G. W. BARBER
NOTARY PUBLIC
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Published every Friday at McCrory, Ark.
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Friday, March 24, 1916-.
To The Voters of Arkansas.
The records fail to show that
T. J. Terral, who is opposing V.
A. Beeson of Morrilltom-lor the
Democratic nomination for Sec
retary of State, ever was a voter
of Union County, Arkansas,
as he claimsV(As a matter of fact,
Terral was born and reared in
Union Parish, Louisiana, where
his father still lives and he never
lived in Union County, Arkansas.
The records further show that
Terral, by virtue of his residence
L and citizenship in Louisana was
: a clerk in the Louisiana legisla
ture even aftdr hfe hlad for some
time been at the public crib in
Arkansas, and that he has held
an easy berth in the Arkansas
Department of Education, for
live years and during the same;
period drawn salaries as clerk or
. secretary during three successive
Arkansas legislatures—covering
a period much longer than that
of his citizenship in this state.
The fact that a candidate lived
in Lousiana, surety dSes ndfiffrind
Southern Arkansas to support
his candidacy, against the claims:
of a man of .the character and
fitness for the important office
of Secretary of State possessed |
by V. A. BEESON OF MOR-1
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We Pay Cash
this week for
Hens, per pound,.08
Cox, per pound,.06
Dux, per pound,.10
Geese, each,.25
Goslings, per pound,.08
Fresh Eggs, per dozen, ..15
Tow Sacks, each,.0234
Turkeys, per pound,.. .1234
Fryers 134 to 134.14
Fryers 134 up.1234
Stags.08
McCrory Feed & Produce Co.
L. W. Sturdivant, Manager
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Election Judges And Clerks.
Following are the names of
the judges and clerks for the j
Democratic primary to be held
next Wednesday, March, 29,
1916. The first three named are
judges and the last two are
clerks:
Augusta: Boliver Conner, 0. C.
Wilcoxson, Paul Martin, Luther
Berry and Wade Sale.
Barnes: R. E. Holder, W. E. !
Jelks, A. E. Ridgeway, Osro
Taylor and W. L. Rushing.
Bullville: J. W. Raynor, C. C.
Johnsey, Ed Morris, J. R. Me- j
Cummins and C. H. Fitzgerald, j
Cotton Plant: J. B. Mooring,
H. B. Spencer, C. T. Doss, W.
A. Pollard and T. C. Carter.
DeView: W. H. McMurtry,
John Burkett, C. J. For.^, W. L.
Lindsey and A. B. Barber.
Freeman: Jesse Spears, O. L. !
Crawford, G. W. Lovell, Lynn i
Smith ana Pete York.
Frank: Alex Slane, W. A.
Elam, Robert Doss, John Smith
and Clyde Chappell.
Howell: Ben Finney, Dan
J£eith, Carey Beard, Be£t Finney;
and T. A. Smith.
Hunter: H. 0. Penrose, Ottis
McConnell, W.. P.,Dawson, J. I.
Ashby and G. R. Kenedy.
Jelks: Geo. T.' McCoppin, H.
H. Holder, T. W.« Roberts* J. W.
Mpllen$ and Kenneffy Rak(ey.
MeCrory; E. E. Jeffries, W. B.
Fakes,' G. G. MeCrory,'‘ T. N.
Taylor and W. W. Raney.
McClelland: D. L. Nelson, Dick
Allep, A. A. Wair, Cad Ne^sop
and iBort Holsten.
Morton: Romie Crossett, G. M.
Ellis, M. A. Sparks, John Mater
na and D. C. Todd.
Point: R. E. Berkshire, J. D.
Eldridge, E. B. Matkin, A. C.
Jett and F. A. Davis.
Pumpkin Bend: J. F. Shue,
Robert Key, John Wiggins, J.W.
Browning and W. F. Simmons. '
Penrose: J. W. Pace, H. A.
Tennis, Geo Durham, Albert
Shayp andfWv B. McElroy. f
Revel: Lee Miller, J. P. Wade,
Cliff Ward, T. J. Looney and V.
W. Stephenson.
Riverside: H. L. Byrd, ;H: S.
Peebles, R. R. Givi ns, F. B.
Jones and W. H. Lacy. T
Tip, W. B. Wise, J. H. Harris,
T. M. Chaney, C. M. Elam and
Edwin Ramsey.
Wiville: W. J. Robertson, L.
B. Parnell, J. C. Crittenden, J.
E. B. McBurnett and Edgar
Marsh.
White River: Barlow Hackett/
Tobe Pritchett, A. L. Crittenden,
J. C. Fitzhugh and Marvin Mas
sey.
Candidates Speaking Dates
Following is a list of the
speaking dates and places for
the candidates for office in Wood
ruff County:
Augusta,_Monday, Mar. 27.
McCrory, __ Tuesday, March, 28.
Election, Wednesday, March, 29.
Salt River, Thursday, Mar. 30.
WILLIAM G. HUTTON
Candidate for Delegate-at-Large
to the National Democratic
Convention.
One of the best known young
men of Arkansas is W. G. Hut
ton of Littl$ Rock, who has re
cently bt;eh1 "taominated, without
opposition, for a third term as
sheriff and collector of Pulaski
county. He is a candidate for
Delegate-at-Large to the Nation
al Democratic Convention, and
will no doubt receive a larger
Vote iri hi's home "county than the
tremendous majorities of his pol
itical races^.
Mr. Hutton was urged to enter
the race for Delegate-at-Largc
by prominent rrfbn in all sections
of the state because of his great
activity in the last campaign of
President Woodrow Wilson. Mr.
Hutton was a Delegate-at-Large
at the Baltimore convention,
where President Woodrow Wil
son was chosen as the party’s
standard bearer, and later di
rected the cafnpaign for him in
Arkansas. He has served as
Secretary |>f the State Democrat
ic* Central"Committee,., and has
for several of years been a prom
inent factor in state politics.
Mr. Hutton has always been a
Strong admirer of President Wil
son, and if elected can be always
Counted on to cast his ballot in
favor of the party standing be
hind its great leader.
Mr. Hutton was educated in
the Little Rock public schools,
and later became prominent in
athletics through his connection
with Southern League clubs.
He was connected for several
years with the Little Rock team,
and later managed the Birming
ham team. He has achieved
greater succes in business, how
ever, than he did as an athlete.
Died: Monday, March, 20,
1916, Wass Word, (col) age 57.
Deceased was one of our best
negroes and was well liked by
both races.
BANK STATEMENT
Report of the condition of the
Bank of McCrory, McCrory,
Woodruff County, Ark., at the
close of business Mar. 7, 1910
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts.. $29,916.18
Loans on real estate.. 12,382.87
Overdrafts, secured
and unsecured 111.18
Other bonds and se
curities, including
state warrants,
county and city
script. 481.94
Furniture and fixtures 2,500.00
Banking house- 4,500.00
Cash items. 12.00
Cash and due from
Reserve Banks.. 122,824.50
Total.$181,654.62
LIABILITIES
Capital stock, paid up $20,000.00
Surplus fund, certified 500.00
Undivided profits, net 1,583.16
Individual deposits.__ 148,942.67
Public funds_ 114.75
Time certificates
of deposit. 10,514.04
Currency__ 4,826.00
Gold_ 97.50
Silver and other coin. 4,002.45
Total..$181,654.62
AFFIDAVIT
State of Arkansas I
County of Woodruff \ b We, E.
T. Wherry, President and H. W.
Jernigan, Cashier, of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true
to the best of our knowledge and
belief.
H. W. Jernigan, Cashier.
E. T. Wherry, President.
Attest: H. W. Jernigan,
W, B. Fakes,
E. T. Wherry.
Subscribed and sworn to be
fore me this 15 day of Mar. 1916.
My commission expires Dec. 6,
1917. G. W. Barber,
Adv. (Seal) Notary Public.
To The Voters.
To the Democratic voters of
Woodruff County: Please take
due and timely notice that two
years from now I will be a can
didate for Sheriff and will ap
preciate your support.
R. H. (Bob) Smith,
Adv. 2t. Cotton Plant, Ark.
T. T. McFall
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