The Forrest City times., 1902-12-12

and evening by Rrv. w. y. DdNfusHi.
presiding elder, and II is desired tnat
the entire membership shall be present
A cordial invitation IS also extehued
to the cubic.
Stevens Bros. have removed their
undertaking establishment 10 the
building on the corner or oouth FRONT
and Washington streets. formerly oc-
cupied by the Forrest City hotel. I'm
dertaking i'm all its branches attended
to- Mr. A. l.. Stevens occupies the
second story. where he can De found
during the night.
Mrs. A. ]. Hahn of Brinkley. former
IL of this city. and we'll known ana
greatly loved here. died "Wednesday
morning al 5 O'Clock and was buried
the same afternoon She had been III
| for some time. Mrs. Winthrop went
over on the morning train to attend the
funeral and comfort the bereaved hus-
band and daughter. The Times TX
tends sympathy.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
| have succeeded in raising SOU mus
securing the $3.50 promised by the
| Bishop. The sum of $500 will he ex-
pended in the improvement OF the
church aud rectory There is no such
word AS fail with the Ladies Guild.
and Notwithstanding the frequent calls
upon them for charity. This sum was
raised in very short time.
| The only sure preventative Tor
'sclImateria' is the moderate use OF
good liquors, and care should be taken
As 10 what brands are used ana from
what house they are procured. Il. e..
Folbre & Co. have established their
reputation AS handlers and dispensers
!. OF the best of liquors, and one can rely
on the purity Of the article asked for.
They ask your patronage.
Messrs. II. J lizard and L. w. Bar
row have formed cn-partnerShlp, un-
der the firm name of lizard Y barrow.
and will engage in the business nf
general insurance. with Office over T..
! TURKEY & Co.'S store. on North Wash
ington street. Mr.. Barrow Will re
sign his present place with russell,
Graham & Co and take active inter
est with Mr.. lizard on January LIST,
They solicit a share Of your business.
Mrs. Addye Crippen of Madison and
Mrs l. l. Harris Of Memphis were
gracious visitors to the CITY Tuesday
afternoon and remained over to see
Camille" They we've guests at the st
| Francis w. acknowledge a very
pleasant call from these very interest
ing ladies' "Wednesday morning. and we
assure them that our sanctum was
brighter for their coming. 1t was Il
pleasure 70 show them our plant. Call
again, ladies.
ID Stokes of Lulu was in town
Yesterday bringing a fine specimen OF
black bear which he killed on Is mile
BAYOU. The beast weighed about 2OC
pounds and was sold for $50 A few
nights ago bru,n killed fine bog for
Mr.. Stokes. aud when the discovery
was made traps were set, and after
several narrow escapes bruin got
caught. He dragged the trap and pole
about half mile, when he was over
taken by his pursners and shot.
Last Monday afternoon from to 5
O'Clock the ladies Of the Guild of the
Episcopal church had sale~of fancy
articles at DR.. Dunavant's drug store.
They took in S27. This liberal patron
age was highly appreciated; also the
| kindness and attention extended by
the gentlemen in the drug store. A
/ few OF the articles were not disposed of
which can be found at the rectOry of
the Episcopal church. Mrs. Cornish
has kindly agreed to take charge Of
them and sell them.