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Which must be sold by Jan. 1st 1903. In order to do this, we will sell our
entire Stock at a cut price; will sell you whiskey cheaper than you ever bought it
before in Woodruff county or anywhere else. Give us a call; we will sell you at
some price; it must be sold for we are not here any longer than the first of the
>ear. Also, we have 3 BARS and other fixtures which we will sell at a big bar
gain to some one; Now is the time to buy your cheap stuff: we never miss a sale.
WILDER KYLE & Co:
WOODRUFF CO. NEWS.
PUBLISHED THURSDAY OF EACH WEEK AT
McCRORY. ARKANSAS.
E. C. KRAHER, Editor.
Entered at the Post-Office at McCrory.
Arkansas, as Second-Class mail,mutter.
June 11th, 1902.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
One Year. In advance. *1.00
DOUBTFUL DEFINITIONS
Nobody—Aprominent woman’s
husband.
Paregoric—The crying need of
the midnight hour.
Gossip—A deadly gas that is
often fatal to friendship.
Divorce—An epitaph carved
upon love’s tombstone.
Undertaker—A man who fol
lows the medical profession.
Thunder—The only reliable
weather report yet discovered.
GRAMMER IN RHYME.
i
Three little words you often see
Are articles “a” “an” and“the.”
ii
A noun’s the name of anything,
As “school ”or “garden,” “hoop”
or “swing.”
ill
Adjectives tell the kind of noun,
As “great,” “small,” “pretty,’
“white ” or “brown. ”
IV
Instead, of nouns the pronouns
stand
“His ’ ’head, ‘‘her ’ ’ face , “my ”arm
“your’’hand.
v
Verbs tell of something to be done;
To “read,” “count.” "laugh”
“sing” “jump” or “run.”
VI
How things are done, the adverbs
tell, As “slowly," “quickly,”
1 “ill”or “well.”
Our Fall Stock is now
^=compiete!=
£‘;s
•?We have the LARGEST STOCK of GOODS we have
evei' had before. COMPLETE in every department.
Cfo*. iRrariH is the Sboe y°u wai^. Try a
icll Ul CU1U PAIR and you will always wear it
C We have the MOST EXTENSIVE line
WIOUSHlg o{ B0yS’and Men’s SUITS we ever carried.
Unln Wc have one of the best selections of Ladies’
1 I a ib Hats ever brought to McCrory.
L £LdiCS Come and examine our Stock of ready-made
GOODS; such as WAISTS, SKIRTS, etc.
Our Motto
“No one can undersell us”
Come and see for yourself.
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VII
Conjunctions join the words to
gether
As man “and” woman, wind
“or” weather.
VHI
The preposition stands before
The noun, as “in” or ’’through”
the door.
IX
The interjection shows surprise
As “Oh!” how pretty;! “Ah!”
how wise!
x
The whole are called nine parts
of speech,
Which reading, writing, speak
ing teach.
Every child going to school
i should learn the above poem. It
gives you Etymology in a nut
shell.
A Horrible Crime.
- A darkey, by the uameof Dave
Cross, murdered three girls by
the name of Gibson; Alice aged
J17 yrs., Sarah, 11 and Viola,9; all
: darkies.
The girls were athomeby them
selves, their father having gone
to the circus when this black
fiend came and committed his
fiendish work.
Feeling is running high and
sheriff Hammett, with a posse,
captured the culprit and carried
to Little Rock for safe keeping.
i
Obituary.
Little Edith Amanda, daughter
of W. H. and Adrian Jimerson,
after a long and wasting illness
patiently borne, died at 2 o’clock
Saturday morning Oct. 2o, 1902
and was hurried at the Odd Pel
low’s Cemetery Sunday Oct. 26,
at 4 p. m. She was only lyr. 5mo.
and 11 days old.
She has gone the little angel,
who was sent for a few short
months to create in our hearts a
loss which will live forever, has
left us for a while.
As tender vine twining around
a shrub strengthens while it
leans, so this little flower, too
frail for the harsh winds of this
earth, buoyed up our faith in
God even while we ministered to
her.
The little one battled with the
Angel of Death for over three
hours and then after the strug
gle came peace. Lying in the
arms of Death, she looked like a
creature fresh from God”; it
was hard to give her up, but we
know the Lord deserves the
fairest flowers to plant in the
Garden above. We know ‘‘At the
gate of the City Celestial she
waits” to welcome those who are
left behind.
Deepest sympathy is felt by
the whole community for the
bereaved father and mother, the
little brothers and many near
relatives she has left.
‘‘We will meet her when
Deaths bright Angel
Shall speak in thatchord again
And together will hear in Heaven
The sound of that grand Amen”
BY A FRIEND;
ON CREDIT.
j
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RUFF COUNTY NEWS.
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