The Forrest City times., 1897-12-31
A Happy New Year to al,

General Geo. P. Taylor has b.en ,, 'ienphiS couple of days on business
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 When bilious or costiye. eat a c,sca ,et' ,e' eahdy cathartic, cure guaranteed Joar Wydick spent Christmas in Memph's and attended the wedding Inf an uncle. oi
 Russell, Graham & Co. are m y sbo, ,mg ing d beautiful line of Ladies' Capes. from Sl co up. pe'' cJ' R. Stockard and bride spent Christmas with parents of tbe formsr hear Goodwin. ''-ei'
 llehfy Harris, the genial tourist spent Christmas with parents and friends III the county. N ,,, Squire T. ". Yerzley was in town wednesday: He came in accompany- 'hs Mrs. Allen and little Linda.
 n ~ ,oo iH guest or Ills brother | D' V. "eDb, this week. He will make | th's place his home for the present..
 Preston Hatcher, of Jonesboro. spent several days in the city the first of thr "eek, visiting relatives and friends.
 Ihe tough element. under the re. stralnt of watchful officers, behaved reasonably well during the Christmas tide. '''"'
 II yon are in need of Furniture. Car. pels' Hugs, or anything in the House rhrnishlng line. call on Russell. Ora. ham X Go.
 Several citizens spent Christmas in mehiphls. luis 'od towr" being too | united for the expression of their
 Mss Allyne Rice. of Memphis. came over Monday to spend tue Merry | 0nris'mas season with Mir. and Mrs. | ". 5, Graham.
 We carry full line of Ladies. Miss es and Chiidrens Vests, which we are offering very low to suit the times. Fus. sell, Graham .S Go.
 There will be commGRnion services at the Methodist church Sunday morn. ihg IL Is hoped there will be large | attendance of the members.
 The boys who imbided too much en- lhnsiam and bust head" last week. are beginning to get down to an ordi. | nary and satisfactory equilibrium.
 Mrs. Anne (Yerzley) Allen and sweet little daughter Linda. of Brink. Icy, spent Christmas with parents and | friends here, and returned Wednesday.
 Sol Lewis spent Sunday with his family in Memphis His son. Benny. came over and IS spending the holidays | here with his papa and other relatives.
 Captain P. J. Nicely. of Wheatley. was busy visitor in towa Monday and gave HE TINES pleasant cali. | He has not been III robust health of ate.
 Contractor Clark returned Monday rom his home Tn Malvern. where he spent Christmas. Mrs. Clark came with him, and they are guests at Mir. and Mrs. 5. r. McDaniels' home.
 Miss Emily Gillian. of near Memphis, Is spending Inc Merry Christmas sea. son Tn our city. a charming guest of her cousin, Mrs. Ellis Hurley, and other relatives.
 Guy Eldridge came in Thursday of last week from Hillsboro, Tex. to spend the Christmas holidays with relatives and friends. He has been with his brother, Fenner, for several months.
 There have been services at the Methodist church every night this week. and will continue until Sunday: perhaps longer. Announcement will be made from the pulpit Sunday morning
 J. Dan Grogan, of the "O;d Relia- able" spent several days in town this week, with parents and other relatives and host of friends. Dan has many admirers here, on account of his ster- ling qualities.
 Rev. Dr. John II. Dye, D. D., pre- siding elder of the Helena district. spent several days here this week. preaching at the Methodist church and presiding at ihe Quarterly conference, which convened Monday at 10 a. m He went to Clarendon, Wednesday.
 T. c. Folbre & O.. of the Magnolia saloon, believe in honest values and uniformly courteous treatment, hence for your money they draw nothing but high test goods. Try either the o. F. C.. 'SS. Yannisee. or Rose brands of Liquors and you will drink no other.
 II. P. Schmidt. Merchant Tailor. who has been absent from the city several weeks. has returned and opened , shop one door west nt A. Meyer & Co s He is prepared to give best of satisfac tiun in Suits to order. Cleaning and Repairing at reasonable rates. Gall on him.
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