The Forrest City times., 1900-12-07
LOCAL ADDENDA.

His large circle of friends, the Meth odist congregation, and the public gen erally, are glad to know that Rev. w. C. Davidson has been returned to this station for another year. He is an ear nest. conscientious and energetic min ister and an able preacher
 Praise the bridge that carries you over either flood or cough. Balard's Horehound Syrup has brought so many over throat and lung troubles, such as coughs, colds. bronchitis, etc. that it's praises are sung everywhere. Price 20 and 90 cenls. Webb < Sanders.
 Don't use any of the commercials of Witt's Witch Hazel Salve. Most of them are worthless or liable to cause injury. The original DeWi,t's Witch Hazel Salve is certain cure for piles. eczema. cuts. scalds, burns. sores and skin diseases. J. II. Dunavant.
 The Four Hundred has Ola Saw, Clay, teight years old,l 0 F. C.. Spring Creek. Silver Spring, J E. Pepper. Os- car Pepper. Blue Grass Bourbon. Cedar Brook, Gins, Brandies. Wines and Cigars, to suit the most fastidiOus-any price you ask. NJ. V. Hancock, prop,
 The Magnolia Bar is one of the hand. somest in Eastern Arkansas, and is abundantly supplied with every mod ern convenience for the prompt and proper mixing of all kinds of drinks. The bartenders are courteous and at 1 tentive. They invite your trade aud l will serve you with none but high-class goods.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. E. Sellers desire TIE TINES to express their sincere ap- preciation of the assistance given them by their friends and citizens generally in their recent misfortune. by which they lost nearly all of their ho Seh1ld and kitchen furniture by fire. It was a most liberal donation and they cer, tainly appreciate 1t.
 Rev. E. l.. Kemp. of the Episcopal church. has rendered lns resignation as rector here and at Marianne, to take effect on January l. 1901. and will re- turn to Baltimore, his former home, where he has accepted a call Rev Kemp is greatly beloved by his cOngre galion here and many other dear friends, al and regret the coming sever
 
 w. T. Sanders the popular gr6cery- man. not only has an immense stock of groceries, and everything you will need for your Christmas dinner. but his stock of toys. fireworks, candies, fruits, bric-a brac, fancy glassware, dolls. doll furniture, toy wagons, cakes, nuts. figs, etc., etc. is very complete | Prices are the lowest and he wants your trade. Don't miss looking over this beautiful stock.
 | All sorts of desk furnishings such as pens, pencils, ink. erasers, ,paptrwrights sponge cups, paper knives. paper fast eners. clips, pins. writing paper. books. l billheadS, statements. etc, etc. may | be had at the Newsstand Many nf these articles are very pretty and will make an appropriate and useful Christ mas gift to any member of your family, or to any friend. Every one takes d pride in their writing desks.
 Miss Foster, of Hope. and Misses 1 McRae and Dews, of Camden, are a trio of lovely and interesting young ladies who are visiting in the city, and are guests of Miss Alice RolIwage A magnificent soiree was given by Mrs l.. and Miss Rollwage yesterday in their honor. Miss Norma RoliWage and Mrs. Thomas presided at the punch bowl. Egad but those two punch girls were sweet and pretty. and we believe it.
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