For Sale Cheap
Come to see my stock of gen
eral Flerchandise! In my Gro
cery department, \ Cranberries, Nuts, extra
_ , . . _ * ’ ( fme Candies, Pigs, raisons
Pulverized Sugar, Mince-meat. + 4- + +
XMAS TOYS of all kinds, A carload of
Flour fresh from the mills.
John Shearer,
MeCrory and DeView, Akansas.
Ladies Skirts for $1.00 and up.
H. Aenof.
Ned Stoker paid the News of
fice a visit last Tuesday.
Come and examine my line of
jewelry. H. Arnof.
A good set of harness for sale
at the News office.
Papers for sale at the News
office at 25 cents a hundred.
Mr. Huddleston of Newport
was in town last Wednesday.
Papers for sale at the News of
fice. 25 cents per bundle.
Men’s under ware for 50 cents
and up. H. Ark of.
See our Up-to-date line of Hats
and Dresses made to order.
E. T. Folbome & Co.
The Misses “Pen” and Rose
Uurket were in our town last
Tuesday,
Hoots and Shoes by the wagon
load. Come and make your se
lection. H. Areof.
—The purest and best Whiskey
on the market is “Silas Moore.”
Sold at Cook & Cariker.
Rubber boots, Overshoes, Um
brellas and Mackintoshes are go
ing fast. The Leader.
—“Silas Moore” the famous
Kentucky brand is the proper
article. Cook & Cariker.
Come and see our clothing. We
can clothe everyone from Santa
Claus on down. The Leader.
—“Jessie Moore Whiskey,”
Nothing equal v> it in purity and
flavor. Sold by Vaccaro & Co.
—When .you get Silas Moore
you Live something you can
bank on. . Sold by Cook & Cari
ker.
Mr. L. J. Cypert of Searcy
representing Tom J. Landrnm &
Co. of Louisville was in town
Tuesday.
Dr. Morris and A. S. Thomp
son both of De View departed for
Memphis on the early train last
Tuesday.
ool. H. o. Rightor bought 100
bales of cotton this week. The
Col, can certainly handle the flee
cy staple.
Praise the bridge that carries
yon over either a flood or a cough.
Ballard’s hoeehounb syrup
has brought so many over throat
and lung troubles, such-as coughs
colds, bronchitis, etc., that its
praises are sung everywhere.
Price 50 cents, sold by Dr. Neal
Miss Mattie Montgomery de
parted last Tuesday for Searcy
to be present at the wedding of
Mrs. Berta Montgomei’y.
In order to make room for our
! spring stock, we will give special
j holiday bargains in our clothing
department. The Leader.
—When you are sick and need
a stimulent, there is nothing that
will excel the famous Silas
Moore. Sold at Cook and Cariker.
Louin Cole departed for St.
Louis last Monday to transact
some important business for the
Cole & Kidd Livery and feed
Barn.
Miss Lila and Mr. Gus Simp
j son of DeView, paid the News
j office a pleasant visit and while
i here subscribed for the Popular
j paper of the county.
i Rev. I. E. Thomas paid his re
spect to the News office last
j Tuesday r.nd ordered the people’s
' paper to follow him to his worli
' at Jacksonport Arkansas.
I Our friend Frank Powell paid
, us a pleasant visit last Saturday
i Frank is industrious and de
serves great credit for the man
ner in which he runs his mam
ilia’s farm.
Br. T. E. Terry of Brinkley
Ark. was in town last Tuesday en
routs for Searcy to see bis bro
ther aud Mrs. Berta Montgom
ery pass through the ordeal ol
matrimony.
L. M. Pettit, W. E. Wilder and
Sam Kyle, three of our bes1
known young men, spent Iasi
I Sunday at Searcy visiting theii
; girls. They had an exceedingly
j delightful time.
Disease and danger lurk in the
| vital organs. The blood becomes
j vitiated and the general health is
| undermined whenever the storu
j ach and liver fail to perform their
| functions as nature intended.
| herbine will tone np thestomach,
j regulate the liver, whore other
| preparations only relieve. Price
j SO cents. Sold by Dr. Neal.
Luther Jones, the boy that can
make anything from a tooth-pick
to a steam-engine, came to the
| News office last Saturday. He un
i doubtedly had seme great inven
| tion on his mind, as he said very
little. That is right Luther, push
j ahead. The future awaits to heep
I honor and fame upon the boy who
I will launch out into the unknown
scenes of investigation.
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For sale A House & Lot, TWO ROOMS IN GOOD CONDI
TION. LOCATED in the TOWN of BRINKLEY, Ark.
CHEAP FOR CASH. Apply To
Robt. IShirrod. —
MeCrory, Arkansas
R. B. McKnight of Brinkley
was in town last Tuesday enroute
for Searcy, where he goes to see
the culmination of a love affair of
which he is the father. While
here, he visited the' News office
and praised onr office very high
ly.
! McCrory & Atkinson, thecour
j teous and well equipped livery
i men of our town gave the job de
i partment of the News a nice lot
! of job work this week. They know
J their business and will alwrays be
found at their post of duty day or
night.
Worms take refuge in the
small intestine, where they can
easily multiply. White’s ckeAm
VermiFuge will destroy these
parasites. The verdict of the
! people tells plainly how well it
has succeeded, Price, 25 cents.
Sold by Dr. Neal.
The News office had the
pleasure of a visit from Bro. H.T.
Raney and our new pastor, Bro.
F. R. Taylor. While here Bro.
Taylor gave us some job-work to
get out. We were indeed glad to
form his acquaintance and shall
be pleased to have him visit the
Newrs office whenever he feels like
it.
Our friend, R. M. Comer paid
the News office .a pleasant visit
last Tuesday. He said the news
paper business must be rushing
judging from the number of dev
ils at work in the office. At that
time, the foreman Walter Raney
had the following named devils
under his supervision: Henry
Haggard and Hugh Shearer.
t l AM PREPARED 1
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•J-^'4’ to do your glnnink and wrarpinsr *?*-i**i
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•> service, and prompt lattention
•v ST4
*1* areWvenltolmyicuitomers.
X am also prepsired to do
your Erlndibjf. I ask you to
comeland investUate my work
(or yourseU. X have one OCthe
best and cleanest kins in the
county. It (fives Jexcellent sat
isfaction.
I solicit a share of your pat
ronage. and think it will pay
yi u to see .me when iwantinif
anytlilnif in this line.
Yours (or business,
J.;D. JOHNSON
McCrory. Ark.
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Rev. P. E. Taylor at one timt
the Methodist minister of Dye’s
chapel, has been assigned to Me
Crory, an enterprising town ix
eastern Arkansas. Dr. Tayloi
has many friends in this city wh<
can truthfully testify to his abiii
ty as a minister, and his sterling
integrity in all the walks of life
- North Little Rock Times.
Miss Nina Riggs is visiting
Mrs. A1 Stoker in Brinkley this
week. She is sorely in need of i
rest and we sincei'ely hope anc
pray that her stay at Brinkly wil
be beneficial to her system. Sh<
has been so sad and doleful evei
since the demise of her pupil tha
her many friends have been verj
much perplexed as to what man
ner to proceed to bring hex
around O. K. again.
The following is a copy of Mist
Laura Avery’s report at St. Ag
nes Acadamy at Memphis, Tenn
Attention; 100, Neatness; 100
Penmanship; 85, Composition; 85
Epistulary Essays; 85, Arithme
tic; 90, Civil History; 95, Etymol
ogy; 100, Grammar; 90, Rhetoric
91, Familiar Science; 100, Clacica
Biograpay; 95, Phisology; 100
Home Task; 100. This is a num
ber one report and reflects grea
credit upon Miss Laura.
THIS MEANS YOU!
If you are indebted to us, please come and settle your INDEBT
EDNESS by the 15th of December. We NEED the MONEY DUE
US to carry on our BUSINESS, and as we have been very EASY
on you, we ask you to settle now and save COST.
Dougherty & Riggs.
Mrs. J. B. Wilkerson of Augus
ta departed this life on Dec. 11 th.
She was one of the best women of
our county and her vacancy will
be difticu It to replace. The whole
county sympathizes with the - be
reaved relatives.
Since the depot at Martin
Junction has burned down, there
is some talk of the Choctaw road
building a spur to McCrory.
Now is the time to do something
in order to have railroad com pe
tition. Each merchant and
property holder can well afford
to donate $100.00 for such a
movement as this. Why not put
our shoulders to the wheel and
do something. By inaction, we
will never accomplish anything.
United effort will accomplish any
thing.
On Friday night of last week,
our young people enjoyed a so
cial dance, The followiug named
persons were in attendance: the
Misses Saliie Biggs of Searcy,
Oma Scales, Mrs. John Lewis,
Rebie Buster, Maggie Winfree
ef near Tip, and Bernie Angus;
the Messrs. John Lewis, Sam
Kyle, W. E. Wilder, L. M, Pettit,
Bob Smith, Hamilton Riggs and
- Galen Patterson. Music was fur
nished by musicians of Forest
City. The Ball was a grand af
fair in every respect.
On last Thursday Dec. 11th
Mr. Terry of Forest City and
Mrs. Berta Montgomery of
Searcy were united for life atthe
First Methodistchurch of Searcy.
Bro. W. C. Toombs was the officer
of the day and preformed the
cerimony in his old stile exact
ness. The newly married couple
took their bridal tour to Hot
Springs at which place they will
spend their Honey-moon. The
News wishes them a future of
happiness every way that their
hearts desire may be fully real
ized.
The Old Maids’ Retursi.
(Seqtwl to tUe OSd jluids’ Coerentioe.)
Will be {Ives at Wberry’s Hao! Friday, Dec.,
39, Admittance, Adults, 2Scts,
!• Children, I Bets.
> The same original characters
• we met in the Convention greet
f us with all their oddities of
. speech and costumes. They
have traveled, however, and met
, with many experiences and
, changes in their situations. They
have married all styles of men
i from a dudish Count to a Pie
I you-eat Indian, The attractive
, secretary has found there is
. such a word as “fail.” During
. all her travels ‘‘she never had an
, offer.” Another old maid has
been so fortunate as to win a
widower, endowed with eight
children. They prove to be high
ly amusing.
A box of Dr. Neals’ stationary
will make a nice Xmas present.
This is hog killing time and
you need a good knife. See Dr.
Neal’s line.
We went! We seen! We caught
em! and we’re willin to tell how
we done it. Thk Old Maids.
Rev. W. c. Toombs, formerly
our pastor, was in town last Mon
day.
Our friend Dr. J. B. Neal
butchered his hogs last Tuesday.
The average weight of each hog
was 350 pounds net. This is the
finest lot of meat raised in Wood- $
ruff county this year. At least
we have not heard of anything to
excel it. People should raise
more hog and hominy at home
and they could then live at home.
Col. John Shearer in company
with his friend W. C. Simmons
of Georgetown, La., visited the
News office on last Wednesday.
Mr. Simmons is a brother of Mrs.
W. E. Jelks of this place and was
formerly a citizen of McCrory.
He was one of the men that help
ed give McCrory a start in her
early history. His father and he
operated the first wagon shop in
our town. In 1888, he moved to
Louisiana, where he is extensive
ly interested in the saw-mill bus
iness, We are always glad to see
a Woodruff Co., boy doing well
whether he be here or els where.
A. .J. Snell wanted to go to a
party, but was afraid to do so on
account of pains in his stomach,
which he feared would grow
worse. He says, “I was telling
my troubles to a lady friend,
who said: ‘Chamberlain’s Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
| will put you in condition for the
'party.’ I bought a bottle and
j take pleasure in stating that two
! doses cured me and enabled me
i to have a good time at the party. ”
; Mr. Snell is a resident of Sum
mer Hill, N. Y. This remedy is
for sale by Dr. J. B. Neal of Mc
Crory and A. S. Thompson of
peView.
; COUGHS AND COLDS IN CHILDREN.
; Rccosamendatioa of a Well Knows
Ciiiageo Physician.
I use and prescribe Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy for almost
jail obstinate, constricted coughs,
I with direct results. I prescribe
i it to children of all ages. Am
! glad to recommend it to all in
' need and seeking relief from
j colds and coughs and bronchial
i afflictions. It is non-narcotic
! and safe in the hands of the most
unprofessional. Ax universal
panacea for all mankind.—Mrs.
Mary R. Melendy, M. D., Ph.
D., Chicago, 111. This remedy
is for sale by Or. J. B. Neal of
McCrory and A. S. Thompson of
DeView, Arkansas.
For Fine Wines, Liquors, cigars,
Tobacco, etc.,
-GO TO
VACCARO& WILDER,
1 We handle the James E. Peppei’, Richland liquors, and our
Jessie Moore and North Carolina Corn, both favorite $o.00 a gallon
.1 can’t.be beat.
HcCrory,
Arkansas