The Forrest City times., 1913-02-28
Olive Relish at Lawrences'.

Fresh Vegetables Saturday at
Neblett's.
Fresh cakes and crackers at The
City Grocery, phone PAS.
Let Dryden make your pictures
| workmanship equal TO the best.
| List your property for sale with
Nathan B. Norton. He knows who
wants to buy.
FOR Rents room cottage, near
Iron Mountain depot. Apply to
Harye Litton.
FOR RENT-Six room residence,
| formerly occupied by Chas. Bernard.
Apply to Becker & Lewis.
l have money to loan on farm lands
at low rate Of interest. Terms to
suit. Thomas P. Foster, Mariana,
Arkansas.
We supply all your table needs for
fresh, sanitary bakery products, on
the shortest possible notice. The
Klondike Bakery.
Mr.. Eldridge Butler and Mr.. Ollie
Sherrod, two well-known citizens of
Madison, we're in the city on business
Tuesday morning.
Mr.. W. L. Lawrence, Of the City
Grocery, was quite indisposed for
several DAYS last week, but is again
on duty, and hustling as usual.
The family that keeps on hand and
uses occasionally the celebrated Prick.
~ Ash Bitters Is always wel.regu-
lated family. j. T. Sanders, Special
Agent.
Prof. r. J. Hubbard, of Palestine,
has our thanks for subscription to the
great Educational Journal. and this
payment of one dollar cash on
account.
Tomatoes, New Potatoes, Bell
Peppers, Radishes, Onions, Lettuce
and Celery-in fact, everything in
fresh vegetables, will be on sale
tomorrow Saturday at Nebletts.
Mr. Henry Calling, who is now
holding down lucrative position in
the Rock Island land office in Little
Rock, spent Sunday very pleasantly
with friends and homefolk in this
city.
LOST-A Cushion Seated Saddle,
on Saturday night Lost between
Forrest City and Traps Dairy. Has
steel horn-nickleplated. Liberal re-
ward for return TO S. j. Porter, at
Brandon Il Baugh's Forrest City. Ark.
Mr.. Peterson Jackson, of Sand
Ridge, che OF the most progressive
and enterprising farmers in the st.
Francis Valley passed through the
city "Wednesday en- route to Memphis
to purchase supplies for his panta.
ton.
The newly elected prosecuting at
torney of the First Judicial Circuit.
Hon. j. \. Rachels who now resides
in Scarcy, has rented a residence ia
Helena, and will shortly remove TO
the latter city with his family, where
they will take up their permanent
home.
Squire }. II. Cayanaugh, of Good.
win township, was business visitor
in the city Tuesday. The gentleman
came over to pay taxes and turn over
some papers TO the circuit clerk. and.
while here, dropped into The Times
| office to renew his subscription to
this paper Thank you.
Circuit Clerk r. W. Payne went
over to Palestine Monday afternoon
for an Interview with Representative
:. +. Sulcer with reference to a bill
that has been proposed that provides
| for a division OF the First Judicial
I fNi-f ri OF NJ Ia
| posed TO cutting the First district uu
into two districts.
Req sentative S F. Sulcer came
do"n rom Little Rock on SATURDAY
e>eni. and spent Sunday with
fr!en", and hOmefoIks at Palestine.
/ Our -islator is reported to be en-
! l0yiuk ne best Of health and is in the
oeel OF pirits. We believe he is try-
ing TO serve his constituency faith.
| fully and conscientiously
Just as we were going to press last
week, We received the news that Mr..
ana Mrs. Geo Darlington, of Madi-
son, are rejoicing over the arrival of a
tne 10 pound boy at their happy
! home, on February -. They have
named the youngster Eugene Rolfe.
after our popular County Judge We
Ofier congratulations and best wishes.
Rev. and Mrs W NJ. Farley re-
turned Tuesday evening to their
home in Fayetteville, y. c., after a
very pleasant visit Of several DAYS
with the latter's mother. Mrs. l..
Rollwage, and other relatives and
friends in this city, all of whom were