The Forrest City times., 1907-03-01
Just received from the bonded

1 ten barrels OI OI0 trenton N HlSkY. There is no better whisky on the market than Old Trenton. All | judges of good whisky pronounce 1t the best, So come and try it and con vince yourself of it's splendid quail ties Yours truly, Mallory & Fogg, ! Palace Saloon.
 We heard last night that our friend, I Mr. Geo. B. Mallory. who had been in 1 Colorado for several weeks. seeking | benefit to his health. was expected to return home this morning. Also that 1 he Is wonderfully improved in health and spirits. The Times is indeed glad to hear this good news. and extends him congratulations and a hearty
 welcome home.
 Max Yotlie will put on another big sale, beginning Friday, March s, 1907. He has a double page advertisement in The Times, and is literally cover | ing the county with circulars. This will be the biggest sale he has ever | had. Prices are marked in plain fig i ureS, and are the same to everyone. Give him call, and tell him you saw it in this paper.
 Our Hat Department is constantly being replenished with the latest of, I ferings in stylish headgear for menl l boys and children. We have at al- times a complete line of the celebra- ted John E.. Stetson hats from the va rious popular blocks. Give us call when you want hat, and We will it and please you. Fussell-Graham-Al- derson Company.
 Though the season is getting late. our Dry and Dress Goods Department | is still replete with the choicest fab l rics and daintiest weayes. Ladies will 1 find in our lines the most popular and l stylish plaids, yoieS, serges, Panamas. mohairs and other kinds too numerous to mention. Your inspection of our stock is invited. Fussell-Graham-Al- derson Company.
 The big Closing Out sale of all Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Ladies and Mems Furnishings, now being adyer- tiSed by Kirby < Stout, is not of the fake variety. They are positively go- ing out of business in these lines, and you will not soon have just such an opportunity to buy regular goods at cost and less. The prices offered ought to clear these goods out in hurry.
 Barlow & Wilson's Greater New York Minstrels will make merry al the opera house Saturday night. March 2nd giving what the press terms thoroughly clean and whole some performance. The company is a very clever one and it's personnel is made up of number of well known htarpf cf.rl- If 1 l is the noon day street parade, which | is both new and novel.
 Col !. NJ Shelby, of Memphis, veteran of the civil war, and who has resided in the Bluff City nearly the whole of his life, is a guest of his 1 daughter, Mrs. r. H HenSley, jr., and 1 family. at the Presbyterian manse. i He gave Us q pleasant call Tuesday, and we were delighted 10 make his ac- qaaintance, as he is a fluent and very interesting cOnYersationalist and full of "reminiscences which are pleasant to recall.
 Although rather late in getting the news, The Times desires Co extend it's
 best wishes and congratulations to MT. Jack Vincent and Miss Lillie Me l NEif1iti' " ilC hNAR lldBPA4N Atli Ii lft4 tti the night of February ], lq87, at the
 residence of Mr. and Mrs Jack Pip
 kin. at Tuttleton, Squire F. NJ. Pip kin officiating in his usual happy man. ner. The happy couple have gone to housekeeping on their farm ill St.
 Francis bottom.
 Eleanor Kidd, coored, went to.visit her friends, Jackson Huggins and wife, one day last week, and being short of change, and finding five dollars which had been laid away by Huggins, she could not resist the temptation and
 then and there appropriated it. Dep
 uty Potts was put OH the case, and he
 arrested Eleanor, recovered the five dollars, and taking her before Squire
 Hurley she was fined Sl0 and trim mings.
 Mr. Wm. Bridewell, of Houma, La, !,
 has accepted a position in the count ingroom of 1ettus X Buford, as assis-
 tant bookkeeper with his brother Mir. \. C. BrideWeli. We had the pleasure
 To meet the newcomer yesterday. He
 is a young man of very pleasing ad- dress, and seemed thoroughly in love
 with his work. We extend him the
 glad hand, and hope he will find the
 city and its people entirely to his
 liking, and that his stay will be very
 pleasant and profitable.
 Rev. B. L. Milford. ofthe Mctho- dist church in this city, has begun a
 protracted meeting Revival services
 are being held at that church twice I daily, and will be ntiuued at 30 and
 50 pm. Rev. N. M, Mcintosh. If
 Ilka, Mississippi. and Rev. 4. F Galloway of Wyune. are assisting the local preacher, and many Of the Chris tlan men and women of all the atbtr churches in the city arc taking
 g3rt iu the services, Rev. Milford eN-
 tends l cordial invitation to all who s.ug 9o come early and take part and
 t9rlIe public to attend. He is making
 an earnest effort to do good and bring
 souls t0 Christ and We hope he will
 ts encouraged, and that he may have & wonderful meeting.