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GUN MOTTO:
Low Prices, Good
Goods, Quick Sales.”
Our Fall and Winter Stock is arriving daily. We have
added to our line a beautiful line of Ladies’ Hats, latest gg
styles, also a good selection of Tobacco and Snuff.
We can show you a complete line in everything we
handle an assortment you can select front and our prices ^
are based on the hard times.
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WE ARE OFFERING:
Standard Brands of Calico for.05c
Brown Domestic for.04c and up
Heavy Cotton Checks for.0454c and up
Bleached Domestic for.05c and up
Outing Flannels for.05c and up
Checks for.05c
.09c
.50c
Good Gingham Apron
30-Inch Percale for.
Men's Underwear for.
Ladies’ Worsted Skirts for
Ladies' Silk Skirts for.3.65
Ladles' Fancy Bal. Skirts for.75c
Ladies Flannel Waists for.35c
Ladies' Silk and Satin Waists for.1.25
Ladies’ Waists in Checks. Plaids and Satin for..50c
and up
and up
a Suit and up
_1.00 and up
and up
and up
and up
and up
and up
Ladies' and Misses Hats for.25c up to 3.50
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A Big Line of Woolen Flannels, Bed Ticking, Bed
Spreads, Blankets and Comforts. A large stock of
Trunks, Valises. Telescopes and Suit Cases.
We have the largest and most complete line in the
country of Men’s, Boys’, Children’s, Misses’, and Ladies’
SHOES. To those who have to buy shoes for a family, we
can say we believe it will pay you to call on us.
When we sell you once, we expect to sell you again.
This we could not expect if we did not treat you right.
ARNOF,
op,
Dr. Neal for Drugs.
H. Arnof and son Joe went to
Memphis the first of the week.
Will Wilder and Charlie Mee
han made a spin around the cir
cle the first of the week.
Miss Bernie Angus returned
last Sunday from Wiville where
she lias been visiting friends.
P. M. Lemon is the only man
in town that keeps tobacco in a
glass case free from all dust and
and dirt.
Byron Walker returned to
McCrory Tuesday from Holly
Grove where he lias been doing
the brickmason act.
Rev. R. C. Moorehead, presid
ing elder of the Helena district,
arrived here Monday evening.
He will assist in the meeting.
Miss Florence Rosser, a beau
tiful and charming young lady of
below Howell, was visiting in our
city the guest of Miss Nina Riggs
Misses Mertie and Mattie An
derson, who recently paid a visit
to Searcy, returned to McCrory
Tuesday ane are visiting the fam
ily of our friend B. M. Anderson.
Miss Gussie Dillard returded
home last Sunday from Vandale,
where she spent several weeks
visiting relatives. She was ac
companied home by her cousin,
Charlie Calhoun who spent a few
days visiting here, returning
to Vandale Wednesday.
| Dr. Neal still holds his own
\ when it comes to cutlery and
stationery.
Our friend H. C. Rightor re
i turned from down at Wiville the
J latter part of last week.
Galen Patterson and Rob
Smith made a trip to Cotton
Plant the first of the week.
The Methodist church was
greatly beautified with a new
carpet the first of the week.
Dame Rumor has it that at
least two marriages will be sol
lemnized in very near future. Lot
her go Bill.
John T. O’Fallon our popular
painter, left last Monday for
Wynne where he has a contract
for some painting.
The persimmons and ’possums
are now ripe and ’possum hunt
ing will soon be the order of the
moonlight evenings.
—"When you buy “Jessie Moore
Whiskey” you get the best your
money can buy, and no mistake.
Sold by Vaccaro & Co.
Notice: I am running a first
class pool room. No profane or
obscene language will be allowed, i
P. M. Lemon, j
Capt. Robert H. Smith made '
his trip to Searcy alright last
week but wTas too busy talking to
girls to have his work done.
—“Jessie Moore Whiskey” is
pure and wholesome. For fami- j
ly or medicinal use it has no
equal. Sold by Vaccaro & Co.
When you dine j Good Heat,
you want [ Wei! Served.
We have just opened a new Meat Market and have only
the best meats the market affords.. Games and fish in |
season. We have fish every Tuesday and Saturday. <
Will pay highest market price for fat cattle and hides.
See us before selling. Your patronage solicited.
GARRETT & GREER.
Sheriff Kittreil of Augusta,
was in town the first of the week.
Edgar Pritchett went to Jones
boro last Sunday to wTork in a
factory.
Miss Delia Rutherford and Dr.
R. I. Patterson came up las1
night from Wiville.
The best is the only kind of
cutlery and stationery I handle.
Dr. Neal, the druggist.
—“Jessie Moore Whiskey,”
Nothing equal to it in purity and
flavor. Sold by Vaccaro & Co.
Joseph Crossett made another
trip to Howell last Sunday.
Joseph says Howell is a great
Sunday resort—a veritable place
of good things.
For a bad taste in the mouth
take Chamberlain’s Stomach and
Eiver Tablets. For sale by Dr.
J. B. Neal of MeCrory and A. S.
Thompson of DeView.
Miss Fannie Jones of McCro
ry will teach music in Ohio. She
is an accomplished young lady
and sister of our townsman S.
M. Jones.—Searcy Citizen.
Last Sunday Miss Wfells a
charming young lady of Searcy
arrived in MeCrory. She took
charge of the lower room of our
public school due to Miss Mary
MeCrory being ill.
Mrs. M. R. Montgomery and
her children Jennie, Pete, Mary
and Earl York have returned
from a visit to MeCrory. They
were accompanied home by
Misses Mattie and Nona Ander
son and little Miss Cora Phillips,
who will be their guests for
some time.—White County Citi
zen.
Now the
Cotton Season
Is Here.
/ have been equal to
the occasion arid feel Hud
1 am fully prepaired to
meet Hie demands of viy
cast on: css a ml have the
most complete stock of
Flint i tuj'c and Stoves Hi at
1 ht/ re ever had. My pric
es are as low a,s last sea
son, tnul where possible
have, reduced prices, I
tv ill appreciate your pat;
ronafe. Call anil exam
incmy stock.
E.L. Hamilton
Last Monday our public school
opened with Miss Jessamine Per
rin as Principal, and Miss Grace
Wells as Assistant. No other
feature of our civic life is fraught
with more interest and impor
tance than that which the schools
initiate each returning session.
Schools are the national safe
guards, the foundation of civic
virtue and of national greatness.
They are the beginning of the
educational structure. Parents
are always willing to undergo
sacrifices in order that their
children may have the opportun
ities afforded them in the public
schools, and all should strive to
learn the utmost while attending.
We have no hesitancy in saying
that we have two excellent teach
ers, and if the children will only
do their part success will crown
every effort. Our school is pro
gressing nicely with a fair at
tendance.
The Ideal Restaurant ii ?][lce T
=^~.■—v;.. _: First=class Zheais
Served Promptly
at all hours and at reasonable rates. I constantly have on hand
all kind of sandwiches, oysters in any style, pies, cakes, lunches,
in fact everything usually kept by a first-class Restaurant.
I have two separate apartments, one for the whites and one
for the colored, and invite both to come and try me when in need of
Anything In my Line.
Everything will be kept neat and clean and in First-class Style.
ROBERT S. SHIR.ROD, Proprietor.
Due to the lack of space Tip
items were crowded out of this
issue. They will appear in our
next.
Searcy was visited by another
fire last Monday. The fire origi
nated in the rear of J. A.Pettey’s
store and spread until it burned
four brick buildings and the tel
ephone exchange. The origin
of the fire is thought to be incen
diary.
Mrs. F. E. Holder and daugh
ter Charlie who visited here, re
turned to. their home at Newport
the first of the week. They were
accompanied by Floyd Johnson,
I little son of J. D. Johnson, who
will spend some time visiting
there.
Miss Mabel Winn returned
Wednesday of last week from
DeView, having closed a summer
school at that place.Miss
Bettie Mann, of DeView, visited
several days last week in the
family of R. J. Winn, the guest
of her friend Miss Mabel.—Jud
sonia Advance.
Quite a number of our citizens
went over to Augusta this morn
ing to shout for Clarke our next
congressman who speaks in con
junction with Jones. We don’t
know' how the Augusta clique
stands on this proposition, but
the people of the county are for
Clarke.
Uncle “Bill” Dougherty in
speaking of his chickens the first
of the week, told us that we
might say to Mrs. Love, of De
View that his chicken is getting
.brighter every day. It has now
actually gone to laying eggs, an
exceptional feat for chickens now
a-days. Besides this it has also
learned to crow like some wo
men.
Rev. Goar of Mississippi, ar
rived here last Tuesday and has
taken charge of the protracted
meeting now going on in our city.
Rev. Goar is a forceful speaker
and we predict much good will
be done during the meeting.
From the way some of our citi
zens “turned loose” last Satur
day, wre believe MeCrory needs
a great revival.
Josh Westhafer, of Loogootee,
Ind., is a poor man, but he says
he would not be without Cham
berlain’s Pain Balm if it cost five
dollars a bottle, for it saved him
from being a cripple. No external
application is equal to this lini- j
ment for stiff and swollen joints,:
contracted muscles, stiff neck,
j sprains and rheumatic and mus
| cular pains. It has also cured
! numerous cases of partial paral
ysis. It is for sale by Dr. J. B.
! Neal of MeCrory and A. S.
Thompson of DeViewe
Miss Delia Rutherford came
up from Wiville last Friday even
ing. Her school having closed
on that day. Miss Rutherford
remained here until Sunday
evening when she left for Wiville
where she joined a mery crowd,
who left Monday morning for an
outing. They will spend the
greater part of the week fishing,
hunting and having a time in
general, at a point below Wiville.
In consequence of the “roll in
the sawdust” indulged in by
some of our citizens last Satur
day night, Ma'yor Raney’s court
was grinding out justice the first
of the week. One of the victims
said he was guilty of the charge
brought against him, but was
sorry he had been full and had
been arrested, and there were
none who saw him but would be
willing to testify that he had told
the truth, at least as far as being
arrested was concerned. One
man who was stuck to a pretty
fast tune said he didn’t think
they treated him right at all by
allowing most of the crowd to go
their way in peace and pouncing
on him so heavily. He thinks
they took him for the .whole dog
when he was not even the head
of the animal, but only one wind
swayed hair upon the ultimate
and expectant end of a tail that
is willing to wag in any direction
for a bone. If all worthy of a
charge had been brought before
the mayor we would have wit
nessed a regular Monday morn
ing line-up of the worshippers of
Bacchus and Gambrinus, in
seriatim, poverty stricken in
purse, but rich in experience
such as it was. The mayor’s
bar would have been loaded with
performers on another kind of
bar.
•\ Certain Cure for Dysentery and Diarrhoea.
“Some years ago I was one of
i party that intended making a
long bicycle trip,” says F. L.
ray lor, of New Albany, Bradford
bounty, Pa. “I was taken sud
ienly with diarrhoea, and was
ibout to give up the trip, when
editor Ward, of the Laceyville
Messenger, suggested that I take
i dose of Chamberlain’s Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
1 purchased a bottle and took
two doses, one before starting
ind one on the route. I made the
trip successfully and never felt
my ill effect. Again last sum
mer I was almost completely run
down with an attack of dysen
tery. I bought a bottle of this
same remedy and this time one
dose cured me.” Sold by Dr. J.
EC Neal of McCrory and A. S.
rhompson of DeView.
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H. T. RANEY,
Coffin Dealer,
Has Just Received
Some of the Best
CASKETS that have ever been handled in.Mc
Crary. I keep on hand all the time All Sizes
of GLASS and PICTURE FRAMES. I have
bought out Dr. .Veal’s stock of Glass. ROPES
and Buried Supplies. All kinds of UJYDER
TAKER’S GOODS. Call and See Me.
H. T. RANEY, The Undertaker.
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