The Forrest City times., 1902-02-28

! | d stock of groceries, which will be sold at reasonable prices, and delivered promptly to any part of the city. Give them a call.
 The e2d of February is not alone memorable as the natal day of George Washington. Miss Virginia Norton is also proud of that date, and last Satur. day enjoyed the seventh anniversary Of her birth, by entertaining a few lit. tie friends
 Don't let the hand of time paint wrink- lss on your face. Keep young, by keep. ing the blood pure and the digestive or gans in an heaIthful condition. Heroine will do this. Heath is youth. Disease and sickness bring old age. Price 50 cts. For sale by J. T. Sanders.
 Squire John ". Hall, of Widensr. was In the city Tuesday. and informs us lsee card in another column that he has decided to withdraw from the race Tor Assessor. His multiplied cares. and the ch0rms of home of his own was the sole cause of his withdrawal.
 Nervous children are almost always thin children. The 'out-door boyn is se- dom nervous. Whites Cream Vermfugs is the best preventive of nervousness. It strengthens the system and assists to that sort of flesh which creates strength and power Of endurance. Price 9 cents. For sale by J. T, Sanders.
 Mrs. Grace Battle of the millner de- partment of the firm of Kirk .S Jones. has been in St. Louis the past two weeks attending the school for miliners peffecting herself in the art of trim ming hats to suit the most fastidi dious taste. She will return about March : with the most complete line of millin- cry ever brought to this city. Mrs. Battles taste and judgment assure the latest and most fashionable goods Call and see them.
 SPRAYED Prom St Francis bo.- tom, one bay horse; heavy pony built, ten years old, bobtailed. Branded with small T on left sholder, and small brown spot on right hip. Any informa- tion or return of the animal will be iibera'ly rewarded by L. Rollwage ,S Co.,, Forrest City. Ark.
 Mir. Robert r. Hare, representing the Old Prentice Distiery, Louisville. Ky, was among the commercial callers ln town Tuesday, We found him as fpleasant as the tonic he represents. and glad to say that he has placed the Old Prentice on sale in this city, at T. c. Fobre & Go.
 I. c. Folbre t Co are now in Ike Mallory'o quarters. and ask d continu- ance Of patronage from old friends and customers. promising always to adhere l tO thp nnlipy u hi.t hot such an enviable reputation, that of handling and dispensing the best of liquors to their bar trade.
 l. k. Grobmyer has resumed charge of his old stand the City Meat Market. North Washington street, and would be pleased to see his old customers as welt as new ones. As usual he will keep the best of everything in his line and polite attention paid to every body See his advertisement
 "I have used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for number of years and have no hesitancy in saying that 1t is the best remedy for coughs. colds and croup have ever used in my family. have not words to express my confidence in this remedy .n 2 MRS J. A. MooRE, North Star, Mich. For sale by J. T. Sanders.
 Brig. Gen. B. w. Green, 1st U. c. V. . Arkansas Brigade has issued a general order appointing his captains and aids. de-canp all over the state. We find among the list R. l.. Mitchell of St. Francis County. This is all right. We greet you, Uncle Bob-Capt Bob. At. tention company fife in and get your rationS.
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 Want to carry home rich oyster roll and enjoy 1t with your family? John Fltslmmons can accommodate you on short notice. See him at The Silver Dollar Restaurant.
 NJ. c. Bren, of Little Rock. was in town Tuesday in the interests of the Southern Hat Co, of St. Louis. MT Bren and ye scribe wers closely asSoci- ated in the printing business in Mem phis, quarter of century ago, and thls was the first meeting in ten year, BreR still retains traces of his once good looks.
 Ill aiio' ict CoiuHlH may De IOunQ the advertisement of NJ. Grasmck, the butcher. MT Grasmick has disposed If his interest in the City Meat Mar ket formerly owned by l.. k. Grob- myer, and purchased the Kansas City Market, formerly owned by Mir. Du.ek. opposite the Imperial hotel, where he would be pleased tO meet all his old customers as well as those of the Kan sas City Market.
 A few relatives and friends assem- bled at the home of MT. and Mrs J. J Chastaine Tuesday evening to witness the marriage of their daughter, Nea. to MT Calvin Higgins, of Tyler, Texas, R-v. Mir. Couch ofllciat sd in his usual friicitous manner The happy couple left the same night on the Choctaw f, their future home in Texas, carrying |. ~Il