The Forrest City times., 1910-12-16

Fuli llne or ife>H lTditS. nuts anu candies at Neblett's.
 Chickens and Turkeys at Sellers & Scott's Grocery. Phone 299.
 Jack Allen and Grandpa Jim" Taylor, of Colt. were shaking hands with friends about town Tuesday.
 FOR RENT One new five room house with city water and bath room, good stable, buggy house and garden. Apply to T. O. FITZPATRICK.
 The interior of the Presbyterian church Is being besutitied and frightened with new coat of paint. MT. Whitsitt, of Marianns. is in charge of the work.
 MT. and Mrs sam Hall arrived home Monday afternoon from Memphis. Mrs. Hall had spent week in the Bluff City and he went over Sunday to accompany her home
 Miss Stella Doyle and Mrs. George Grill, of Bonnerwood in the St. Fran cis valley, spent the weekend m the city, the former on visit to her family and both to attend the con ference.
 Dr. ]. F. McDougal, our genial D. &, and tailor, has recently purchased what is known as the ''Ligeh Duncan place on Old River, consisting of l96 acres of fine, fertile valley land. for a consideration of 5000
 A lf Goodwin who visited the city Satur- day we note MT. and Mrs. Sam Walk CT, Mrs. Hattie Wilmer. Mir Mark ,Ihigpen, MT. Nick Grimes, NIT. I. Dusek and Mr C. R. Dickert.
 Miss Tommye Stockard, who is teach ing a winter term in the public schools of Monroe county, near Brink ley, was gracious visitor to the home of her parents, Mir. and Mrs ] F Stockard, in this city Saturday
 W. l.. Thompson, representing the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, was a visitor to the city Tuesday working up sub- scriptions for the Sunday Post Dis patch, one Of the most popular Sun day papers that comes to Forrest City.
 Heartburn is a symptom of indiges- tion. Take dose of HERBINE in such cases. The pain disappears in. stantly. The bowels operate speedily. and you feel fine, vigorous and cheer ful. Price 50c. Sold by ! T. San ders
 Mr. and Mrs. John r. Holland and family, of Colt, have recently removed to this city and rented the new resi- dence recently erected in the Russell addition by Commissioner l.. NJ Roy al. The Times extends these good friends cordial welcome to the city.
 Among those from Madison who came over 10 visit friends and enjoy the NJ. F.. Conference services at the court house we note Mrs. W. +. Eppes. Mir George Crippen and son, Sam. and MT. Edward Fully, all of whom were guests of Mrs. Iamize Prewett. Sunday.
 Our good friend George Rumage. who is now engaged in clearing up q large tract of farming land near Quiz ley, was d visitor to the city the lat ter part of last week Tine gentleman reports that he has had an ideal season for his timber and real estate operat ions.
 Il had been troubled by constipa- tion for two years and tried all Of the best physicians in Bristol, Tennessee. and they could do nothing for ne, writes Thomas F.. Williams, Mlddles- hro, Ky. Two packages Of C anberlain's Stomach and Liver laf n q. CTS.
 Me carry . fuii line of seasonable irGst> and produce, fresh and fine and , the best in the market-appleS, ban anas, oranges, lemons, grapes, cran- berries, celery. turnipS, sweet and Irish potatoes, cabbage, dry peas and beans. etc. Also everything good to eat m fresh groceries Phone 34 Neblett
 Frank 3urkart X Go. of the klon- dyke Bakery have d lot of fine Fruit Cakes for sale at correct prices. made in their own shop. and guaranteed to be made of fresh, clean and tirst-class stock in thoroughly workmanlike manner They will also bake this or any other kinds of cake to order and invite your patronage.
 Frank Kirby. d former citizen of this county. but who removed to Ron- do, new town on the NJ. & \. A, in Lee county about two years ago, is here this week and we understand is making all arrangements to return to dear old Forrest City about January L Frank reports his family in good health, but are anxious to get back home
 Mir. I'd Allen. the efficient and popu lar bookkeepet with The ] W. Beck Co., Is back on duty sgain after most distressing illness. NIT. Allen k very much debilitated, but hopes to be in good shape again in time to do justice 10 Christmas dinner to which any oi his numerous friends might feel inclined 10 Invite him Don't