The Forrest City times., 1912-11-01
New Seeded Basins at Neblett's

New Seeded Basins at Neblett's
 Jersey Bull, North Of town, g season. H. W. Lewis.
 Hope Domestic, L. yards for sl, al Swartz Brothers-both stores.
 We now have Sunshine Cakes and Crackers. 4 full supply and fresh line. At Lawrence's Grocery.
 Dr. John Izard, a weli-known medi- co at Haynes. was a business visitor to this city the latter part Of last week.
 Squire F.. Hurley left Monday af- ternoon for Little Rock where he ap- peored before the Federal grand jury 1sa witness in number of St. Fran cjs county whiskey cases.
 Sam Burd, the tailor, wants to do your cleaning, repairing and pressing. First-class work at reasonable prices is his motto. Ladies' work given same careful attention as mems, Give him q trial.
 Scott & Ferguson have just re- ceiyed handsome new fall line of Dry Goods. Dress Goods. Notions, etc, |, and their big line of Ladies and Mems Shoes lIds just arrived. Their line of Misses and Children's Shoes will ar. rive next week. Call and see them.
 For the serious diseases that attack the kidneys, Prickly Ash Bitters is an unfailing remedy Relieves back ache, swelling of the feet and persist ent headache-symptoms which indi- cate kidney trouble. l. T. Sanders, special agent.
 s. l.. Snider of Lafayette, Ind, is spending few days in this county on visit to his friend, Walter Hill, and looking after his landed and farming interests here. The visitor is great believer in the St. Francis valley and the efficacy of the leyees
 Heartburn is symptom Of indiges- tion. To correct the digestive or gans the remedy Is Dr. NJ. A. Sim mons Liver Medicine. The misery disappears ataonce. The bowels op- crate speedily and you feel strong, vigorous and cheerful. Price 9 cts. package. Sold by City Drug Store.
 The up-country man who caught
 
 nubbin, and fish that barks like a dog, is not the whole thing The story in the Scanty Creek News. of the farmer who caught ground hog that could play Madame Sherry on French harp stands first in the list
 It Is our constant aim and effort to furnish our customers and the trade generally with the best and choicest the market affords in Groceries, Fruits. Produce and Vegetables and 1T you want your orders delivered with the least possible delay, call Scott X Ferguson, phone 299.
 CIV Wright, who, with his family, has been spending the past summer at Rogers, Arkansas, in the Ozark mountains, but who has more recent " been visiting relatives and friends at the family's old home iu Springfield, Ills, is here for couple of weeks looking after his crop interest.
 All MiStit Susts now on hand are the cream of the stock of the Royal Tail0rs of Chicago Every Garment Is guaranteed to be hand made, of the best material, and that it will not rip, rayel or run down at the knee. T Cali and inspect my very large stock and prices. sam Burd, the Tailor.
 MT and Mrs Tim Ezell and little son, Nolan, of Memphis, Mr. and Mrs John K Haven and two children. little Miss Temple and John k Jr.. of Nynne, aud Wit am Haven of Augusta. all members Of the family of Cant. and Mrs. C II. Haven. spent sunday ill this ely, guests of the old folks.
 Nr W. N. Webb, one of our in- dustrious young farmer friends from Johnson township, was | visitor to the city Tuesday and informed q Times man that he was now market ing about ten bales of cotton every week Webb said he had hauled about fifty bales 10 the gin thus far this season.
 Mir. and Mrs Chas. Bailes were visiting and shopping in the city Tuesday. Mr, BaileS says that while his cotton crop is opening very slow ly, it will yield much better than he at first expected and he, with mum Der Of other St. Francis valley farmers. is hoping that frost will not come for another two weeks.
 Mr W. r. Jones, of the firm oi l.. B. Jones & Son. Of Madison, re. turned home Tuesday morning from Wlune. Earle and parkin. where he fad spent two or three days buying mussel shells, pearls and siugs The gentleman was joined at Caldwell by Mrs. Jones who had spent several days with relatives at that point.
 Mrs. T. NJ. Moseiey and lovely daughter Miss Virginia Moseley mother and sister of Mrs. Eugene Williams, from West Point, Miss. arrived in the city last Friday morn ing on visit Of two weeks to the family of MT. and Mrs. Eugene Will Hams. The Times ioins ia wishing the ladies most enJoyab!e stay.