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In the Columns of the Daily Indepen
dent reaches Three Hundred Homes or
One Thousand Five Hundred People
The
Weekly Independent
Reaches a Large List of the Farmers of
Jackson County and the Popularity of
the paper is attested by the rapid growth
of its circulation. For Results you
want your ad in the Daily and Weekly
Independent.
R. F. Drummond Building.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Emma J. Robinson to J. F. and
! G. M. Rorex, 320 acres 28, 29-14
I 1, $1,500.
J. P. Bach to C. 0. & G. R. R.
| Co., 1-3 lot 7, block 7, Jackson- j
jport, $80.
N. D. Moon to J. H. Wilmuth,
1150 acres 14-14-2, $200.
W. T. Atway and wife to James
! A. Morgan, 160 acres 31-14-1 and
and 40 acres 6-13-1, $600.
James Knight and wife to J. A.
Morgan, 40 acres 6-13-1, $300.
Dee Washam and wife to J. S.
I Wihnans, 1-2 interest 160 acres
21-10-3, $200.
R. W. Anderson and wife to
; B. C. Smith, lots 2, 3, 6, block 9,
Jacksonport, $55.
G. W. Courtney and wife to j
Geo. E. Hartwick et al, 40 acres
12-13-2, $600.
D. L. Martin and wife to H. N.
Jones, 1-2 interest 68 1-3 acres,
5-14-1, $100.
Laura L. Remmel to Sedgwick
Tie Company, 520 acres 5, 9, 10,
20-11-1, also tract in 31-12-1, $1.
Wm. Olson to Mike Olson, 120
i acres 14-9-2, $100.
Mike Olson and wife to Arkan
sas Land Company, 120 acres
j 14-9-2, $480.
James F. Hyatt and wife to
Scott McWilliams, 240 acres 26,
25-9-1, $330.
George w. xeiverton ana wue
to St. Tuck 2691 G. U. 0. of Odd j
Fellows, lot 8 in 27-13-2, $25.
Kate F. Welshimer to C. L.
Cullum, 120 acres 30-10-5, $200.
C. L. Cullum to B. H. Hays,
120 acres 30-10-5, $200.
B. H. Hays and wife to M. J.
Welshimer, 120 acres 30-10-5,
|$350.
S. Wolff and I. Goldman and
wives to Sedgwick Tie Company,
320 acres 6, 18-11-1, $1. *
W. C. Glover and wife to F.
M. Reynolds, 100 acres 2-9-2 and
! 35-10-2, $1600.
FOR SALE.
Frame store house of two good
rooms good location for mercan
tile business at Jacksonport,
Ark. b30d J. M. Grubbs.
MISS YANCEY MARRIED.
C. O. Bradshaw and Miss
Winona Yancey, the latter the
daughter of J. C. Yancey, of
Batesville, were married Wednes
day evening at the home of the
bride in Batesville. The groom
is a young business man of that
citv.
TROUBLES OF SALOONS.
The petition of the prohis in
Augusta fell about 300 short of
the required number to knock
out the saloons and the county
court has licensed the following
dramshops: Augusta, L. L. Penn,
J. P. Wade; Cotton Plant, S. B.
Kyle, C. T. Doss, Jr. & Co.;
Maberry’s Cache River Liquor
I Company. 01 Kirkland, who has
been running a saloon there sold
out to Penn & Wade.
Judge J. B. Chapline of Mon
| roe county has taken the matter
of licensing saloons in Brinkley
under advisement till January
14th and in the meantime the
saloons of that city are closed.
ROBERT OWEN BURTON.
The 1-year-old infant son of
Thomas J. Burton of Layton,
named Robert Owen Burton, died
Friday of fpneumonia and was
buried Saturday. The deceased
leaves four brothers and sisters
and the family have the sym
pathy of many 'friends in their
grief.
OLD RESIDENT SUICIDES.
Black Rock, Jan. 1,-News has
been received here™of£the sui
i cide of John Phillips of Portia.
I The cause was attributed to his
ill frame of mind, together with
' his bad state of finances. He
- was well known and respected
throughout the county, being one
j of the oldest residents of Portia.
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