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—Kramer writes Insurance. I
W.H. Jimerson visited his fam- j
ily here Sunday.
—Dont forget the Star Saloon j
when in Augusta.
Dr. Holland did dentist work j
at Grays and Howell this week.
Year last chance to pay tax i
without penalty on 10th of A-1
pril.
When you go to Augusta, go to;
Oil Kirkland’s Saloon. He keeps j
both kinds-Good and Bad
—Buchanan & Wade keep the'
article of Whiskey you want. \
When in Augusta, call on them.
W. M. Taylor cast a wagonload
of sunshine in ihe News Office
Wednesday. Money certainly
does talk.
The Newport District Confer
of the colored M. E. Church will
meet at McCrory on April 14th
to be iu session three days.
Mr. T. M. Buster, of Riverside,
was iii town last Sunday. His
daughter, Mrs. Ola Scales, ac
companied him home and will re
main for a short visit.
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Zem Llewellyn and Bob Lee.
visited the Rich Woods of Jack
son county last week. They had
a time. Ask Bob whether or not!
he measured Cowlick on his re- j
turn.
Tom Greer visited Little Rock
last Friday and ever since, Tom
has earned a chrome for his
advertising egg sandwiches so
industriously. Tom can beat the
Bald Knob professionals.
We take pleasure in placing the
following names on our list this
week: L. R. Roberts and Julian
Davis of near Grays, J. W. Neely
of Cotton Plant, N. E. Graphen
ried of Hot Springs. The i'ol ow
ing kindly made deposits on their
subscriptions: Mr. Ola Scales,
J. H. Proctor. F. A. Wright and I
Mr. Ed Taylor. May your efforts :
be crowned with success.
Out near Levy, a certain farmer '
wanted his son to get up early
and go to work. The boy had a
habit of ansivering “ytssir” and
go to sleep again. On this occasion
last week the father, to make no ,
mistake, called the boy, got the ;
“yessir,”and then crept upstairs, 1
turned down thy covers and gave ;
the person a good spanking. It j
happened that on that night the j
hired girl had been given the j
boys room. When the tumult was i
over the old man sat down behind |
the barn and drafted a written j
ajmVigy to the hired ^iil.--Fx.
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Sheriff Patterson was at home
Wednesday.
The Fayetteville Letter will ap
pear next week.
—The Star Saloon keeps the
best goods in Augusta.
Master Oscar Winfree, of Au
gusta, was in town this week.
Miss Lena Hunicutt, ofWiville,
spent last week in town visiting
relatives.
Mrs. Mattie Mitchell, of Mus
kogee, I.T. visited her son Bruce
this week.
—A New Line of Matting. Oil
cloth, Rugs and Window Shades
at E. L. Hamilton.
—If you want the best goods,
come to the Star Saloon at Au
gusta. Louis T. Penn.
—Buchanan & Wade keep the
article of Whiskey you want.
When in Augusta, call on them.
L. M. Petit, of McCrory, was
here Tuesday on a business trip.
He was accompanied by Miss
Atkinson of McCrory.—Newport
Independent. 'v
Miss Olive and Miss Mildred
Patterson accompanied Galen
Patterson to Augusta lastFriday,
where they will be with pa pa and
mamma a few days.
Mr. Ed Scales while at Mom
ph:s last week, was caught sur l
rounded by the same condition
on a small scale that troubled
Noah. He returned by way of
Helena and said they are haveng
squally times along the Mississ
ippi
On last. Wednesday morning
bright and early Bro. Taylor
tied a kont by means of which
Miss AUie May Smith of our
town and Mr. R. Stephenson,1
of Eight Miles, became one and
the same. May the blessings of
a kind providence go with them
always.
An exchange says that a fellow
looked through the Bible to find
scripture justifying him in using
tobacco and found but one pass
age.lt is found in the last chapter
of Revelations, and is the
second sentence of the eleventh
verse and we’ll bet some of the j
old sinners who use tobacco will!
read that verse within an horn
after reading this paragraph.
We have just turned out 30u
books for the W. R. Singing
School Convention, which met at
Augusta last October. We ob
tained this job tiirough our color
ed friend. R. J. Person, of Colo
na. We thank the Convention
very much for the work and hope
their labors in the realms of har
mony may be as fragrant to the
human soul as a lovely flower
garden.
Loo k Over Til Isi ! Af0 of/Ld ™om smts ward
robes, Gla.-s Door Cupboards,
Bowing Macl dies, Beds, Mattresses,
Km-hon Tab!.
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Child V :!
eve-'- load
. C'ucTr.in Poles, Bureaus, Bed
i a :*s. Rockers, Child’s Cribs,
!'>a>, Stoves, StcAre Vessels of
_ f Bin d ware, Ventilators. Roof
I'lances, Sieve Pipes, Pipe Cans, fcilbows, Thimbles, T’s,
Grinding Stones, Wash Kettles, Matting, Rugs, Floor* Oil
Cloth, and Trunks. See if there isn’t Something that you
need, if so, I can interest you; for my line is complete and
E L. Hamilton.
P. ft LEMON
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Ccr^aci >r -^nd Builder,
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ned at any lime. Iam prepared to do
adding on short notice.
'-•‘action. Building repairs and Job
'verk a s • >f unity.,
;\rkansa
E. H. CONNER, PRESIDENT F. H. KITTRELL. VICE P RES.
WOODRUFF COUNTY BANK.
CAPITAL $25,000.00
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— A UG USTA, A RK.
Solicits your account and offers the same Courtesy to
the smallest depositor that is given to the largest.
Will cheerfnlly attend to any business with County
Officers for our friends.
T. E, BONNER, Cashier.
The City
BARBKli SHOP.
Shaving, Hair
Cutting and Sham
pooing Parlor.
Next door south of
Dr. McCain’s office.
John Phillips.
McCrory,
Ark.
—Second handed school books,
bought and sold at the News.
—You will find the best goods
at the Star Saloon in Augusta.
H. T. Raney attended the Quar
terly Conference at Weldon last
Sunday.
W. S. Fourche, of Newport,
visited his “Dream” at Riverside
Sunday.
E. C. Lippman. of Simmon’s
Switch, visited Newport last
Sunday.
Jack Robertson, the Riverside
agent, visited his mamma at Wi*
ville Sunday.
Mrs. W. C. Simmons, of For
rest City, is visiting relatives in
town this week.
Miss Ollie Holder, of Newport,
has been visiting friends and
in town this week.
Oil Kirkland’s is Headquarters
for Sports, Speculators and!
Dudes. Fine as silk. Augusta.
Horace Gowan is a regular
Florentine. Not of the well known
Florence of Italy, but the Flor-1
ence of Woodruff county.
The Water situation is improv
ing repidly and the trains are
rvported to begin their journeys
over the Mississippi again to
day.
Messrs. C. L, Jackson, Horace
Gowan, of Grays, and J. B. Black
stone, of Jelks, visited Tupelo
last Sunday. Ask Horace about
3 for 25 cents on the Choctaw.
Mr. Kittrell bought out H.
Jonah Carikers business here
this week and will now be one of
our citizens. We welcome him
in our midst and may he pros
per.
On last Sunday, John Beidle
man, Chas. Bye, Milton and
Myrtle Marsh and the News
Man visited Newport and Jack
sonport. Ask John about eggs.
Charley about the Newport
Choir; Milton about hats: Myrtle j
about cinders and the News man
about - - well get John to tell
you.
—Give us a call when .you come
to Augusta we will treat you right.
Louis T. Penn.
Suppose your house should
burn to night. Have Kramer to
insure you before it is too late.
Messrs. Ola Scales, W. E.
Jelks and Joseph Crossett, have
all become the happy owners of
a new buggy each.
M iss Dora Thompson, of Grays,
visited her sister, Mrs. Glynn, at
Riverside for several da' s last
week, returning home Sunday.
! Our Sanctum Sanctorum was
i graced by a pleasant visit by
! Miss Lena Hunnieut, of Wiville,
and Miss Lela Reyneau, of near
Howell, in company with Mrs. A.
J. Marsh.
From the Videttic.
Maj. J. B. Dent, of Brentwood,
was in town Monday.
J. H. Dale assistant cashier of
the Bank of \ugusta, wasinBrin
kley Sunday.
The new horse car for the
Augusta Tramway & Transfer
Co. arrived yesterday and is a
beauty.
Ed S. Carl-Lee’s iron fence in
front of his handsome cottage
looks fine.
Fkom Wiville.
John, have you any more year
lings?
Bro. Barrentine and the Presid
ing Elder held services Sunday.
| We know a Lock who is said to
i try the Bob Racket on this mode
of existance.
Charlie T. is said to have had
bad luck in the employ of Cupid.
He says its for the best.
A happy wedding occured last
Sunday night at the home of the
bride; in which our friend, Bob
Richard was the fortunate man
and Miss May King, the fortu-j
bate lady*. They are both worthy
young people and their many
friends wish for them every hap
piness.
Commercial Men given our most care fid attention.
J E Atkinson & co.
McCrory,
Arkansas
Go To The I ennesee Grocery
Store for your Fancy and Staple
—-^Qroceries,,^^
A GRAPHO-PHONE GIVEN away with Baking Powders.
Wc. keep everything kept in a hirst class GROCERY STORE.
Able to do anj kind of watch reparing on short notice.
Drop in when in tow u.
_ _ ^ W A Montgomery;
J. M. & R. N. COOK’S |
M SAL.OON!
Fine Whiskies Wines and Cigars,®
—-.JUG TRADE A SPECIALTY.._
Express prepaid on all orders from a (L1LLO.V up to any
point; MONEY MUST accompany EACH OXIDE R.
Fair Oaks, : : : Arkansas:
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TO THE COTTON GROWERS!
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I am prepaired to do your GINNING and WRAP
PING at 30 cents per hundred. Good service and
prompt attention are given to all my customers.
I am also prepared to do your GRINDING. I ask you to come
and investigate my wora for yourself. I have one of the best and
cleanest GINS in the county. I solicit a share of your patronage.
JOHNSON, TlcCrory, Ark
ROLL OF HONOR.
Miss Macnab’s Room.
RosaCariker 84
Myrtle Marsh 84
Mamie Huff 85
Lillie Johnson 85
Lena Rlackston 85
Nettie Billiard 89
Bessie Dillia <1 85
Nobel Wherry 89
Turner Fakes 89
Mabel Sturdivant 88
Gertie Hammonds 82
Maynard Wherry 88
Annie Sue Wilder 8b
Mable Fulsom 85
Dan Root 89
Milton Marsh 80
Oma Holland 87
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Miss McUrory’s Room.
Joe Tar no 81
Joe Arnof 92
Jimmie Barber 90
Margarette Root 93
Maynard Cariker 91
Tom McFall 85
Mattie Barber 90
Ellen Lewis 92
Earle Colier 90
Wiilie May O'Fallon 90
Pearle Arnold 90
Pete McMurtry 81
Barner McMurtry 80
Lissie Powell 90
Gretchen Tarpley 85
Elrna Wilder 85
Lela Anderson 90
Jimmie Anderson 88
Lucy Billiard 84
Edna West 92
Harry West 92
Pauline Huff 92
Ottie Huff 93
Lottie Miller 91
Etta Weems 92
Ida May Weems 92
Helen Macnab, Prin.
Mary McCrory. Assistant.
Cure You.
If you arc trebled with Kidney or Bladder
troubles, such as Dropsy. Bright's Disease j
Catarrh. Gravel of the Bladder. Albumen in j
Urine and unhealthy deposits, or too ireciuent i
discharge of the mine, pain iu the back and
bladder dropsical s wellies of the feet and legs,
etc., etc., we guarantee that by using Smith's
Sure K-duev Cure, a complete cure will he
effected.
iJ.>- e 50 cti t» and 51.00. For sale by all
Druggist.
GENERAL DIRECTORY.
DeView Township Officials.
Constable, JohnUatchn
Justices of Peace. St-.m Watson & J. T. Au^elo
Court ess Ions.
Circuit Court meets third Monday in Fcbrua -
rv and August.
Woodruff Chancery Court.- Third Mondtr
i in May and December.
County Court.—First Monday Ir. January.
| April. July and October.
Probate Court meets fourth Monday in Jaa
nary. April. July and October.
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City Officials.
Mayor.
Recorder.
Marshall.
Aldermen:
C. B. Cook,
H, T. Raney
W. B. Kyle
Col. Stafford
E. L. Hamilton
E. T. Wherry. C. Halley and H. J. Cartker
LODGES.
W. O. W. Gum Woods Camp No. 108 mecu
at McCror.v, Ark . ilrst Tuesday of each month
at 8 p.m. H. T. Raney, C. C.
ThejMASONICELODGICllof McCrory meet
on the 1st and 3d Thursdays of each mouth
All visiting brothers are most cordially invited.
F. E. Taylor G M
The Chapter of O. E.' S. of McCrory meet
onItbet2nd!audj4thlThursdays of each moata ^
All vtsitica membess most cor... ...y Invited..
Mrs. W. B. Dougherty, W. M.
The Knights'anti I Cadies! of Honor meets ut *
j 2 p.m. on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each
I month. All members cordially invited.
Mrs. M. H. Dougherty Protector.
County Officials.
County and Probate Judge. Will Moorman
Sheriff. M. H. Pattersou
Circuit Clerk. I aul Martain.
County Clerk. Fi. "Winfree
I Assessor,
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; Treasurer,
j Surveyor.
Will Cam.
Eugene Billingslea
Henry Schrocter.
Churcli Announcements.
M. B. Church. South. F. E. Taylor, pastor
Services every 1. 3 and 4th Sunday. Sun
day School every Sunday at 9.30 a. m. Dr. G
13. Fakes. Superintendent. Prayer-meovin
cverv Wednesday night at 7:30 p. m.
Christian Church, of BeVlew. Services
aud 3rd Sundays at II a. m., Eid Eons preach
in. on the first Sunday aud Eld Wood on- the
3rd. On 2nd and 4th Sundays of each mouth
communion services arelield at 2 i>. m.
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i5 It will be money to all who need 5
*2 Tombstones. Marble and Monu- P
P nients to see my design: and piices 2
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& J M. Barren tine, DeView, Ark. 2
2- Agent for
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DESIGNS
TRSSE-MARKS
AND COPYRIGHTS .
OBTAINED
PATENTS
ADVICE AS TO PATENTABILITY
Notice in “Inventive Age”
• Book “How to obtain Patents”
Charges moderate. No fee tiil patent Is secured. ,
Letters strictly confidential. Address’, 1
' E. G. SIGGERS, Patent Lawyer, Washington, D. C. j
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O A BARTH,
„_THE__
M ere hant Tailor
Represents a remarkably attractive collection
of NEW STYLES, NEW FABRICS and NEW
COl-iORINGS. Every Style is strictly Pure
WOOL GUARANTEED by t,lie Makers.
My Prices as heretofore are as reasonable a -;
is consist-ant with good material and high class
Workmanship. My Motto is to
Hake clothes fit the body and
not the body the clothes.
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