Make Your Home Comfortable!
I Will Help You.
I have the Large, Easy Rockers, Matting Rugs, Springs,
aud Mattresses, a big assortment of Cook and Heating Stoves,
Sewing Machines from the best to something cheaper, in
fact I have most anything yon need to fit up a house with.
I have Doors, Windows, Locks, Hinges, Builders Hard
ware and Carpenters’Tools. The Prices are right. Just a living
is aii i want, g g. Hamilton.
Notice: Money to loan on real
estate. J. B. Neal, P. M.
Mr. Ollie Holland, of Riverside,
was in our town Wednesday.
Mr. Jno. Davis, of near DeView,
returned from Augusta, Monday.
Mr. Gideou Stark, of DeView,
bad business iu town one day the
first of the week.
An up-to-date line of hats, in
cluding all the late shades and
styles at Comer’s.
Mr. Block, bookkeeper for R. N.
Cook & Co., was over from Wynne
the latter part of last week.
A new line of Pants just re
ceived, they are beauties, will be j
sold cheap at Comer & Comer’s. |
Mr. W. T. Cook, the pleasant ]
manager of the R. N. Cook & Co.,
saloon, visited his family at
Wynne, Sunday.
To close out our stock of boy's j'
express wagons, will be sold at 5 1
per cent above cost price at Comer '
&Comer, '
Mr. C. L. Adamson, the jeweler
of Augusta, passed through town '
Monday morning, enroute home j
from a trip to Memphis,
i
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Marsh and
two children, of Wiville, were the
guests of Mr. A. J. Marsh and
family a few days the first of the 1
week.
If you need anything in the
Tombstone and Monument line call
or write to W. H. Jimerson, |
McCrory. He is with Morris Bro , I
Memphis. They do good work. 2t. '
!
Mr. Geo. Frazier, who has been
attending the bedside of his son
for the past several days at Tip, ’
returned to his home in lndepen- '
denee county, Tuesday. j 1
NOTICE: To Whom It May I'
Concern—All who are indebted to ;
the firm of Cariker & Hamer will |
settle with H.J. Cariker, manager j
of their business. Cariker & Ha- >
mer. <
I,
Mrs. Ed. S. Carl-Lee returned ,
to her home in Augusta Tuesday, j
after a few days’ visit to frieuds i
and relatives here. She was ac-,1
eompanied by her niece, Miss Nel- i
lie Fakes.
—NOTICE: We are prepared to
do all kinds of blacksmithiug and
woodwork in Dr. Hargis’ frame
house, one door north of Raney’s
undertakershop. Your patronage
solicited. Dye & Co. j
The following is a list of those j
who have taken advantage of our 1
clubbing rate with the Weekly ,
Commercial Appeal: B. M. An-1,
derson, Arthur Mitchell, W. M-1
Taylor, J. A. Coats, Miss Tankers- j'
ley, C. M. Crossett, J. H. Swanson 1
Thad Hart in and T A. Jeffries.
Eggs from one dozen to one
bushel at Comer & Comer.
—Rigirs Bros, buy old iron, brass,
bones and all kinds of junk.
jwotoq jemof) ';tns 9auds ano.C
toj eansuotn .mo.v 9?p?i sn }9q
Mr. R. A. Seott, of Wynne, was
in town a couple of days the first
jf the week
Comer & Comer have received
some more new PREMIUMS, ask
Eor coupons with each CASH pur
chase.
Miss Lillie Martin, Nellie Win
sett, Lela and Eddie Reuau, of
Sowell, attended the dance last
rhursday night.
Messrs. Raney & Co., pur
posed the Comer bar at Howell,
ruesdav, and will move same to
UcCrory at once.
Mrs. W, W. Lumpkin and Mrs.
Fames, of Searcy, have returned to
heir home after spending several
lays here, the guests of -Mrs. W.
3. Scales.
The new residence of Mr. John
drowning, in the Johnson & Mc
3aniel addition, is nearing com
jletion and will soon be ready for
>ceupaucy.
On last Monday morning Feb.
!6th, a fine 8 pound girl was born
o Mr. aud Mrs. L. J. Dilliard.
knd the police force is growing as
veil as the corporation.
Madames M. M. Lindsey, and
Fannie Tolbert and Mr. Henry
rarno, of north of town, left Mon
lay for a two week’s visit to friends
tnu relatives at uorinin, avk.
Miss Gover Marsh, of Searcy,
vho has been the guesl of the fami
ly of Mr. A, J. Marsh, for the
last several flays, left today
Thursday) for a few day’s visit to
■elalives in Wynne.
Wanted: Men in each state to tra
vel, post signs, advertise and leave
tamples of our goods. Salary $75.
K) per month. $3.00 per day for
‘xpenses. IQJHLMAN CO., Dept
5. ATLAS BLOCK. CHICAGO.
—WANTED : District Manag
ua to post signs, advertise aud dis
ribute samples. Salary $18.00
veekly, $3.00 per day for expenses.
State age and present employment.
Ideal Shear Co.
39 Randolph St., Chicago.
Ou last Saturday, the spirit of
he infant child of Mr. R. B. Chap
>ell of near DeView, took its flight
;o the realms of everlasting rest,
rhe little child was sick only a few
lays before the death knell came,
phe remains were laid away Sun
lav afternoon in the Odd Fellow’s
•emetery, Rev. A. C. Cloyes eou
lucting the services.
We Do What No
Other Dealers Do
We pay the Express on all orders of One Gallon
or More if Money accompanies the Order.
We have 56 different LEADING BRANDS of whiskey at
Prices, ranging from $2.00 to $5.00 per gallon.
4 FULL QTS. for $3.50 Delivered 4
R. N. COOK & CO,
FAIR CAKS and McCRORY, ARKANSAS.
j Mr. Jim Beard, of Howell, wa
i in town the latter part of las
week.
Atty. Thomas Oliphant, of Lit
tie Rock, was here on business las
Friday.
Mr. Chas. Taylor, of Memphis
attended the, dance here last Thurs
day night.
Mr. Tom Martin, of Howell
was a pleasant visitor in McCron
one day last week.
Born A fine 10 pound boy, t<
Mr. and Mrs. Hance W. Burrows
Tuesday, February, 27th, 1906.
Have you a buggy if so yoi
should have a sat of shaft support
ers.%est on the market. Comer &
n
I 'nm am
W. J. Mitchell was ovei
from Pekin, the first of the weel
on business. Jeff says that tin
prospects for the year 1906 ar<
very bright. So much so, the firrr
of Mitchell & Comer are figuring
on making some extensive addi
tions to their already full stock ol
goods.
An Up=to=
date Line of
PICTURE
FRAMES
Cheap For
i
I Cash. I also i
have a Full
I
And
i
Complete line
Of
WINDOW
1
GLASS.
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Give me a call
and I will be |
pleased to
Show you
i
Samples.
&
H. T. RANEY,
UNDERTAKER. i
v\\V OW. v\W//
Oh last Friday evening, Febru
ary, 23rd, the spirit of one ol
Woodruff county’s oldest citizens
Mr. J. B. Glenn, passed from it*
earthly tabernacle to its eterna
home in heaven. Mi*. Glen hat
reached the ripe old age of foui
score and three years and was (
highly respected old gentlemei
and a good citizen in every respect
The deceased’s mortal remain!
were laid to rest iu the Odd Fel
low’s cemetery at DeView, las
Sunday iu the presence of man;
sorrowing friends and relatives
Rev. A. C. Cloyes conducting tin
services.
Comer-Rogers.
On last Thursday, Feb. 22nd
1906, at 4:00 p. m. in Huntingdon
Tenn., at the home of the bride’
parents, one of the most pleasan
wedding ceremonies of the season
was said by one, Rev. Freeman
whereby Mr. Rufus M. Comer, o
our town, and Miss Eula Rogers
of Huntingdon, were united in th
holy bonds of wedlock.
Miss Rogers was one of he
community’s most charmin
young society ladies.
Mr. Comer is one of McCrory’
most enterprising merchants;
young man of sterling qualities an
if he makes as good a husband a
he does a business man, their fu
ture happiness is an assured facl
The News wishes for them
long, happy and prosperous joul
ney through life.
j Seed potatoes and onion sols at
t 1010 Easy place.
Have you seen the new Premiums
- at 1010 Easy Place T
t You can always get gasoline at
Comer & Comer’s, 1010 Easy Place.
’ Mr. J. J. Baugh, editor of The
Searcy Times, passed through our
city Sunday, enroute to Memphis,
on business.
Mrs. Hamer and Miss Maud
Weatherly, who have been visiting
* relatives and friends here for the
, past few weeks, returned to their
home at Camdep, Tenn , last Sun
[ day. Misses Cover and Myrtle
Marsh, Gus Weatherly and C. M.
. James accompanied them as far as
Memphis.
Candidates Notice
Woodruff county election com
missioners find that it is necessary
to assess each candidate, for coun
ty office, $7.50 and township offi
cers, $1.00 each, for the purpose of
meeting the expenses of the pri
mary electiou, to be held March,
28th, 1906. If you desire your
name placed on the ticket, candi
dates must send your assesments
to .T. Haralson, Augusta, Arkansas,
on or before March, 10th, 190G.
Appointments of
Candidates.
The following is a list of the;
dates and places of meeting of the
candidates, in their grand round :
March 12th, White River,
Point,
Riverside,
Barnes,
Pumpkin Bend,
Hunter,
Freeman,
Cotton Plant,
Howell,
22nd, Wiville,
23rd, Tip,
24tli, DeView,
26th, Augusta,
27th, McCrory,
28th, Primary election
13th,
14th,
loth,
16th,
17th,
19th,
20th,
21th,
Administrator’s Notice.
Notice is hereby given that I will
sell, as administrator of the estate
of C. R. Atkinson, under an order
of the Woodruff Probate Court, all
the interest of the estate of C. R.
Atkiuson iu the uneolleeted book
accounts aud notes of the firm of
Hailey & Atkiuson, which was dis
solved by the death of C. R. Atkin
son iu Oct. 1901. Said sale will be
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Crory at McCrory Ark. on March
15th, 1906 at 2 p. m. Said sale
will be for cash. A list of said ac
counts can bo found at the office of
Thonipson-Hailey Co., at McCrory
Ark. J. C. McCrory,
Administrator.
The Convention.
Pursuant to a call made by May
or Raney, the regular convention
was held Tuesday night Feb. 27th,
at Wherry’s hall to nominate a
ticket for town officers for the eu
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ALWAYS ON HAND
A Complete Stock Of
Corn, Hay, Oats, Chops, Bran, Etc.
The price is right and all feed will he delivered in town,
free of charge. If you intend to buy, in any quantity, it
will pay you to figure with us. If you want anything
moved promptly, or want to drive anywhere, don’t fail to
see us. If you have already tried us, you know why we
say this. Yours For The Best Service,
G. F. <& Herman Wood.
Died : At his home near Tip,
Feb. 28th, 1906, Mr. Biscoe Riley.
M r. Riley was a good citizen and
Will be misled, by all that knew
him. He leaves a wfFe and three
children to mourn his demise.
Mrs. M. E. Dallas Dead.
On last Saturday, February 24,
about 4 o’clock p. m., quietly and
peacefully, the spirit of Mrs. Ma
ry E. Dallas passed to its heaven
ly resting place. She had been a
constant suffers for six mouths or
more at the home of her affection
ate and dutiful daughter, Mrs
Emma Taylor, some 4 miles north
of town. During her long illness
she was never heard to murmer or
C( inplain, but bore afflictions with
such fortitude aud patience that
only a Christian could bear. Mrs.
Dallas was born, February 8th,
1S45, in this county which was
then Jackson county, where she
has lived nearly all her life; was
married to James Dallas in 1860,
who was soon called away to take
part in the lost cause that brought
trouble to so many homes. After
these troubles were over, she was
permitted to live five more years
with her husband who died leav
ing her with a family of helpless
children who were watched over
and cared for with much love aud
patience.
She professed christ as her
Saviour and joined the church
when but a little girl, aud lived a
faithful aud constant member the
remaining portion of her life.
Oftimes during her last illness,
she spoke of her readiness aud
tn irn tn T-Tim trim cairl
‘In my Father’s house, there are
many mansions ” To all, her
her willing hands will no more
minister to our cares here but
through God’s grace, they will
greet us in Heaven.
A Friend.
C. L. ADAMSON,
Jeweler, Optician and Engraver.
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Silverware Etc. Etc.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
TWELVE MONTHS.
WhAi you need a time-piece of any de
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Just received a fine assort
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Sewers grow and give the
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Among them is the famous
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r ed to order by Mayor Raney and
> Dr. W. E. Pollett was elected char
5 man and R. B. Keating, secretary.
A motion was made and carried
that the people of the town of Mc
Crory do hold a primary election
Wednesday, March, 7th, 1906 for
’ the purpose of nominating the
’ town officers—mayor, recorder and
5 board of aldermen.
A motion was made and carried
’ that each candidate should give to j
’ the secretary his name and $1.00 '
not later than Monday, March,'
’ 5th, 1906 the $1.00 to be used for,
3 expenses of said primary election.
A motion was made and carried
r that Clayton Hailey, A. D. Staf
5 ford and J. F. Morgan be appoint-;
ed judges of said election and that
8 J'red Hartin and W. G. Dilliard be
1 appointed clerks of said election. I
1 A motion was made and carried
s that the election be held between
the hours of 2 and 5 p. m„ March,
7 th, 1906.
Having no further business to
% transact, a motion was made and
carried to adjourn.
W. E. PoiiLETT, Chairman.
R. B. Keating, Sec.,
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