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We Could Scream It At You
In a full page announcement
and give you 2,847 reasons why
you should read the feature
articles which are appearing in
the WOODRUFF CO. NEWS,
hut we won’t. Why? Simply
because the stories are our ar
guments. In our issue of FEB.,
25, we will present prize-win
ning argument and feature
combined. It is entitled:
Dynamite
By GEORGE
PARDY
It is a Master Sleuth story and a
world-beater for merit, interest and
instruction. What’s more, it’s clean.
It weaves the characteristics of a des
perate gang with the prettiest little
bit of romance you have read in Sbme
days. To tell you more would spoil it.
READ IT AND SEE
DON’T MISS
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R. M. Comer made a flying trip
ttt Fakes Sunday.
Mrs. H. S. Taylor went to Searcy
Friday and returned Sunday.
A. Cullum returned Friday
’ifrom a short visit in Judsouia.
Jet Weems, of Augusta, was in
our city Friday and Saturday.
Rev. H. T.Raney was a business
visitor in Augusta Wednesday.
Cashier H. W. Jernigan left Sun
day for a few days stay in St.Louis
on business.
J. H. Beidelman spent several
days this week visiting the St.
Louis markets.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Bradley
left Wednesday for a few days
visit in Humbolt Tenu.
Will Dallas returned Sunday
from Cotton Plant where he has
been visiting for several days.
Ben L. Griffin of Conway, was in
our city Tuesday writing life in
surance.
H. Beecher Lewis, of Brinkley
was here this week in the interest
of the Farmers Union.
N. E. Mott, and wife, returned
Friday from Wynne, where they
have been guests of relatives the
past week. '
A. A. Boeker, of St. Louis is
erecting a sawmill at Jelks and will
soon be prepared to cut all kinds of
rough lumber.
W. B. Fakes the lumberman is
installing a private water plant to
protect his large stock of builcing
material from loss by fire.
F. M. Severance, of East Gordon
Michigan, has been the guest of
Mr. I. P. Phillips of Plunket. Mr.
Severance owns extensive timber
lands in that section.
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YOUR WORK
SOUCITBD.
JAS. D. FEWELL
(Emttrartnr anil Sutliirr
McCRORY, ARKANSAS
EST1MATB5 HADE ON BRICK AND
FRAME BUILDINGS.
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CONDENSED STATEMENT OF THE
BANK OF McCRORY
At the close of business Feb., 16 ’09.
RESOURCES
Loans. ..$40,581,44
Real estate.. . ;.. . 2,682,50
Furniture and Fixtures. 2,335,00
Cash...>. 8,123,61
Due from other banks . . 51,015,60
Total.>.$104,738,15
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock..$20,000,00
Undivided Profits net. 1,244,80
Deposits. 83,493,35
Total.$104,738,15
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This statement is correct
H. W. Jernigan ?
Cashier. 5
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Messrs. J. M. and E. M. Fowler
and families returned Friday from
New Mexico, where they have re
sided for the past two years.
Mrs. J. H. Gant arrived Sunday
from Harrisburg for a few days
stay in this city, the guest of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Lewis.
Mr. I.P. Phillips, of Plunkett,
was in town Friday to receive, by
express, a pair of wolf hounds for
which Mr. Phillips paid the sum of
$45.00.
Married: At the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. M. F. Love
Wednesday night,Februaryl0.1909
Mr. Gaston Davis to Miss Pearl Love
Esq. 8. F. Watson officiating.
Mrs. Bruce Fakes has resigned
her position as a member of the
McCrory public school-faculty. .No
one as yet has been secured to -’fill
the vacancy caused by her resigna
tion.
John Dye, Cherry Valley’s ever
popular blacksmith and woodwork
man was the guest of his son T. E.
Dye, of this city, Saturday. Mr.
Dye contemplates installing a large
gasoline engine and other heavy
machinery in his shaft at that place.
Subscribe now for the News.
Mr. F. M. Good bar of Lonoke,
came in Wednesday to complete
the tile work in the entrance of
the new McCrory Mercantile build
ing.
Henry Shelton and Miss Unice
Brown of Higginson were married
at the home of the bride, Thursday
afternoon. Rev. Kimberlin officia
ting.—Judsonia Weekly Advance.
Miss Eula Brown returned Satur
day from a few days visit to friends
and relatives at her home iu Beebe
Miss Brown is an accomplished
young lady, serving in the capacity
of governess for Mr. G. Stark of
DeView.
Among those who went ‘•court
ing” at Augusta Monday, we note
the following; J. R. Taylor, A. E.
Ridgeway, W. M. Comer, Ed.
Marsh, W. N. Hoaglin, H. B. Gray
J. O. Raymond,T. C. Hartin,B- M.
Anderson, «J, C. McCrory R. S.
Smith, H. ET.'Wood, W. M. Taylor
J. P. Tavtor. C. E. Lee, T. A.
Jeffries, E.'E. Jeffries, F. Lewis,
H. M. Albritton, H. L. Ball, Galen
McMurtry, Jeff Spradlin, J. S.
Shue, Bert Smith, and Louis Best.
Fresh
Groceries
Coming every day and you
Get Your
Money’s
Worth
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When you trade
At J. O. Raymond’s
Nine O’clock Washing Tea and
Gold Dust at a deduced price
J.O.Raymond’s
STORE
Is The Place
For Sale : Two good milch cows
with young calves.
A. C. Dilliard.
Alpha Literary Society
The Alpha Literary Society
meets every Friday afternoon in
rhe school auditorium.
Mr. Walter Huff now gracefully
fills the president’s chair, and Miss
Charle Holder makes a very charm
ing and graceful secretary.
In celebration of Lincoln’s birth
day, Friday February 12, the fol
lowing programe was rendered.
Programe
1. Speech,Gettysburg,—Oc Jef
fries.
fries.
2. O Captain, my Captain—Pau
line Huff.
3. Sketch,Lincoln,s Life—Glen
Harris.
4. Sketch, Lincoln’s Stories—
Walter Jiinerson.
5. History of Lincoln’s death—
Mary Johnson.
6. Lincoln’s love affairs—Myrtle
Wood.
7. The life of Lincoln by those
who knew him—Ewell Pollett.
?. RooHve.ltor. Lincoln,—Vernon
Huff.
9. Song.—Gretchen Tarpley.
10. Continued story.—Mr. Hays.
We were glad to have Miss Ruth
Powell present, visitors always wel
come. Come and see what we are
doing.
Corresponding Secretary.
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NOTICE
NOTICE
We want your Eggs,
Chickens,, Ducks, Geese
Butter, Hides and Tal
low. In fact we will buy
anything that the Farmer
has to sell. We will pay
ONE CENT
more for your Produce
than any one else.
See before you sell.
McFadden&Co
McCRORY. ARK.
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A nnuuncemenTP
LADIES!
WATCH THIS SPACE
For The Date Of The
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Grandest and Most
Up=To=Date Milli=
nery Opening
McCrory Has Ever Known.
I also wish to announce to the people that I am
here among old time friends, and expect to remain.
Am not here for a fortune nor to take the money out
of the coutry. 1 expect to treat you right, for 1 not
only solicit your patronage “this” season, but for sever
al others to come, and will see that my friends get the
best and latest styles in the millinery line for I am try
ing to build up the millinery business, and expect to
make my opening of interest to all who attend.
NettieHiers
Star Flillinery
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Eat Fresh Meat.
If you are buying your meats of us
you have the satisfaction of knowing that
they are pure, fresh, and home-killed. We
buy and sell only the best. A trial will tell.
JEFFRIES, MARSH & CO.
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