The Forrest City times., 1910-07-29

ders for comb honey in from l pound to 24 pound lots. have sixty-seven modern hives. and want to build up a trade in fresh comb honey. c. W. Kirby.
 NIT. and Mrs W k. Staten and lit- tie daughter, of Pontotoc, Miss. who has been visiting at the home of NIT. and Mrs. W. R. Cox, in this city, re- turned to their home Sunday morning. MT. Staten was very much impressed with Forrest City, and contemplates returning in a short time.
 A postcard received from NIT. Vada- kin, at Hot Springs, Tuesday after noon, informed the boys that he was feeling much better and expected to be at home Saturday evening. He also informs us that the Forrest City contingent at the Springs are all doing nicely, and enjoying their stay in that great health resort.
 When you feel lazy. out of sorts and yawn good deal in the daytime, you can charge 1t to torpid liver which has allowed the system to get full of impurities. HERBINE cures all dis orders produced by an inactive liver. It strengthens that organ. ceanses the bowels and puts the system in good healthy condition. Price 50c. Sold by J. T. Sanders
 MT. Win Pipkin. of Tuttleton. brought in Wednesday afternoon a hne stalk of tobacco, raised on his place near Tuttleton The plant is over four feet high. and is finely de- veloped. We understand that he has a two-acre patch in this year, of which the stalk shown is fair sample. The tobacco is on exhibition at the Pettus & Buford store.
 Your attention is directed to the handsome new advertisement of NIT. Q: c. Ludwig, Jr., of Little Rock, which appears in this paper. MT. Lud- wig IS offering some real estate bar gains in the City of Roses that are certainly tempting, and if you have any spare money to invest in real es- tate, It will pay you to read his ad and correspond with him.
 Mrs. Susan T. Ripple, of Hobart. Oklahoma, and daughter. Mrs. Lula Pendleton and son Tommie, of Okla lloma City, and Mrs. J $. Adamson. of Little Rock, came in Friday of last week and were the guests of the for mer's sisters, Mrs. NJ. A. Finnerty leaving Saturday on an extended visit with relatives in Tennessee, Mississip- pi Alabama and Colorado points.
 MT. Dallas Townsley, an expert pressman and roller manufacturer, of Memphis, came out last Saturday morning to superintend the removal Of the Chronicles cylinder press to their new office in the Calling block. MT. Townsly is an old acquaintance of Col. Landvoigt's, and at their meeting many "reminiscences of the old time print shop days in Memphis were in- dGlyed in
 Memphis negro by the name of Bob Blackmon, came over Saturday evening and attempted to raise a rough house with his wife, who was working on the Bridgforth place south of town. Blackmon was arrested anG tried before Squire Hurley Mon- day morning, answering to two charges. one of Assault and battery, and one for disturbing the peace He drew BIO fine in each case, fines and costs amounting to s37,70,
 NIT. IL F. r. German, of Searcy, came over Sunday and spent that day and Monday in the city, on business connected with the opening of the Planters Bank k Trust Company. NIT German informs Us that he has rented the residence belonging 10 MT | = II Mann and noN occupied by MT l 1 10 make that hiS home We will bv proud to welcome this eStimable family back ta Forrest City.
 SPRAYED From our slaughter 1 pea u9EtG=af town about tNu weeks 1 age, two steers, each about two years old aud weighing about 75o pounds, one dark red and tbr other light red with white Spats. both having horns. Had iast been purchased from Nr N
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