday.
Mr. Henry Williams, formerly
of Oil Trough, has moved into
our settlement to pick cotton
for B. F. Carter.
The Wild Boys’ base ball team
crossed bats again Saturday
with Diaz. The Diaz boys bit
well at the bait the Wild Boys
hung out on the 16th day of
September, though they tried
to strengthen their team by get
ting players from Newport and
Hickory Grove, but htey failed
to score. The Lackey that Diaz
said was hit so hard on the 16th
made them all lay down their
bats and walk away, looking
down their noses. Only three
men got to first base and one to
second. They tried hard to shut
out the Wild Boys, but there
were four home runs made on
the expert pitchers. The score
| ran 14 to 0 in favor of the Wild
! Boys. After 5 innings the boys
became discouraged and quit.
I The married men tried to regain
1 their lost reputation by getting
up a team and playing 3 innings
but with no success. The score
was 4 to 0. All in all the game
stood 18 to 0 in favor of the Wild
boys. The boys look forward
with great pleasure to the game
: -all, oat School will soon be
)ut7and Joe will then be lone
ly f !'
,4liss Maude Sherrick has de-;
sided to go to Kentucky as soon.
as her school is out at this
place. X. Y. Z.
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After an absence of a few
months we will again try to re
present our part of the country.
We are having some fine
weather for cotton picking and
the people are making good use
of it.
Mrs. J. D. Darden of Grubbs
visited Mrs. P. P. Stegall Satur
day night and Sunday.
The infant of Roy Hamilton
died Saturday night and was
buried Sunday afternoon at the
Cook grave yard.
Miss Maude Sherrick’s school
will be out in another week and
then she contemplates going to
Kentucky in the interest of the
American Yeoman’s Lodge.
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Dr. McCurry was called to see
W. A. Eiland Sunday night. Mr.
Eiland has been very sick for
several days but is able to be up.
at this writing.
Joe Roberts went to Estico,
last Wednesday night on very j
important - business. He says j
that he has an assistant helping!
him.
G„eorge Holloway of Esiico
lost his dwelling house by fire
Saturday about noon, losing
nearly ?11 his household goods.
The Wild Boys won a complete
victory over the Diaz team in
the last game played, the score
standing 18 to 0.
Bright Eyes.
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Mr. J. E. Craig and Mrs. Mol- j
lie Edmonson of Elmo were|
married at noon Wednesday ancV
celebrated the occasion with a j
big barbecue dinner to their j
friends in that vicinity.
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Miss Cora Mustin was called
to Beedeville Wednesday by the
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death of her brother’s little
eight year old daughter, Lovis ,
Mustin, who died very suddenly
Wednesday and was buried this
afternoon.
If you wish beautiful. clear,
white clothes, use Red Cross
Ball Blue. Large 2 oz. package
5 cents.
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