Cotton IS KINO.
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We will Rive you the HIGHEST MAR
KET PRICE for your COTTON. Will sell
youilGOODS at the LOWEST possible PRICES, Give
us a trial. We sell the OLD HICKORY WAGON,
AVERY STALK CUTTERS, BLUE BIRD TWO
HORSE PLOWS and a complete LINE of HAMILTON
& BROWN SHOES: in fact anything you wish, if we
don’t carry it in stock, we will order it for you.
Respectfully Yours,
FAkes Mercantile co.
WOODRUFF CO. NEWS.
PODIJSintD thcbshaY op each week at
McCRORY. ARKANSAS.
E. C. KRAflER, Editor.
Eniercd at t.he Post-Oaice at McCrory.
Arkansas, as Seoonfl-Clvss nwiKsnafrer.
June llttk. !8C4.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
One Year, in advance. *1.00
John Phillips’
UP-TO-DATE
Shaving and hair
cutting Parlor:
An Artistic Barber can be
found at the Shop all times.
Remember the place; one
door south!of Dr. McCain’s office.
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MeO/ory,.......___ Arkansas
OBEIDLEMAN RHEA.
A pretty Borne Marriage^ in the
Country, Near Bristol.
A pretty home weddingioccured
Thursday at the home of the
bride’s > mother, Mrs. Bettie
Rhea, three miles east of Bristol.
When at 11 a. m., Mr. Joseph
Honru TAoi/Meman led to tha-alter
Miss Elizabeth Rhea, the only
daughter of the late Edmond
Rhea.
The bridels a cousin of Con
gressman W. P. Rhea, and is an
accom plished youDg lady possess
ing many sweet traits of charac
terised is a prise worth winning.
Mr. Beidleman is the youngest
son of Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Bei
dleman, of Beidleman’a this’
county. Mr. Beidleman is a ca
pable young business man, and
has been in the West for the past
.few years.
The ceremony was performed
by Dr. J. Albert Wallace, who
was President of King College
when the groom was a student
there. After the marriage was
solemnized, the bridal i»arty re
paired to the dinning room,
where lunch was served. The
party came thence to Bristol,
where they boarded'' the w est
bound train for McCrory, Ark.,
where they anticipate making
tbe;r future home.
The above is a copy of what a
Bristol paper says relative to the
wedding of our friend, J. H. Bei
dleman and Miss Rhea. We in->
dorse it all. j
as it has been the pleasure of
the News man to be intimately,
associated with the Groom, we
will in brevity say that Mr. Bei- ‘
.dleinan is a young man. whose I
equal is difficult to find. When '
duty calls, Joe is always there. ,
We, in behalf of the entire
"wirini-ruriB iiriiiirr'fa,"^Tr^-cii|F,:vp*a
own and surrounding country
most cordially welcome them into
oar midst.
Penn-Miller
Nuptials.
On last Tuesday morning at 10
o’clock, a quite wedding took place
at the home of the Bride. The
contracting parties were Louis
T. Penn and Miss Elsie Miller,
both of Augusta.
Rev. W, M. Wil soft of the Meth
odist church officiated and spoke
the words that forever bind.
The Groom is one of Woodruff
county's Noblemen, lie attends
strictly to his own affairs and lets
all others do the same. Such a
man is a jewel to any town or
community.
The Bride is worthy the Groom
in every respect and will add
sunshine and happiness to life.
After the ceremony, husband
and wife boared the westhound
train for Little Rock.
The NewTs and their, many
friends wish that their future
pathway through life many be
Strown with flowers rare and
that the dews and sunshine of
heaven may always freshen and
gladden their every undertak
ing.
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li J Cariker’s
Cafe
Id COLD DRINKS of all
kinds always on hand.
Billiard and Pool Ta
bles to pass away the time.
•Come and enjoy yourself. f§
Good behavior will be ex
pected at all times,
Our town council and more es
pecially our street committee has
done some good work in the past
and we praised them for it, but
at present, they deserve the se
verest censure that we can be
stow. On last Saturday morn
ing, we noticed that a wagon,
with a bale of seed-cotton was
stuck in that mud-hole just south
of Mayor Raney’s home. Think
of it, a farmer hauling a load of
cotton to town by which the gins,
the merchants and all are bene
fited, and then to have to stick up
within the corporate limits of
our town. This would have been
bad enough had it happened any
where within 10 miles of town,
but to happen within the town is
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Cm!I in and look through my large and complete4stock of
PECTACLES. I can fit up anyone. After you get on a
dr of my NEW GLASSES, you "will be able to see my
I)MPLGTE1 STOCK of DRY-GOODS, GROCERIES, HATS
gw.. Shoes, Drugs, Cutlery, and Undertaking Supplies.
a s Thompson, Deview
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rianufacturer Of
Wagons, Buggies and Farming
Implements.
Horse-shoeing and all kinds of repairing done ou short
notice. All WORK first class and SATISFACTION
—*«GUARANTEED. T**"
McCrary* : : t : ; : c ^ Arkansas,
The CAFE Saloon,
___Sam Kyle, Prop._
Domestic and Imported Liquors,
^_Cigars and Tobacco._^
MAILORDERS A SPECIALTY.
|| Cotton Plant, : Arkansas.
a beautiful example of the enter
prise of our street committee.
Brother, don’t blame the News
man for the mud hole, but your
self. There is plenty of money in
the treasury to doctor the road.
Call us kicker and grunter, but
every ailment needs a treatment
and we propose to kick and
snort at every turn of the road
when the public demands it.
It said that Kentucky will pro
duce 80,000,000 gallons of whis
key this year and of course that
is only a drop in the bucket. While
we do not drink whiskey, yet men
will have it and do get it. The
difference as we see it- now is,
that we are paying tribute to
Memphis and other Corporations
to keep up th'jrc ptreeta and pub
lic works and are allowing ours
to go to rack. If wehavenVenuf”
sense to keep from squandering
our money uselessly for whis
key when saloons are here, we
will have no more sense than to
support a tiger or furnish reve
nue for the public improvements
of some other tow*. We e-and
forhonesty, sobriety and purity.
But at the same time we are for i
home and home improvements i
instead of improvements for
some other seaport. We have
seen more jugs walking around
ovtr town since the saloon went
out and as much or more drunk
ness than while t.be stloon was
here. We have never noticed a
more peaceful Christmas than
the last one end we had a saloon.
We have seen Christmases here,
when no 6aloon was permitted in
our town and yet God Almighty,
never permitted such unseemly
conduct as was here carried on.
Restaurants have been put out
of business and Christmas tree
services have been broken up
more than once and that when
we had no saloon. Men or excus
es that pass as such can never be
stopped from their ongentleman
ly conduct. The way to cure the
evil is to make things over again
and extract some sawdust and
mush and plaee manhood and
brains there instead.
Fine Farm For Sale
A tract of 240 acres of land all
under fence, with 125 acres clear
ed land, the remainder in good
pasture. All undergrowti >. cr* and
large timber deadened. A pool in
the pasture that holds‘water the
year around for tfca cattle. Will
sell farm for th - cost of improve
ments viz. $8,000. with one half
in cash, the remainder to be paid
within five years. Can give pos
session at the first of next year.
C. F. Hamer.
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lumps, scabby,'pimply akin bone
pains, catarrh, rheumatism, or
any blood or skin disease, take
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directions. Soon all sore* heal,
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health to th# skin. At the same
time. B. B. B. impoves the diges
tion, cures pyspepsia, strength
ens weak kidneys, just thp medi
cine for old people, as it gives
them new, rigorous blood Drug
gist, $1 per large bottle, with
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sciribe trouble and special free
medical advice also sent in seeded
letter. B. B. B. is especially ad
vised for chrniee, deep-seated
case of impure blood and skin
disease, and cure after all else
afiis.
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Letters strictly oonfldvnideLAadreae.
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LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
The McCrory Meat Market
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Is now at home ready to supply the
Public with the choicest qualities of meats
obtainable in the county,
“Nothing is too good for my
customers.” TOM GREER,
nccrory. Arkansas.
O’Fallon
PAINTE
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A Notary Pub
lic can be found at
the News officer
Mrs. Effie Angus is on the sick
list.
Miss Nina Riggs is visiting in
Augusta this uoek.
Mr. Joe Johnson moved to
his new home on lar* Taesdry.
Mr. Jack Yarbrough spent a
few hours in town last Friday.
Mrs. Jonec is visiting friends
and relatives in Adjust* this
week.
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Lillie Folsom, of Brinkley is
spending the week with her
sister.
I
Wlton Bturdvr-ut who has bpea
sick with pneumonia, fa slowly
recovering.
Mr. Jack Wortham has moved
to town this week. Wg, welcome
this worthy family in our midst.
Mr. andMrs. W.B. Dougherty,
and Mr. rn^ Mr::. JosephCioesefct
spent Tuesday Wednesday
in *hc Bluff City.
The Old Maids Convention met
at Mrs. Marsh’s on Monday
night. An interesting program ’
rendered and three new mem
bers initiated.
Our friend, W. A. Mason had
the misfortune of looseing his
htn: ;e a few days ago by fire. We
deep y sympathize with him iu
his r ■ vole. The News man in
surer ' ountry property against
fire.
Last week an event was chroni
cled in the old family Bible of the
Hon, Bob McDaniel. Bob, the
genial papa, has no equal in the
realms of human experience. lie
is ac tually so proud that he ceeght
empty barrels and geutly v.-iiis
per ,1 p^a in came to hear the
echo. Of course, he heard it and
way not exactly satisfied. He
finally came to the News man to
gently break the news to him as
he knew we would be certain to
find it out anyway. Bob says,
“Go with me, I want to show
ou something. ” We proce eded to
the tiling the town has placed in
the ditch just north of block 5
and 6. Here we haulted and
mysterious Bob said you get at
this east end of the subterranean
canal and I will go to the west
end and I will tell you something.
We began to think of snipes and
holding the sack, but soon we
heard thesweetsoundof “Papa.”
This is all we could obtain. But
i hint to the wise is suffictent.
So you see it is papa. All are do
ing well.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
U !* will be money toTall wbo need £
Ylfmb-: tones, Marble and Monu- !fj
*>enta to see my designsland prices 5
before 7on buy. jij
t*. Burcntloc, DeView, Aik. £
Agent fer l«j
tt*«*ro«gfc, St. Louis Mo. P
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IRON noUNTAIN ROUTEiTIME TABLE.
GOING EAST. |g- ’%
Pasaeenger INo. 33lorrives McOrory, 1:47 u. :a
**«• 8* “ “ 11:41». ra
GOING WEST.
PasseagerNo. 33 arrives MoCrory, ii:81 m
No. 31 •' “ 10:12 p.m.
fir W T ricCAIN
PHYSICIAN AMO SV3PHON.
MoOROBY. ... Aru£
O.Hee corner Maine at?s.t» end Edmonds Ay
on:;e Will anavre* ;U! call* day asO nlicbt.
CAUL-LEE * SUMM2 r3
ATTOR.MnVS-AT.-t AW
Amsmau . . Arkn-is.*
Will practice In al*. courts cl the State.
Waverly Hotel.
Mi:3. Iu K i'Al.L, Prop.
McCrojpy, - Arbmsns.
Centrally lc-a<,ed. Onny -'ant to fi pot.
Porter meets all UMas. Yonr palron.ee
solicited.
ANDREWS* KBAMCH
AT TOWW3Y3-AT.LAW
Any business Intrusted to oar care v»m re
oelvr prompt ettentlon
Augusia anti AlcCrt .'j>Ark.
Dr. L. A. JELK3
PHYSICIAN AND JK/QC50N.
MgCPOBY, AR
Om-'e next door west of E L n~-lll*.oa’g
tnmiture store. 1 wUl be found i; w office
flay or night.
DR. M. J. BARLOW,
Physician and Surgeon,
Riverside, Ark.
Graduate of the Peabody Normal College,
the University of Nashville: and throe years
study completed at Vanderbilt Medical Col
ege
DOCTOR J W MORRIS
Physician and Surgeon
WlU answer all ealls day and night.
JeVlew. AJUf.
DR. DeWITT.
physician and surgeon.
iliAYS, ; ■: ARKANSAS.
I buy and sell horses9
.1 have GOOD TEAMS and CAKEFUL DRIVERS
Commercial men receive our most careful ttention
I invite my friends to come and see moon main
street west of Shearer’s Store.
4 Ark.
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