The Forrest City times., 1899-07-21


 Our aim is to please. Folbre & Co.
 Geo. B. Mallory spent yesterday in
 smphs.
 no not forget to agitate the conven.
 on of road Overseers.
 Agent T. D. Bransford spent Sunday
 nLonoke.
 For the best new-ground Flow on
 Ae market, go to Russell, Graham x
 Miss Mary Izard, who spent DOT
 lon of last week in Wheatley, is now
 home.
 Capt. J. w. Wheeler, of Madison,
 as m the city yesterday, circulatii 2
 hong his numerous friends.
 W. NJ. Partridge, of Palestine, was
 nglng among friends in the city yes krday.
 T. c. Folbre & Co.,. of the Magnolia
 aloon, dispense good whisky.
 Miss Anna Hill. of Memphis. a beau.
 ful and attractive young lady. is now
 be guest of Miss Bertie Handbook.
 Mrs. Johnson. of Wheatlev came
 yer' yesterday evening on a visit to her ather and mother, Eld. and Mrs. w. Paisley.
 A new lot of picture frames of the atest designs, just received at Stevens Bros.
 Miss Olive Gatling returned from Charleston, Mo, Saturday. Miss Dives return brings joy to the hearts
 t her many friends and admirers.
 Miss Mamie Winfield and her moth kr Mrs. Mary F. Winfield returned bone Monday after short but enjoy bbl visit to Mrs. Sallie Wyse, at Para sould.
 Ike Mallory has fitted up the rooms bver his place of business for sleeping tpartments and can accommodate the (rayeling public. ~
 WANTED-Drummer to sell Cider pnd Vinegar Write for particulars.
 MEMPHIS CIDER VINEGAR Co
 Cor. Broadway and Main, " Memphis, Tenn.
 Mrs. J. II. Tipton and daughter, Miss Goodwin, and Miss Matte Cummings, left yesterday for Dyersburg. Tenn. o visit MT. Tlpton's parents. Pleasant rlp to them.
 In warm weather Prickly Ash Bit ers helps your staying qualities. workers who use it occasionally stand Fhe heat better and are less fatigued at night.
 The kissing buzz has not put in his Pppearance in this city yet, nor do we peed him, fox we have "plenteous Efficiency" of old and young men here |Mho are adopts in the art of osculation. Last Saturday afternoon little Miss Goodwin Tipton entertained quite a plumber of her wee bit friends, the oc- eason being the anniversary of her plrth. The quests went away filled W ith Pleasurs and goodies. Endless in variety, varied in assort- mlent. IS the large grocery stock of w. t. sanders the tastes of the most fas- !ildlous epicurians can be gratified by tnle choicest delieacies on the market at hlsstore.
 n al nf tDr Long, who had so far recovered rom recent illness as to be up and ssooht his business last week. The poctof IS again confined to his room put will doubtless be well enough in a .ew days to take q contemplated trip 10 Hot Springs.
 Miss Pearl Crippen. professed relig- Ioll at the Baptist Church in this city yesterday morning. Bro Couch is ac- compllshing much good in the meeting !ie IS now conducting here. and we hope tinue.
 what among human ills are more than piles ? The aiiiictions dCtiNC ChFlCfSC dtE Daf though. but one that makes even rest miserable is worse. Women are among us greatest martyrs. Tabler's Buck tye tlle Ointment will cnre the most obstinate cases. Price, 50 cts ill bot lie' tubes I5c. Webb x Sanders.
 Little Miss Letha Izard: the sweet ana lovely daughter of Mir and Mrs. M. W. lzard, of Wynne. came down ,as ast week, in company with her cousin 'iiss Mary lzard, and spent most peasant time with her aunt Mrs. IIiemenwav. at Wheatly, and returned aome last Friday evening.
 Wylye kendrick, of Widener, come 'ser to town yesterday morning ac- ,,ompaDled by his lovely daughters, ,,,lsses Bertsy and IIedly and Mrs. Nannle Johnson. The two young la iles and Mrs. Johnson were en route o <, Magazine Mountains 10 spend the 
 We wish to inform the public that nave added to our business nice me Of staple and fancy groceries, and 'ropose Tn the future to keepa full 'hd complete stock of fresh groceries o sell 10 our town and country with a 'uarantee that our customers will get what they buy, and tLe goods as repre- ehied. We will continue to deal in