The Forrest City times., 1907-03-22
LOCAL ADDENDA.

The Ellwood Woven Wire Fencing comes in all popular heights, suitable for all purposes farms, gardens. door yards, cemetery lots, chicken yards, barn yards. pasture lots. etc. It is neat in appearance. strong, durable and cheap. Sold by FusSeli-Graham- Anderson Company
 Mrs. F.. Duncan. af Franks township, was in the city Saturday on business, gave us a pleasant call and has our thanks for renewal Of subscription for Ig07. She also left an order with MT. W. A. Pace for a handsome monument to be erected to the memory of her late husband, who was accidentally killed by falling tree.
 Mrs. Jennie A. Harris spent couple of days al fIeth this week. where she visited her daughter. Miss Pearl Williams. She returned yesterday and reports that the two-stOry frame ho- tel at that place was entirely destroy ed by fire yesterday morning at i o'clock. 1t was the property of the Heth Plantation Company and occu- pied by negroes.
 We will appreciate your order for an Easter hat. We have the latest ideas in pattern hats, and big stock of exquisite trimmings. Also other hats, millinery and ladies goods, fresh and new from this seasons offerings, and we will spare no efforts to please you. We solicit an inspection of our offerings, and your order for Easter lingerie. R. II. Winfield & Co.
 MT. T. W. Lewis, who has been managing the Planters Gin the past season has closed a very successful and satisfactory season, and despite many difficulties made the company little money. He left Tuesday for Billings, and other points in Oklahoma, where he has interests, 10 be gone indefi- nitely. The Times wishes Tom all sorts of good luck and prosperity.
 If you are thinking of building any kind Of a fence, make it an Ellwood Woven Wire. Nothing better, none cheaper. Sold in Forrest City by Fus sell-GrahamAld lderson Company only MT. F.. r. Snipes, of Denmark. Ten. neSsee, arrived in the city Saturday with fine pack of thoroughbred fox hounds, and left Monday, chaperoneC
 
 E. Mallory, for John Littletield's place whence they went on the hunt. NJ doubt they have had lots of fun, anC an exciting chase or two, but we have not been able to get description of it.
 MT. and Mrs. W R. Levitt ant charming daughter Miss Nelma, were trading, shopping and visiting friends in town Wednesday, gave us pleasan call, and have our thanks for renewa of subscription for 1907. Miss Nelm; is one of the contestants in the popu lar girl contest, and has a nice buncl of votes to her credit. We hope sh will get many more and win some o the prizes.
 New millinery, pattern hats. dres hats, street hats, ready-tO-~ear hats and everything up-to-date in theS, goods have Just been received and ar now being featured by R. H. Wiutieh X Co.
 If you want real pretty and a gen timely comfortable and stylish pair 0 shoes, Fnssell-Graham-A lderson Com pany can supply that want. The have their new spring supply of shoe for ladies children and men, and ar calling your special attention to tn celebrated Duttenhofers Oxfords ant Pumps for ladies, and the Walkoye Shoes for men. IL will be peasur to show them to you.
 Col. J. T, Murphy. superintendent of the Memphis division of the lro Mountain Railroad was in the cit daH sr.f tfg.Y. close up plans for remodeling the lro large the freight house about 52 feet the white passenger waiting room an the office. The cost of the improve ments will aggregate about S966 an, work will begin at once.
 We have just received tw, carloads of Royal Cottol Bale Guana. A $ a fertilize for cotton there is none bet ter. Two or three hundret pounds to the acre will doHbl, your crop. Fasseu-Graham Anderson Company.
 htN. N. IL d~l3N NtHl f9 i-at DQ on the lith inst to u1fciate at th marriage ot Nh. Clinton Lowe ala Miss Nabe Allison. The groom i q prosperous business man D. Clarendon. The ceremony took plac al the residence of the brides parents and the happy couple left al once f6 their home. The Times extends cor gratulations and best wishes for thei future.