The Forrest City times., 1907-11-22

Your table and pantry may be sup piled with everything you require n the way of fresh and toUthsome ed ibeS from W. F.. kirby's Grocery Phone ls4. He carries complete line of canned meats, vegetables and fruits, fresh breakfast foods, kraut, pickles. .mackerel. .macaroni and cheese and all staple goods. If you haven't t heretofore been trading with kirby. give him trial. Prompt service and bottom prices always prevail.
 Just received l73 cases of the sea- sons swellest offerings in al kinds oi shoes for boys and glrls, men and women. in all lasts. and al popular prices. This immense invoice Of shoes comprises the celebrated Ham ilton- Brown. Duttenhofer and Walk Over Shoes. and must be seen to be appreciated. In style, quality and workmanship there are none superior at the price, and many are net so good that cost more. Call and see our immense stock. FuSselI-Grahpm-A l. derson Company.
 Col. Y. B. Izard spent couple of days in Little Rock miDgling with the elders and in attendance upon the Baptist State Convention, return ing home Sunday night. He says the chief topic of conversation in the hotel lobbies was the aequittal of Dulaney, and it seemed to be very popular verdict Also that the gubernatorial candidates nor their campaign seem to be ar0uSng any interest. and little if anything could be heard Of them around the hotels. where the politicians usually gather.
 MT. Berry Russell is fitting up his meat market on the corner of North Washington and Jackson streets in a neat and very attractive manner, and it presents most pleasing appear anee. MT. Jesse Pope is the house manager. and much Of the credit for the improvement is due 10 his enter prising characteristics and good taste. The place is kept as clean and shining as parl0r. Such a place is bound tC attract customers. We congratulate our friend Russell. commend Jesse, and wish them success.
 MT Geo. B. Mallory returned Sat. urday from Colorado. where he had been spending several weeks in search of benefit to his health. He has a splendid color and is much improved His family and other relatives and a host of warm friends are very much pleased to see him looking and feel ing so much better, and all hope that he will have no further cause for alarm. He informed Us that Mir. Geo Pettas is much improved. and will re- cover his health. and expects to re. turn to Forrest City in the near future, perhaps about December lst.
 Mr NJ Isaacs now has his head. quarters with and may be found at the store of the Fussell-Graham-Al- dersan Co, with full line of buggies harness, horses. mules, or anything you may want. and he will be glad tC have all his friends. and the public generally give him call at his new quarters. His long association with the public in this county and his ripe experience gives him a valuable knowl edge of the general needs and require ments of the people in these lines and they will get the benefit by seeing him
 
 His many old time friends here vii be pained to learn of the death of Dr l.. II. Lipsey's mother, which sac event occurred at her home in the In dian Territory early last week. Int Nynne Progress of last week. says Mrs. Lipsey has been in bad healti for some time, her husband resigning the paStorate Of the Baptist church here and moved to the Indian Terri tory in the hope of beneftting hel health. Dr. L. II. Lipsey was sum moned to her bedside last Saturday The deceased was an admirable char acter, esteemed and loved by all whC knew her.
 NIT. and Mrs. John Grobmyer re turned Tuesday from Carrollton Kentucky, the home of the groom and other places of interest whicf they visited on their wedding tour They were heartily welcomed hom, by their relatives and d large circle e friends. all of whom. including Tn, Times, wish them a long, happy an6 prosperous life together They ar. certainly handsome young couple and are starting on life's voyage unde the most favorable auspices. The, have rooms al the pleasant home 61 Mrs, L. Rollwage, and are boarding d the Marion.
 We are working on very attrac tive Christmas advertising schem, which will appear for four weeks ir The Times beginning next week. W, have already called upon quite a nun Der of merchants, and have met will much encouragement, and yer liberal response. We will try to set the advertising manager of ever, trm in town by next Tuesday even ing, but should any be missed W, will appreciate it if you will call ul Phone 42, and some of us will see VOL about your holiday advertising. T6er, are only four more issues of Tht Times before Christmas, so you'I have to hurry if you want to let tn,