The Forrest City times., 1904-12-30
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 .ANDN OlCT G VADAkIN. editors and Publishers.
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A Happy New Year to all.

A good New Year resoluti0n-I will plant an advertisement in The Times.
 Mr. Claude Cotter, of Little Rock, was in the city few hours Sunday en- route to Marianna to spend the happy holidays with relatives and friends. ' Mrs Leon Baird, of Foreman, Ar kansas, was in the city short time Friday ebroute to Caldwell to spend Christmas with relatives and friends.
 For hot lunch and good coffee at all hours, 20 to John R Brown, next door 70 A. l.. Grady. Quick and courteous service aud satisfaction guaranteed. ". T. Sanders has just received a full line of Christmas goods, and is getting them on display as rapidly as possible. Don't fail to see this line. r'The plumber is in the zenith of his glory. There were no loss tha n p calls yesterday to ahurry, my pipes are burst d, and water is flooding the kitchen.n
 You are sure of good whisky, good company and good attention, when you go to Ike Mallory's Green Tree Sa loon, or send there for your Xmas jug. Mir. Fred D. Scott and Miss Annie Garrett were happily married, at the smith farm, l2 miles north of Madison, last Friday, Eld J 4. McCord oflicia- ting.
 Have you cold and La Grippe? If Dr. Mendenhall's Chills and Fever Cure don't cure it better than any other medicine J. T. Sanders pays the money back.
 Keep the bowels active if you would preserve your health. A dose of Plick ly Ash Bitters now and then does this to perfection. J. H. Dunavant Special Agent.
 MT. A. '. McDaniel, of Memphis, W ho is in the employ of the St. Francis Ievee Board, came in last night and IS spending the day with his relatives and friends.
 Mrs. Grace Nortleet. of Collierville. Tennessee, and Mary Began, of Char ieston, Missouri, arrived, Saturday, And are delightful guests in the Mar shal house.
 Rollwage X Aderson have completed their invoice, and are consolidating the stock with Russell, Graham & Go. this week, preparatory 10 merging the busi- ness January 2d.
 MT. Charley Curry, who has been ralIIoading in the west for quite long tune. IS at home for the holidays to visit bis mother, father, and other re latives and friends.
 MT. Harry Scott, formerly of this city. now of Jonesboro, spent couple ef days in the city the first of the week visiting friends, and returned home Monday night.
 Eggnog. Tom and Jerry and all hot dicks are now being served at the Green Tree. Call and give them a tii d when you want real pleasant leverage. Ike Mallory.
 Attorney $. II. Mann returned Mon. day from Clinton, Kentucky, where he spent Christmas with relatives and friends. Mrs Mann and the children will return next Monday.
 Misses Gertrude Walton and Julia Rogers went fo Marianua the first of the week to visit friends. Miss Walton returned Wednesday night. Miss Rog- CTS is expected home tonight.
 Fine whiskey at the price of cheap. Our Old Cutter Rye is as good as any made, and price IS very reasonable. Try it once and you'll never want to change. N. B. Nelson & Co.
 The Wizard of Wall Street is the title of the attraction at the opera house Tuesday night, and as there has not been good show for some time there ought to be good house.
 A cold wave accompanied by high winds, reached town Monday night and ihe thermometer took a drop of i0 deg'ees, which was preferable to the lncesSant rain of several days previous
 Mir. and Mrs. Albert Pyle, of Conway arrived in the city to spend Christmas with her mother, Mrs. Alice l. Taylor MT. P> le left Tuesday, and Mrs. Pyle will prolong her visit for several days
 The ladies of the Presbyterian church Hlil meet at the residence of Mrs. w S. Graham next Tuesday afternoon at go o'clock. All are invited and it is c. ed there W i'll be fuii attendance. FOR SALE-l6l acres of good land -4O acres good ullable land and the bal ance in good timber.
 MRS. w c. Roy.
 Haynes. Ark.