The Forrest City times., 1905-08-04
LOCAL ADDENDA.

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 may be comfortable. All are cordially
 invited to patroniz- these perfor'
 manees.
 The young men of the city aIe mak-
 ing elaborate arrangements to enter
 tain the young ladies, and visiting
 guests, with a swell function At the
 Marion hotel next Tuesday night.
 Dancing Will be the feature of the
 evening.
 Mrs Ed Mallory, Of Round Pond,
 aud Mrs. E. Blackstone, of Adair, H. lnois, who. with her husband, isspend- ? ing a few weeks m St. Francis bottom looking after their interests, were shop ping and visiting friends in town Wednesday.
 Miss Woodland, of Virginia, and Mss Julia Mallory, of Memphis, who had b zen such chsrmieg guests Tn the home of Dr. and Mrs. r Poole, left Tuesday Tor their respective homes, greatly to the regret of the family and many ad- miring friends.
 Mrs. '. T. Sanders, Mrs Vital Snow- den and Miss Fannie Partridge were baptized at the Baptist church last Sun day night by the pastor, Elder ] A McCord, as result ot the protracted services, which closed on Thursday night of last week.
 If you have real nice. dainty job of printing, bring it to The Times of- flee. If we don't pease you, 1t will not be for lack of effort on our part. and you will be under no obligations to accept It or pay for It. Intricate and specially handsome work is our fort.
 Keep your vital organs in good con dition if you would have health through the malarial season. Prickly Ash Bitters cleanses and strengthens the stomach, liver and bowels and helps the system to resist disease germs. ]. II. Dunavant & Co.,, special agents.
 Mrs. C. II. Murphy, of Johnson town ship $ critically Ill at the home of her daughter. Mrs Jehnnte Johnson She K one of the county's most esteemed cit Zeus and K d splendid woman The Tunes hopes she may find something to re ieve her of suffering and restore her fo health.
 F Contractors and builders are invited h make our yatds their headquarters when at leisure, and 10 inspect ouf large stock We can fill any kind of ah order that Calls for building material 1 promptly and al the most reasonable figures Iae Forrest City Lumber l Company
 Mr. T C Parham, of Pine Bluff, vas mlnglng with his Forrest City l fHends ceal lr of days the first of the week Tom ts enjoying the best ef health, and likes hls new home very much, though he wll always "haVe l te /! Il ln his heart for dear old Forrest 9ty, ard her citizeus
 A merry fishing par y, composed of NJ sses Julia aud Nome Rogers and i Claudia Mallory, Messrs. Hubert Fol bfe, Tom But0td, Pevtou Scott, Muf- ray Hamoleton, and Mr. and Mrs Gus Sweet. went to Burnt Cane lake Wed nrsday, and spent the time delightfully."-, catching plenty Of fish.
 Jlm Pickens, who was a witness at S-arcy Tn the Benton case. and who was indicted for perjury by the White county grand jury, Was arrested Mon. day on bench warrant from White county He gave bond in the sum of S300 for his appearance At the White County Circuit Court next January.
 We make speciality of filing con. tractor 5 bills complete Our lumber IS the best that grows. If you are guided by price, you will find ours A cilhcher. which will give us your trade and Friendship. No matter what you want, II lt k lumber, yon may get il httt. He Forrest City Lumber Com pauY.
 The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church vii give musicale al the opera house en Tuesday n'ght. August le, for the benefit of the tund which they are trying to raise with which t8 pay for the new carpet ana snndry sp perdld improvements which they have made at the church All are invited, and they deserve liberal patronage.
 Mir. F. II Thurman. the genial and popular Memphis drummer, created quite good deal of fun yesterday evening, At the depot platform, by hay. ing his health certificate III blg letters pinned to the tront of his vest as he d is nothing like keeping up ones bright side, even under the most trying cir eumstaHceS.
 Some person who has not the fear of God in his heart, felouiously, and with malice, atorethought, appropriated a roll of barbed wire last Friday night from MT. E. Bonner. The owner au tboriZes us to say that he will give the wire to any person who will inform him who took it away. In other words he don't care for the wire so much as he does 10 get hold of the thief.
 MT. Ed. Dawson, who was engaged in painting the roof of the Planters Gin, fell off Tuesday, and was quite painfully hurt in the back and ribs. | Dr. Longest went 10 the scene or the accident, and Dawson was brought to the St. Francis hotel. where he was made as comfortable as possible, and IS improving. When asked where he was hurt, he tephed: Il am just hurt 0