The Forrest City times., 1908-07-03
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 tersl Sunday morning about s:30 to t-50 clock, and was witnessed by a lew citizens through smoked glass. though not many knew of it, and some others forgot it until too late.
 There will not be another eclipse of the sun, visible here, for fifty years. - we are told, but we are not going to fall out with Old Sol on that ac. count.
 The bathing fad has struck our little sister city of Madison and the good people Of that place are going in for the sport with great zeal. A con- modious floating bath house has been built and anchored in the river oppo- site the box factory. and affords pleasant pastime for these hot summer evenings, besides giving everyone an opportunity to learn the useful art of swimming
 Mrs. W. B. Townsend and daugh- ter. Mrs. H. H. ReiSs, and Master Hubert and Miss Edith Vadakin. of Sheibyville, Illinois, arrived this morning for visit with The Times family. Mrs. ReiSs has been quite indisposed for several weeks. and it is hoped the change will benefit her. They will probably spend the sum- mer here, and We are delighted to have them with Us.
 Sheriff ". E. Williams. of St. Fran els county, made his final settlement with the state treasurer today. paying h 80, .39 66. This is the first settle ment made by the sherifs and col 1 lectorS Of the state for the present year. NIT. Williams has been the first collector to make settlement with the state fer several years past.-Littie Rock Correspondence Commercial A D. ! peal Tuesday. June 3o.
 Mrs. B. Myers. Of Little Rock, mother Of our fellow t0wnSman, NIT. l Robert A. Myers, arrived in the city 1 on Tuesday or last week on visit Of q couple of weeks to relatives and many old friends, and is q delightful guest ! in the home ef her son and family. She was accompanied by her grand i son, Master Otis Ring, and he is en- 1 toying the company ef his friends among tie younger set very much.
 That tired feeling incident to the lot weather, when the appetite is tickle. vii disappear entirely under careful | feeding Ny Grocery department will supply tie foadstuff. 1 have all the ! dainty breakfast foods. cereals. syrups. | oaekWheat and pancake Hours, and everything else necessary to get up q dainty meal t0 tempt the most Stub- born appetite. Phone 34 for your gro ceries and dry goods. ". T. Sanders. We regret to learn that Mr. F. H. Thurman, Jr., genial salesman with Sol Lewis, has rendered his resigna- tion and accepted situation with the celebrated Brown Shoe Company, of St. Louis. He will leave in few days for the Dutch Metropolis to enter upon his duties. His new field opens up unlimited opportunities, and
 we shall not be surprised to hear that
 he has one day become interested in
 the firm.
 Mrs A. D. Boyle and charming daughter, Miss Mary, returned home last week, Mrs. Boyle from . Nynne. where she had been for a r week with Hon. and Mrs C. F. Him
 ton and other relatives and friends.
 and Miss Mary from Paragould, where l she had been visiting friends for two f weeks or more. The vice mayor and their many friends are very glad to [ have them at home again and they have been given cordial welcome. The Supreme Court of Arkansas Monday affirmed the decision of the
 St Francis circuit court in the case Of
 James Lamar ys. the Chicago. Rock Island X Pacific Railroad Company. ; Nr. Lamar was injured ca the log l train running from tie city 10 the l bottoms last fall by the neg igence of l one Of the train crew, and was inca
 paeltated from work for several . months. He sued for sl200 damages. which tie circuit court awarded him
 The Planters Gin steamed up yes
 tefday and today to gin II bales Of
 cotton for Brandon, Baugh & O., i baleS for Pettas X Buford and i !. bales for the Forrest Cotton oil Mil, a total Of 22 bales This is cotton that these gentlemen have had in l pens aud elsewhere and which it has : Dot been convenient 10 get to gin earlier. and the Planters are glad Co 5 have 1t Just at this time to try out
 the plant since having it thoroughly
 0Ferhauled.
 l Summer is here, and with it my new and seasonable stock of Dry and Dress } Goods. The ladies will find something , here just t0 suit in the white goods l line especially. My stock of notions, , to, has been replenished for the Spring trade and l extend cordial invita- l tion to every lady in the county to
 give me call when shopping for any
 thing needed in the line of Spring Dry Goods Dress Goods, White Goods, LaceS, Embroideries, Notions and , other things too numerous to men ton. W T. Sanders.
 [ A profile Of the L'Anguille leyee , which was let Wednesday by Judge T. |. tolore was shown US Tuesday by l Prof Geo ". Christian. surveyor. +
 Is perfect in every detail and showed
 the ground line or land surface. de- pressions, etc. for the river and ad
 laeent bay0us between sections two and eleven and three and ten. town.