The Forrest City times., 1904-11-25

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 On Friday evening December ,, a ID o'clock the Rt. Rev Bishop Browr will have confirmation at the churcl oi the Good shepherd. Everyone Il cordially invited to be present. Mrs. Hunter and daughter, Mis-. Polly left Monday night. They wepl to Wynue, thence to Memphis, and vii go then tO their home at New Orleans after delightful visit of several weeks "ith relatives and friends here.
 The Rev. r. II. Henley, of Louisiana, mas been called to the pastorate of the Presbyterian church here and has ar- cepted the invitation. He will preach regularly every Sabbath morning and evening.
 Mir. II. R. Nebett and family left Wednesday to spend Thanksgiying with his relatives at Byhalia. On their return trip MT. Neblctt will stop Tn Memphis and buy their large stock ot holiday goods, and lots of staples too numerous to mention.
 Master Larry Curry came in Sat. turdaY morning with two ribs broken loose from backbone, collar bone brok. en in two places and left wrist broken. as result of a railroad accident in Illinois Nov 6. He is resting as easy as can be expected under the circum. stances and will recover.
 Another big land deal was consumma ted Tuesday, when Messrs. Pettus S Buford of this city bought about 300 acres of land in St. Francis bottom ot Capt j. c. Stern for consideration of Sl6O00 cash. About 400 acres of the land is in cultivation, and lies near Widener.
 Don't fail to see the 10 mile race at the opera house Monday night at s.30. Ten of eur picked young men will walk against Cow Boy" Will A. Smith. the champion heel and toe walker of the world. Popular prices 25 and 35 cents. The race will be exciting from the first.
 The Rector of the church of the Good Shepherd and his wife wish to sincerely thank some generous friend or friends for the handsome turkey that SO mys- terlously appeared at the Rectory Thanksgiving morning Little deeds of Kindness, Little deeds of love Make our earth an Eden Like the Heaven above"
 Attorney s. II. Mann returned Wed. nesday from Cotter, this state, where inc had been to take dispositions in the case of Marshall vs Head. MT. Mann says the trip was very tiresome one. but that 1t was SO picturesque that he was well repaid for the roundabout way he had 10 take to get there, the scenery being equal to that along the Hudson or the Potomac.
 Mir. Hall Shenep, aged g, and Miss Kate Adams, aged Is, of near Jeffer- sonvllle, Lee county, constituted the parties to an elopement, and were quietly married in the Clerks office last Thursday, Rev. $ II. Babcock otlicia- ting m his usual affable manner. The Times joins in extending them best wishes, and hopes for them God s richest blessings.
 A nice dress skirt is always source of pride and satisfaction, If you get the kind that sets inst right and fits the form. Russell. Graham & Co. have specially nice line of ladies' skirts and uDderskirts, which have an air of fash ion and distinction about them that pleases everybody. Let them sell you one that will let you enjoy every tenet of good taste, and not hit your pocket book too hard. Call early and see the entire line and get first choice of great variety of colors and fabrics.