The Forrest City times., 1903-11-13

:. "'' lucy wiz IctuEu tomorrow.
Iney are both looking extremely web,
and have enjoyed their visit to the ut,
most.
H. A. Quinn. negro, was recently
/ aoJudged insane, and is confined in
The county Jail. The asylum should
DE enlarged to accommodate these un.
lortunates, many of whom are confined
IN the county jails throughout Arkan.
sas; Later-Quinn was released yes.
+, terday.
| Elder w. II. Paslay, of Forrest City.
/ was IN the city this week, enroute
home from the State Baptist Conven.
ton IN Little Rock, where he was
prominent parsonage. He was the
guest OF his daughter. Mrs. c. ii. Pas.
lay, on New York Avenue.-Brinkley
Argus.
Ii you are not acquainted with our store
and prices, for your own satisfaction come
in and see us, and just at this time more
especially, our big new line Of furniture.
You may want to know where to buy some.
thing In that line at correct prices. After
one visit, then you will know. Brandon
Il Baugh.
Marie DeWolf and her school OF
lady athletes will be here for three
days, commencing Monday, the 10th.
ms Is new show for the show going
public-clean, moral and refined, and
caters in particular to ladies and
children. Located on Front street,
public square.
Mrs. ). L. Blanton went to Memphis
sunday In answer to information that
Mr.. Blanton, who is there In the hos
pltai, was not doing very we'll. She
returned Tuesday with the good news
that Mr.. Blanton had undergone a sur.
gicai operation, and was getting better
when she left him.
Earl Hamilton, a negro, of Caldwell.
was incarcerated in the county iail
wednesday on account of imbecility.
lhis IS his second trip, having been re-
leased couple of months ago. when it
was thought he was harmless and sur
ilciently sane to make living for him
self. lie Is not vicious.
Look at that very handsome line of
Rochester silverware on sale by Bran
don 20 Baugh. 1t is quadruple plated
and there is none better. The word
Rochester applied to silverware is
known throughout the nation. Call
and see it. The price is very attrac.
tive. Every piece warranted.
Mr.. A. G. Wood went to Brinkley on
Sunday to attend the last sad rites over
the remains OF Mr.. J. S. Cox who was
murdered Saturday. Mr.. Cox was a
brother in-law of Mr.. Wood, and had
many friends here, who join us in ex
tending sympathy to the heartbroken
widow and orphaned children.
The bridges across the railroad ap-
proaches on the Madison road, near
Ki!ey orchard, are in dangerous con-
dltion. There are great, gaping holes
In the flooring, which threaten to break
some animals leg il not attended tc
soon. The county won't and the rail.
road don't fix it-so there you are. ,
LosT-A gold medal in shape of NJ
tese cross. Had engraved on one side
For Superior Diligence, June 18,
1873" On the reverse side the name
alice Somerville" had been engraved,
but this has been cut out and the let
tiers 'P. Y. b." cut over it. Liberal
reward for return to +. G.. Puttus.
G. W. Evitts has rented the room
formerly occupied by Trice IL Altman
on south side OF railroad and opened
last night a first class restaurant.
Read his advertisement in this paper,
and when you want something to eat
give him a call. No pains will be
ssared to give you the best to be had
for your money.
Dunavants line of French China
ware simply outclasses anything of the
KIND we have ever seen in thi2 city.
You cannot realize its exquisite shape,
color and beauty, unless you see it. Ii
VIII really he great free pleas to
you TO call at Dunavant's Drug Store,
and examine this magnificent stock oil
holiday souvenirs.
The styles are constantly changing
BE sure you get the latest In color and
fabric when you purchase Dress
Goods. | have the most beautiful line
of Dress Goods, Trimmings, and La
dies Furnishings that ever carried
The stock is right up TO now, and the
price so low that you are bound to bs
pleased. Robert l.. Pettus.
Mrs Alice II all received telegram
Monday evening stating that her father
was very low and not expected to re-
cover. She left at once, accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Linnie, for Wal
do. dance was TO have been given
at the Hotel Imperial the same night
put for this reason was postponed
Miss Hal! returned Wednesday.
Your attention is called to the adver
tlsement of Evitts Restaurant. Mr.
Evitts opened last night in the store
house on the southside, one door wes'
Of 5. Z. McDaniel's plumbing shop
and will be pleased to have the patron
age of the public when it is hungry
The table will he supplied with the bes'
the market affords. Give him cal.
If you want to sea something which
is perfectly exquisite. 90 TO punavant'
and look into the first showcase or
your right. 1t is filed with the mos
} perfectly lovely French China thai
money will buy. For Xmas there i:
nothing more appropriate, and certain
ly there is nothing in chinaware more
beautiful. 1t is hand-painted anC
burned.
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