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Dress Goods
NICE, STYLISH/GOOD; Albatross Fkmwels, Pa
ris Waisting, Amoskeag Gingham’s fancy dress
goods 52 inches wide 65 cents per yard.
20 Bolts of Outing, your choice 10 cents per yard
Percales, Worteds from 10 cents up, Domestic,
bleached and unbleached, sold by the bolt at your
own price.
A fresh Stock of Friedman and Dittman Shoes.
You don’t know comfort till vou’ve worn them. I
- am selling more Shoes than ever before and if you
want a pair, just come and ask my price.
Ladies’ Trimmed Hats
from $1.25 to $3.00 These "Huts are the choicest
I could buy in Memphis and must sell at these
prices.
Flour! Flour! Flour!
A car of SUPERIOR and WHITE ROSE Flour
is in my ware-room. All FLOUR sold by E. T.
Wlierry is guaranteed. Tins car of Flour makes
ray stock of Groceries complete. Eat hearty and
yon’ll buy your GROCERIES from me. Now, I
want you people to come in my store and look
around even if you do not buy.
I have as a'side-line a complete Stock of COFFINS*
at your own prices. No profits wanted^ on my cof
fins. I only want to be able to accommodate you.
E. T. Wherry
The Poor Man’s Friend
School-books bought and sold
at the News office.
Sheriff Patterson visited Wynne
last Saturday on official business.
Dr. Barlow and Mr. Boonie
Jones, of Riverside, attended the
show Friday night.
We wonder what has become
of our correspondents. Write
us your happenings.
Brood Sows for sale. Call
and see me nine miles north of
McCrory. First couie, first
served. T. W. Daniel.
J. .T. Hocott, formerly of River
side bnt now of buttle Rock, was
in town Saturday looking after
the interest of the Knights and
Ladies of Honor.
Have Ford, the photographer,
take your picture on next Mon
day. That wlil be his last day in
tow’n unless business is a great
deal better than it has been.
Somebody is going to win the
prizes ottered by the News. We
have several workers in that di
rection. No one has over ten
subscribers as yet. Go to work
if you want the prize.
The following have kindly con
tributed to the welfare of the
News since the last list:
Howell McClenihan, Joseph
Daugherty, Allen Jones. C. F.
Angelo, J. E. Atkinson, R. A,
Mullen. W. B. Lee, W. B. Kyle,
J. A. McCauley, A, T. Yarbrough
Jeff Spradlin. H. L. Baum, T. J.
Kennedy, R. L. Johnson, Lee
Mitchell, Rufe Mitchell, W. J.
Colier, Eld Bronte, D. M. Rise,
and Joe Albritton.
Our friends, J. W. and J. D.
Wilder made us a financial visit
Tuesday.
Messrs. Bruce Keating and
.Joseph Beidleman visited the
! City of Roses Sunday.
The cat came back and brought
! Charlie Anderson, the “The Tex
ias Wonder” back with it.
Edward Ausbon Warner per
' suaded his father to come with
him to the News office Tuesday.
, Mister Edward remembered us
, $1.00 worth while here.
I Half rates by “The Choctaw”
to Wewoka, I. T., and return for
the Big Towrn Tjot Drawing No\\
20. Tickets on sale Nov. 18,19 and
20, good to return until Nov. 23,
inclusive.
! The German Medicine Co. of
i Cincinnati, Ohio, under the able
management of Happy Bob Rob
inson, is visiting Grays for
one week giving performances
each eveniug under their large
tent and those, who witnessed
the first performance, say that
it is by far the best performance
of the kind that ever visited our
town. As the show is clean and
up-to-date, we predict for them
a successful week. They only
show at night-time untill Satur
day at which time they give an
afternoon performance and every
school child visiting the after
noon performance Saturday will
get a sack of candy as a present.
So auybody who would enjoy a
good hearty laugh, visit the show
the price of admission is only 10
cents and five cents extra for
center seats.
TO THE COTTON GROWERS:
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I am prepaired to do your GINNING and WRAP
1 NG at 50 cents per hundred. Good service and
prompt attention -e given to all my customers.
I am also prepare to do your GRINDING. I ask you to come
and investigate my wo. if for yourself. I have one of the best and
cleanest GINS in the county. I solicit a share of your patronage.
JOHNSON, ricCrory, Ark.
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We shall always endeavor to keep on hand the
best and choicest Heats obtainable.
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For sale every SATURDAY.
GREER t ie HEAT fIAN
Harry Walker the bricklayer
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«I am now at home ready to do any kind
of BRICK WORK. BRICK HOUSES,
Chimneys, Flues, Pillars, Wall in Boilers and in Wet
any kind of MASONRY you may wish.
McCrory, Arkansas.
A picture of yourself will be a
tine Xmas Present. Have Ford !
to make jtou a dozen.
The Stewarts of the church
please meet at 2 p. m. Saturday, \
the 29 to make final settlement.1
Let all be present.
A week or so ago, Master Al
vin James brought us a sweet
potato weighing five pounds and
four- ounces. The News gang
lived on sweet potatoes a whole
month. Who can excel Alvin?
Mr. Ford ,the well known Au
gusta Artist can be found at his
tent in McCrory next Monday
which will very likely be his last
day. He has been doing a good
busiuess of late and for fear that
bad weather will soon set in and
cause him to discontinue his vis
its, you had better have your pic
ture taken while you have an op
portunity.
On Thursday just before going
to press. Dr. G. B. Fakes togeth
er with his brother Dr. B. R.
Fakes, of Ashville, N. C., surpris
ed us with a visit. Getting lost
must run in the family. Our Dr.
got lost in going to Tip somtime
ago and now comes Dr. B. R.
Fakes all the way from Ashville
to McCrory to get lost. The Dr.
evidently is not accustomed to a
city of McOrory’s dimensions.
Dr. B. R. started for his broth
er’s home afoot. When he arrived
at the top of the hill on Edmunds
Avenue, he was informed which
was the proper course to pursue.
Then thinking he was in Ashville
again with one street, he walked
on and on until he came to Mr.
Boyd’s house. There again he in
quired the way. Mr. Boyd was
kind enough to have his boy take
the Doctor to his brothers in a
buggy. Had it not been for our
friend, we doubt whether Dr. B.
R. would have ever found the wa;
to his brother, Dr. G. B. and ht
was just back from a Pres byte
rian Synod too. The Doctor is a|
typical southerner in every ret
spect and highly eatertaining ip
his conversation. We welcome!
the Doctor to our town and hopej
his stay among us may prove a
blessing to him.
Boyd Angus is now Agent at
A u verge. Congratulations are
in order.
Prof. .T. U. Wilder will open
school at Beards next Monday,
Nov. 24th, 1902,.
Mrs. Mollie Skinner, of Augus
ta, spent last week in town visit
ing Mrs. Fletcher Lewis.
Andrew Comer, of McCrory,
and Alex McGregor, of Cotton
Plant, spent Sunday night here.
—Newport Independent.
For Sale Cheap for cash or
with half down and monthly pay
ments my dwelling and four lots
in McCrory. Wrile or call on
Mrs. J. B. Kittrell, Augusta, Ark.
Mr. B. H. McCain, of Cold Wa
lter, Miss., \dsited his brother
| Dr. W. T. McCain. This visiting
j brother is the only gentleman in
j the McCain family, the others
j are all doctors and school-teach
ers.
There will be Thanksgiving
Services held at the Methodist
Church at 11 a. m. Thursday, the
27th day of Nov. Preaching at
i that hour by the Pastor F. E.
j Taylor. All the business men
\ have agreed to close their places
j of business from 10.45 a. m. un
til 12 noon.
Bro. M. R. Williams brought
us a blade of mustard greens
last Monday measuring 34inclies.
This one together with its mate
on the other side of the stalk
| measured 68 inches or 5 and $ ft.
, Just think of it, one stalk of mus
tard measuring 68 inches from
tip to tip. Dr, Pettit, you will
j have to put on your fighting
rclxfthes. Bro. Williams has the
greens on you.
On last Wednesday night a
the home of L. H. Long, W. E
Longand Goldie M. Jaques wen
happily united for life. Th
groom’s "father, Rev. L. H. Lon
performed the ceremony in hi
usual happy style. We hope thi
will be a turning point for Wil
We extend Will and bis happ,
wife our democratic congratuk
j tions and wish for them a lif
with a purpose, bravely, nobl.
and manfully lived.
ity Undertaker;
Has For Sale All Sizes and Kinds of
OFFINS & CASKETS.
BURIAL ROBES. Any kind of work done in my line on
short notice. Book cases, Desks, Tables, Benches,
Picture-frames, etc.
H. T, Raney,
McCrory, Ark.
E. H. CONNER. PRESIDENT
F. H. KITTRELL. VICE PRES
WOODRUFF COUNTY BANK
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.
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I have had occasion to use your|
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used anything for stock that gave half as
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of Black-Draught Stock and Poultry
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times over. Horses work better. Cows !
give more milk. Hogs gain flesh.
And bens lay more eggs. It solves the
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GENERAL DIRECTORY
DeView Township Officials.
Constable. John Hatchet
Justices of Peace. W. W. Heat and J. T. Angelo
City Officials.
Mayor.
llecorder.
Marshall,
Aldermen:
C. U. Cook.
H. T. Haney
W. U. Kyle
W. Raspberry
•'E'. T . Hamilton
E. T. Wherry. C.Hallev ami H. J- Carlker.
Courf'ess&ns.
Circuit Court meets third Monday in Fcbrua
ry and August.
Woodruff Chancery Court. Third Monda
n May and December.
County Court.-First Monday in January.
April. July and October.
Probate Court meets fourth Monday la Ja
nary. April. July and October.
County Officials.
County aot£P’*obate*Judire. Will -Moorman
Sheriff.
Circuit Clerk.
County Clerk.
Assessor.
Treasurer.
Surveyor.
M. H. Pattersou,
1 aul Martain.
L. B. Winfrce
•* Will Cam.
jiugene'Billingsle a
Henry" Sliroe ter.
Church Announcements.
M. E. Church. South. V. E. Taylor, past oi
Services every first and third Sunday. Sun
day School every Sunday at 9.30 a. m. Dr. Q
B. Fakes. Superintendent. Piayer-meetin
every Wednesday night at 7:30 p. m.
ChrLstian Church, of DeView. Service*
and 3rd Sunday* at 11 a. m., Eld Long preach
ing on thf first Sunday and Eld Wood on the
3rd. On 2nd and 4th Sundays of each montk
communion services arrbeld at t p. m.
LODOES.
W. O. W. Gum Woods Camp No. Itt) meett
at McCrory, Ark . first Tuesday of each month
at 8 p.m. H. T. Raney. C. C.
The MASONIC LODGE of McCrory meet
on the 1st and 3d Thursdays of each month
All visiting brothers are most cordially invited.
F. E. Taylor G M
The Chapter of O. E. S. of McCrory meet
on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each montk
All visiting members most cordially invited.
Mrs. A. J. Marsh. W. M.
The Knights and Ladies of Honor meets at
2 p.m. on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of eaeb
month. All members cordially invited.
Mrs. J. C. Crossett. Protector.
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