PICTURE FRAMES,
Coffins,
BURIAL'ROBES,
H. T. RANEY,
All Sizes of
WINDOW GLASS
Caskets,
PLOW STOCKS,
Call and see Me.
Raney’s
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Perfume and stationery? Yes
at Dr. Neal’s.
Capt. A. W. Jones, of Augusta
was in town^ast Monday.
The best line of cutlery in towi
can be found at Dr. Neal’s.
All sizes of Picture Frames
and Class at H. T. Raney’s. •
Our brother, editor of the Fret
Press, was in town last Sunday
Our friend Ike Hightower was
up to see the News man las
Monday.
Mr. Ed S. Carl-Lee, our effi
cient circuit clerk, was in towr
Wednesday.
Mr. Will Melton, the popnlai
deputy sheriff, was in towi
Wednesday.
Mr. Ed Carl-Lee Jr. and Mr
Roddy Jr. both of Augusta wert
in town last Sunday.
Our friend < 'harlie James, the
Free Press boss, paid the Newt
a pleasant call Wednesday.
J. F. Smothers, who has beer
visiting his brother at [Reverie
Tenn., was in townlMonday.
Dr. Waldthrop aud W. H. Gray
two prominent citizens of Grays
were in town last Wednesday.
On last Wednesday, Mr. Ham
bletlf ala prominent candidate
for circuit clerk, was interview
ing the voters of McCrory.
PLOW STOCKS of the Very
Rest male', GUARANTEED tr
give Perfect Satisfaction at II. T,
Raney's Shop. Try One.
E. C. Kramer, of McCrory,
candidat; for represenative o!
Woodruff county is in the city to
day.—Wynne Blade Exchange.
T. Eck Simpson, the popular
clerk of the Southern District ol
Woodruff county and a prominent
candidate for the circuit clerk’s
oSice, was in town last Saturday
Our contemporary, W. A. Pol
iard, the editor of the Arkansiar
in company with Mr Meens ol
Cotton Plant paid the News of
fice a pleasant visit last Monday.
They were enroute for August.
Mrs. Mitchell and her daugh
ter, Mrs. C. B. Cook and little
master Charlie Jr., went to Ham
lin last Sunday to visit our friend
Lee Mitchell, who is holding a
responsible position at that
place. Lee is a good boy and de
serves great credit for the ad
vancement he is making.
“I have used Chamberlain’s
Cough Remedy for a number of
years and have no hesitancy in
saying that it is the best remedy
for coughs, colds and croup I
have ever used in my family. I
have not words to express my
confidence in this Remedy7.
Mrs. J. A. Moore, North Star,
Mich. For sale by Dr. Neal of
McCrory and A. S. Thompson ol
DeView.
, Fine and Up-To-Date Coffin
and Caskets at Raney’s Shop.
, When you want your house ii
sured, give it to a home man
j One that is identified with you
;interests.
Our friend G. F. Wood, of Tip
’ j was a pleasant caller at the New
| office last Thursday. He report
31 that the News man will run
• 1 splendid race at Tip.
When pain or irritation exist
on any part of the body th
application of Ballard’s Snov
- Liniment will give prompt reliei
i Price, 50 cents. Sold by Dr. Neal
Among our new subscriber
; | since our last issue, we note G
i1W. Coats, of Sarye, Ark.; S. E
Barrentine, Sturges, Miss. an<
J. H. Ivy of Bevil, Miss. Ou
4 subscription list is growing ii
spite of the hard times.
On last Wednesday a weel
ago, our friend W. Z. E’intche
’ j and Miss Fannie Welch, of Wi
jville, were happily united fo
‘ life. May God’s choicest bles
.! sings cheer them all the way i:
j the fond 'wish of the News.
1 j Our little DeView friends Dei
1 and Edgar Barrentine came to
the News office last Tuesday
■ Edgar got a little sour wdiei
> asked about Arithmetic, bu
■ soon came around alright whei
i he was told a joke about a boy.
•; .You can help anyone whom yoi
‘ find suffering from inflame<
throat; laryngeal trouble, bron
chitis, coughs, colds, etc., by ad
vising the use of Ballard’s Bore
hound Syrup; the great reined;
for coughs and colds. Price, &
cents. Sold by Dr. Neal.
We are not in the habit of put
ting articles or locals in with
out knowing the author. We huv<
; to do this for our own protectioi
so if you have any news, send i
. with your name signed. If yoi
j do not desire your name to ap
• pear as author, make sam
known to us. We wish to kno\
the author.
Wrhen you lack energy, do no
relish your food, feel dull an«
! stupid, after eating, all you nee<
| is a dose of Chamberlain’s Stom
1 ach & Liver Tablets. They wil
: make you feel like a new man a:n
give you an appetite like a bear
; For sale by Dr. Neal of McCrori
i and A. S. Thompson of DeView
Our friend, J. A. Short, ant
I little master Ollie. who is attend
! ing school here, both of neai
Grays, came up to see the nexl
■ representative of Woodruff coun
tv. While.here, Ollie made us 8
j gift of the largest lemon we have
ever seen with the possible ex
ception of P. M. Lemon, who is
erecting the Angelo house al
Grays. This lemon measured
14 inches around it the day it fell
' to the ground. Don’t tel! us
■ that Wood ruff county is not God’s
chosen land.
FINE BEKSHIRE HOQS
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McCrory, Arkansas
P. M. LEHON,
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Contractor and Builder.
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Estimates furnished at any time. I am prepared to
do any jobwork or building on short notice.
I guarantee satisfaction. Building repairs and job
work a specialty.
E. C. Kramer, editor of th
Woodruff News and a candidat
for representative from Woodrul
county, made this office a fratei
nal call while in the city Satur
day afternoon. He is a brigh
young man and deserves well o
our neighbors to the south. -
Independent of Newport,
The News man obtained tin
following subscribers last Satur
day: J. D. Heath and D. 0. Da
vidson of Deview; H. L. Baum
“ T. R. White, J. L. Batie, J. G
s Ivy, P. J. Butler, W. I. Wizer
J. W. York and M. H. Chaney o
Are you nerveous, run down
r weak and dispirited? Take a fev
doses of Herbine. It will infus<
new energy, new life into ;1)<
s exhausted nerves, the overwork
s ed brain or muscular system
a and put a new face on life am
business. Price, 50 cents. Sole
by Dr. Neal.
$
e Will Dumbald, of Huntington
Ind., is iu our midst prospecting
, We will say to the gentleman tha
• there is no place on earth where
. land can be bought f°r a song a:
here, considering the quality
• Land now selling for from 1 to :
• dollars will be worth from 25 ti
'• 50 dollars per acre within [tifteei
1 years.
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Don’t let the hand of time pain
wrrinkles on your face. Kee|
young, by keeping the blooc
pure and the digestive organs ii
a healthful condition. Herbim
will do this. Health is youth
disease and sickness brings ol(
age. Price, 50 cents. Sold b:
Dr. Neal.
There is probably no disease o
a condition of the human systen
} that causes more suffex-irg an(
distress than piles. Tabler’;
1 Buckeye Pile Ointment cure:
«. them quickly, without pain o
n detention from business. Price
50 cents in bottles. • Tubes, 7;
cents. Sold by Dr. Neal.
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j The Democrat is indebted t
Hon, E. C. Kramer, of Mc-Crory
for assistance this week. Tli
thirsty, fatigued traveler on th
^ wide waste deserts of Arab'.
'j hails with joy an oasis. So w
are delighted to have this assist
ance in this our extremity whei
schemers think they are wis
and Arkansians are fools,
3 Wynne Democrat.
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t Nerveous children are almos
1 always thin children. The “out
door-boy” is seldom nervous
a White’s Crem Vermifuge is th<
.. best prevenative of nervousness
It strengthens the system ant
assists to that sort of flesh
* which creates strength and pow
* er of endurence. Price, 25 cents
1 Sold by Dr. Neal.
| COTTON PLANT, Feb., 10
, (Special.)—S. P. McGregor, vice
president of the Bank of Cottor
T Plant, and a wealthy planter,
died at his residence here Iasi
j night. He was sick about twi
months. He leaves a large fatni
* ly and a host of friends. Twc
j brothers and a sister survive
* him, who reside at Murfreesbo
" ro, Tenn.—Commercial Appeal.
Our friend and fellow towns
1 man, Col. John Shearer spent a
; day in Memphis this week. Ho
L says he always takes advantage
^ of all the best that comes around.
! This time he saw a band of forty
* Scotchmen play the old airs that
make the heart rejoice and car
■ ries one back to the days of
Robie Burns. Every member of
the band was robed in the high
, land costume and for the time
! being our Col. was in Bonnie
j Scotland.
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For 5tomacli Trouble a.
“I have taken a great many
different medicines for stomach
trouble and constipation,” says
Mrs. S. Geiger of Dunkerton,
Iowa, “but never had as good re
sults from any as from Chamber
lain’s Stomach & Liver Tablets.”
For sale by Dr. J. B. Neal of Mc
Crory and A. S. Thompson of
: DeView.
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Repair Work A Specialty.
MeCrory Ark.
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tv Col. W. T. Echols, of Cotto
e j Plant, was in town Thursda
I j looking after his insurance busi
- j ness.
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' By Our Regular Correspondent.
Hello! Is that you doctor
(Guess Who.)
Mr. Mace Wortham has beei
on the sick list tor several days
James Matlock, who has beei
at work in Jonesboro for sorm
time, is now at home.
f “Stump speeches” istheorde:
of tjie day in some particula:
parts of our vicinity. Maybe w<
can have another debate before
! long.
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-! The telephone line and a dail;
-, mail have been a great help p
Com* people through the cob
1 weather by saving them man;
1 trips to town.
j Dr Morris informs us tha
) : there is a great deal of sicknes
^ | in the country at present, bu
, | we are glad to say, there is no
s | very much in our neighborhood
We notice Cotton Plant wa
. very kind if we should call i
1 kind to our citizens when sh
was selecting her pettit jurors
j. having chosen some four or hv
} near our town.
I The people in the souther:
i part of our town have becom
3 very much interested in th
, spelling so much so, that the
1 have a spelling match nearl
f every night, and some of t.hei
have even learned to spe
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Charlie Bowen lias gone t
White couuty, to look for Mi
Photographer we suppose, bu
while he is absent he has lei
Prof; J. G. Dupree and the Hoi
(Edly) Hartsell on the lookou
here and to “bloody the noso” c
the News correspondent. Ant
of course we’re scai’ed most t
death and afraid to run.
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On last Monday mornin
bright and early, before eigh
o’clock “Booker” was seen goin
toward the woods with a load <
tools, and one would judge froi
his looks and talk that lie wa
surely going to strike some bi
timber-job, but when he wa
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Yours for business.
J. D. JOHNSON
McCuory. Ark.
at 50 cents per hundred. Good
service, and prompt !attention
aregiven'to my customers.
I am also prrpaircd to do
your grinding. I ask you to
come'and investigate my work
for yourself. I have one of the
best and cleanest gins in the
county. It gives excellent sat
isfaction.
I solicit a share of your pat
ronage. and think it will pay
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seen coming home in the evening
with his arms full of tiro wool
you could guess where he lull
been, but he deserves muel
credit for this, for he says lie
had his choice, he could eithei
cut wood or freeze, and as he if
so industrious of course he chosi
the former.
Last week a crowd, wbi
thought themselves the greater
part of the best citizens that
lived across the bayou, made a
visit to our city and said they
were going to stay over that
i night, then it was that Mr.
! Smith, our courteous merchant,
got excited and had shutters
made for all his windows and
i barred them up with iron; this we
| deem very offensive to the visit
ors as they returned home at
j once. But we can’t see where
our merchant was in the wrong
' for a fellow who has a sack of
meal and a brand-new sack of
S navy beans had better take care
| of it while he can.
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is still with us. Come and yet one oi: his make of
M ID DLL BUSTERS and one of our celebrated PLOW
STOCK'S. Then plow deep while sluggards sleep and
you’ll have corn to sell and to keep.
A car-load of /Etna smith coal.
Dougherty & Riggs.
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Cabin and look through my large and complete stock of
SPECTACLES. 1 can tit up anyone. After you pet on a
puM'oi my NEW CLASSES, you will be able to see my
COMPLETE STOCK of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. HATS
Caps, Shoes, Drugs, Cutlery, and Undertaking Supplies.
A. S. THOMPSON, DeView
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e sell all kinds of
FURNITURE, STOVES, TINWARE, SH ELF HARDWARE,
i LOOK OIL CLOTH, MATTING, W1NDOWSHADES, CURTAIN POLES,
TRUNKS, CUTLERY, CHAIR BOTTOMS, WOVEN WIRE,
C9TS> DOORS, WINDOWS, WINDOW GLASS,
EASELS, MATTRESSES, SPINGS, SEWING MACHINES,
We have the best sewing machines on the market. Cal! and
see me and I will try to interest you.
Ed HAMILTON.
i£ a « bo go II 4.4.J.4.4.,
We have good teams and careful
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drivers
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After a short rest, we have again started
a livery stable and we invite our old friend
to come and see ns on Main street west of Shearer’s Sto .
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SrraSwwH-.-v>%-'fefafes -s-fr-i-• afijayy
!^Se:S?SPOOL Room,
sped. | is comfortable and
I Sansfact,0„ par-J homelike; in fact
| a splendid place to
Call on us. | spend the evsuing,
W. T. RANEY^** McCRORY.Ark.
cCrory & Atkinso
Livery and Feed Stable,
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Commercial men given special attention. GIVE US £
your BUSINESS McCrory, Ark, t
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Flour, S
be undersold by anyone.
ugar, Coffee, Glassware, and Hardware.
Guns ?n<! Ammunition.
We always carry Canned-goods, Dried Fruit, Fresh Garden
Seeds, Onion-sets, Beans and Peas.
Stoves :ind kitchen utinsils
DRY GOODS! 1 have the agency
for Stout’s Patent Snag proof Rubber
Boots, shoes: Gents furuisbhi- au0D^
John Shearer
McCrory and DeView, Arkansas,
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