The Forrest City times., 1904-10-14

Wde 0 the clty ytSieTudy on DuSiutSS. He is prosperous farmer, and gays he has about fourteen bales of cotton Tn the field which he has not yet had time to touch. He enrolled his name for this great farmers journal.
 Corporal Sweet, of the Garden of Eden, informs that there are no idlers in Griggs township, the demand for cot ton pickers being so pressing that even Pete CovingtOn and Will Reid, two prominent colored planters, have joined the army of staple gatherers.
 Van Payne and Bill Moore, two ne groes on A. J. Pipkin's plantation, are the champion cotton pickers of St. 42i pounds and the latter 422 pounds, and have averaged 400 pounds per day when picking for many years.
 Twelve dollars will buy one of our Standard Drop head 5-drawer Sewing Machines. There are none better for the price, aud If you are Tn need ot A Sewing Machine you cannot do better thtn get one of these. C I and see then. Russell, Graham & Go.
 Mir R. r Davaut and wife, of Bel mont, Texas, arrived in the city Tues day, on visit to relatives and friends. They are related to Mir A. C. Wood, Mrs. Sutton, and by marriage to Ms. Prewett, and are attending the bed side of MT. Wood. who is very i'll.
 Messrs Becker x Lewis have an an- noUncement i'll this issue of their Grand Opening. which is to take place on Monday, October r. Rad their Cir cular, and attend. You will be sur prised alright when you ale shown through the handsomest store in town.
 What about your fall suit of clothes. Well, have decided to close out my entire stock of men's and boys suits and extra pants Call early and get vour choice before they are all gone Prices to suit all.
 Yours for cash business,
 A. l.. GRADY.
 Mir. ani Mrs. Sam Ashworth, who bad been in town several days this week returned home yesterday. They will go to St. Louis the first of the week to lake in the Fair, and thence tO , Mrs. Frank Mauck, nee Nallie Dayeu- port.
 A Standard Drop Head, ] drawer Sewing Machine for SIP, is just d little ahead of any thing in this market. We are making speciality of these ma chimes, and 1t will pay you to investi- gate If you are in the market fer first class machine at most remarkable price. Russell, Graham < Go.
 We are sole agents for Heath X Millegan and Hammer Paint Every bucket guaranteed Sold under a five year guarantee. We also carry all colors [ in oil Raw and Boiled Linseed Oil at 60c per gallon. Railway and Col | lns leads two that leads Brushes of all kinds. Paslay < John son.
 Judge T. c. Folbre had a chill Tues day. and has been quite irdisposed for several days He had hardly teen able to attend to the arduous duties of his office during the latter days ot the pres ent term, but by his indomitable will power he was enabled to get through the most important work of the ses sion.
 Don't be deceived or carried away by the eXtraVagant language of other ad- yertisers, but go to ] w. Beck X Co. when you want the best goods at the lowest prices. They have A splendid complete stock of general merchandise. and are sure to please you in the qnaI- " of their goods and the very reasona- ble prices.
 Mir. Al. Smith, age 47, was happily married "Wednesday afternoon i'll the clerk office to Miss Ida Davis, age 22. Squire J R. Sanders officiating. They reside on the Stevens place above Madison, and left immediately for their home, as happy as two birds in the sprinstime. The Times wishes them the greatest joy.
 Mr. Tom Doris, who has been very il at the nome of Dr and Mrs J. F. McDougle, at New Castle, is able to be up. Tom has had long siege of illness, and we, in common with his numerous friends, are glad of hIS con- valescenee, and hope he will soon be able to take his place among the hus- ting salesmen of Forrest City.
 Mrs. Gratz Jones, of Palestine, Mrs. Ed Berry, of Madison, Miss Alice Lynch of Haynes, Miss Louise Jones, of Madison, and Misses Pearl Davis. Nora Bell Coffey and Fannie Haskins went to St. Louis Sunday night. via Memphis and the l.. (. They will spend A weak at the Fair and will m 1Dnht