The Forrest City times., 1903-12-25
A Mesry Christmas ,o all

poolle Is cordially invited.
 oVereoHis and Heavy suits The season Is now here when you must nra pare for c7ld weather. Donst foreet me best place te buy. The largest lima ia town to pick fl0m may be seen a, Brandon X Bauph's.
 Chas. Mcdaniel and Mallon Fobre CT the niversity of Arkansas. came teiae Friday tp spend the holidays. be'i' or them are making creditabie progress in other studies.
 Mir. and Mrs Walton. of Vanlnran and Miss Ida Walton, are supndtng tha merry holidays here with their lpiaiives and friends ''' U 70
 Mr and Mrs A. Marlborough are spending Christmas times in Paragould. their old home. Mir Yarbrough viii return Saturday, and his wife will re. main for wtek or so.
 Celery. Cranbefries, Miroemeat. JeIiles. Fresh Condiments. and all klnds et Canned Meats, Fruits and Aefetaeles may be had of Evans. the Washington Street GsOcerynap Telephone your order.
 Ms. Eugene Williams went to West Polnt. Nississippi, "Wednesday. to spend 1lilstDas with her parents and other relatives and friends.
 .a. D. Fogg, Hernandc. Miss cousin ot Id. Fogg, of the Greentree, was in town several days this week to visit with his relatives.
 Mir. John W. Naylor is quite lndis. posed with tonsilitis this week He and Ms. Naylor contemplate a trip to New Orleans to spend Christmas.
 Don't pay high prices for bed %hiskey. G3 to \. E. Nelson & Co and get a Christmas jug of that Old Cltter, lied Top CT Puritan Rye and get happy. It is the best and costs no mere than the other kind.
 John David, a former resident of lhia city, but noW of Dark Corner. in tlts county, died tuesday night. He was ali old resident and confederate soldier
 The Choctaw wrecking train passed through town yesterday decorated With Christmas tree; filled with suitable plesents-spikes, tin pans tomhtoe cans. etc. It made the hearts glad oi those who expect nothing.
 Don't forget that I am prepared to take care of your Christmas orders, having everything fresh and nice in staple and fancy groceries ctron, efanoerrles, celery, fruits, candies, and nuts ot all kinds. My plIces are right. A. l.. Grady.
 Col J R Beasley found a beautiful new handkerchief on the door step of the Methodist church last Sunday night which the owner can have by describing the property.
 Among the welcome visitors in the city is Mr. Percy Eldridge He is located at Cape Guiradeau, Missouri. in the fencing department of the rail- road. He came in Tuesday and will remainuntil Monday.
 Look at that very handsome llne of Rochester sjIverware on sale by Bran don & Bsugh. IL is quadruple plated and there IS none better. The word Rochester applied to silverware k known throughout the nation. Gall and see it. The price is very attrac- tive. Every piece warranted.
 Stella and Louise, the two daughters of Mr. and Mrs. J B. Moody. have been quite sick this week, but are con- yalescent.
 Mrs N L. For dren, mother of MT. J. T. F0ndren. died the residence of the latter yesterday at l o'clck. The funeral takes place from the residence-Christmas afternoon at 3 o'clock.
 A s. Wheeler and wife, Madison, were in town Wednesday night. and took in the theatre l hey were guests of the Marion.
 Teller Mary's right bower, Monday, at the Choctaw depot, on charge of car wing d fI-blue steel gun. He put up a forfeit of $50 and went on his way rejoicing or otherwise.
 A Christmas jug of that fine Old Gutter. Red Top, or Puritan Rl 0 Hhiskey for sale by N. E. Nelson x Co, at very reasonable prices, will make your EgQnog or Tom and Jerry inst ike your mother used to make. Try it and be convinced.
 Deputy Swan arrested Ollie Grar- berry Monday, on charge of carry ing pistol. Cranberry had previous lY been arrested and fined 8 and costs for disturbing the peace. He is in jail awaiting trial.
 Capt !. P. Mcdonald. of Fullwood. wgs in town Tuesday. The Captain Is d lifm believer in Els' prn Arkansas. and say84hat man whD cannot make d living here, should hurry and get if the earth
 A glass or two of water taken h auhouT lbt tore breakfast will usually keep the bowels regular Hash should be avoided. When a purgatlye IS needed, take Chamber lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets They are mild and gentle in their ac- ton. For sale by J. T. Sanders.
 Miss Wall and Mrs. Wilheit. of New Albany, Mississippi, arrived in town