What did you say?
Come to see my stock of gen
ii eral ilerchandise! In my Gro
cery department, Nuts,extra
•fr ’ i tine Candies, E jgs, raisons
Pulverized Sugar, Mince-meat.
XMAS TOYS of all kinds,
A car load of
Flour fresh from the mills
oh si Shearer
Jy McCrary and DeView, Akansas.
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Ver vos my lettlo do^ gone?
HT Raney-for Picture Frames.
For nice Xmas presents go to
H. Arnof.
Goocl-bye Chauncey. Take
care o: yer self.
Mr. Sad Smith spent last Tues
day in Augusta.
Hang up your stocking for
Santa Claus is coming.
Senator Ferguson was upon
our streets last Tnesday.
Get your congratulations ready
for the Xmas weddings.
This is the season when warm
members are ;n demand.
Col. Summers of Augusta paid
ns a pleasant visit last Tuesday.
The best line of perfumeries
in town can be found at Dr. Neal.
Rufe and Andy Comer spent
last Tuesday in Augusta on busi
ness.
Maj. C. W. McCrory paid toe
News office a pleasant v.«
Thursday.
See our Up-to-date line c
and Dresses made to ordei
E. T. Folsom;; & Co~
W. H. Jimerson is spending a
few days of the snowy season
with his family.
Miss Gussie Billiard paid the
News office a very pleasant visit
last Thursday.
Megsrs. Ed Scales, Ed Taylor
and Mrs. L. F. Scales spent last
Monday at Searcy.
Rev. J. R. Barrentine went to
> Wynne Friday on a visit. He will
retui u next Monday.
Miss Ruth Shearer and • Helen
Atkinson’ two of our most proin
isingyoungladies, returned home
Friday from Arkadel phia, where
they have been attending college
for the past few Months.
j—The purest and best Whiskey
| on the market is “Silas Moore. ”
i Sold at Cook & Cariker.
Our friend Lucius Diliiard left
last Wednesday for Jonesboro
where he will spend Xmas.
Get a Nice Picture Frame of
I any size from U. T. Raney for
! your friend a Xmas present.
! —“Jessie Moore Whiskey,”
| Nothing equal to it in purity and
flavor. Sold by Vaccaro & Co.
Mr. J. J. Hocott was in town
last Thursday, While here, he
came to see the News man also.
For all kinds of Jewelry,
Watches, Watch Chains and
Framed Pictures go to H. Arnof.
When you get Silas Moore
you have something you can
bank on. ■ Sold by Cook & Cari
ker.
Allen Sutton of Jonesboro is
. here visiting his daughter. While
here, he came up to see the News
iki jL Mir •
iefnmLMr. lihed Sgufch paid the
i News office a pleas'ant.Msit, last
Do you know where the post
i office is? That is the place to pur
J chase your stationary, cutlery
and drugs.
Dr. A. D. Holland, who has
been relieving our people of the
tooth ache, returned to his home
at Newport last Thursday.
| — When you are sick and need
a stimulent, there is nothing that
I will excel the famous Silas
Moore. Sold at Cook and Cariker.
The News office acknowledges
a pleasant call at the hands of the
Misses Clara and Anna Cochran
and their two friends the Misses
Olive and Edna Taylor, the two
daughters of our new pastor,
5 F. R. Taylor.
P. M. LEHON
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tU 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.
THIS MEANS YOU!
If you are indebted to us, please come and settle your INDEB1
EDNEss by the 15th of December. We NEED the MONEY DUE
US to carry on our BUSINESS, and as we have been very EASY
on you, we ask you to settle now and save COST.
Dougherty & Riggs.
Our friend W. A. Mason sub
scribed for the News today (Sat
urday.
—“Silas Moore” the famous
Kentucky brand is the proper
article. Cook & Cariker.
Mr. Ed Scales and wife were
in attendance at the wedding of i
Dr. J. W. Morris and Miss Am- ’
ma Burkett on last Wednesday
night.
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Mr. Yarbrough a pleasant
drummer from Newport, was in |
town the 18th making his last!
call on the merchants before the
holidays.
Mr. O. A. Dilts has a shoe shop
in town now located in his restau
rant. He does first class work.
We know, because our shoes
have stood the racket.
Mr. Frank Smothers was in
town last Thursday. While here
he handed us a dollar to have the
News visit his brother W. H.
Smothers at Reverie, Tenn.
Miss Anna and Clara Cochran
left today for their new home at
LaGrange. We are indeed sorry !
to have them leave us, but our
loss will bo the gain of others.
Bob Simmons of Augusta was j
in town Saturday. He is report
ed to have rented the McCrory :
farm on Possum Creek for next
year. Bob is a good farmer and !
a hustler.
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at 50 cents par hundred. Good
are'given'to myicustomers.
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vonr grinding. I usk you to
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come and investigate my work
for yourself. I have one of the
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you to see me when 'wanthiif
anythin* In this lins.
Yours for business.
£ J. D. JOHNSON
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Worms tales refuge in the
small intestine, where they can
easily multiply. White’s ckeAm
VermiFuge will destroy these
parasites. The verdict of the
people tells plainly how well it
lias succeeded, Price, 25 cents.
Jold by Dr. Neal.
The following is what the
Messrs. Carl-Lee and Redding
have to say: “A cow of ours
gave birth to a calf on last Janu
ary, 18tli, 1901. She gave birth
to another calf on the 12th, of
December 1901. Two calves in
less than a year.”
Praise the bridge that carries
yon over either a flood or a cough.
BALLARD’S IIOEEHOUND SYRUP
has brought so many over throat,
and lung troubles, such as coughs
colds, bronchitis, etc., that its
praises are sung everywhere.
Price 50 cents, sold by Dr. Neal
We acknowledge a very pleas
ant call at the hands of Dr. H. W.
Gray on last Wednesday. He
was born in DeSota county, Mis
sissippi in 1839. He was a valiant
soldier of the Confederacy. Af
ter serving his country with shot
and shell until the final surren
der, he began the study of medi
cine at Philidelphia, Penn. After
completing his lectures, he be
gan the practice of his profession.
In 1892, he located here at Mc
, Crory and has been one of the
most successful physicians in
our town ever since.
AVE YOUR FUN,
To that end we now have on hand a choice variety of fire
works, the very best made, which will be sold very cheap.
A large bill of GOODS arrived this week.
LADIES, we have some of the very best of Mince- meat!
nice Cranberries, Apples, Oranges, Bananas, Candies and
Ruts. You know we are the leaders in fancy Candies, We
carry the largest line in town. Toy our pale sugar-house
molasses. We are taking orders for the very best Fruit
Cake made and it is fine too. Every body is delighted with
our premiums, we have cut the amounts down so you canget
them quicker. Let us put you up a box of Cand y now and
save the best for you. Respectfully,
Charlie Cook the Grocery man,
Our friend P. M. Redes of De-!
View paid his respects to the (
News office last Thursday. Mr. 1
Rhodes is a man that believes in j
living at home and raising hogs ]
and hominy. On last Wednes- i
day he killed live good sized hogs •
making him plenty of meat for ,
1902. 11
The old maids of MeCrory met 1
last Thursday night and on ac-1
count of this cold weather, they
have been nnable to get their re- j'
turn ready for the 20th. They 1
have indefinatly postponed the ,
return, but they will return some <
day and MeCrory shall have the 1i
opportunity to see their return.; ■
Last week we received the sad (
news of the death of George Le-!!
May. Mr. LeMay was one of1
Woodruff county’s best citizens,
a true and upright man in every 1
respect. The community, in
which he lived, has lost a noble I
man. The News extends its sym
pathy and condolence to the be
reaved family.
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Disease and clanger lurk in the | (
vital organs. The blood becomes |.
vUjato^ad^hy^er^h^U isi,
uiidermined whenever the st-om-1
ach and livdr fail to perforin their .
functions as nature intended. .
H RUBIKE will tone np the stomach,
regulate the liver, where other
preparations only relieve." Price I
50 cents. Sold by. Dr. Neal.
A. J. Snell wanted to go to a
party, but was afraid to do so on |
account of pains in his stomach,1
which he feared would grow i
worse. He says, “I was telling!
my troubles to a lady friend, :
who said: ‘Chamberlain’s Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
-will put you in condition for the
party.’ I bought a bottle and
take pleasure in stating that two ■
doses cured me and enabled me j
to have a good time at the party. ”
Mr. Snell is a resident of Sum
mer Hill, N. Y. This remedy is
for sale by Dr. ,T. B. Neal of Mc
Crory and A. S. Thompson of;
DeVievv.
Our progressive saw mill-man
1. W. Sturdivant is loading all
he oars the Iron Mountain can
side-track in McCrory. He is a
lustier and wo have never seen a
lustier yet that did not do we! 1
it what ever kind of business he
nay be engaged. We are glad
:o see this industry here and
inpe it will continue and that Mr.'
Sturdivant may grow wealthy in
ts prosecution.
On account of the holidays next,
week, the News crew will take a
veekoff. Consequently, our read*
;rs need not look for the News
lext week. We thank the good
leople of woodruff county and
‘isewliere for their kind patro
lage and assuring you that these
avors shall be gratefully remem
iered and wishing you each and
sveryone a merry Christmas and
nippy New-year. we remain,
The News.
An old citizen of our towu who
vas present at the old maids’ con
tention some few nights ago, is
said to have said’ ‘T have been at
Democratic conventions, Repub
ican conventions, Chinese con
mention and Negro conventions,
jutthis old maids’ convention is
lie last convention I have attend
ed and I tell you without hesi
tancy that was the “rollikiest”
•onvention I have ever seen or
pf If God wm_|rnr,dr>ri :ro*
ibis time, I shall never attend
mother." If a rehearsal makes
an itnpresMofi wh?it will' 'nr
be when they know their parts?
“Rollikiest” can’t be the term.
The Nev.’s office had the honor
>f a pleasant visit at the hands of
K. R. Durham of Searcy last
Puesday. He vas formerly a
printer, having served the devil
ship in the printing office and
reaving held several important po
sitions in various parts of the
state. He finally forsook the ‘'dev
il’’ and the cases and began \to
preach the Gospel of God. Mr.
Durham is a very sociable gentle
man and we shall be glad to see
iiim anytime. While here, he
gave our friend C. M. Crossett a
lecture on trusts etc. Mr. Dur
uara knows what he is talking
ibout and does not hesitate to
‘oil it.
Notice!
For sale A House & Lot. TWO ROOMS IN GOOD CONDI
TION. LOCATED in the TOWN of BRINKLEY, Ark.
CHEAP FOR CASH. Apply To
Robt. Shir rod. —
McCrory,
Arkansas
Hard Times Prices!
Call in and look through iny large ami complete stock of
SPECTACLES. 1 can fit up anyone. After you pet on a
pair of 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