30
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Staple and
^ Groceries
*;.£ .Our Stock of GROCERIES is COMPLKTE. We in
.'Jr zeud to spare neither time nor money tt» let our customers
:«<§• have tlii* REST the market, affords. G0Ol> QUALITY
at LIVING PRICES is our motto.
£ * We have on hand the most complete line of Crackers,
[4 Cakes a,|}d \£afekkd'Jt-.'i'-i'+p
Oar. Keail-y-To-t^; Meats, Canned Goods Etc. will
please the most .fastidious.
ft*. Soda Pop fresh and cold, Finest Candy always on
hand. Respectfully, E. L. Phillips’
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Trie City Grocery.
WOODRUFF CO; NEWS.
l‘DHLf“HID THEKSDAT ur BACH WEEK AT
MoCHORY. ARKANSAS.
E C KRAHER, Editor.
Filtered at the PostWlBce at McCrory'
Arkansas, as Second-Class mall,matter.
Jane 11th. 11*02. *
SUBSCRIPTION RATKS.
One Year. In advance. ll.oO j
Republeans carry Cincinnati.
Democratic, Tom Johnson, ■
carried Cleveland, Ohio by a good I
plurality.
rrhe ' ‘Erst While ** Rector of:
Jeff Davis fame testified in the J
Chancellor Impeachment Pro-!
ceedings. This is the first time i
we have had the honor to hear j
from the most elegant gentle-}
man of Hot Springs since Jeff’s !
noted Punch and Judy Show, j
Rector in one hand and Jones in j
the other. I
Carter Harrison won the fourth
term election as mayor of the
Windy City Chicago. He won over
his republican opponent Stewart
by a plurality of some 0000 votes.
This is a splendid indorsement, j
Carter H. is a plain, sensible i
business man of convictions. We '
heard him make a speech on i
Union Street at Nashville in 1890
on Municipal Government.
Prom the Legislative Monsion :
comes the cry. “Circulate more j
petitions. I wan’fc to see what the ’
the people want.” Dosen’t that;
jar you? It certainly does me. ;
What the people want is for the j
Legislature to adjourn and stop ■
that per diem and let local mat- ‘
ters alone. The people, if they;
want anything, can have most'
anything local without the John- i
son Grass Infestation. The soon-!
I
er this Anti-Hay-Pestilence is j
wiped from the horizon of the:
present, the better for the peo- i
p[e.
. > V~
In our humble opinion, we
feel,that it is the business of
local papers to give and exchange
ideas on local matters so as to
keep the people supplied with
matters to think about that are
confronting them. The Pour Wire
Pence proposition is of some >
importance or else petitions j
would not be circulated. Why j
the Free Press and Vidette don't >
express sonjethjng on this line, j
we are unable to fathom. You j
are either for itor.aganst it. It is }
your duty as N^SpapVhrs to tell i
the people about this matter. •
It is either-right or wrong. It;
effects all one way or the other.}
Brother, -Sister, tel! your read- j
ers about this fence business.!
I like to see a person, free and *
unhampered, tell his convic- [
turns. .....
Norton’s Entertainment.
Dr. Norton has been with us
[and hasgone.His entertainments
are a sourse of pleasure and
| the beautiful views of Castles,
Cathedrals etc. constitute a
panorama to be stored away in
the archives of memory. A good
picture like a good book, leaves
a wholesome effect on all who
may feast their hunger on them.
The great St. Peter’s Cathedral
at Rome with its Systine Chapel
is a picture that at once gives
massiveness, spendor, grandeur
and beauty as the predominating
feelings in the human soul. The
immensity of this structure is
so incomprehensible that histor
ians of Art have said, if this
building were on the moon, we
could see the dark spot on the
moon caused by the vast dimen
sions of that Cathedral.
Dr. Norton has just finished a
two months tour of Alabama and
Mississippi and is on his way to
the I. T. and Okla. and the west
where he will spend the sum
mer.
He has a most magnificent
collection of Views along the
Frisco R. R. showing the line
Orchards of Arkansas and
Missouri: the great Wheat Fields
of Kansas and Okla. and the
Cotton Plantations of the south.
The Dr. thinks the Frisco one of
the greatest roads west of the
Mississippi as it is.
The entertainments were 'well
attended and everyone was de
lighted with them. We hope to
have the Dr. come again to our
town and will assure him a good
house, whenever he comes this
way.
Harry Woods, of Augusta,
was in town Wednesday.
On last Thursday, Ada Belle
Fincher, the three year old daugh
ter of Charlie Fincher was badly
burned accidentally by getting
too near a "Gnat Fire” from the
effects of which she died on last
Saturday evening near Wiville.
The bereaved relatives have our
sincerestsympathy in this sad
event-.
"Gentlemen of the jury,” said
the lawyer. "What kind of swear
ing has been done in this case?
Here we have a physician, a man
who from his high calling should
scorn to tell an untruth. But
what did he testify to, Gentlemen:
I put the question to him plainly:
"where was he stabbed? Un
blushingly, his features as cold
and placid as marble, be replied
that he was stabbed an inch and
a half to the left of the medical
line and an inch above the um
bilicus. And yet we have proved
by three unimpeachable witness
es that he was stabbed just below
the raHwif station.—Ex.
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Good Time Prices!
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Call in an<l look through my largo and complete stock of
SPECTACLES. I can fit up anyone. After you get on a ^
pair of nay NEW GLASSES, you will be able to see my ||
v uV PLETEISTOCK of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HATS
Caps. Shoes, Drugs. Cutlery, and Undertaking Supplies.
A S THOMPSON, DeView
Tom Burkett’s Shop.
Will 3i
Wajons, Baggies and
Farming fm^iements
Horse-shoeing and all kinds
of repairing done ou short
w notice. All WORK first
class and SATISFACTION
U A R A NTEE D. ar»w
: : : : Arkansas,
McCrory
The Bank Saloon
__Sam Kyle, Prop.___r
Domestic and Imported Liquors,
^_Cigars and Tobacco:_^
MAIL ORDERS A SPECIALTY.
Cotton Plant, : Arkansas.
AUGUSTA ELECTION.
A ugusta had a spirited contest i
over city officials. The following;
is the results;
Dr. F. D. Dale, mayor,
L. L. Gardner, recorder,
J. F. Hill marshal,
and E. Conner, Dr. B. A. Fletch-:
er, Fred Shoup, R. L. Buchanan |
and W. C. Berry, Aldermen.
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Boyd Angus, the Choctaw
agent at Auvergne, was here to
see his people Wednesday.
Ask a young couple, of Au
gusta, what became of the box of
candy and the lap-robe on last
Sunday?
Mr. Sam Kyle, the popular
dealer in things measured by the j
horn, pint, quart, gallon, keg and
barrel of Cotton Plant, was in
town Monday euroutto Memphis,
where he intends to see some
thing.
'Hie Newport Conference of
ItheColored M. E. Church will be
.in session on Tuesday, Wednes
day, and Thursday 14, 15 and
16th of April. On Thursday night,
a public banquet will be given as
the closing event of the confer
ence. Rev. F. E. Taylor and per
haps other White friends will
deliver short adresses that night'
also the Bishop of their church
will be present. The white friends
are most cordially invited to at
tend the banquet.
—Kramer wr ites Insurance.
—Give us a call when you come
to Augusta we will trea t you right.
Louis ,T. Penn.
THE TOWN ELECTION.
The town election very peace
ably came and passed. The Tick
et as selected some time ago was
elected with out opposition viz.
For. Mayor— H. T. Raney,
For Recorder— E. C. Kramer,
For Aldermen—
Ed Hamilton.
A. J. Marsh.
Joseph Crossett,
E. T. Wherry,
H. J. Cariker.
LYONS
LAXATIVE
SYRUP
in CONSTIPATION
Is a pleaaant tcatifijr
laxative compound,
made from the rholoect
extracts of fruise and
vegetables known to the
medical profession to act
moet beneficially open
the human system a* a
laxative. Tor the cure
of chronic constipation
and ttc many attendant
fils, and to dispel colds,
headaches and tVrere.
nans xaxx. It arte gently on the
. kidney*, liver and bowel*, and ae a t*»ulc to Xhese
various organ». It 1* absolutely UrmUii, tL«r*
fore can bo taken with impunity at alt tl?»i«* »od
under alt circumstance* hy the most dciKa.eij
constituted ladle* and children,
j Price 25c end 50c Per Bottle.
varuraerraxo ox ax rr
LYON MGDICINB CO., LonUvItlc. Ky.
For sale by A. S. Thompson.
Deviow, Ark.
Harness & Saddler
I i
b*-**+*
shop
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_** *-!•+'
v+f-v
Everything mended and repaired
from a hames-string to a haloon.
Charlie Thompson.
H. T. RANEY, Undertaker.
J^ow being assisted by M it. Williams the oldest
most reliable Undertaker in tjie county and having purchased
a New and Up-To-Date HEARSE, lam prepaired to accomo
date my friends when in need of anything iron* a $M>0 Coffin
to a <1000. Casket. Come and see me.
imif
The McCrory Meat Market
fresh PISH every Saturday,
Weendeaver to sUpply
the Public with the Beat
Meatobtainajtde.
BUTTER & EGGS..
GREER BROS
O’Fallon
~—the ^
WALL PAPER from 2 cents' a ROLLand up.
PA INTER
THE
[RON MOUNTAIN
ROUTE
TOB MEMPHIS.
And all points East and South
east.
FOR ST. LOUIS,
And all points North and
Northwest.
FOR LITTLE ROCK,
And points in Arkansas and
Texas and the great Southwest.
i-ST* Elegant Day Coaches, Re
lining Chair Cars, seats free
Pullman Buffet Sleepers no
ill Through Trains.
H. C. Tow.vsKxn,
On. Pass. & Tkt. Agt.,
St. Louis, Mo.
Mr. McNeil,,Local Agent,
MeC-ory, Arl
Cures Blood Poison. Cancer,
Ulcers, Ec7Aina. Carbuncles. Etc.
Medicine Free.
Kobeit Ward, Uaiey s. Ua.. say*: "I suffered
from Idood lHviion.mv lie ail face and ihuuMeu
ware one inass of ooorruptoion. aches la bones
ami joint*, burninir. Hohimr. s _-abby skin. was
all run down ami discouraged. but B dauio
Eilood Balm cured me perfectly, healed all
the sores and pave my skin the ileh plow of
health. Blood balm put new life Into mv blool
and new ambition luto my brail.” Oeo. A.
Williams. Hoxbury. face covered »1th pitaples.
•hronlo sore on back of bead, suppurating
swelllrp on neck, eatlnp ulcer on leg, bone
oaits. itehlmr skin cured nil perfeeUy by B. R.
n. sores all healed, B. b. b. cures ail malignant
•>!oo<l troubles sneh as runlnp sores carbuncles.
Kspeeially advised for all cases ttliat have
the second or third stape. Improves the
digestion, Drupplst one dollar to prove 11 cures
write Blood Balm sent Atlanta, (la. Describe
trouble and free medical advice sent In sealed
etter.
A Notary Public
at the NEWS Of
fice
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
- IRON riOUNTAIN ROUTElTIME TABLE.
GOING EAST.
Pavmc&ircr INo. 3*larr!ves MeCrory, 1:47 a.m
No- 34 " " 11:44 a. m
GOING WEST.
Passenger No. 33 arrives MeCrory. ll:i4 a. n,
No- 31 ” 10:42 p. a.
Dr W T ncCAIN
PHYSICIAN AND SURQEON.
jMcCROBY. - - . /HK
I Office comer Maine staeet and Edmonds At
. enue W1U answer all calls day and night.
; ESM CARL-LEE
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Augusta Arkansas
W1U practice in all courts of the State.
j Waverly Hotel.
MRS. l. m ’fall, Prop,
j MeCrory, - Arkansas.
j Centrally located. Convenient to depot.
Porter meets all trains. Your patronage
solicited.
ANDREWS * KRAMER
attohneys-at-lawP
Any business Intrusted to our care will re
eelve prompt attention
Auguata and McCroryArk.
Dr. L. A.JELKS
PHYSICIAN AND 5UROEON.
MoCItOllY. auk.
j Omce nest door west of E. L. Hamilton's
j furniture store. I will be found at my office
j day or nurht.
I __
DR. M. J. BARLOW,
Physician ani» Suugeo.v,
I
Riverside, Ark.
| tiruiiuate of the Peabody Nonna! College.
: the University of Nashville: and three years
study completed at Vanderbilt Medical Col
: ege
DOCTOR J W MORRIS
|
Physician and Surgeon
Will answer all calls day and night.
; UeVlew, \ask.
HR. DeWITT.
( PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
| GRAYS, : : ARKANSAS.
Look, Look.
On every Saturday evening, you can get your Cohn
chopped or (wound into MEAT.,. Bring your corn
to me at DeVtow. I am prepared to do the WORK.
DeView,
A S. Thompson,
Arkansas.
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DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE
Free Reclining Chair Cars on ell Train*'
Pullman Bullet Drawing Room Sleeping
Cara, Pullman Tourist Sleeping Cars
between MEMPHIS and the
PACIFIC COAST
JAS. HARRIS, D. P. A., SCO. H. LBS, O.P.A.,
Lira* Rock, Ark. Mftto Rook, Ark.