PICTURE FRAMES,
Coffins,
BURIAL ROBES,
H. T. RANEY,
Raney’s
COFFIN
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Caskets,
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PLOW STOCKS,
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ricCrory, Ark.
Esq. Angelo of Deview was in
town last Thursday
Our jovial Ed Seales has re
turned from Searcy.
Our friend Berry Smith was
in town last Monday.
Charlie Blackman of, Augusta,
was in town last Friday.
Dr. Neal’s is the place to get
your drugs and cutlery.
Bon. H. M. Woods, of Augusta
was in town last Wednesday.
Miss Edna Taylor paid us a
pleasant visit Inst Wednesday.
Notice: Three good farms
for rent. Apply to John Shearer.
H. Arnof and son Jacob were
in Memphis a few days this week.
Do you ever write' letters? ilf
you do, see Dr. Neal and pur
chase your stationery.
Our friend John Gardner, a
prominent candidate for asses
sor, was in town last week.
Dr. M. J. Barlow, the efficient
doctor of Riverside spent last
Sunday with the News man.
John Eldridge, our Augusta
competitor for the legislature,
was in town last Wednesday.
Mr. Welch, of Searcy, who
represents the New York Life
Ins. Co., was in town last Tues
day.
John Rushing, John W., Dee
and James Barrentine were up
to see the News man last
Wednesday.
W. H. Flynn, our hustling boit
and stave man, spent last week
at Popular Bluff, Mo. He says
papa did not go.
P. R. Andrews, of Augusta,
and Roy Campbell, of Little
Rock, were in town on legal busi
ness last Thursday.
B. C. Simmons, of Augusta,
who has been visiting relatives
nere, returned nome m. lum^auj
with our friend Bob Simmons.
G. W. Kramer, the editor of
the Free Press, came over to see
his little brother (?) last Sunday,
returning to Augusta on the
night train.
F. B. Best, of Judsonia, broth
er of Esq. W. V>\ Best, was in
town last week. He came over
to attend the,funeral of his niece,
Miss Ruth Johnson.
“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 Remedy.
Mrs. J. A. Moore, North Star,
Mich. For sale by Dr. Neal of
McCrory and A. S. Thompson of
DeView.
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Our friend Boyd Angus left
: last Monday for Memphis where
he goes to seek a gold mine. We :
hope Boyd 'may be successful
and prosper as a rose in may.
When pain or irritation* exists
on any part of the body the
application of Ballard’s Snow
Liniment will give prompt relief.
Price, f>0 cents. Sold by Dr. Neal.
Our friend T. R. Hardy left for
Cotton Plant last Friday, where :
he goes to do some work for a week
or two. Mr. Hardy is a first-class .
machinist and a number-one citi
zen.
Miss Doyle, who has been vis j
iting Rev. F. B. Taylor’s daugh
ters, returned to her home at;'
Forrest City the latter part of
last week, accompanied by her
friend Miss Ollie Taylor.
Mrs. G. W. Lake and "son, of
Eldorado, are visititing Mr. and
Mrs. L. Berry Smith. Mrs.!
Lake is proud of her grand i *
daughter and no doubt believes '
there never was such a jewel on , -
Paul 1 in P
Our friend W. F. Browning'!1
paid the News office a pleasant j1
visit last Tuesday. While here. 1
he subscribed for the News and ;;
hoped the News man success in \{
his race for the legislature. Of;:
course, he will be suceesful.
Notice: W. C. Davidson, our
Presiding Eider, will preach at
this place Tuesday night, Fob., ;
1 lth., at 7:30. The first quarter
ly conferenee'will meet Fob., 12, :
at 10: a. m. Lot us have a full 1
attendance.
F. E. Taylor, lb G. •1
You can help anyone whom you 1,
find suffering from inflamed
throat; laryngeal trouble, bron
jehitis, coughs, colds, etc., by ad- ;
vising the use of Ballard’s Flore- ‘
nouna oyrup; mo great remeuy
for coughs and colds. Price, 50
cents. Sold by Dr. Neal.
Col. John Shearer, the back
bone of the old confederacy, .told
the Newsman the other day that
he desired the following inscrip
tion placed on every confederate
soldier’s tombstone. “He was a
confederate soldiei;.” It mat
ters not whether any other name
be on the monument or not that
within itself will speak volumes.
Their never was a more heroic
band than the confederate
soldiers. Fighting as they did
for their homes and their fire
sides. They did not carve their
names on marblcjbut beautifully
left their noble deeds to linger
in the archives of southern mem
ories. The mountains may sink
from view" the firmaments may
loose their beauty, but lire deeds
of southern chivalry will live for
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On last Friday, our friend L.
Berry Smith was seen with his
face aglow with sunshine and
smiles and we wondered what
might have happened to cause
him to be so full of joy. Upon
nquiry, we found that there had
u rived at his house a sweet mes
senger of peace and love, a beau
tiful little maiden. The mother
ind daughter are doing well and
when papa weighed the little
iarling, he found she opposed
he attraction of gravity uine (9)1
pounds worth. May she ever!
jring sunshine and bliss for Mr.
ind Mrs. L. Berry Smith is the
ond wish of the News.
EarS flulford
rhe Memphis Jeweler
•an be found at C. L. Jones’s
store prepared to do all kinds of
•epairing of watches, clocks 'and
n fact any kind of jewelry.
Pianos and organs tuned by one
vho understands his business.
Yours for business.
EARL MULFORD
dcCrory, Arkansas.
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Are you nerveous, run down,
veak and dispirited? Take a few
loses of Herbine. It will infuse
lew energy, new life into vhe
‘xhausted nerves, the overwork
'd brain or muscular system,
Lnd put a new face on life and
jusiuess. Price, 50 cents. Sold
>y' Dr. Neal.
When you lack energy, do not
•elish your food, feel dull and
stupid, after eating, all you need
s a dose of Chamberlain’s Stom
leh it Liver Tablets. They will
nako you fee! like a new man and
rive you an appetite tike a bear,
dor sale by Dr. Neal of McCrory
uid A. S. Thompson of DeVievv.
Nerveous children are almost
dways thin children. The “out
loor-boy” is seldom nervous.
Yhite’s Orem Vermifuge is the
jest prevenative of nervousness.
T nno Pl.rv orrof/jm onrl
issists to that sort of flesh,
vhich creates strength and pow
>r of endurence. Price, 25 cents.
Bold by Dr. Neal.
There is proably no'disease or
:ondition of the human system
hat causes more suffering and
listress than piles. Ta'oler’s
Buckeye Pile Ointment cures
hem quickly, without pain or
Letention from business. Price,
0 cents in bottles. Tubes, 75
ents. Sold by Dr. Neal.
On last Saturday, quite a num
ier of Woodruff county people
cent to Newport to hear Gov.
Bob Taylor. Among them we
lote Elmore Carl-Lee and Hamb
?t Dale of Augusta; Jno. Mee
ian of Cotton Plant; Tobe Hol
ier, N. J. Hayes and Horace
Iowan of Grays; Clay Gray of i
iiverside; Mrs. Fletcher Lewis,
drs. Malone, Dr. L. A. Jelks,
V. B. Dougherty, Col. John
shearer, Maj. C. W. McCrory
nd the next represenative of
Voodruff county, the Newrs man
if McCrory. Bob was in his
nippiest mood and told us many
[>kes and the pictures he gave
is of "The Old Plantation” could
iot have oeen improved by
vlichael Angelo, Rapheal nor
Jeubins. His imigery is sub
ime and tlie beauty of his dis
•ouse is as varied as the lines of
lie rainbow.
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BOOT & SHOE MAKER, j
RepairAVork A Specialty.
McCrory, Ark.
When you want your house in
sured, give it to a home man.
One that is identified with your
interests.
NOTICE.
All parties indebted to me for!
ginning. Cotton seed and corn i
meal will please settle up. I am
needing the money as I have!
been to considerable expense for)
new gin machinery.
J. D. Johnson.
For Stomach Troubles.
“I have taken a great many J
different medicines for stomach j -
trouble and constipation,” says $
Mrs. S. Geiger of Dunkerton, <
Iowa, “but never had as good re- t
suits from any as from Chamber- v
Iain’s Stomach & Liver Tablets.” /
For sale by Dr. J. B. Neal of Me- /
Crory and A. S. Thompson of §
DeView.
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in our neighborhood.
The cold weather forced many
of our people to get wood on the
ice.
Tom Chaney, of DeView, spent i
Saturday in our city visiting rei- t
atives.
Some say a hard winter, a good j(
crop year. If this is true we !
surely will make better cropg
this year than last.
The sleet and rain broke down
our telephone line in several
places but our industrous citi
zens would not allow it to stay
down very long.
If any one should ask you who
Mr. Hall is, just tell them it is
the same fellow they used to call
Hurry; but since he has learned
to talk on the telephone it is Mr.
Hall.
A few parties tried to " cross
the bayou on the ice last week,
and, from all accounts, wye think
that some of them must have
been too heavy, or else wanted
to see what the fish were doing. ’
Foil Candle killed a partridge 1
flying one day last week, and lias
been the happiest man in Tip
ever since. Fon is no doubt a J
great bird hunter as is ascer
tained by the game he carries ‘
home.
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at 50 cents per hundred. ’ Good
service, and prompt 'attention
are {riven'to my customers.
I am also prepaired to do
your grinding. I ash you to
comeland 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
you to see me 'when wanting
anything in tills line.
Yours for business,
J. D. JOHNSON
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Charlie Bowen is searching;
high and low for an unknown |
photographer that sent his like-!
ness to him by Uncle Sam. If;
he catches Mr. Photographer he
will no doubt make it lively for
him, and if any one would help
him in the*work they would be
very apt to receive a liberal re
ward.
The numerous candidates in
the different parts of our county
have been giving Uncle Sam
plenty of business lately by
sending their announcements to -
the differeut voters at each j *
precinct None of our voters J
so far :ts we have learned, have
answered any of their letters but
T. A. Smith. He has answered
most all of them, some say he
has pledged himself to vote for j
every one that has written him a
personal letter. 11
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:heap for cash; come now and avoid
me rush. <•+%•+
We have secured the services of another smith.
He will shoe your horses any time, if he sees the
MONEY.
Dougherty
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Call in and look through my larye and complete stock of
^ SPECTACL E-). I can fit up anyone. After you get on a fjC£
p.nroiiny Li \'v GL.'.Stjk-S, you will be able to see my
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A. S. THOMPSON, DeView
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imin a: ussm® 13 p : ® ®*s*
We sell all kinds ©1
FURNITURE, STOVES, TINWARE,
f.OOR OIL CLOTH, MATTING, VVINTO WSHADES,
THINKS, CUTLERY, CHAIR BOTTOMS,
OTS, DOORS, WINDOWS,
CASELS, MATTRESSES, SP1NGS,
We have the best sewing machines on the
see me and I will try to interest you.
SHELF HARDWARE,
CURTAIN POLES,
WOVEN WIRE,
WINDOW GLASS,
SEWING MACHINES
market. Call am.
We have good teams and carefid
fl T* J After a short rest, we have again started
a live! y stable and we invite our old frien l
to come and see us ou Main street west of Shearer’s Sto «.
IcCrory, .t.*.|.%.$ . Ark.
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Barber Shop
^irst class in every re
5pect.
Satisfaction guar=
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Call on us.
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McCRORY,
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C'rsll ss the word. We will not
ctoii USKjersofd 5y anyone..
Flour, Sugar, coffee, Glassware, and Hardware.
juns fn(i Ammunition.
W(i always carry Canned-goods, Dried Fruit, Fresh Garden
Seeds, Onion-sets, Beans and Peas.
Stoves "nd kitchen utinsils
DRY GOODS! 1 have the agency
or Sttfut’s Patent Snag proof Rubber
Scots, shots: Gents furaishi,,g G00DS
John Shearer
McCrory and DeView, Arkansas.
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