The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-11-15
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uaps Hanson Company Dec. 5.
rr.sh Oxsters AT Trice 4 Altman's.

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Ma!s 80. I'll attract the appetite
s :, wsif', Co. have in stock n
brand Of Ysnnis see. 4, Is w.
which they serve 'e'
on4y say, try 1t.
Ne and Mrs r. G. II. 'omss OF Little
gDek, no were guests AT ,y Sonday
Itorne nuptials IN this CT Zinc for !,
afternoon, left Tuesday NOR 1sturn.
,fay with friends in Mariana, I,on
ing lN,me Wednesday via the
Mountain lanute.
Robert Barrow, Gese's boy. ". VI
Mrs. Robert c. Church and Mrs. Anal
da Irwin. from Columbia, Tenn. ar
rived in the city this morning aud are
guests at the home Of MF. and Mrs T.
A. Rolfe. Gene Efe.a the distinguished
party IN Memphis.
Sam Scott. one of our progressive
colored farmers. dropped in ePoh US
Yesterday morning. with wagon load
Of ;u;;,ips maay IF which weighed as
high AS eight pounds per tnruip. III
was the biggest wagon load OF big tut
nips we've ever seen in St Ffancls
county.
Wednesday, November -. the DAY
before Thanksgiving, is the date sci
for the Bazaar at Sanders drug store,
nj which time the Cleaners will offrI
for sale many useful and Ornamental!
articles for the comfort aud beautiiica.
ton Of the home. Keep the Bazaar in
mind.
Miss Emma Wellington, OF Colt.
left last Friday In spend the winter
with the family # her brother. L. W.
Meddington, in Jones boro, Mss En-.
INA in company with her mother and
father, Mr.. aud Mrs. w. a. Wedding
tor, Was visiting and shopping In the
CITY the fist OF last week.
Mrs. GEO +. Davis came down from
W7thne Sunday III company with Mrs
SinIp tn attend ihr funeral of the lat
teTsfather uesr Milibrook. After the
burixl Mrs Davis returntd tn the city
where she spent the day With relatives
andreturning home in the evening Was
accompanied by Mrs. lepnie Pope.
The Elaborate scenic. display neees
sary in staging The Shadows OF Sin,
makes i; one OF the most thrilling aud
picturesque productions. on the road.
The play Is Hye-act comedy drama
and is ailed throughout with entertain
ing specialties. Our play, goers shonld
not loose sight of the date Tuesday
night, November 2G.
Mr.. w. b Strong. of Helena. super
intendent of the Mutual Industrial In
surance Co spent "A few DAYS tins week
in town checking up aud inspecting the
accounts OF w d, llargraves, local
agent. Mr.. Strpnc. is quite "A hand
some and genial young gentleman aud
serins thoroughly alive 10 the interests
of The Mutual Industrial.
ID. L. Hamlet, an erstwhile citizen Of
this county. fnoyed recently TO Wynne,
drd last week at the latter place and
the remains were brought back To hIs
old home near Bpnair for interment
Sunday. cc0mpsnied by several rela-
tivts aud friends Of the family. The
interment took place under the aus.
pieces Of the Masonic fraternity.
Landyoigt & Nadakin sold another
fine PaYlor Organ yesterday. This one
10 A j Hawk the eolored gunsmith and
watch repsirer. The handsome pane
which has been on exhibition in The
Newsstand for ten DAYS has been sod
to Mr.. w. D. Hargrsyes. This firm is
prepared.to. give you the very best OF
figures on psanos. and organs and will
appreciate your Inquiries,
A business change which caused
quite a sensation was the news that
Mr. |. W. Mallory had sold out TIN
Pearl saloon To +. e. Folbrs & Co
which became current yesterday. We
learn that The trade will go into effect
January /, l90o The consideration IN
the transfer was 5000 and inclgdes NJ
Mallury's good will, house aud lot, sa-
loon fixtures and al stock on hand.
The Opheloucian Circle announce a
musicale for next Tuesday night at tlr
Hotel Marion. This organization 81
ladies' is rapidly becoming popular fen
lis many deeds of beEevulenee HI 4
charity and our citizens should loos r
no opportunity To give it encourage
ment and substantial support he. u
the musicae in mind for next Tuesday
will conflict Herewith.
The Forrest City Cation Exchange.
better and more Familiarity known a.
The bucket shop. closed down yester-
GAY from a lack ut patronage. all ot
which would indicate that the moral
side Of our town is in the ascendaucl.
We do not lament the passing of the
bucket shop, MS it WAS productive o.
nothing but regrets. veXations of spiri.
and other attendant evils surrout dIns
ail gambling Institutions.
We are sorry to note the illness OF
| .cle john Mcdaniel, of Franks
township. one of the oldest and best
known citiz IF tie county. H.
gtntleman's life has beea dispaired Ct
by the family and PLY Sicians, but VT
SINCERELY hope the illness is not ST.
serious AS Was at first suspected. Mrs
Louis Rollwage and Mrs. Bruce Smith
az THIS city. daughters of Mir. AcDxn
IL. have been watching at his bedside
throughout tue greater portion OF the
week.