The Forrest City times., 1908-08-21

M Att NOLIA OL0D ID
 Straight Whisky T. C. FoLBRE, JR. & Co
 Good, better and best coal at lowest prices, may be had at the Forrest City Gin Company. Call up phone ITS and let me talk to you about your winters supply. will make it inter- esting to you. James F. Wolfe, Manager.
 Groceries! Don't forget for mo- ment that my stock is complete, fresh and nice, and that I deliver right now. New goods received almost daily and my phone is No. S1. l want you to try me, and l guarantee perfect satis- faction. F. c. Nicely.
 MT. Eugene Williams went to Mem- phis on Thursday of last week and spent Friday, on business.
 Tuesday morning between 12 and o'clock. about six miles northwest of town, Dave Peebles, colored, was killed by his wife. Some domestic trouble arose in the family, resulting in fight, when the woman seized an axe and buried the blade in the mans head, killing him instantly. Miss Eula Williams was charming visitor to friends, and shopping in Memphis Friday.
 The Magnolia Club Whisky, bottled in bond, and sold by the drink or bottle at the Magnolia Saloon is mild mellow liquor that you will appreciate Try it when in need. T. c. Folbre, Jr X Go. We also have the Magnolia Club Whisky in barrel goods, and SO licit your jug orders. Phone II.
 Thames Lewis Lawrence, of Halls Tennessee, came over Sunday to spend a couple of weeks, and is guest of his uncle, MT. w. L. Lawrence, and family.
 FOR SALE-At a bargain-a F, ,Oo( to l5,000 capacity sawmill: fully equipped and in running condition With this splendid bargain goes the timber on 400 acres of land-not less than 200, ,o00,000 feet; also contract for 800, ,000 feet of plain sawed oak. For terms address P. o. box POP, Forrest City, Arkansas.
 Messrs. Geo. Jones and Jack Barnes Of the Forrest City Mfg Co.,, left Sat urday for Chicago, where they will visit MT. G. V. Nash, who recently under went an operation for appendicitis. thence they will go to Manitowoc. Wisconsin, where their better halfs'' have been summering. Mr Nash is on fair way to recovery.
 Mrs. NJ. C. Carpenter, Mrs. G. l.. Clanton and Miss Sarah Clanton. mother, sister and niece, respectively, of Mrs. F, C. Nicely, and who had been visiting here and guests in the Nicely home for about four weeks, left | Tuesday for their home at Eutaw, Alabama, having spent the time very pleasantly indeed, and regretting to leave.
 In the wrteup of the narrow escape from drowning last week, The Times got the name of Miss Jennie York confused with the little misses who were in wading. We should have said Mary instead of Jennie, as Miss Jennie was on the bank at the time with the other grown folk, and we beg her pardon for the embarrassing error.
 NV iidu tlIC plcdSuIc Ol uleellDS TuesdayM,r. B. C. Tarver of Pleasant Hill, Mississippi, who arrived Sunday on visit to his son-in-lew, MT. c. C. Fogg and family, at Widener, and his sons, MT Tom Taryer. of this city, and MT. Chas. Tarver, of Wynne, MT. Tarver followed General Sterling Price through the Hate unpleasant ness" and being from Missouri originally, he says he has been sighted in regard to St. Francis county, and believes it to be the grandest country in the world. He was accompanied by his son, George Tarver, and they will return home Sunday.
 Judge and Mrs. N. w. Norton and lovely daughter, Miss Virginia, left Saturday for Heber or Sugar Loaf Springs, as it is better known, to spend ten days or two weeks in recreation and rest. We wish them very pleas ant vacation.