The Forrest City times., 1889-12-14

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 Mrs. Lutie Koonze and Misses Mary Graham and Mary Dixon, of Wynne, are visiting Mrs. W. s. Graham at the Avery,
 | One almost expects to hear the tin | tipnabulations of the ice-cream vendors ! bell, so warm and summer-like is the weather.
 | IL isn't so funny to fool" with our night policeman as some people imag- ined. MT. Dettry will corroborate this assertion.
 "The Marchioness was one of the best representations at the "henN party Thursday night, but she didn't find 1 tarantula.
 The unusually warm weather has caused peachtrce buds to swell. Signal Officer Bard should manage his weather to better advantage. Our town bears q deserted appear ance, nearly all the male portion of the community being in attendance upon federal court at Helena.
 Renew your subscription to TIE TINES. We will give you a better pa per than ever before from now hence, but we must have money.
 Mrs. C, l.. Eggleston left Tuesday evening for Chicago, where she will spend the winter with relatives. We wish her pleasant visit.
 Bald heads are too many when they may be covered with laxuriant growth of hair hy using the best of all re- storers, Halls Hair Remover.
 New books arrive almost every day. We have the largest assortment of nov els ever brought to this city. Call at the News stand and look over them.
 We keep the very best brands of Family Flour, and make no bones" ofseling it at very small margin. Give our brands trial. ]. w. Beck X Co.
 Have you read Ferguson X Bro. 's "ad" in this paper If not, do so at once. and be certain to send them your order when you want jug of the best.
 Geo. W. Cook has plenty af first class brick for sale at his yard in the north part of town. Those contemplating purchasing brick will do well ;o see him.
 Onr stock of Dry Goods and Notious was never more complete than now. The Ladies will be delighted by un ex- amination of our goods. J. ". Beck X Co.
 Christmas Puck. v Inc prettiest and funniest of all periodicals. just received this morning. Get one quick as they are going like the proverbial "hot cakes
 C. l.. Jenkins. of Lee county, called Saturday morning and gave us a sub stantial indication of his appreciation of THE TINES. May his shadow never grow less.
 If our information is correct. there has been some fancy lying done in the sweet case Of Helena this week and more than one charge of perjury can be sustained.
 Hardware, Stoves and Furniture will be found in great variety, and at satisfactory prices, at !. W. Beck X Co, s. It will pay you to look over their stock.
 Rev. ". D. Kelley and family left Monday morning to attend the confer ence of the Methodist church at Searcy. We sincerely hope he will be returned to this charge.
 Letters from Helena state the big damage suit Is progressing slowly, and, as the defense has not yet submitted it's testimony, no opinion can be formed as Co the result.
 | New samples are constantly being received at Russell Graham X Co. $. Leave your measure for handsome Winter Suit with them, and you will get satisfaction.
 l Not,ce-All of the sewing machines which have been at A. Weinberg s sewing machine office will be sold re- | gardless of cost, between the 6,h and i6th of December.
 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 comfortable it.
 Rev. C. A. Grammer, pastor of the Baptist church, arrived last Thursday and will preach Sunday at II a. m. and ?. m. Morning text: For what in tent have you sent for me" | X negro woman was fined fifty dol lars in Squire Coles court Saturday for stealing clothing which had been in- trusted to her as a seamstress. She Vas taken to the farm Monday. Young man, if you have the Itch, or | any skin disease, you can't be too quick in curing it, 80 buy at once box of Hunts cure. Guaranteed to cure. For sale at Hinton's drug store.
 MT. and Mrs. NJ. B. Ums,ed, of Howell, came over last week to visit their sick daughter, Mrs. Virgil Allen. l They returned home Monday morning, Mrs. Allen accompanying them. w. A. Hood, of McDaniel. was n pleasant caller at THE TIMES office yesterday morning. He ordered his paper continued for another year, which shows he desires to keep posted. The supply of Helena tickets was ex- hausted Thursday morning and Station Agent Eggleston was compelled to turn over the passengers bound for that point to the care of the conductor.
 Headaches and backaehes are fore runners of chills and levers. Con- menee useing at once Cheatham's Chill Tonic. Free from poisons and cure guaranteed. For sale at Eiinton'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.
 You can't convince W. F. Horney that advertising doesn't pay. As N re- suit of his card In last week s TIMES he sold a large wholesale bill of toys, fire works and Christmas goods on Monday
 Many have tried to initiate c. c. C.. | Certain Corn Curel. but have failed If your druggist don't keep 1t, send 25 cents in stamps to J, c. Mendenhall < Co.,, Evansville, Ind, They will send it postpaid.
 For cup of good, hot coffee and lunch of pork sausage go to Hasley's Lunch Room, North Washington street, between the butcher and blacksmith shops. IL Is just the place you arc looking for.
 You will never regret having placed a fuli-page advertisement in the County History now being published by us. MT. Adams has spared neither time nor money to make this book complete and valuable.
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