The Forrest City times., 1888-10-13
PERSONAL.
T. l. Nail is in tho city.

T. l. Nail is in the city.
 Mrs. Lena Sneed has returned from How ell.
 J. M. Daggeti, of Marianna, was in town Sunday.
 c. II. PeebIcs, of Marianna was in the city Sunday.
 Our friend. Ed. Robson, spent Sunday in the city.
 J. J. Sampson and daughter were in the city Tuesday.
 James M. Stewart is confined 10 hIs room with fever.
 Dr. D. II Stayton, of Palestine was in the city the first ofthc week
 F.. M. Harper is on the sick list. He has been unwell several weeks.
 T. II. Parham has Il New Corn Mill in good trim and grinds every day. fl
 J. J. Evans returned from a visit 10 St. Louis, Mo, and Springfield Illinois, Tuesday.
 Mrs. Ed Roleson, of Memphis, is visiting in the city, the guest of Mrs N. w. Norton.
 Ms. R. J. Williams and children have returned from . pleasant visit at Somcryille. Tenn.
 s. P. Mcdaniel was m to see us Tuesday. He has been on the sick list several days.
 l.. Rollwagc 6 Co deserve well the reputation they have as n CHEAP CASH HOUSE.
 Mrs. Florence Gum, of Brinkley, has tino baby at her house. We congratulate the happy parents.
 Mrs. Eula Hankins, of Little Rock, IS in the city the guest of relatives and numerous friends.
 c. B. Scott, who has been teach ing school in LAnguiIlc township is m town. Ills school closed Fri. day.
 J. !. Horntr, Jas A. Tappar, C. l.. Moore, Jr., and J. c. Tappan, of Helena, were in tho city the first of the week.
 Stewart& Reho have opened tbe,r oyster parIor md are fully pre- pared 10 furnish their customers the best at the lowest figures.
 Bailey Connelley, who has been spending several weeks at Waver- iy Tenn, has returned, and was in the city several days this week.
 Do not forget that l.. RoIlwage & Co arc the recognized leaders in Boots and Shoes--every pair war. ranted to give perfect satisfaction.
 Mrs. Maude Brandon, of P ulaski, Tenn, who has been visiting Misses Lillian and Annie Pettns. of this "ity, returned home Thursday of last week.
 II. f. Roleson, a "rlsing young lawyer of this city, took the honors at Clarendon last week where he was prac,ielng in the circuit court.
 J. W. Beck and family left for Hot Springs Sunday. Mr. B. re- turned Tuesday. Mrs. Beck and children will spend some time there in hopes of rogaining health
 E. N. Roleson, representing the Jonesboro Building Association was in the city Saturday and gave us a pleasant call. MT. R. has re- gently been admitted 10 the bar of Arkansas. Success to him.
 A. Nj. McCormac, of Byhalia, Miss, has accepted n position as salesman with J. l.. Brandon. He comes highly recommended and will no doubt make many friends here. THE TIMES gives him wei come.
 G. w. Kirby has just received a car load of fine stoves. H. handles the celebrated Active, Grand Dntchcss, and Charter Oak cook ing stoves ranging in price from So to $40, and beautiful line of heating stoves from S6 to SIG. Give him a call.
 Robt Carlton, representing the North Arkansas Music house, is in the cIty. He makes a speciality of piano tuning. and having examined his work, 1nE TIMES has no hesi- taney in recommending him to those who desire to have instru- ments tuned. He has given entire satisfaction, and will so guarantee.
 J. l.. Brandon has received his fall and Winter stock. It cons,sts of all the latest novelties in Dry Goods, Clothlng. Boots, Shoes, Hats. Caps, Gents Furnishing Goods, Furniture, Stoves Harness, and in fact, everything usually kopt in first-class General Mer- cha ndise store As heretofore, he invites an inspection of his goods. Give him call and be convinced his stock is inferior to none, and his prices as low as tho lowest.
 For Rent.
 The residence of Mrs. E. Hooker