The Forrest City times., 1900-03-23
LOCAL ADDENDA.

Ine og!c Ainanac IS now feaGf at the Newsstand.
 Miss Claudia Mallory is assisting her father in the Clerks office during court.
 ". E. Duncan, of Duncan's Tonso. rial ParlOr, went to Little Rock Tues day.
 Rev. W. G. Whitehead and $. F. Sul. cer are attending the Burrow PreSbyte. y at Piggott this week.
 Capt. J. II. Bard has returned from Ueleua and is a welcome aud genial visitor at this office occasionally.
 Miss Georgia Head. of Marianna, ar. rived Tuesday evening 0n visit 10 friends and relatives in this city.
 Bob Berry, of Madison. passed thr0 the city Tuesday evening en route 10 St. Louis, where hs goes on business.
 Come into the newsstand and see some of the photographs, which are to Ko into our Art Souvenir Supplement-
 Little Miss Beverly uorney returned Saturday from a delightful visit of ' month with Mrs. Bobt. Dickson vt Wynne.
 How would it do to build a three story City Hall, aud hire the upper floor to the secret societies of this city? Think about it.
 Mrs. WM. Hutchihs Pearce. of lixlti. more, Md, arrived im the city Wednes. day and is now the pleasant guest of Mrs. W. II. Alley.
 When you ask for " Vollmer whis- any one tell you that they have some. thing just us good.
 The city council has asked the Choc. taw Railway Company to reimburse the town for the fence which is being or will be removed from the park.
 The Cook Hotel, completely furnish ed, and enjoying d good paying business is Tor sale. Address Ur inquire of Miss II. Whitman. Forrest City. Arkansas. Mrs. Stone. Wio has been in Mem. phls since before Christmas, nursing her sister through a critical illness, re- turned to her home in this city yester. day.
 You caunot buy good goods in 2 cheap store, nor Voilmer " whisky in a cheap hotel or cafe. When yOu drink !" Follmer you drlnk the best your money can buy.
 Mrs. Geo. Davis, Mrs. Jno. Cobbs. Mrs. Jas. Williams and MT. Clarence Lancaster and wife, Of Wynne, were happy spectators at the Sanders Mos. ley nuplials Tuesday.
 Dr. and Mrs. P. E. Terry. of Black ton, Ark. arrived in the city the first of the week and are in attendance upon the bedside of the doctur's father, MT. J. E. Terry, who is critically ill. There are other whiskies. hut there is only one "Jesse Moore." the old standard "Jesse Moore" whiskey. which is pure, rich and mellow. All iirst-class places serve Jesse Moore. |" Joel F. Wynne. who has been in Memphis for sometime at the bedside of his father. who has been very Ill. came over yesterday. and We are glad I [" learn that Capt. Wynne is able to be up and conyaescent. Services at Baptist church Scnday morning and night. Subj-ci-.ll a. m. "SysteIn in Religion. At 7:30 P. m. Review q. that book in the Bible in | winch the name of God in any form dues not occur. X. N. COUCii, Pastor. J. Y. Boniland, of Ozark. WAS in the city "Wednesday aud Rddrrss-d a Smaii l atidiruce at the courthouse in the inter. tst of th. candidacy of Attorney Gen eral Jvtf Davis tnr the Democratic nomination for Governor ot Arkansas.
 Mrs. Jennie Allen leav. this even. ing. after d most delight ful visit of two months with her nrice, Mrs. w. II. Al ley. and will make her annual summer tour on d visit t0 relatives and friends i at Wynne and Augusta. but will re, turn for Tennessee.
 The city council had meeting 1ues- day night, transacting such routine business AS came up, and appointed a committee to negotiate trade of the lot upon which the city hall ruins nov stand far the more prominent location occupied by Squire Raiford's office. with a view to erecting a haadson . building thereon.
 In our professional column will be found the card of Dr. j 0. Rush. he Dr. comes am,Hng us with the best of recommendations as gentleman. scholar and physician. Ieisa gradu- ate of the best college in the -lsi,d and has had miieh exprrirnce in climatic diseases. W. trspeak for him |. the consideration If the prdrlr of ,he city and county.