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*3r LOCALS
—Kbamer writes Insurance, j
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—Dont forget the Star Saloon
when in Augusta.
Mrs. L. B. Parnell and two
little sons, of Wiville, were in
town Saturday.
Mr. Joe Proctor, of Eight
Miles, visited friends and rels
^ fives at Tip last Sunday.
When you go to Augusta, go to
Oil Kirkland’s Saloon. He keeps
both kinds-Good and Bad.
Mrs. W. B. Dougherty has re
tnrned from Forrest City, where
she has been visiting relatives.
. —Buchanan & Wade keep the
; article of Whiskey you want.
"When in Augusta, call on them.
Miss Georgia Cole entertaiued
The Once a Week Club in a very
pleasant manner at her home
last Saturday.
Dr. and Mrs. Wr. T. McCain,
visited Newport several days
last week and since their return,
the doctor is smoking his pipe
. again. Who would have thought
it?
□ Lester, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Fletcher Lewis, was the victim of
n ves^pfenTnl accident one day
last week. While playing around
the cotton platform, he jumped
from a freight car on to a bale of
cotton, fell and dislocated his
arm at the elbow.
Quite a number of our young
people visited Cotton Plant last
week on a conbination Irou
Mountain & Choctaw Train pro
filed by Africa and enjoyed by
Caucasus. This variety train ie
turned just as the arora of morn
was once more iliumiuatiug the
horizon of eastern Arkanfsa^nTCt
is said this was strjckly a i.■ xa
iterance bwiti -as libtking but the
weakest aqua was tolerated on
tins nocturnal pleasure trip. A
char riling time was reported.
Talk about job work, well the
Nev s office has b'fteii so busy
‘“hat the devil has lost more
sleep of late and the News man
has scarcely!pretended to slum
ber. By our exceeding great
energy and wakeful industry.
th.e Devil and the News man
have both Caused Morpheus to’
frown and speak ugly words.
Tom Burkett, the machine wizard
of eastern Arkansas, gave us a
handsome lot of work; John
PhiliipH, the tonsorial artist,
aided us in making Morpheus
hot; L. M. Pettit, who is now in
.suring people against death, also
gave us a lift. !
Mr. Ed Hartsell, of Tip, left
the country Monday.
—The Star Saloon keeps the
best goods in Augusta.
Paul Martin, our genial Circuit
Clerk of Augusta, was in town
Tuesday.
—A New Line of Matting. Oil
cloth, Rugs and Window Shades
at E. L. Hamilton.
—If you want the best goods,
come to the Star Saloon at Au
I gusta. Louis T. Penn.
Cras Buchanan, of Augusta,
has been in town in the interest
of Life Insurance this week.
—Buchanan & Wade keep the
I article of Whiskey you want.
When in Augusta, call on them.
Mr. Montgomery, our genial
groceryman, is at Memphis this
week buying good things for his
store.
John T. O’Fallon visited Bald
Knob Saturday and put in his
bid for painting the Brownnell
Hotel.
Mrs. W. C. Simmons and little
daughter Pauline, of Forrest
City, are visiting friends and rel
atives in town this week.
Uncle Sam’s Whittiker was in
town Tuesday. He had just been
at the Point and raised some
business down there for the Star
Spangled Banner. Minor you!
had better keep your eye on the)
sheep. j
Mrs. Fletcher Lewis took her
son Lester to Memphis the Hirst
of the week in order to have his j
arm, which was badly hurt on
the Cotton Platform, reset. Dr.
L. A. Jelks accompanied then’,
to the city.
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Miss Gussie Dillard vi.vii^dtht
j News man last Tuesday acfci in
her pleasing way handed tsa
: dollar to insure the Neu s taking
Ja weekly trip to her brother Dr.
'Lucius at Jackson Tenn. Many
{thanks Miss Gussie.
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j Since ourlast issue the follow
j ing named Gentlemen favored us
| in such a way that it is not near
, so difficult for us to countenance
' the board bill.
! J. D. Heath, S. F. Watson,
j J. w. Raynor, B. F. Albritton,
j and John Hall (col.)
j L. M. Pettit is now writing
life insurance for the Equitable.
> We are of the opinion that in
i our wide acquaintance, there is
not a man better fitted to make a
: success in Lite Insurance tbau
is he. He is courteous, well read.,
a good conversationalist and
possesses all the qualities that
go to make an insurance man an
important factor i» the machine
ry of an Insurance Company.
!1 J Canker’s
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lUE COLD DRINKS of all
kinds always ou hand.
lliLLi\ui) and Pool T.v- slks to pass away the time.
Como and enfo.v yoursolf. Good wchaviou will be expected.
MoCrory,..Arkansas.
P. n. LEMON
w_Contractor and Builder,__
Rstiinates furnished at any time. lam prepared to do
any job work or bviildin" on sh >rt notice.
i guarantee satisfaction. ^ Ruilciing repairs. and job
work a specialty.,
McCrorv
. Arkanst
J. M. & R. N. COOK’S
SALOON!
Fine Whiskies Wines anclCigars.
_JUG TRADE A SPECIALTY__
Express prepaid on all orders from a GALLON up to any
point; MONEY MUST accompany EACH 01&DER.
Fair Oaks, : : : Arkansas:
The City
BARBER SHOP.
Shaving, Hair
Cutting and Sham
pooing Parlor.
Next door south of
Dr. McCain’s office.
John Phillips.
McCrory, Ark
—You will find the best goods i
at the Star Saloon in Augusta. !
Miss Mary Berry, of DeView,,
is visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Rayner.
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Oil Kirkland *s is Headquarters |
for Sports, Speculators and!
Dudes. Pine as silk. Augusta.
Miss McNeil, of Bald Konb,:
sister of our Depot Agent, .spent.
Saturday and Sunday in town
with her brother.
—The man who borrowed my
buggy-pole will please return
same and oblige.
Louin Cole.
R. M. Comer visited hisbrother
Andrew at Searcy last Thursday
and Friday Rufe says he drank
nothing but sulphur water while
there.
Mrs. Waller who has been
visiting the family of W. B.
Dougherty for several weeks
past has returned to her home in
Forrest City.
Charley Meehan, of Cotton
Plant, spent last Sunday in town
trying to convince a certain i
young lady that he is the right ;
one. Charley being a candidate;
for matrimony, was very busyi
while here electioneering. Just
one vote is all he wants.
Andrew Wood, of Tip, visited
the News Wednesday. He order
ed the News changed to his
brother as he is now employed
of the Home Water Co of Little
Rock. You keep your eye ou Ho r
man and see if he cb on’lbecome
one of the leading businr ss men
of Arkansas in time. It is the
slow steady growth that counts.
Mushroom Progress never lasts.
Luck to you Herman.
Mr. Tom Martin, of Tip, has I
moved attain. To the sand hills
this time.
—Give us a call when ybtfcome
to Augusta we will treat pou right.
Louis T. Penn.
We were forced to leave out
our trip to Memphis which will
be the leading featurenext week.
The Devil and his experiences
while in the city is equal to
Uncle Ben.
At one time it seemed as if
McCrory would be depopulated,
as nearly allof its citizens bought
county rights to sell clothes
lines. We are glad to say ail have
already been weaned • and many
have cut their eye teeth. Tis
laughable indeed to hear the ex
perience of some would be
Mints, we call them Mints,
because they started out, so they
said, to coin money and ma
chines that coin money are
I Mints. Oue of these M ints
stopped at a house and began
his clothes line racket. The lady,
after hearing his eloquent dis
course, told him if ho would
come around next fall and she
was then in’ notion fc > tike one
and he would take it out in soap
grease, he might come. At an
other place one of our Mims
i preached a close-line sermon to
| a darkey and when finished, the
j darkey kindly informed him
, that if he would put up the poles.
| he would buy one. “Toe half has
I never yet been told.” Some of
j our Mints are numb on the sub
ject and one has actually offe e
| to work on the farm for his board
{ as the season is a little late. An*
| other example of the adage—“All
j is not gold that glitters.”
Look Over This!
List of Bod room Suits, Ward
robes, Glass Door Cupboards,
'rabies, Sewing Machines, Beds, Mattresses,
Springs, Window Shades, Curtain Poles, Bureaus, Bed
Lounges, Iron Beds, Chairs, Rockers, Child’s Cribs,
Child’s Beds, Doors, Windows, Stoves, Stove Vessels of
eyery-kind, Tinware, Shelf Hardware, Ventilators. Hoof
• Flanges, Stove Pipes, Pipe Cans, Elbows, Thimbles, T's,
Grinding Stones, Wash Kettles, Matting, Rugs. Fioor- Oil
Cloth, and Trunks. See if there isu’t Something that, you
need, if so, I can interest you: for rnv line is complete and
my prices are right. L_ HamHton ■
Commercial .Men. given our most cart fnl attention.
J E Atkinson & co.
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Go To The Tennesee Orocery
Store tor your Fancy and Staple
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A GRAPHQ-PUONW GIVEN away with Bakin" Powders.
We keep everything kept in a fiirst class GROCERY STORE.
Able to do any kind of watch reparing on short notice.
Drop in when in town.
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E. H. CONNER, PRESIDENT
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WOODRUFF COUNTY BANK, t
CAPITAL $25,000.00
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^ Solicits your account and offers the same Courtesy to +
❖ the smallest depositor that is given to the largest
* Will cheerfully attend to any business with County
* Officers for bur friends.
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T. E, BONNER, Cash
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TO THE COTTON GROWERS!
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11 I am prepaired to do tour GINNING and WRAP
PING at 50 cents per hundred. Good service and
prompt attention are given to all rny customers.
I am also prepared to do your GRINDING. I ask you to come
and investigate ray worn: for yourself. I have one of the best and
cleanest GINS in the county. I solicit a share of your patronage.
JOHNSON, flcCrory, Ark
ROLL OP HONOR.
The following named pupils
of the McCrory Public School,
averaged 80 per cent or over for
he weekending Friday, Peb. 27,
1903. No grade less than 80 will
be published.
*Miss Maenabs Room.
Rosa Cariker 84
Nellie Faket 83
Ruth Hailey 86
Lillie Johnson 86
Meek Mitchell 85
Myrtle Marsh 89
Walter Raney 87
Nobel Wherry 87
Maynard Wherry 87
Annie S. Wilder 89
Turner Fakes 90
Leslie Sturdivant 80
Dan Root 91
Oma Holland 36
Frank Powell 91
Ruth Powell 89
Girtie Hnmous 85
Henry McMurtry 90
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Miss McCrory’s Room.
Hicks Lewis
Elmo Marsh
Ethel Huddleston
Margarette Root
Pearlie Arnold
Olive Patterson
Effi^ Jones
Ellen Lewis
Mildred Putt 'son
Willie May O’Fallon
Lee Walker
Pete McMurtry
Barner McMurtry
Lissie Powell
Susie Langford
Helen Macnub, Prin.
Mary McCrory. Assistant.
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Has Cured Thousands, V i 1
Cure You.
If you n « trobled with Kidney orlliadder
troubles. such a* Dropsy, frights Disease.
J Catarrh. Gravel ot the Bla Irier, Albumen in
* Uiinc MpLunhrsltu.v deposits, or too irc'iuent
! discharge tSt the urlne. pain In the back and
bladder dropsical swelling of the feet and legs,
etc., etc., vre g’larantee that by using Smith’s
Sure Kidney Cure, a complete cure will be
j effected.
I F.ii c 50 cents and Jl.00 For sale by all
! Druggist.
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GENERAL DIRECTORY.
DeView Township Officials.
Constable, John Hatchet
Justices of Peace. Sam '.Vatson & j. T. Angelo
Court ess Ions.
Circuit Court meets third Monday in Fcbrua -
ry and August.
Woodruff Chancery Court,—Third Month y
in May and December. >■»
County Court.—First Monday in Januar-.
April. July and October.
Probate Court meets fourth Monday in J a a
uary. April. July and October.
City Officials.
Mayor. V
Recorder.
Marshall,
Aldermen: C. B. Cook. E.
E. T. Wherrv. C. Hailev and H.
Hi T. Raney
W. 3!. Kyle
Col. Stafford
I,. Hamiitoi
J. Carlker
LODQES.
W. O. W. Gum Woods Camp No. 108 meets
at McCrory, Ark . first Tuc:klay of each month
at 8 p.m. U. T. Raney. C. V.
The JM A SON I ('*1.01 -OJC .of MeOrov". meet
on the 1st and 3d Thursdays of each mouth
All visiting brothers are most cordially Invited.
i". E. Taylor G i\l
The Chapter or O. E. S. of McCrory meet
oiuthv laneJiind.-UhlThursda: s of each m*intb
All visiting members most cordially Invited.
Mrs. W. B. Dougherty, W. M.
The KnightsiandlLadieslor Honor meets at
2 p.m. on the 2nd and (ti. Thursdays of etch
month. All members cordially invited.
Mrs. J. o. Ofttxsott. Protector.*
County Officials.
Count : and Probate Judge, V. id Moorman,
Sheri;T. M. U. Patieisou,
Circuit Clerk.
Count*, Clerk.
Assessor.
Treasurer.
Survey oi,
. aul Mat-tain,
L. 11. Winltoe
Will Ca n,
b* v*-no ] lillincKiea
Keury Sehrocier.
Crunch A mi ounce merits.
M. 1”. Church. South. F. 11. Taylor, ptis.oi
Servii.es every 1. 3 and !j S-tuday. Suti
day School every Sunday jit u.’.h a. in. Dr. i
it. Fakes. Supcrinteti-it nt. Pray cr-n:e« tin
Cvavv VVednesriat night stt 7:3o !■
ClnL-iian tT.ureh, • f I.e1. i • s
“tsd- i 1 run-days at 11 •*. ta.. f'-V. ...ct; ptaa h
•r..T Os the flrsl Sunday sud id- s' ... • ,,
3rd. -.*i. 3tid si., il l S'lh.lavs •
Couinuu.ion ,v’i »■ u*. .. a: .- s, o . .
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!t will be r.t*y to ;»li v.,k u *. tctl J
£ Tombstones. A»;:vbV i.ir.i : • : n- \
? me tits to set- icy * . r-»t \-rU-v*
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M. liarrentiite, DeView, ml.. .
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Repic scuts a remarkably attractive collection
of NEW bTYLKS, NEW FABRICS and NEW
COLORINGS. . Every. Stylo-,. i.< .strictly Pore
WOOL GUARANTEED by the Makers.
My Prices as heretofore are as reason le as
is consistent with good material and high class
Workma£$Mp., My Motto is to
/lake clothes fit the body and
not the body the clothes.
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