The Forrest City times., 1888-01-28

A correspondent wishes to know why poultry and dog saows al e so often held the.same time and un- l der the same roof It is for the pur- pose of protecting tLe poultry. There are many iocaliues-ou'sido of Chicago, of course-where there would be nothing Jeff Of chicken show the morning of the second day were il not for the restraining presence of the dogs during the silent watchcs of ihe first night.
 A most extensive line of new and beautiful coosing, and Heating Stoves, Tinware. etc has just been received at E. M. Harpers store. As he makes sTecialties of these goods, he is prepared 10 sell them at marvellous low prices. Every thIng has been marked dnwn to the lowest Notch He invites the pubic 10 call and examine his goods. and he convinced he will sell them at rock bottom figures.
 CLOSING Our AT CosTl-As I have concluded 10 go out of business, l offer my EntIre Stock of Groceries, Hardware, Queensware and stock of General Merchandise. at Cost and Carriage, until every article ID my weil-stocked store is disposed of. 1 mean business, and now is your time. Come one and all. Auction every Saturday Thank ing all of my friends for their past liberal patronage, remain,
 T. w. YERzLEY. James Brown of yohnsun town ship. was in the city Thursday He reports quite number of horses and cattle killed by break ing through the ice on Bear and Horse Shoe Lake and drowning, J. E.. Eldridge lost three head of horses, c. N. Bynum lost five head of cattle; Widow May lost one young mule: "Bslly" Robinson lost one fine mare; and several others parties have also suffered i by loss in tho same manner.
 Keeping Himself Before the Public.-"No," said young man to the theater tick et-sell Ter, II don't want an end seat; I want one in the middle of the row. l usually go out two or three times during the performance, and half the pleasure get at the theater is in the sensation l make in passing in and out, you know. If fellow had an end seat. he might go out and come in a dozen times and nobody would notice him. So no end seat for me. ."--N. Y. Ledger.
 "You have a fine large fam fly of children" sand the visitor. 70, yes" spghed the Texan, ,wearily, '.house is full ofem. Can't go in any direction 'thout steppin' on a young un. Always in the way Drat' emt" II should think" pursued the visitor, you would be afraid some of these feroeious- looking dogs would bite the little darlings." "Dogs!' exclaimed the father, brightenlng up. Amt they beauiies? I've got $50 that says ther hain't 'leven finer hounds in all Texa.P"
 | Shoes! Well, we should say so. ! Russell, Graham X Go. have the largest and most elegant stock ct all kinds, sizes and styles of Gents and Ladies', Misses and Chlldren's s Fine Shoes ot any house in town. | They have shoes made over all sizes and styles of lasts, which en- ables them to give you perfect 1 it. No matter how hard it has been in the past to get your shoes to fit you, Russell, Graham & Go. have come to the rescue, and they guarantee best goods at lowest prices. Give them a call before purchasing elsewhere.
 The champion walking man of the world says the use of Penn bertons Wine Coca prevents fatigue and enables him to keep gong, Penn bertons Wine Coca is beco ming more celebrated than any other remedy for nervous affections. It has proven invaluable in debility, nervousness dyspepsia, opium hab- it's, shattered nerves, female in- fermities, etc. It improves the appetite; enriches the blood, rein vigorates every organ and faculty; Tls prescribed by the Physicians sold by II. Evans X Co.,, Beware of imita ions. Get History Coca Plant.
 Tho large store of Mesrss. V. B. Izard X Go. is filled from center to circumference with as elegant a line of Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Ladies and Misses Hats, Boanets and Millinery, Gents and Boys Hats and Caps, Notions, Boots and Shoes, all sizes ana kinds, Fresh Groceries and, in fact, everything imaginable which is kept in any first-class general merchandise establishment as any purchaser could desire 10 select from. Elegant new goods are ar irving almost daily, and they pur- pose to sell at prices that defy competition. The public generally IS invited to call and examine their goods before purchasing.
 There is no one placed Tn a more responsible position than Drug gist. He must be competent to judge Of the purity of Drugs and Chemicals, as the lives of hIs patrons greatly depend upon the prescriptions prepared or the Drugs sold by him Knowing