The Forrest City times., 1908-07-24
LOCAL ADDFNDA,

NeSSTS. w. K. Mann and w P
 Weld, of Marianna, were in the city on business Tuesday. The bland and childlike smile overSpreading these gentlemen's faces, proves it does our neighbors good to visit a progressive city once in while.
 Groceries. Don't forget for mo- ment that my stock is complete. fresh and nice, and that deliver right now. New goods received almost daily and | my phone is No. sl 1 want you to try me, and l guarantee perfect satis- faction. F. C. Nicely.
 Modern World Dictionary and En- cyclopedia in black cloth binding. four large handy volumes, cost s20 will be sold for sl5 spot cash This is one of the very best and most up-to-date works - reliable and indispensable. Call at the Newsstand.
 MT. and Mrs. Ed Berry, of Madison. were in town Monday examining the plans for their new residence to be erected in Madison. We are glad to know that our friends are adding to the comforts surrounding them, which make life worth living.
 FOR SALE Thoroughbred full blooded Jersey Bull, six years old, sub ject to registration. Eight of nine of his calves at my place are heifers. For further information call on or ad- dress J. P. Mcdonald, R. F. D. No. I. Box B, Forrest City, Arkansas.
 If you have no appetite for your meals something Is wrong with your digestion, liver or bowels Prickly Ash Bitters cleanses and strengthens the stomach, purities the bowels and creates appetite, gigor and cheerful ness J. T. Sanders, Special Agent.
 Mir and Mrs. Chas. B. Tarver and daughter, of Wynne. have been spend ing several days of his greatly deserv- ed vacation with his brother. Mir. Tom Taryer and family, and will leave tonight to go with his mother. sister and niece to Mississippi for short visit.
 Mrs. F. A. Long tnee Kate IzardA and little son. Ernest. came over Monday and has spent the N eek very 1 pleasantly with her parents, Col. and Mrs. Y. B. Izard. and other relatives and friends Mrs J as ". Williams, of Wynne, was also down for day or two.
 | Next Monday night at the Becker & Lewis opera house will be present. ed the famous Dixie Minstrels a home talent aggregation under the direc- tion of Chas. Roltare The show is for the benefit of the Forrest City band and should be liberally patro- nized.
 Mrs. Emma Terry went to Brinkley Sunday tosee her daughter little Miss Eunice, who, together with her grand mother, Mrs. k. ]. Terry, and aunt, Miss Lyda, had returned from Little Rock, and stopped there to visit Dr. Terry and family. She returned Monday.
 Last Saturday Squire Pipkin was called upon to perform the rites of
 matrimony between MT. John Horns
 by and Miss Jennie Kirby, which he
 did in his usual happy manner. The
 Times joins with their many friends
 ln wishing the happy couple bon voy-
 age down the stream of life. 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 Co. We also have the Magnolia Club Whisky in barrel goods, and so- licit your jug orders. Phone II. Not being able to secure suitable location in the business district. 1 wish to inform the public that l am repared to do all kinds of watch. clock and iewelry repairing. also en- gravIng. stone setting, etc, at my l residence 205 south Washington
 street Phone li0. John T. Brady The Presbyterian and Method st l churches have agreed t5 combine theiy congregations for tLe Sunday evening I service during tbe remainder Of the ! s4mner TI0s union service vii be ! held alternate y in tAe two churches. The Sunday morning services, how ! ever, will be held aJ eacH church d, ! usual
 Miss Juia Prichard, the pianist | and teacher, left Monday on her an | nual vacation, and will visit many points of interest, She will be absent
 until September lst, when she will
 return and open her studio for pupils
 Address all correspondence to her al Forrest City, Arkansas. and 1t will be forwarded and receive attention promptly
 Last year the Board of Health is sued an order making it d misde meanor, punishable by fine, to leave a dead carcass unburied within two miles of the city limits This law is utterly disregarded, especially on the New Castle road. The stench arising on that road just beyond the city
 limits is something terrible The at
 tention of the authorities is called
 to it
 We regret to learn that Chief Depu- Uy Jas. Lamar has rendered his resig- nation as deputy, to take effect July 3lst. Mir. Lamar has made d most excellent officer, and is fearless in the discharge of his duty His work in
 ridding the county of blind tigers"
 hA.o lns