The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1900-05-11

chancery court will convene Mon.
day
If you want to buy an organ see Vad-
akin.
The May Delineator at the News
stand.
Ice Cream every day at Trice & Alt.
mans.
Buy rough lumber of Russell, era
ham Il Co.
R. ]. lizard took in the Dewey pa
rade Tuesday
Buy "Battle Axe" shoes of Russell
Graham II Co.
June Delineator and Designer at
the Newsstand.
Mrs. Lulu Parham returned from
Memphis Tuesday.
Fred Atkins was "in the push . in
Memphis Tuesday.
Hammocks at Dunavant's- all styles,
prices and qualities.
The prices are right ON those ham
mocks at Dunavant's.
Jack Pipkin. Of Franks township.
was in town Monday.
Geo. Bowman, of below Madison,
was in town Tuesday.
All kinds Of rough lumber for sale by
Fusseil Graham & Co,
Mrs. ". II. Mcdaniel is GONZALES
c.nt after a bret illness.
W. L. Sanders, the grocer, was at
Co Monday on business.
II Withers, of Widener, as in the
city Tuesday on business.
Try sack of !" Fleur de uonerois .
-Four, AT Casteel's grocery.
Sergeant John b. Webb returned
from Memphis Monday evening.
\ nice lunch or square meal at Cas-
teel's Cafe next to Blanton building.
Choice groceries, candies. fruits, and
vegetables, at Jack Casteels grocery.
Only one grade of work done by Har-
Ri, tie leweler, and that is the best.
Balls. bats mits. masks and all sorts
Of base ball material at the Newsstand
Mrs Reina Hughes, of Linden, spent
a few days the past week IN Memphis
Fresh bread every day at Trice &
Altman'S. End door from the posyotlice
You can get eolid silver thimble
fer p cents of n. Harris, the Jeweler
For the best new-ground Plow on
the market, go to Russell, Graham &
Co.
Capt Head came mp from Mariana
Tuesday to look after his interests
here.
Sewing Machines repaired and ad
justed. Leave orders at Jack Casteel's
grocery.
Our Old friend, Major HAYNES, of
Little Rock, Was i'll town Tuesday on
business.
NJ f. Vogus, of the Cut Off, was in
town and registered ut the Belser
Tuesday.
Capt. Jake Shaul, of Mariana, was
in town Wednesday, on his way to
Memphis.
Fresh Bread everv day at the Klon-
dixie Bakery, Fred Kleiber, proprietor.
Prone 81.
Miss Clemmie David of Dark Corner,
is the guest of Miss Emma Humphreys
this week.
Mrs. n. ". Norton left Friday for
BroWnell, Kansas, to visit her mother
for a month.
Just received, large assortment of
loaded shells. cheap for cash, at Russell,
Graham Il Co.
A. Vacarfo. of Brinkley, passed
through The city Monday evening en-
route to Memphis.
Ask for the Battle Axe" .shoes at
Russell, Graham &Co's. One pair will
last you all winter.
Fresh Sugarhouse Moasses from
New Orleans. ut Casteels grocery, on
North Front Street.
Refresh yourself at Dunavant's soda
fountain, Cooling and invjgorating
drinks are dispensed,
w. c, Ferguson and bride were visit
ors to the city Wednesday, and pleas
ant callers at this Office.
Remember, the ."rum Thumb We'd
Ding Wednesday night. Admission
% cents, children half price.
FOR RENT--A modern. suburban,
broom residence. with convenences.
Apply to j. L. Fondren. Agent.
For nice pair of Ladies' Low Quar-
Ter Shoes 90 To Russell, Graham X Go.
Their line is the prettiest in town.
Pure Bred Plymouth Rock Eggs for
sale at 10 forsSl 80. and Brown Leg
horns, - for 81. by Ii. B. GwYN.
lipton's new drink -Peptonate Of
lron-is healthy and invigorating. Sold
only at Tipton's ountain. Try it.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Mann and son
were IN Memphis the first of the week,
and witnessed the Dewey festivities.