The Forrest City times., 1904-08-19
Summer Underwear at ac. tual cost. !. II. Tipton & Go,

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 Dame rumnr says there K to be wedding III Forrest City next monih, III which two Of our most popular ana greatly loved young folk will be ths prlnclpals. socIety IS all agog with sweet expectation.
 Mrs. S. l. Trice will re pen her store near the poatotiice tomorrow with Il complete fresh stock of fine candles, nuts. fruits, cigars. etc. and invites the | public to give her call when ill need of anything in her line. Mr. Will T. Hall and fatnily will leave tomorrow for Spring H i'll, MIssis slppl, to visit relatives and old time friends. He will stay week or ion days and the children will spend month with their grandpa.
 Mir. Ben R. Neblett well knowh and formerly of this city. has formed :, CO partnership with Mir. W $. Aver son, and they have embarked in genet al merchandising at Rosalia Washing. ton. We wish them success.
 Mrs Otto B. Rollwage. accompanied by three charming daughters, Misses 1 Tolise, Madeleine and 4Ardale, went to St. Louis Monday night to take in the great Worlds Fair and visit friends They will do the Fair thoroughly.
 We have just received shipment Of deadening felt, ready made roofing and rosin side sheating paper. Paper your room with rosin side paper-eoel in summer time, warm in winter. Save one.half your fuel bill. PaslaY x John son.
 Mrs J W. Cartwright, of near Blsd. soc, has been III with tonsilitis at the Hotel St. Francis for several days. Dr Rush performed an operation on her throat Tuesday, relieving her very much, and she is in ] fair way of re covery.
 Theodore Meyer, who had been in the employ of J. H. Tipton & Co.,, for sey eral months. left last Wednesday for Sprague, I. IT, where he will be in his fathers store. Tate is fine boy, and has many friends here who regret his departure.
 Miss Eva Bernard. who had been visiting relatives and friends at Cold water, Mississippi returned home Monday, in time to assist in the enter tainment of Miss Alma Nichols, of Memphis, who is charming guest of the family.
 A case of small pox has developed on Sugar Hill, plantation ten miles south of the city, in the family with whom the negro Sic Young stopped over night when he va: driven from the smallpox tent at Cow Springs @ fortnight ago.
 MT. Wm. J. Stoher, of Texarkana, is the new engineer at the plant of the Forrest City Ice & Power Co. He comes highly recommended, and We commend him to the citizens of this town as being worthy of their conf dence and esteem.
 Miss Lulah Lewis, aho is visiting relatives at Petersburg, Virginia, for couple Of months, is reported to have been married on August 10th, 1901, and is expected home September lst. The Times extends Miss Lulah and her oth- CT half it's best wishes.
 As we recline in our easy chair the music of the hammer and trowel comes floating in sweet rhythm through our sanctum's window from the shop of S r. Mcdaniel. It is being rernodeled, and when flnithed 1t wilt be an orna ment to the Southsde.
 The Iron Mountain is now running semi weekly coach excursion to St. Louis at 80 for the round trip, good for seven days. The dates of sales for these excursions are August ib, 20 and 29, and Sept ember 3. See w. S. Dur burow, 1T nearest agent,
 Mrs. Us. R. Cowan arrived homo Saturday. She has been visiting rela tives and friends in Moscow, Tennes- see, for about ten weeks. On her way home she took n the St Louis Worlds Fair, where she met Judge Cowan. Her friends welcome her return.
 Mrs. NJ. A. Bridgfortbs Mrs. ]. 0. Brdgfortb, Mrs. Berta Bogard, ane Miss Pearl Jenkins left Monday night for tue Worlds Fair Mrs. Bogard is a relative, and came over Friday from Pleasant Hill, Mississippi, to make the trip with the Bridgtorth party. In the settlement of the accounts of the late reunion there IS oeilcit or about S2S .00 which Commander Folbre has settled. + is understood that the , citizens will raise the amount and re- imburse the Commander, which 1t Is very right, meet and proper 80 to do. Mir. c. W. Kirby has our thanks for big mees O. the finest peaches we Ihaye had this year. They were raised , from seed which he planted himself few years ago-werc of some free stone , variety and free of worms. He will ,please accept our thanks and call again.
 Don't neglect the warnings of na- ture. If your appetite is poor, breath , bad tongue eoated you will be sick UT less you take steps to put your sys- tern in good condition. Prickly Ash Bitters is the remedy you need. It icleaases the entire system. J. He