The Forrest City times., 1900-03-02
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Sam Ashworth came up from Rawli. son yesterday. Mrs. Ashworth has been sick at the home of Mrs. l.. F.. Dsven-
 port for some days, though she IS much
 better to-day.
 The tickets for the city primary cleo l ton will be printed to-r,oTrOw. If there | are any candidates who have not paid | the fee, and desire their names tp g0 on the ticket, they must see Col. Ed. Landyoigt. and do so before ten o'clock to morrow morning. After that hour
 will be too late.
 We acknowledge the receipt of a | bottle Of the Famous Kentucky For | rester Whisky from Ike Mallory. Our | sample- pronounces 1t the best he ever 1 tasted-mellow, mild, inyigorating and free from cologne drops. fusil oil and other deleferious drugs. It is un-
 excelled for medicinal purposes. We have this day sold to Mir. P. l.. Gray our livery business. and owing to the very low price we charge for the use
 of our hearse, we are compelled from
 this date, January 22d, to discontinue
 the free carriage we have heretofore furnished with our hearse. Very res pectfully, STEVENS BROS, Mir. Hillory Jennings, representing
 the St. Louis Printers Supply Co. was
 in town and a pleasant caller at this office Wednesday,. He is an old school.
 mate of ye junior they had not met for twenty years. and the pleasant
 memories of f'boyhood days discussed
 between them made it an enjoyable occasion. i,
 Our contemplated souvenir will be either something elaborate, creditabIe and valuable to this county, or We will issue none at all. Such a book as we contemplate will cost great deal of
 money, and we invite and expect all to help by paying for their cuts, buying a few copies of the book and taking space Tn its advertising pages. These adver.
 Using pages. b} the way, are to be en- graved, and Ill appearance will be such
 as are seen in the modern magazines TIE TIMES job department has just received ayeries of '" IDvitatInn Script :" type made specially for all kinds of
 lnvitations-wedding. reception, par ty, balls, etc, etc, and to initiate per
 fectly the finest steel or copper plate engraving We can assure patrons of d perfectly handsome and latest style
 invitation, and we solicit orders of this
 kind specially, because our prices are about one third what you will pay in
 the cities for invitations no prettier than ours.
 Mr. w. F. Hayes, of Waggoner. I.
 r.. left Tuesday night for his home after most pleasant stay of three months in Forrest City. Although he
 spent such short time in our midst,
 he surrounded himself with host of friends who will always speak and
 think of him with the warmest feelings
 of friendship and kindness. Since his
 residence in our city he has had charge
 of the cattle being fed at the oil mill The greater portion of this herd was
 shipped last week, and the necessity
 for his presence was relleyed Hayes
 was getting little homesick anyway even the Carum board had lost it's
 charms, and nothing could be found to divert his mind or induce him to stay longer The writer is proud to claim an intimate acquaintance with this
 prince of good fellows and hopes
 the day IS not far distant when we will | have the pleasure of again enjoying l his good-feliow wship and association.