The Forrest City times., 1911-10-20
Fresh Oysters and Celery at Palace Market.

1reSn VySterS ana CelerY at Palace Market.
 Mrs. W. H. Alley is at home again after delightful visit with her daugh- ter, Mrs. Leon Brown, and family, in Texas.
 MT. J. NJ. Hall, of Buntyn, suburb of Memphis, came over Wednesday to spend day with his cousins, Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Fogg, returning yesterday.
 Miss Fannie Winfield returned Sun day from Louisville, where she had been spending several days on business, studying the fashions and buying goods.
 MT Frank Sartin and Mir. John Sehorne, of Coalmont, Tennessee, are spending ten days or two weeks here with their aunt, Mrs. Jennie Boyett, and family.
 Quorum Court will convene next Wednesday October 2s, and it is will be present, as there is business of importance.
 We guarantee to give you perfect lit. the latest style and first-class goods, if you will buy your new fall suit of clothes from us. Russell Gra- ham, Alderson Company
 Master Howard Moor. manly son of Hon. Creed T. Moore, Of Colt, has ac- cepted situation as salesman with Ii. R. Neblett, the grocer, and entered upon his duties last week
 
 MT. A. l.. Grady went to Heber, Tuesday to remain ten days to re- cuperate his health which has not been good of late. We hope he will be entirely restored and speedily.
 Gentlemen will find our line of Au- tomoble Gloves and other Gloves, Hats, Hose and Furnishings to be right up to date. Drop in and let us show you. Brandon, Baugh X Go.
 MT. and Mrs Riley Kendrick, were in the city Sunday evening on their way to their home at Widener, after spending a few days in Hot Springs, 1 in attendance upon the State Fair. After an exposure, and when you feel cold coming on, take Foley Honey and Tar Compound. It checks and relieves. Use no substitute. The genuine in a yellow package always.
 It is a well known fact that preach CTS generally are very fond of chicken, and one was seen on the street one night last week at questionable hour with chicken under each arm.
 We have just received new barrel f [ fa. fat of country sorghum molasses, It is fresh, and as fine as it can be made. Try gallon. II. E Neblett, phone 3i.
 Hon and Mrs. W B. Mann, oi Marianna, spent short while he, tween trains with relatives anG friends here Monday. They were en. route to Memphis on business and shopping.
 The many friends of the family H il be glad to learn that Mrs. Chas. E. TarVer, who had been quite ill, is con valescent, and able to be up, but sorry that MT. Taryer seems no better anC is very low.
 Judge E. D. Hatcher returned Sat ulhdN HUH tlOL DDI itlRSs WItIt lH had been spending a brief season anC taking the baths. He is feeling much better and enjoyed the visi1 very much indeed
 Mr Nathan E. Norton left Wed nesday night for Little Rock to tax, charge of this city, and county's ex hibit in the Arkansas on Wheels Train which left the Capital City or It's Eastern trip this morning.
 A flight of mallard ducks, the first of the season, passed over the edge O town yesterday. It set all the sports men to gathering mp their hunting outfits, and in few days ye editors will be dining on roast duck.
 Business in our lines has been tint for four weeks in all departments ex eept advertising. The merchants art losing a splendid opportunity to gel in touch with the people right now A good ad now will do your bushes: i. good for months.
 Mr. F.. c. Old, of the john Sipf Go. has secured the contract for delivering about 10000 wagon loads of gravel fo use at the new steel railroad bridge being erected at Raggio. Work or this bridge and other railroad work or the new road is progressing nicely.
 MT. arlGustafson, the jeweler Nitl NIT. A. D. Boyle, and who had beer sick with typhoid fever in Memphi: for several weeks returned here Tuesday morning, and though hi! color is good and he is feeling vefl we'll otherwise, he is very weak anc short of weight by reason of the lonl siege of sickness. His friends are al very glad to see him up again anC hope he will continue to improve ane soon be able to resume work.