Bank of McCrory.
[WHERE IT BELONGS
Both the express companies and post office
are trying to handle a line of business
Which legitimately belongs to the bank,
and which the bank can take care of at less
cost than they can. Do you know that we
will furnish you a BANK MONEY
ORDER that is better in every way than
that furnished by either express company
or post office, that may be procured quickly
and without red tape, and that is cheaper
on every amount over $5.00 ? Next time
you want to send money away, come to us
and buy a BANK MONEY ORDER. You
will never again employ any other method.1
McCrory Arkansas.
Read the News.
Subscribe now for the News.
Window glass for sale at H. T.
Raney’s.
Wedding invitations for sale at
the News office
Buy your windows, the best for
the price, at H. T. Raney’s
Piper coal will keep you warm.
Try it. W. B. Fakes.
Money to loan on real-estate.
Apply to Mrs. W. W. Bradley.
Miss Anuie Sue
in Uajinmr Mrm/low
*w mi w AU.V*Uv«U^ |
day.
Wilder visited
WAtnMnin» Tiiaci.
A VI Wi WAUg A.
Howell’s Tonic For Children,
Price, 50c. Howell Drug Compa
ny
Mr. G. Stark and sons, Norman
and Myric of DeView, were pleas
ant visitors in our city this, (Thurs
day) morning.
After a week’s visit in this city .
the guest of her brother, T. C. Bull,'
Mrs. R. D. Anderson returned |
Saturday to her home in Brinkley.
Clarence Crotzer has rented the
pool room and bowling alley of H.
T. Miller.
For cooking purposes, Piper
coal is cheaper than wood. Try it.
W. B. Fakes.
For Elastic Roof Paint, for met
al or felt roofing, see Geo. fl.
Proulx, Agent.
Piper coal makes but little ash
and no cinders. Try if in your
cook stove. W. B. Fakes.
Howell’s Kidney Capsules for
kidney troubles. Price, 50c.
Howell Drug Company.
Proulx’ furniture hospital: up
holstering, renovating and repair
ing done on short notice
When you think of buying pills,
try Howell’s Laxative Tablets.
Howell Drug Company
T. A. Jeffries has purchased the
$8,500.00 home of W. O. Seales’ in
the south part of town. Mr. Scales
will move into the home now occu
pied by Mr. Jeffries.
Mr. Chicken Owner!
DOES THE FEED YOU BUY
CONTAIN GRIT?
If to, then you are paying too much for your feed.
In a mixed grit feed it it impossible for the feeder to tell how much he it paying
for grain and how much for grit. Grit can be purchased for one-quarter of the
feed price and fed separately. Only the hen knows how much grit is required.
The best poultry men use the "grit box” system. There’s
NO GRIT IN CGRNO POULTRY FEED
It’s an all-grain combination, scientifically mixed to make hens lay and save the
lives of baby chicks. No elevator seeds or cereal by-products in CORNO
POULTRY FEED. Every pound is an honest one and of full feeding value.
CORNO HEN FEED makes hens lay.
CORNO CHICK FEED saves little chicks.
Give CORNO a Trial-That’s All We A#k.
BOB SALE BY
WOOD & SON.
■■MHiMflNIHNHiMSaHBH
Particular young men
Such clothes are made
Ask us to show their fine
fabrics and take your
measure. Today. ohBmTn^u
P. HOLLAND'The Tailor.
have learned that it pays to
wear clothes that are up
to the minute, and have an
assuredly correct fit and
becoming shapeliness.
to order by Ed. V. Price & Co.,
merchant tailors, Chicago,
at a price equal to that
asked for store clothing.
Our sales on Howells Bitter
Tonic are increasing every week—
There is a reason. |Howell Drug
Company.
A. S. Thompson, and family of,
DeView, went to Searcy Tuesday
to spend a few days with friends
and relatives.
For Sale : One seven room
house and lots in town of MeCrory
Apply to Grover C. Angus, Mc
Crory Arkansas.
See Proulx about screening your
Rouse. All kinds and sizes of screen
doors and windows made to order
on short notice.
Died: Mrs.-Brown quite
suddenly Wednesday evening A
pril 7, 1909, at the home of Hugh
Hartwick south-east of this city.
W. L. PROFFER
ATTORNEY AT LAW
COTTON PLANT, ARK.
Will prretlce In nil courts.
Call on PARKER the^
Photographer
Tent west of the Bank
High Grade Work at
Reasonable Prices.
SATISFACTION
GUARANTEED.
Agent for Eularged Pictures.
For Sale: One young, full
blood Buff Cochin rooster, cheap.
Apply to Mrs. H. C. Shearer.
13. W. Burrow returned Wednes
day from Morillton where he spent
several days with his parents.
Messrs E. H. Wilson, J. F. Shue
and Rob’t. Wilson were attending
ro official business in Augusta
Monday.
For Sale : A second hand, up
right piano. For further particu
lars seeW. P. Musgrove or F. F.
Crow, Grays, Ark.
J. S. Kelley who has been doing
carpenter work in this city for the
past several months, left Tuesday
for his home in Judsonia. He was
accompanied bv his wife.
The town election at Cotton
Plant Tuesday resulted in the elec
tion of the following officers : May
or, W. G. Jones; Recorder, T. H.
Legg; Alderman, W. T. Trice, H.
C. Argo, R. T. Gephart, N. N.
Cain and D. H. Echols.
Married: Wednesday evening,
April, 7,1909,at the court house in
Little Rick, Miss Emily Shadle to
Mr. Frank R. Smith, in the after
noon at about 2:00 o’clock. The
uewly-weds will make their home
in Memphis.
The measuring party given bv
the Epworth League at the pleas
ant home of Mr. and Mrs. E. T.
Wherry for the benefit of the
Methodist church of Brinkley
proved quite a success. Everyone
present had a most enjoyable time.
The proceeds amounted to $4.41.
Another bank is being talked of
in our ever growing little city and
from the rumors that, are being cir
culated, the new enterprise will be
in operation by the first of Sept
ember. The name of the new bank,
will be The Farmers & Merchants
Bank of Woodruff County, and will
have a paid up capital of $15,000.00.
Died : The many friends of
Frank Hyde, in this city, will be
grieved to learn of his death which
occured March, 30, 1909, at the
home of his parents in Cabot, after
a long confineed to his bed with
consumption. The deceased was 34
years old and leaves a father, moth
er, two brothers and five sisters.
Frank, as he was known here, was
engaged in the meat business in
this city three years, viz, 1903-4-5,
and won many friends during his
stay here. He had since made his
home in Lonoke county. A broth
er, Mr. J. E. Hyde.is now in this
city doing carpenter work on the
new brick building which will soon
be the new home of the Bank of
McCrorv
r
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 6c Co
.. McCRORY. ARK.
C. L. ADAflSON,
Jeweler, Optlcan and Engraver.
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry
Silverware, Etc. Etc.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
TWELVE MONTHS.
REPAIR WORK A SPECIALTY.
AUGUSTA.
ARKANSAS.
COTTON PLANT OETS TOUCH OF
TORNADO.
Cotton Plant was visited by a
tornado Tuesday about 12 -30 p.ra.,
which did considerable damage to
the amount of about $5,000.00.
Immediately upon learning of the
storm the News man went to the
scene to get the actual facts of the
damage done which is as follows :
The large two-story brick build
ing of Boone & Shelton’s was com
pletely unroofed, and the heavy
rain which followed did great dam
age to the opera house and Mason
ic ball as it passed down through
the building into the lower room ir
which were the large stocks of
hardware and groceries belonging
to Mr. J. R. Boone, and the exten
sive stock of dry goods, clothing
and shoes of «7. R. Shelton’s. Mr.
C. T. Doss Jr. who conducts a gen
eral merchandise business, was
damaged to the amount of about
$400.00. The negro Presbyterian
church was completely demolished
and is a total wreck. A box car was
blown off the Rock Island tracks
and another has a half dozen
holes punched in its side caused by
rafters from the roof of a ware
house on the opposite side of the
railroad being hurled against it.
The mayoi’s office was blown off
its foundation. Carpenters had just
completed a beautiful little cottage
for Kennedy & Echols last Satur
day which was likewise damaged,
tne trout porcn was earned ZUU
yards in the air and thrown upon
the railroad track. R. P. Tarpley’s
barn was blown into the street,
and the Farmers Gin Company was
damaged $500.00 worth. A ten
ant house belonging to Pink Blake
across the bayou was leveled to the
ground as was also one on the A.
C. McGregor farm one mile east of
town. A negro woman from each
house is reported to have received
serious injuries. About 40 feet of
the south end of the James ware
house was carried across the Rock
Island railroad, a distance of about
140 feet. The negro Methodist
church is left in a leaning position
and the brick business house of A.
C. McGregor’s was partially un
roofed.
The electric light and telephone
companies suffered extensively be
cause of damage done to wires and
poles. Other damage of minor im
portance were to be seen almost
everywhere, such as fruit trees and
fences. The storm came from th*
south-west.
! WHY DO VOU
go to the post office, fill out an application
blank, and consume a lot of valuable time
in buying a money order when you caa
drop into the bank, state tbe amount you
wish to send, and to whom, and gat ■
money order, good anywhere, for leaa than
you would pay at the express or poal
office?
H. O. Price was the guest of Au
gusta friends Tueasday.
Go to H. T. Raney’s for panel
doors, windows, screen doors, glass
and putty.
Benjamin Stephenson, a promi
nent citizen nf Revels, was a Mc
Crory visitor last week.
Messrs Fred Gullic and Will
Vineyard, aud Mrs. Logan and
Miss Maud McCurdy, of Augusta,
spent Sunday afternoot in this
city.
BUSINESS.
The man of business is strictly
business. He understands busi
ness ; he talks business; he does !
business; he does not meddle in
other people’s business. If he needs
a shave, he goes to the City Shav
ing Parlor, which is our business.
James L. Stoker, Proprietor.
WARNING ORDER
E. T. Wherry Plaintiff vs W. H. Howell De
fendant.
The defendant. W. H. Howell, is hereby
warned to appear In Justice court before Sam
F. Watson. J. P. for Woodruff County. Arkan
sas at McCrory. Arkansas, oil Thursday. April.
15. 1909, to answer claim of E. T. Wherry, and
upon his failure to appear, the complaint will
be taken asconfes ed.
Given under my hand, this. March, 13, 1909
Sam F. Watson. J. P,
GENERAL DIRECTORY.
Court Sessions.
Circuit Court. Northern District.—Meet
Third Monday in February and August. Sou
them District—First Monday in March and
September. H. N. Hutton. Judge: Will
Mnornian.
Chancery Court. Northern District.—Meets
First Monday In May and December. South
ern District—Second Monday in February and
September. Bd. D. Robertson. Chancellor:
Will Moorman Clerk.
County Court.—Meets First Monday in Janu
ary, April. July and October. J. F. Sommers.
Judge; T. E. Simpson. Clerk.
Probate Court.—Meets Fourth Monday in
January. April July and October. J. F. Som
mers, Judge: T. E. Simpson. Clerk.
Public Examinations.
Teachers' Public Examination*—Third Thurs
day and Friday in March. June. September
and December.
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i log ton, D. C.
J. M. Hackney and W. N. Dune
hew attended to business in Au
gusta this week.
OTTO
NO. 3419.
Imported German
Coach Horse.
Will make the Season
1909 At The
Swayze Livery
Barn
McCrory Ark.
TERMS:--$20.,to Insure Foal,
payable when fact is ascertained
or when mare is traded or re
moved from the county; $10., for
single leap, payable in ad vance.
Your Patroagae Solicited.
HcCrory German
Coach Horse
Company.
P. S.—All necessary precau
tion taken to prevent accidents,
but will not be responsible should
any occur.
(t
TO THE PUBLIC
%
I will after February 15.
open a first class general
blacksmith and woodwork
shop in the old Burkett
building west of Proulx’
restaurant.
I will be prepared to do
your work on short notice.
Resp’t’ly.
E. SHADLE.
wmJ
HAVE THE
BEST LINE
O F
Canned Goods In Town.
TRY
Our BEST Cherries and Apricots
At .40 cents a can.
WE
have Peaches from .10c to .35c a
can.
If we dont please you, you get
your MONEY BACK.
J. O. RAYMOND
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