The Forrest City times., 1903-12-18
LOCAL AnDENDA

Mts. A. B. Pyle, nee Norma Taylor. ot conway, arrived Tuesday night in spend Christmas with her mother and other relatives and friends. Her hus. oand will arrive next week.
 The Christmas numbers of Foreign Puelications with two to four beauti. ful large pictures for sale at The News. stand are very appropriate for Xmas presents. Price 25c to sl.0O.
 Fine whiskey at the price of cheap. our oId Cutter Rye is IS good ss any inaue, ana price Is very reasonable. ny IL once and you'll never want to change. N. B. Nelson X Co.
 STRAYED-From E. Russell place. one Poland China Boar Hog. weighing about 300 pounds. Liberal reward pald Tor return to, or any information.
 E. RUSSELL.
 Nessrs. Blann and Fogg, the genial DafteDders at the Green Tree Saloon. want all their friends to try jug of that good Old Barbee. There is noth. lug better for your Christmas eggnog.
 Old Cutter, Red Top and Puritan Rye whiskey may be had only of x. B. Nelson x Co. Don't fail to have your Christmas jug filled with oue or the other of these fine Old Rye whiskies.
 Highest cash price paid for Hides and FurS of all description. Office three doors below Times office. South side of Chocfaw railroad. Head X Co. Eur Dealers, Forrest City, Arkansas.
 Do you need Table Linen, Napkins. Handkerehiets, Scarfs, Towels. 20 10 Brandon & Eaugh. They have an i'm mense line O. linen goods, and can SUD- ply you with anything you want in that line.
 We have just received a beautifn line Of Ladies Belts, Golf Gloves Stock Collars, etc and ask you to call and see them. We will be pleased to show you through our stock. Brandon & Baugh.
 We want to close out the sewing machine business. Have two of the Celebrated Ball Bearing Wheeler & Wilson Machines left. Willsell at cost. Guaranteed five years. A. l. SteVeHS S CO.
 Miss Jennie Folsom, of Wynne, amt or Mr W. C. Simmons, and Mrs. Wherry, of McCrory, sister of Mrs Simmons, spent couple of days at the Imperial this week, returning home Monday. "
 Mrs. NJ. E. Coovcr, of Colljeryille. Tennessee, who was visiting MT. and Mrs H. A Boulton, of near Widener. was unexpectedly called home by tele- phone to the bedside of her mother, who is very sick
 Overcoats and Heavy suits The season is now here when you must ore pare for cold weather. Don't forget the best place to buy. The largest line in town to pick from may be seen at Brandon & Baugh's.
 Celery, Cranberries, Mincemeaf, Jeilles, Fresh Condiments, and ali kinds of Canned Meats, Fruits and NeQetables may be had of Evans, Il 6 Washington Street Grocerymar. Telephone your order
 Don't pay high prices for bad whiskey. Go to N. B. Nelson & Co ano get Christmas jug of that old Cutter, Red Top or Puritan Rye and get happy. II is the best and costs nc more than the other kind.
 Ben Davis, who has been absent in Siberia and the west for four years, re. turned Tuesday to visit his parents and other relatives and friends, all of whom are delighted to see him. He looks well and prosperous.
 Miss Alice Sanders, who had been ln Little Rock for a couple of weeks. returned Wednesday evening, accom-. panied by Miss Nellie Lovejoy, of De. Vails Bluff, who will visit in the San. ders home for several days.
 Don't forget that am prepared te take care of your Christmas orders having everything fresh and nice ir staple and fancy groceres-citron cranberrles, celery, fruits, candies, anC nuts of all kinds. My prices are right A. L. Grady.
 2, The validity of the act creating ,h, St. Francis district has been calico nto question. Whether or not it is {, continue and the levees are to be kep up under it's provisions means much tt the citizens of Eastern Arkansas. - Arkansas Democrat.
 Mrs, l.. Rollwage went to Memphi Tuesday to visit her daughters, es peccially Mrs, McRae, who is conva lescing from a severe illness in tn Presbyterial hospital. MT. McRap who had been with her for a few days returned tU his Texas home the sam day.
 Squire II. C. Smith, Wheatley, wa Tn town couple of days this week ol business, gave us a pleasant call ant has our thanks for favors. Hugh is genIai gentleman, and one for when we have very high regard Cal again, old man, whenever you come L town.
 In order to give our employees al ourselves a holiday, and to make tn, Christmas advertising effective, Tn, Times will be issued next Thu sd Ay All matters for this issue ought to b. in our hands by Wednesday noon. anC not later than Wednesday night, t, insure attention.
 Dan Reid, colUred employe of tht i. | ffft T