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Mr. Jnc. Shearer, our worthy
townsman, spent a few hours .in
Augusta this week.
Mrs Mollie Perkins went to
Fakes and Augusta on business
the first of the week.
Mrs. M. C. Walch who has
hoon cooking for Dr. J. B. Neal
left last Monday for Memphis.
—When you buy “Silas Moore
Whiskey” you get the best your
money can buy, and no mistake.
Sold by Cook & Cariker.
Mrs. Nettie Miers who has
been visiting Mrs. Dr. Grigs
by of DeView returned to Texas |
on last Tuesday.
Dr. Russel, who has been visit-1
ing in Texas and various parts of;
Arkansas has returned to Me- j
Orory. He will probably' locate j
at DeView.
Chas. Meehan of Cotton Plant
is over visiting our people. We
wonder why Charley does not!
move over. We would be glad to
have him a citizen of McCrory. j
Rev. Steward (col.) has return- j
ed from St. Louis, where he has i
been standing the Civil Examina- i
tion, He reports having had a'
good time and having obtained a
first class certificate,
Harry Walker Sen. and Harry
Walker Jr. returned from Holly
Grove last Saturday where they
have hod several important con
tracts of brick buildings. They
will remain at home for the pres
ent.
Miss Delia Rutherford spent a
few very pleasant days in our
town last week. Last Sunday
she returned to her home near
Batesville, being accompanied by
Miss Perrin and Wells as far as ;
Martin Junction.
Mr. N. J. Hayes the lumber
man and two sons Fink and Dew
ey of Grays came up to the News |
office last Wednesday and hand
ed us a silver wheel :'or the peo
ples popular paper. Mr. Hayes
always knows a good thing when
he sees it.
Hazelop Simpson (col.) was
fined $5.00 and cost before Squire
Best last week.
Don’t buy cheap cutlery with
out temper and quality but buy
the genuine article at Dr. Neal’s.
B. F. Daugherty was in town
this week and ordered the News
to his address at Roe Arkansas.
L, B. Winfree, our efficient
County Clerk, was on our streets
Friday. We are always glad to
see our friend among us.
Marshal Patterson made a bus
iness trip to Little Rock Friday
and had two Justices appointed
for Augusta township.
N. B. Allen spent several days
of last week in Searcy visiting his
brother and sister. He reports
having had a splendid time.
When you wish to write your
girl a letter, don’t forget that Dr.
Neal lias the best and most com
plete line of stationary in town.
Murry L. Pettit came home on
a visit Thursday night. Murry
has a splendid position and his
employer thinks there is no clerk
anywhere that will excel Murry.
Robert Briten (col.) was tried
on the charge of carrying a pis -
tol in Mayor Raney ’s court. The
testimony was insufficient for a
conviction, consequently, he was
discharged.
Rev. W. C. Toombs returned
Saturday from Weldon where he
went to assist Rev. A. C. Graham
in a meeting. He reports a good
meeting with tangible results.—
White County Citizen.
On the 29th of September Mr.
Jas. Mullens and Miss Ida Gas
kins were made one oy the holy
bonds of matrimony. Our friend
H. T. Raney performed the cer
emony at Fakes’ Chappel. The
News extends congratulations.
Last Sunday at 3 o’clock,
Robert Welch and Miss Anna
Hall were happily united for life.
The ceremony took place 3 miles
north of town on the Andy Com
er place. Bro. II. T. Raney offi
ciating. The News bids them
God-speed.
t Squire Henri was in town
Wednesday,
Ramsey the hardware-man was
in town Thursday.
Z. T. Woodard of Searcy was
in town last week.
Our townsman C. R, Atkinson
is on the sick list this week,
Robert Sherrod was in Augus
ta on business last Thursday.
W. D. Tucker of near Tip was
on our streets last Wednesday.
W. B. Stone, the shoe-man of
| St. Louis was in town Thursday.
Our friend Bob Stoker was en
joying himself in town Wednes
; day.
Mrs. A. J. Marsh went to Wi
; ville on a visit of a few days this
; week.
Last Monday, ouH friend Jim
■Gross of Wiville came up on bus
j iness.
Jut mend Joseph Crossett
| spent a few hours at Searcy last
i Sunday.
Leonard Patterson our butch
er and cattle-nan was at Augusta
Thursday.
Allie Shelton is making his
monthly rounds. He was with
us on Friday.
W. B. Fakes made a business
trip to Augusta and Gregory’s
point the first of the week.
oilas Moore Whiskey, ”
Nothing equal to it in purity and
flavor. Sold by Cook & Cariker.
tiro. S. L. Cochran in compauy
with his son Edwin went to Lit
tle Rock this week, where Edwin
was placed in the deaf-mute in
stitute'
On Sept. 30th, ax little girl
made its appearance at the home!
of Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Marsh.
May she be sunshine and glad
ness to its parents forever.
Jack .Johnson left, Thursday
for Little Rock to resume his stud
ies in the Deaf-Mute Institute.
He ordered the News to keep
him posted as to the McCrory
happenings.
— “Silas Moore Whiskey” is
pure and wholesome. For' fami
ly or medicinal use it has no
equal. Sold by Cook & Cariker.
We have seen the frail infant
when the faint struggle for ex
istence seemed almost ended, re
susitated and made strong by
the use of Whites Cream Vermi
fuge. Price 25c. Sold by Dr.
J. B. Neal.
Rob Sherrod our progressive
barber has obtained the servises
of Dock Hoyle of Searcy. Al
though Dock is not so very large
and cannot sleep in the neighbor
hood of a saw-mill,yet he counts
j for one. We hope he will stay,
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palling. Blaeksmitbing in all its
branches, Horse-shoeing a spe
cialty.
We also keep Bolts and Wash
ers, of all kind, we ke^p on hand
gj Wagon Skeens. Will order
duplicate parks for any machine
made.
We keep Sewing-machine Oil,
and Amunition of all kinds.
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TO THE COTTON GROWERS:
We are grinning and wrapping Cotton at the Round
Bale Gin for 30 cents per hundred. We also buy the
cotton giving from i to i more than square cotton brings. Our
Gin is one of the largest in the County, capacity 85 to 100 Rolls
daily. Respectfully inviting you to try our Gin and insuring per
fect satisfaction, we are, Very truly,
The McCrory Cotton Costs panv.
Mr. W. P. Best and youngest
daughter Mrs. Gill of Judsonia
are in McCrory and vicinity vis
iting relatives. Mr. Best will be
77 years old next January and to
see him, one would think him a
man of 40 or 50 years. He cer
tainly is one of the most energet
ic old men we have seen in a iong
time.
On last Thursday we had the
pleasure of seeing some actual
hogs. They were no excuses on
the swine tribe but were real
hogs. They are the property of
our friend Dr. J. B, Neal. He
has five of the very finest hogs
we have ever seen. They will
average from 4 to 5 hundred
pounds each, dressed. Why
can’t others do likewise? Just
figure that up: 2000 pounds of
meat at 10 cents a pound. Cot
ton is not in it by the side of
“porks.” Dr. Neal can well be
proud of his meat.
On next Monday, the Quorum
Court of Woodruff County meets.
Then history will be made either
for the good of the people or for
a few unscrupulous politicians.
It becomes the most urgent du
ty of each and every Justice of
this county to be at Augusta by
day-break to be sure to be there
in time to see the opening of the
great showcus. We have every
thing going our way and if the
magistrates will do their duty
like men and honest Americans,
who believe in the rule of the
masses and not the classes,
Old Wooruff Connty will be victo
rious and the ring will be relegat
ed to the past. “Boys stand by
your guus.’’
A sad accident occured at
Morton, Ark., on Oct., 3rd. A
young man who passed by the
name of James Thompson was
killed by a falling tree. He was
at work for some timber men
and had calculated on the tree
falling in an opposite direction
from which it did, consequently
it caught him. He died within
ten minutes after the tree fell.
Thompson came to Morton about
two months ago. He was 24 years
of age, 5feet 9.V inches in lieighth,
dark hair, sandy complexion and
sandy mustache. He was well
educated and was a young man
of splendid manners. Some
think his home is in Atlanta Ga.,
others heard him speak of his
mother living in the mountains
of Alabama.
An exchange says that in the
beginning God created the heav
ens and the earth; then he made
the editor, the liberal advertiser
and the prompt paying subscrib
er and it was good. The next
day a blizzard set in, and he cre
ated the man who didn’t believe
in advertising, and another who
didn’t take his home paper, then
rested. Then the devil got into
the moulding room, and he creat
ed the fellow who takes a paper
for years and then fails to pay
for it. After completing the
sorry job, and having a few
lumps left, he made the excuse
for a man who settles his sub
scription by instructing the post
master to mark his paper re
fused.
Last Sunday quite a number of
citizens took dinner at the hos
pitable home of H. 8. Angus.
The dinner was a feast fit for the
entertainment of Gods.
Mr Hurley of the Alfrey &
Hurley Lumber Co., was in town
this week. While here he obtain
ed the services of our worthy
townsman W. H. Flynn for
another year. Mr. Flynn has
been in the employ of that compa
ny for some seven years and has
won himself a name in the tim
ber world as a hustler of few
| equals and no superiors. On last
J Saturday Mr. Flynn purchased
i 400 acres of fine timber land of
I Mr. Revels. Every good citizen
: of Woodruff county should give
; all the encouragement possible
for the success and prosperity of
all worthy undertakings. Tire
j News will always be found on
the warm side of every enter
prise.
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IN MEMORIAL.
Once more the death knell is
sounded and another dear one
garnered into eternity.
On last Sunday, Mrs. McCro
ry, the beloved wife of our fel
low-townsman C. W. McCrory,
went to heaven where diseases
and tortures do not dwell and
i there is pleasure, at the right
| hand of God forever. Mrs. Me
Crory was born in 1846 and be
came the vafe of C. W. McCrory
in 1866. Since which time, they
! have dwelled here, with the ex
j ception of a few years spent in
Texas. Early in life she joined
the Baptist church and has lived
a consistent Christian up until
her death. Whenever opportuni
ty presented itself, she was up
holding the bloodstained banner
of Prince Emailual.
We may look this world over
for consolation in time of be
j reavements, but there is no sur
I cease from sadness, no quiet for
aching heart except the sooth
ing influence of Ch l ist the Savior
of the world. It is through his
suffering that we have the hope
of seeing our loved ones in Para>
dise where we will never say
good-bye and where peace and.
love shall reign eternally.
May we all be ready to meet,
them when our time shall come.
IN THIS
WEEK’S ADD I HAVE
to say to my many customers that I willhave Oysters,
both in cans and buckets, also some- Fresh Celery
next Saturday. I always keep on hand the N
1 Best and Choicest Meats
obtainable. Game, Fish and Poultry in season. Fish ev
ery Wednesday and Saturday. Open Sundays until 9 a. m.
Market prices paid for butter, eggs and chickens.
L. C. PATTERSON.
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