The Forrest City times., 1902-04-25
.rriyal and Departure of Trains.
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TORE LOCALS.

VolImer" whiskeyy It IS the result ot purity. T. C. Folbre < Co, Forres' City, Ark.
 Mrs. D. B. Tate. Of Jacksonville Arkansas. sister of Mrs. .. 5. Kelley. af this place. who spent several days n Forrest City since our last, has re turued home.
 C.J. Leslie. engineer on es, who had hls foot cut of last June. returned Tuesday from Chicago where he had been 10 get s new foot Of the latest im. proved pattern.
 Tue weather for several days has been most propitious for farming. and jIdging bs the.desertet appearance ei the streets. rest persons have tdser advantage of t.
 T. c. Folbre & Co. are now in Ike NalIory's quarters. and ask continu- auce Of patronage from old friends and customers. promising always to adhere to the policy which has built them UT such au enviable reputation, that Oi handling and dispensing the best oi Liquors to their bar trade.
 
 show will give handsome bedroom suite to any couple that will take trip in his big bridal balloon and get married. Now is your chance for big novel wedding and d handsome present. A chance of life time Don't miss it. Win be here April 26. The negro. Sy Tanner. who was sen fenced at the late term of the St. Fran e.s circuit court to be hung neX month. has been respited pending all appeal of his case to the supreme caHrt. The stay of execution is indel nite. but it will probably be six months before the case will be finally disposed Of.
 There is some talk of new bank be ing established in Marianna at an ear. y day, and it is stated that the greater portion of stock has already been sub scribed. The principal stockholders are ] A Hummer. R l. Nixon. J I Robertson, II F Roeson and L'An guile Lumber Company. .-Marianna Index
 T. c. Folbre < Co. have gone into he ~biskey business more extensively than ever for 1902, and are now ths sole proprietors of the Pearl saloon formerly conducted by Mir. l. W. Nal l0Iy. When in search of high grad. ease goods ar lguoTs m bottles or jug. remember that I. '. Folbre X Go al, ways carry the best.
 The revival services at the Netho. dist church are attracting the interes sl of fairly large congregations. These services are intended for the conver s0ln of sinners. and the general better nent of the moral and religious al mosphere of Forrest City. Much gooC will be accomplished if the citizens vii attend and cooperate with the minis ters in their laudaole endesyors.
 Mrs. A. D. Kerr and little daughter Martha. of Daucyville. Tennessee stopped off at this city last Friday Sh, was en route home from Marianne where she had been visiting friends Mrs. Kerr was the guest ot Mrs. J NJ Davis and Mrs. F C. Evans while II town. They were old school mates and had not seen each other for siXteer v">rs Their meeting was joyou, one.
 The mayor has issued a circular t( the owners and occupants of property in blocks l5 and l6, requiring them tt connect all closets. sinks. etc, with the sewer in the alley. which has recent, been extended to the Choctaw drsii ditch As the warm weather approaches the authorities begin to feel some un easlness about the nusaHitary condition nt the city, and ibis is long stride to ward improving the present conditions
 The new quarters of W. T. Sanders ttr grocer m the Blanton building ol north Front street, presents d neat ap oeaiance in every respect and is one c the cteanes,. brightest stores in th, ely from standpoint of completeness and artistic arrangement. Sanders i ene of the most contemplating produc, merchants in the city, and his store i. always filled with the freshest featutet ln ,he grocery line.
 [. In addition to those mentioned elSe where, the following delegation lef Monday for the reunion At Dallas bonn Haven, Gervsse McCrarv. .lrestor Batord, A E Buford, B F McCrary Mrs r il Barker, Mrs $ F Sutton. Mir A c Wood. Miss Fannie Webb, Luther Suggs, F M Pipkin. George r Taylor J N Wilson, Frank Sulcer, Neely liar is, George B Pettus. Kopp, Ed Der ". and II E Dupuy andtwife of Mari anna.
 A neighbor ran in with bottle o chamherlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar rhhea Remedy when sny son was suffer Ing with severe cramps and was giver up as beyond hope by my regular physi csan. who stands high m his profession After administering three does of it my son regalned consciousness and re co:ered entirely within twenty -fonl hours" says Mrs Mary Haller. of Nt Crawford, Va. This remedy is for sat by J. T. Sanders.
 Stops the Cough and Works off CoIs