The Forrest City times., 1903-01-23
LOCAL ADDENDA.

Miss Lollie Davis was shopping in town Tuesday.
 D. L. Nelson was in town Tuesday and has our thanks for favors. l OMr. A. Wimeberg, of Mariana, was d guest of MT. and Mrs. 5. Levy Sun- day.
 l J. II. Biel. of Newport, is in the city for few days, and guest at the Ma iron.
 Dr. J. T. Brown, of Franks, was in town Saturday and has our thanks for favors.
 J. z Neel was business visitor in town Saturday. He has our thanks for l favors.
 l { Forrest City is threatened with a coal famiLe. We failed yesterday 10 find any for sale in town. J. A. Whittenton, of Franks, was in town on business Tuesday and remem- bered The Times in his calls
 Uncle Bob Mitchell, of McGoflin, was in town Monday on business, and re- l ho
 R0bt. Jarvis called on us Saturday, and contributed to our comfort by eX- tending his subscription to 1904.
 Jack Chaser, the handsome young saleman with E. Levy, returned Thurs day from brief visit ill St. Louis.
 Miss Laura Goyan of Marianna, is | night, and will be a guest Of Miss Mary Merwin.
 Mr. and Mrs. Ike Groskind, of Okla h0ma, who have been visiting their cousins, MT. and Mrs. B. Levy, left for their nome Sunday.
 J. $. Bunton, prosperous colore q farmer and an old subscriber to this paper, was in town Saturday and ad- Yaneed the figures to 1901.
 Mayor Gorman has given orders for 1 u sufficient number of tidy barrels, ' to place them at convenient distan ces bout the business part of town.
 Squire J. J. Wood, of Palestine, was a genIal visitor at our sanctum Tues day, and contributed little of the needful for our comfort by extending he figures on subscription. Thaaks.
 Rev. W. C. Davidson, r. F.. has been Eqaite indisposed for some days with h. grippe. He is some better to-day, and if able, will occupy the pulpit at the Methodist church next Sunday morn- ing.
 SILK SALE,--On next Tuesday. and on that day only, we will sell all soc silks in our store at 25c, and all 15c and sl silks at 50c per yard, spot cash. Come early and avoid the rush. Fus- sell, Graham k Co.
 Mir. T, s. TAorn, form ally of Hayr es. hls moved his family, consisting of WI and two chi!lren to Forrest Ci y, u has accepted a position with Fus- sal. Graham < Co. They are occupy ing Mrs Words residence on North Rasser Street.
 We had just few bolts of Taffeta Ribbon and Embroidery left from our sale last week, and will offer these em- n snts, and also all Ladies' Muslin Cu- derwear and Neckwear at Bargain Prices, on next Monday-Monday only. R II Winfield x Co.
 The following item appeared recent ly in a St. Louis paper under the bead of New Interpretations; Evans Drug and Chemical Company, capital stCeA $25, 600, paid up. Shareholders: John ]. Eyan', 500; Alex Shauliz, 5; Cha5. Mcfarland, 395"
 There is no better preventative of many of the ills which flesh is heir to than good liquors. moderately used. I. C. FOibre & Co, keep the high grade case goods or liquors in bottles or jugs, and sell the same brand ever the bar. Gall on them.
 F. II. Barker, who had recently re. turned from St. JoSeph's hospital in Memphis, where he had been very ill, is recnperating hIS strength, and went to Litt'e Rock Tuesday to visit his old employer. He will return to work as soon as his health will permit.
 The Parker Lucky Curve Fountain Pen and the Langhlin and Paul F Wut Fountain Pens are sold exclu. . sively in Forrest City at the News. stand. If you want pen which is unconditioualiy guaranteed, see us. . They are perfect joy 10 peuman.
 FoR SALE-A fine farm of 347 acres , in Phillips county. 2l0 acres in cultiva- , ton. Good houses, fences, and wells. Splendid location. For further par ticulars, call on or address, { J. " PREwETT,
 Forrest City, Ark. Office over J. ". Beck X Co.'S store.