The Forrest City times., 1889-12-21


 which was solemnixed Thursday night
 We keep the very best brands o
 Family Flour, and make no bones of selling it at very small margin. Give our brands trial. !. w. Beck < Co
 Oar stock of Dry Goods and NotIous was never more complete than now The Ladies will be delighted by an ey- summation of our goods. J. W. Beck & Co.
 Halls Hair Remover is free from al- cohol and dyes that injure the skin. It is scientifically prepared, and will re- store gray hair to it's original color and : vigor.
 | Next Tuesday night Santa Claus will visit Forrest City in great splendor. We hope all the boys and girls will find , their stockings well filled Christmas morning.
 \. Hardware, Stoves and Furniture will be found in great variety, and at satisfactory prices, at J. w. Beck & Co.'S. It will pay you to look over their stock.
 Lee Daugherty, of Madison, was a caller at TIE TINES office Thursday. He had just returned from trip to Memphis and reports business ill the bluff Clty uuli.
 New samples are constantly being received at Russell, Graham & Co. &. Leave your measure for handsome Winter Suit with them, and you will get satisfaction.
 The most convneient, valuable and unique business table or calender, for 1890, is the Columbia Bicycle Calender and Stand, issued by the Pope Mfg. Co.,, of Boston. Mass.
 Tue entertainment at the opera house Tuesday night, December 31, is for the benefit of the Methodist church. It will be worthy of your patronage, Don't fail to attend.
 THE TIMES and the Detroit Free Press one year and complete set of Dickens novels, in a neat paper bind. ing, all for S2.75. Grab this quick. it may not appear again.
 The latest Styles, as well as the best Material in Hats and Caps, at prices that cannot be beaten, at the Mammoth Store-house of J. W. Beck X Co. Call and get a comfortable fit.
 Peter Doyle, Forrest City's expert marble cutter, shipped handsome monument to Mcdaniel this week, to mark the last resting place of Mrs. A D. Mcdaniel, lately deceased. 1 ! The service of song at the Methodist church Sunday afternoon was greatly enjoyed by all who attended. The talk made by MT. Lowry, of Little Book, was especially interesting. Young man, if you have the Itch. or any skin disease. you can't be too quick in curing it, So buy at once box of | Q t, For sale at Hinton's drug store. Headaches and backaches are fore runners of chills and levers. Com mence useing at once Cheathams Chill Tonic. Free from poisons and cure guaranteed. For sale at Hinton's.
 Pork Sausage in links and bulk; Weinerwurst, Bologna, Head Cheese, Fresh Meats. Vegetables, and every thing in our line to-day. and always, at Grobmyer X Blessings Meat Market.
 The Minutes of the Mt. Vernon Bap- | tist association have been printed Ut this office, and are now being delivered. It is neat 24-page book, and, we think q credit to us. We can print anything. A large number of subscriptions to TIE TIMES expired December 18th Unless otherwise ordered the paper will be continued to these subscribers, and We hope to have the money paid prompt ly.
 Many have tried to initiate C. c. C. Certain Corn Cure). but have failed. If your druggist don't keep 1t, send a5 cents in stamps to J. c. MendeDhall X Co.,, Evansville, Ind. They will send 1t postpaid.
 The Priddy House, ]. II, Priidy, Prop, G5 Union street, Memphis, is a most desirable hostelry, to those who are in that city for a few days and de sire good fare Ut lowest rates. Give him trial.
 You will never regret having placed Il full-page advertisement ln the County History now being published by us. Mir. Adams has spared neither time nor money to make this book complete and valuable.
 You will be compelled to buy an outfit of Winter Clothing. Times are hard. but !. w. Beck X Co. have an immense stock that they propose to sell at prices to suit your pocket-book. Call and see them.
 | Mrs. c. A. Grammer arrived We'd nesday morning and the family are now snngly ensconced in the Baptist parsonage. Everybody is glad to have Brother Grammei and his excellent wife with us once more. There are still left few young peo- | pie hesitating upon the brink of matri- mony, but, if all reports are reliable, there will soon be an almost entire wipsng out of bachelors and ba9helettes. May the good work go on.
 The shipments of cotton from this station up to last "Wednesday evening amounted to 4s5T bales. Of this num- Der the Iron Mountain road handled l4sl bales and the Little Rock and Memphis road 3ST6 bales. l The ladies will find our line of Dry Goods. Dress Goods. Notions, Hosiery, etc. complete in every department, and we invite them to call and see our Goods and learn our prices. We can please you. Russell, Graham X Co.
 Joseph A. Hamilton, druggist, Hmm boldt. Tenn. writes. !" Certain Chill Cure is as good as want. have used It in my family with good results. 1t Is palatahle for children, reliable anti periodic and splendid preventive.
 The vola House at Haynes. Mrs. B. F. Hood, proprietress, has just engaged the services of n iirst-clalss English cook The travelling public will find this pop ular hotel better than ever prepared to give entire satisfaction. lD-S-2m. Messrs. Russell. Graham < Co. have full line of handsome carts and beautiful harness. They will sell you a fine cart and hobby set of harness fer the samall sum of s22.50. Such bargains are not often offered. Gall early.
 Claude H. Vann, formerly proprietor of the Forrest City Register. has ac- cepted \ position with the Little Rock ] Press Printing company and will enter upon the discharge If duties on Jan. uary l, travelling in ths interests of the