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For Sale Cheap
for cash. Car-load Flour, best first patent $3.85.
Second best patent, $3.65. Car of Salt. Groceries
of all kinds. Dry Goods very low. Shoer cheaper
thaneverwas known. Crockery, Hardware, Stoves,
and Trimmings, New stock of Amunition, Shells,
and Guns. New stock of Snag-proof rubber boots.
I will not be undersold by anybody.
New Stock of SHOES and DRY GOODS just
arrived at Deview.
John Shearer,
| HcCrory and DeView, Arkansas.
When in need of a good pocket
knife, see Dr. J. B. Neal's line.
Dr. Hightower of the bayou
district was in town last Thurs
day.
John Atkinson, the up-to-date
liveryman was up to see the
News last Tuesday.
Mr. Shelton of Grays was in
town shaking hands with his
many friends last Tuesday.
Dr. J. B. Neal had a nice lot of
job work printed this week. The
News is head-quarters for artis
tic work of any kind.
—When you are sick and need
a stimulent, there is nothing that
will excel the famous Silas
Moore. Sold at Cook and Cariker.
Our friend W. D. Tucker of
near Tip came up and visited the
News last Tuesday. While here
he handed us a dollar for the
News. Let others come and do
likewise.
Bruscoe Wiley, Joel Mann and
Maynard Eppeson went out in
search of nuts last week. They
made Rowan slough their head
quarters. They report having
had a splendid time.
Spears-Langford Military In
stitute barely escaped having a
fire this morning. A mattress
in one room caught fire, and a
good deal of the furniture was
removed from the building. The
fire was soon extinguished, and
we are glad to say no great dam- j
age was done.—White County
Citizen.
Dr. Neal has obtained the
services of Miss Josie Angus to !
assist him in the post office and 1
drug store. Uncle Sam seems j
to be proud of her at least we ;
judge so from his silence. We
predict that Miss Josie will,
some day be at the head of the!
Post Office Department at Wash- j
ington D. C. j
Our friend, L. M. Pettit, after ,
spending a few weeks very j
pleasantly at Batesville and vi- j
cinity returned home last Tues-,
day. He was accompanied by j
his grandmother Mrs. C. M. j
Murray, who has been away,
something like a year visiting in,
Texas and at Batesville. She is ;
a good woman and one of the;
most devout Presbyterians we
have ever met.
Go to Dr. Neal’s for pure drugs.
Mrs. T. A. Smith of Tip was
in town visiting Thursday.
On last Thursday, Mrs. Bob
Caudle of Tip was in town shop
ping.
Robert Richards and Ed How
ell of Riverside were in town last
Thursday.
—The purest and best Whiskey
on the market is “Silas Moore.”
Sold at Cook & Cariker.
Mr. Huddleston, representing
the American Gro. Co. of New
port was in town Wednesday.
H. C. Cariker and T. A. Jeffries,
two influential citizens of McCro
ry were at Augusta on business
last Monday.
Miss Lena Hunnicutt of near
Wiville was in town last Thurs
day visiting Mr. and Mrs. S. A.
Nolen.
On last Tuesday Dr. L. A.
Jelks of our town made a busi
ness trip to Memphis, returning
Wednesday.
W. E. Wilder, one of McCro
ry’s most progressive business
men, paid the News his respects
one day this week.
Mr. W. C. Reynolds the new
claim agent for the Iron Moun
tain railroad was in town settling
claims last Tuesday.
Claude Cochran and his ‘‘ch u m ”
Edgar Mathews paid the News
office a very pleasant visit on
last Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. Yarbrough, representing
the Anderson Gro. Co. of New
port was interviewing our mer
chants last Wednesday.
Our friend Grover McCrory
has returned to Batesville and
has reentered school at that
place. He has ordered the News
to keep him posted.
Our friend J. J. Hocott dined
with the News man last Thurs
day while in our town. Mr.
Hocott was on his way to Mem
phis to transact some important
busines.
Rev. R. C. Morehead, our pre
siding Elder, was in town sever
al days this week. He is closing
the accounts of this circuit and
from all reports, this circuit has
fallen somewhat behind in mon
ey matters.
If you have a sweet-heart or
a friend, see Dr. Neal’s line of
Stationery,
A. McCauley and sister Mary
of Judsonia are in town visiting
W. W. Best Esq.
—“Silas Moore” the famous
Kentucky brand is the proper
article. Cook & Cariker.
For Sale: Shop and tools and
house and Jot in McCrory. Cheap
for cash. Apply to J. M Haggard.
Our friend J. T. O’Fallon has
been at Weldon the past week
and he has been beautifying sev
eral homes.
WHITE’S CREAM VERMI
FUGE removes the unhealthy
tissue upon which worms thrive?
it brings, and quickly, a healthy
coudition of body, where worms
cannot exist. Price, 25 cents.
Sold by Dr. Neal.
On last Monday night, below
Tip on the Mrs. Berta Montgom
ery’s farm, the store of Archie
York was broken into. The job
bers obtained some $15.00 in
cash, meat, lard, and several cad
dies of tobacco; all valued at
some $150.00. As yet, the robbers
ai e unknown at least we are not
informed as to any clue of the
identification.
v Last week, the News had the
aid and assistance of our friend
Henry Haggard. He makes a.
model “'devil” and knows how to
perform the duties of one with
the ability and exactness of a
professional.
Our friend Louin Cole, after
spending some four months
traveling, returned home last
Tuesday. Louin is oiie of the'
brightest young men of our'
neighborhood and as a hustler lit*
cannot be excelled anywhere.1
He has only been here a couple
of days and has already ordered,
two carloads of corn for the
supply of our market. When
Louin can’t stir up some busi
ness, the commercial world has
about stranded and Wall Street
has gone into bankruptcy.
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‘‘Last winter an infant child of j
mine had croup in a violent form, i
says Elder John W, Rogers, a !
Christian Evangelist, of Fille.y, |
Mo. “I gave her a few doses of \
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
and in a short time all danger
was past and the child recover
ed.” This remedy not only cures
croup, but when given as soon as
the first symtons appear, will
prevent the attack. It contains
no opium or other harmful sub
stance and may be given as con- j
fidently to a baby as to an adult.;
For sale by Dr. J. B. Neal of Mc
Crory and A. S. Thompson of
DeView, Ark.
Mrs. Cox of Wiville died this
week. May God comfort the rel
atives in this their sorest be
reavement.
On last Wednesday, a little
daughter came to bless the. home
of Will Fakes. The angel weighs
the sum total of three pounds.
The babe and mother are both
doing well and Will is seriously
contemplating about increasing
the size of his house.
—When you get Silas Moore,
you have something you can
bank on. Sold by Cook & Cari
ker.
The big tire at Riverside seem
ed to have originated in the rear
of the Carter building in which
W. H. Riley had a stock of goods.
The lire consumed the Riley
stock of goods and the Carter
building; the barber shop and
the Tom Buster building in
which it was located and Dr.
Howell’s business house and
line of drugs and groceries con
tained therein, nothing was sav
ed except Dr. Howell’s stock
which was mostly all saved;
somewhat damaged however.
All the property was insured ex
cept the Dr. Howell property.
B. F. Dougherty of Roe, Ark.
who was formerly a citizen of
Woodruff Co. was in town this
week. Through the kindness of
our friend H. B. Angus wTe receiv
ed an introduction to him. Mr.
Dougherty :"and his brother are
extensive dealers in cattle at Roe.
Ark. They have somewhere be
tween one and fwo hundred head
of cattle on hand now some of
which they intend to place upon
‘the market this winter. We are
always glad to hear of our friends
progressing nicely. Mr. Dough
erty, while here, paid us 0 pleas
ant visit. He gave us an interest
ing account of the early history
of this county. He expressed
himself as being well pleased
with our paper and being a regu
lar subscriber he is in a position
to know whereof he speaks.
One of the latest ventures in
the business affairs of -McCrory
is. a shoe-shop, run by our little
Brb. E. C. and his world-famed
missionary. Col. John Shearer,
ijkftytliing that need^s mending,
will receive their.. prompt and
courteous attention. All work
,is £uarahteed to'give full satis
faction. Col. 'Shearer is a num-.
ber one shoemaker, having serv
ed his apprenticeship in that art
when but a mere lad, while he
.still lived in Canada. He had the
reputation, while serving his j
'term of being the best workman
of the shop and when any line
work was brought in, such as
i ladies’ kid shoes, he was always
selected to do the work, This
was always more or less embar
rassing to the Col. in his youth
and as he could not endure the
slings and stings of embarrass
ment he threw up the last of the
shoe trade as soon as he was re
leased from his master. As
time rolls on our natures change
very much and seeing another
blushing youth, who sometimes
becomes so embarrassed that he
does not know whether he is a
feather-bed in a smoke-house or
a donkey in a church, he decided
to go into the business merely
for the merriment that he might
receive from seeing another as
others formerly saw him. The
missionary’s days of backward
ness are gone. No wonder, a
man who has been able to with
stand the shot and shells from
Yankee guns for live long years
should be able to withstand a
fewr kisses thrown by Jupiter
while standing on the fleecy
clouds of Venus. All immensity
may frown and shiver, but our
missionary stands by as sober as
a judge. The fact is he very
seldom gets otherewise. We have
never had the pleasure of seeing
these twro champion shoemakers
at work, but judging from a dis
cretion our friend Ed Scales
gave us, they certainly do drive
pegs. We shall not discribe the
scene unless it becomes absolute
ly necessai’y. In the mean time,
if anyone asks you about the
shoe-shop kindly refer them to
Dr. J. B. Neal or Ed Scales, they
will no doubt take great pleasure
in telling all about it.
IRON MOUNTAIN
ROUTE
FOR 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.
Elegant Day Coaches, Re
clining Chair Cars, seats free
Pullman Buffet Sleepers on
all Through Trains.
H. C. Townsend,
Gen. Pass. & Tkt. Agt.,
St. Louis, Mo.
E. Edwards, Local Agent,
McCrory, Ark.
P. M. LEHON,
|Jf Contractor and Builder.
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.
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Buggy Cushions, Buggy Whips,
Buggy Dashes, Buggy Washers,
and Anti-Rattlers, in fact Every
thing that is necessary in re
pairing buggies, call on us.
We do all kind of Wagon Re
pairing. Blaeksmit hing in all its g
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branches. Horse-shoeing a spe
cialty. .
We also keep Bolts and Wash
ers of all kind, we keep oh hand
Wagon Skceni. Will order
duplicate parts for) any machine
made. . ■ -
We keep Sewing-machine Oil,
und Amunition of ttll kiiSds,
Thanking the public for past, h
and askingacontinuance. we are a
Yours truly,
Dougherty & Riggs
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I have reopened My Barber-shop at the same
old stand. I invite the puplictocome and see
me, Shaves 10 cts. and Haircuts 25 cts.
John Phillips, The Barber.
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You Are Worse 1NFIDEL
if you do not provide for your family. To do that go
where there is an assortment, and prices the lowest
consistent with best quality.
Everyone is delighted with our Chinaware preftiiums. How about
you? Have you tried it? Remember the place.
Charlie Cook,
THE LEADING
GROCERYflAN.