The Forrest City times., 1910-09-30

Nr Tom Taryer. who k how a>-1- riated with Mir. e. C Fo4- in the general merchandise busiHe>> at NI8- cher. came ever sunday morning ta visit his family and remained uliI Monday morning. Tom seeW~ ta ae wefi pleased with EIS new 1as1fiHH. He Has given d hearty welcome haue.
 tyisitto the Planter, GInle>terJas
 lud that institution saving cotton ra bent tae band Nf. j. F Brown l. u1W in charge. vice Hon \ D. Bat5e. resigned. Mir Brown k acIeveG mana ger and most pleasant and courteous gentleman, whom We were glad tH meet He informed Us that cotton Was coming in very slow. and that they had giuned only d few bales. u3th- ing like what they had up to the same time last year.
 Just received.a big invoice Of fresh fall groceries 1t Root. Britain s. Phone lSS.
 MT Geo. E. Mallory. sheriff elect of this county, who had been spending several weeks in and around Denver. Colorado, enjoying the pure air Of the Rockies, and seeking beneficial results from q health standpoint, returned home Monday, greatly to the delight of his family and large circle of friends. all of whom are much.gratitied tosee that he is greatly improved and ready to enter upon his duties on No. yember lst. He las been cordially welcomed and The Times desires to offer It's very best wishes for good health and a successful administra- tion of the affairs of the office to which he has been elected by the democracy of grand old St. Francis county.
 If our services were no bet
 ter than the service put out
 by many plants our size and
 much larger, We would keep
 still as a mouse about this
 matter of electric lights, but
 knowing that we have a ser
 vice at the top, second to none
 we just can tshut up about it.
 It is privilege to see the
 pleasure it gives each new
 patron when he floods his
 premises with this best light,
 pleasure giving, labor saving
 light, and then tells us he
 would not be without It for
 several times the cost. "The
 best investment l ever made"
 NOW k a splendid time to
 see us about wiring City
 Water < Light Company
 Fresh Evaporated and Dried Fruits, II I0DAinV (,rifS Daa. Potatoes, Cabbage Etc. at lowest prices at Robt. Bfittain's. Phone lsS.
 The Planters Bank & Trust Com pany is ready for bushes, and wall open it's doors and offer it's services to the public promptly at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning, as advertised in this and last weeks Times. Tn the advertisement last week typograph- | ical error made 1t read that this bank would positively open for business on | Saturday, October l, 1909, this was no l doubt understood to be meant for 1 1910, and although we regret the oversight, we believe it could not have been misunderstood. Anyway the Planters Bank X Trust Company will open tomorrow and invites you to be present or call later and give them share, at least of Aour bust ness. We wish the new enterprise the utmost success thatcan be wished by it's most enthusiastic friend Mr Walker Seaborn. circuit clerk, will have charge of ihe books and be the assistant cashier Mr. John Cat ling, Jr, will be his deputy and look after his affairs in the clerks of flee during the remainder of his term. which will expire October 3lst.
 MT. John kIopp, who has recently returned 10 this city. had the mis- fortune last Friday to have his right leg broken just below the thigh by having a heavy show case which he IS helping move at the office of the l. lart-Marshall Lumber Company fall "n it. Mr klopp was conveyed to his t me where the limb was set by Drs. Began and Alley, and on Sunday he wae carried To St. Joseph 'S hospital in Memphis, where he iS receiving the best of care and attention. Mr kiTke Becker accom- panied hlm 10 Memphis sunday morning and saw te his com fort during the trip, and looked after his removal To the hospital Mr klopp bore his injury braveIy and with remarkable fortitude e0uside, ing his advanced age and the painful nature of his injury He refused to take an anasthettc when the limb was set, and during the trip sunday morning, both on the train and in being removed from the car t0 the ambulance never by even the slight est movement or expression. showed that he Was suffering any pain Ne hope the injured amb Will soon he re- stored and that he VII be able once more 10 take his place among a, ia lis customary good health ami yi5ar.
 Your grocery 4rder I. solicited and wiz 9e Rromnt nt.E=sad maaals alfsa by Robt. Britain. Phone l>s He