The Forrest City times., 1901-09-27
LOCAL ITEM $.

Judge Norton was over ID Clittenuo" county Monday. Hon. F. W. DeRositt was in town MonGay enjoying himself. Attorney $. II. Mann was Tn Littie Rock Tuesday on legal DuslhesS' Winter turf seed oats and rye for % gale at F. T. Gray's feed store. Miss Emma Cummings left Sunday to attend school at Nashville, Tenn. Ike Mallory sells the best of Ken lucky Whistles and invites your trade. The Choctaw has established a depot agency and telegraph office at Widener. $. r. Mcdaniel successfully raised the smoke stack of the Ice plant last week.
 Ike Mallory has the best and Coolest Beer i'll Town. Try it and be con- vnced.
 Drink Cedar Brook Whskey at the Pearl Saloon-It's the best on the market.
 Hon. F. NJ. Chaney. of Madison. was lntown Sunday and dined at the Hotel Marion.
 Money to loan on improved planta- tlons; ), and 10 years time. Geo. r. Taylor X Co.
 Deputy Sheriff Murphree was out Tuesday, after a three weeks tussel with malaria.
 In violation of the law. wagon load of game fish was on sale in the streets last Saturday.
 There will be regular services, morn ing and night, at the Baptist church next Sunday.
 Mrs. Lalla R. Bach has returned to Newport where she will reside in the future-unleSS.
 FOR SALE-A pair of secondhand Platform Scales cheap for cash. Apply to NJ. w. Sipes.
 Bob Haynie, the sprightiest widower in Jelico township, was in town Satur- day OH business.
 Mrs. F. Boyle left last week for Memphis to purchase goods aud attend the fall openings.
 Messrs. John Giles and J. c. Beasley, of Johnson township, were business visitors yesterday.
 A letter from Tom Gray says he is doing we'll and expects to visit home the 10th of October.
 FOR SALE-D NJ. Wilson lot-21 acres. Apply 10 James W0lf, at Fus- sell, Graham & Co.'S.
 Try some of that Atherton Rye at the Pearl Saloon-It's one of Ken. tucay's best products.
 Mrs. I. ". Mallory and Mrs Pauline Goddard visited Memphis Tuesday on shopping expedition.
 r C. Folbre, jr.. and Tom Buford went to St. Louis Monday evening on the Iron Mountain road.
 Mr. and Mrs A Never and Mrs. N. Isaacs left Sunday for Memphis to spend the Jewish holiday.
 J. B Bowles, of Little Rock. with the Consumers Cotton Oil Co was iii town Monday on business
 FoR SALE-Several milk cows with young calves. Will give milk all Win ter. Apply to Dan WylGs.
 Elder Couch returned home and preached two good sermons Sunday for the editicatioh of his Ieople.
 Dr. Mcknight is sojourning at Hot Springs thls week, recuperating from Lis recent attack of malaria.
 For bad taste in the month take Ehamberlain's $ stomach and Liver Tab lntz EnI Al hv 'l' Sanders
 F.. \. Gililaud foreman car repairet on the Choctaw at this place, has been on the sick list part Of the week.
 The autumn crop of mosguitos seems rapidly to increase in slZe, number and pefsistency to gore their victims.
 Losr-A bunch of keys with E!Paso Stage Go. baggage check No. 2l; suita- belewald. Return to this office.
 Willie Abrahamson, of this city. is now connected with the dry goods firm of |. Goldsmith x Co., of Memphis.
 See the Superb and Acme steel Cook Stoves at
 ATKINS * HoRNE's. i'dSt week the clHiui!Oil Uflt Ol Col- ion WAS ginned and pressed by the Fol. rest City Gin Co. It weighed 9i5 lbs. Squire ] F Sanders has been sum moned to appear in Helena on October l6as amc&iber of the Federal petit jury. Col. John Young and Maj Robert Jalyls were minglIng with friends and attending to business in town Tuesday. Bring your shoe work to NJ. Abra- hanson, in R0llwage building, south Front street, who will give satisfaction. Don't be selfish, if you are satisfied That GtJ cl. ic a h.c