The Forrest City times., 1889-12-28
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 Encourage every enterprise.
 Suppress the resonant anvil.
 Everybody had fun Christmas.
 Rosser street needs a sidewalk.
 Trade with l.. RoLLwAeE X Co.
 The schools will reopen Monday.
 Suppress the festive tire-cracker.
 The Christmas tree was success.
 C. H. Vann was in the city Monday Let's have the oil mill, by all means Suppress the mischievous roman can de. Try io make some one happy Christ | mas.
 c. II. Sanders is visiting at Lebanon Tenn. Tom Carr is employed at II. B. Gwyr & Co., Turn out to the entertainment Tues. day night. Harper's Weekly just received al this office.
 William Stone, of Colt, was in the city Sunday.
 Operahouse Tuesday night, Decem. Der 3l. Go
 James Smith, of Brinkley, was in the city Monday.
 Henry Davis, of Memphis, was in the city Thursday.
 Dr. J. L. Hare, of Vanndale. was in the city Monday.
 There are a great many visitors in the city this week.
 The Scientific American is on sale at the News Stand
 Earl & Wilson collars and cuffs at J. W. Beck X Co.'S.
 Dr. Stones new livery stable is a handsome strl cture.
 Next Wednesday will be good day fr good resolutions.
 We should like to receive a few more orders for job printing.
 "Sweetbriar in Town" is the title of a new book just received.
 Try the Studebaker Wagon. l.. Roll wage X Co.,, sole Agents.
 Tax collecting begins Monday, Janu- ary Is, 1890, at Wheatley.
 The private schools of our city have had vacation this week.
 J. K. Pirtle is spending Christmas at his old home in Tennessee.
 Several parties have been enjoyed by the young people this week.
 s. F. King, of Indianapolis, Ind. :, is visiting Capt. C. l.. Knight.
 Buy Hamilton Brown Boors and SHOES at l.. Rollwage X Co.'s.
 Our planters should organize against the cotton worms next season.
 II. r. German, Notary Public and Insurance Agent, at the Bank.
 The noise-loving small boy ought to be satisfied for a year, at least.
 If you want q nice Wool Buggy Rug, for winter use, go to Hatcher's.
 Rev. T. J. Horne will preach at the Presbyterian church tomorrow.
 o. N. Killough. of Vanndale, at tended the ball Christmas night.
 So far, this has been the mildest winter ever known in Arkansas.
 Buy your SCHOOL Books and STA TIoNERY at l.. Rollwage X Co., 's.
 The holidays have brought smiles to all faces ill spite of hard times.n
 For good pair of Boots or Shoes, at low prices, go to J. w. Beck X Co.
 The new bell has been placed in the cupalo of the Presbyterian church.
 If you want Il fine Silk Umbrella. T. A. Hatcher s is the place to find it.
 Mrs. Rolfe Eldridgs was a guest of Mrs. T. A. Hatcher Christmas day.
 Attend the benefit at the opera house Tuesday night, December Sl.
 The thermometer stood at 76 and 7so in the shade several days last week.
 Misses Katie lzard and Pearl May made us delightful visit Saturday.
 Warranted full-stock Mems Boots, at S2.o0 per pair, at l.. Rollwage X Co. s. Mrs. Virgil Allen spent Christmas with her fathers family at Brinkley
 II. Evans X Co. have the largest as sorment of Pipes in town. All prices
 New York Fashion Bazaar, for Janu- ary, just received Ut the News Stand.
 For Gents Scarfs. Muflers, inc Silk uandkerchiefs, no place like Hatcher $.
 Miss Rosa l.anier returned Monday from visit with relatives at Wynne.
 For a complete list of Clothing and low prices, call at J w. Beck X Co. s. Dr. and Mrs F. Van Patten attended family reunion at Vanndale Wednes- day.
 Master Willie McKie, of Vanndale. is visiting Master Paris German in this city.
 Virgil Owen who was confined to his room lust week by sickness is again on duty.
 The boys had lots of fun Christmas, judging by the amount of noise they made.
 Call at Russell, Graham X Co. s for School Books. All books at lowest prices.
 Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly. for January, Is now on sale at the News Stand.
 Anything you wish in the book. mag azine or newspaper line at the News stand.
 Prof. W. II. Hicks. of Haynes, was in town Monday and gave us a pleas ant call.
 Mrs. J. II. Snyder, of Jonesboro. spent the holidays with the family of D. B. Hatcher.
 Pure and fresh Drugs at Evans X Co.'S. Prescriptions carefully com pounded.
 Illustrations will bc inserted in the History at actual cost. Don't fail to have one.
 Miss Hattie Slaughter, of Marianna, is visiting the family of Hon. George F. Taylor.
 Ben IIurI and "The Fair God, i" ele- gantly bound, price Sl.50 each, at this Bookstore.
 Mrs. Nj. Lipps and Mir. Hester, of Wynne. visited Mrs. C. A. Harris on