The Forrest City times., 1912-07-26
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john Deere & Cos Walking and Riding Cultivators at Klotz's Hard ware.
 Mrs. $. r. Mcdaniel went down 10 Bonair Tuesday to visit relatives and friends. '' 07 "''
 MT. W. A. Johnston, Of Marianna. was business visitor in the city Just Received-Fresh line of finest Chocolate Candies, at Lawrence's s Grocery.
 MT. Frank Dyal, Of Goodwin. was h the city the first of the week on business.
 Concrete Work k scheaper than ever. See (. C. Weier. and let him figure with you.
 Attorney George A. Harst was a business visitor in Mariana Monday afternoon.
 Capt T C. Meruin and family spent Thursday fishing at the Cres- cent Club.
 Spalding's 's Official Tennis Guides for l9l2-just out and on sale at The Newsstand.
 Shaker Bread better than moth CT 9sed 10 make fresh daily at Scott X Ferguson
 Mr. Steve Be9ereTax. Of near New Castle Aas business visitor in town Wednesday.
 Nr and Mrs Frank SNartz spent iast Friday in Memphis on a business aEd pleasure trip.
 Ne are stiH selling sI quality White foiie at DC per yard The i Nafshagsky Store.
 FOR SALE-Two-year-aId register ed Collie bitch, worth S50 will sell for SI9. Tom c O'Brien,
 Linen Dusters and Trayeling Coats al great reduction in paice. The arshasyky Store.
 Mir c. Estes is now nHing the po- Sition of second trick operator at the Rock Island station
 NIT S B. Conrad spent Monday in Helena on business for the Western Union Telegraph Go. l Dr C. S. Aldrich went over to a point north of Wheatley Sunday on professional business.
 Hundreds of bargains in table and kitcent ware. al 5c, Joe and 25c Neblett The Grocer.
 Mrs. Claude Cowden was quite i'll several days this week, but is some better at this writing.
 Fresh Vegetables three times a week Tuesday, Thursday and Satur- day LaWrence's Grocery.
 NIT. Harvey Robinson, of Lakeside, was in the city Tuesday on business and mingling with friends.
 MT. Tom Green, of Round Pond, was in the city Thursday on business and mingling with friends
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 Boys full peg top knickerbocker pants. sizes up to F years. Russell Graham lderson Company.
 We now have Sunshine Cakes and Crackers. A full supply and a fresh line. At Lawrence's Grocery.
 Messrs J. F. Boggs and Paul Wiburn, of Memphis arrived last week and are guests of MT. T. ]. Brown. ] MT. Lee Horton of New Castle spent Wednesday night and Thurs day in the city with relatives.
 Mir. F. NJ. Rhea, of the Forrest City Steam Laundry, spent Saturday night and Sunday in Memphis.
 MT. Ed Wolff, (Bish) acted as mar shal Wednesday during the absence of Chief Davis on fishing trip.
 We are receiving another car of "White Crest" Flour, every sack guaranteed. Scott X Ferguson.
 WANTED-To buy old brass, cop per. lead and rubber. Highest prices paid. See me at Ben Colds store.
 Ladies Shoes for Spring wear complete new line now on display al Fussell-Graham-A lderson Company
 Mrs. Sam II. Haynes, of Memphis, is a guest this week of her aunt, MfS. ]. R. Norfeet and Mrs. r. r. Boggan'
 We are going out Of the dry goods business. Prices cut 10 rock bottom figures to close out. Il. k. Neblett'
 Mr. Clem Summers of west of the IiAnguille," " was in the city Tuesday and was caller at The Times office
 MT. Lex Graves. the motion picture man. of Helena, was in the city we'd nesday morning, enroute to Memphis. Misses Annie May and Louise De lano returned Thursday morning from Marianna, where they had beer spending week very pleasantly witl their brother, MT. Roscoe Delato ano