The Forrest City times., 1905-08-25
LOCAL. ADDENDA.

Chas. Mcdaniel left last night for Bridge Junction to go on quarantine duty.
 A letter from Dr J. F. Stone informs us that he is at Buffalo Lithia Springs, Tennessee, and will leave there today l for Asheville, for d few days and then go to Virginia, for the balance of the summer. He says he is improving some.
 Here lies mine babe, as dead as nits. l Whom Gott has kilt init ager fits. 1 He would not let him live init me So took him up to live init He.'
 The child would have lived had he been given Dr. Mendenhall's Chill and Fever Cure. Sold by J. T. Sanders.
 MT. W. E. Mann, Jr., of Mulberry, spent A couple of days Tn the city this week visiting relatives and friends. He was en route to Bell Buckle, where he will again attend school, and left for that place yesterday morning accom- panied as far as Memphis by his uncle, MT. $ II. Mann, who spent couple of hours there on business.
 MT. l.. R. Grobmyer's men drove bunch of hogs through town this morn- ing, and Il was such sight that almost tbe entire populace came out to take look at them as they were driven along the streets. Since the city has prohibited four-legged hogs from running at large there are many citizens who have prOb- ably never seen d swine and hence the novelty.
 MT. and Mrs. F.. F. Hodges. of Yin cent, CrittendeA county, arrived in the city last Friday, and on Monday moved into their beautiful new home mile north of town, near Mir. G. N Laugb- inghouse. The Times extends these good people hearty welcome as citi- Zens of this community, and hopes their new home will be pleasant and profitable.
 Mir. G. V. Nash, of Ne,tleton, was in the city couple of days this week looking after matters pertaining to the location of the big mill. He says his company is waiting upon the rail- road to put in that industrial spur. The railroad will do this city great favor if 1t will move up little along this line and give us the spur at an early date.
 The Times printed 5000 full page cir cnlars one day this week for Messrs l Max Yof1ie X Bro., who are offering d Sacrifice Sale of goods at their store in Marianna for 15 days only, beginning today. The job was received Tuesday, set up, printed and delivered in less than 10 hours-workng time, and was scattered in Marianne and Lee county Wednesday afternoon.
 Floy Mildred, 2-year old daughter of MT. and Mrs. Have Horton, of Hor- ton, died on Tuesday of last week. of summer complaint, and was buried .n the Loutheridge cemetery the following day. The sweet baby had been such d comfort and joy to the household, and bad eDtwined herself about their hearts until the pang of parting was hard indeed to bear. The fanny have our sincere sympathy in their great
 loss.
 , The editors of The Times acknow , ledge very cordial invitation to hay, been present in Memphis, on Wednes
 day, August 23, at the wedding of Mis- . Jimmie Wood, daughter of Mir an, 2 Mrs. J. B. Wood, formerly of thi, : city, 10 MT. H. H. Fraser, of Somer I vile, Tennessee, and regret exceed l lngly that circumstances prevented
 However, We wish the newly wed i very large portion of happiness, healtl :. and prosperity
 A jolly fishing party enjoyed fin,
 sport and pleasant day on Old River
 at the mouth of Pond slough last Tues day, as follows: Lindsey Bridgforth and Miss Blanche Ferguson, Jacl Ferguson and Miss Eva Brldgforth, II f F. r. German and Miss Blevins. o
 Dardanelle; Otto Rolwage and Mis-. l Lula Ferguson, Joe Ferguson and Mis- Pearl Anderson and Nose Logan. The,
 caught nice string of fish and haC 9 plenty of goodies to eat.
 The following school books and SUD 1 plies may be had at the Newsstand e Appleton's Readers, First, Second Third and Fourth; Lights to Litera
 ture. by grades, l, ?, 8, i, } and 6 : Cornell's First Steps in Geography ! Harrington's Spelling Book, Spence 0 Iisn Copy Books, l, and 3; Tablets l Pens. Ink, Ink Stands, Rulers. Chalk
 Erasers, Examination Tablets. Luncl
 Baskets. Satehtls, Beck Strats and al 2 things needed Tn the school room. Mrs. F C smith and daughter 1 while driving north of town yesl erda, . happened To an accident Ire chilt l was driving. and the horse had gone tc
 the side of the read. Ms smith reach . ed for the fine to pull the horse ini, :. the road, unfortunately got hold O c the wlong rein and pulled the anjma D so near the ditch that the buggy wa
 overturned and badly damaged. anf
 the occupants thrown out They wert not injured. though badly frightened ' The horse did not run away and stopped
 a short distance from the wreck.
 
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