The Forrest City times., 1889-12-21

D lee his furniture before purchasing
 an outfit. From his store you can fur.
 nish your establishment from kitchen
 10 paslor at prices that will ast0nish you.
 THE TIMES has been unfortunate
 lately in the way of securing printers.
 We have had a strike, walk-out, a quit, drunk (the printer) and the court has had us and our foreman.
 Under all these trying circumstances the "Old Reliable" makes her appear ance as usual.
 A good general merchandising busi- ness in small town, we'll established and enjoying good trade, for sale to the right party. The purchaser will be able to secure the post-ofiice and rail- road and express agency. For further particulars address, E. l.. VADAKIN, Forrest City, Ark.
 When you are sick you want to get well. don't youg Then try CUBAN CHILL TONIC. It cures ChiIls and Fevers of every type, from tue shaking agues of the North and West. to the raging levers of the torrid climate. It is the same, health restoring, medicine sold and guaranteed by c. F. Hinton.
 Little spells of fever, little chills so
 bland,
 Makes the mighty graveyard and the
 angel band.
 A little of Cheatham's Chill Tonic,
 taken now and then,
 Makes the handsome women and the
 healthy men. For sale at Ilinton's.
 Patrons of TIE TINES who have any cause for complaint, in not getting their job work promptly, will bear with us, we think, when they know that our printer got crazy. periodically, and we were absent. We now have sober. reliable force of printers, never before equalled in Forrest City. Send in your orders.
 Peter Miers. an expert machinest employed with w. II. McDaniel at Bo- nair, and one of TIE TIMEs's solid friends, was in the city Sunday morn- ing and gave us a pleasant call. We are glad to know he will remain in his present position next year, as we need trst-class workmen like Peter" in Eastern Arkansas.
 Our store-room, cellars and upstairs are now crowded with the most com plete stock of General Merchandise ever brought to Forrest City. We have hundreds of articles. too numerous to fact, almost any article you may desire. Come, take look around, and, if you don't see what you want, ask for it. J. W. Beck X Co.
 "The National Democrat npublishad at Washington, D. C., is one of the very best newspapers in the United States. It gives considerable space to all questions of political economy and of national importance. Every citizen who wishes to inform himself thor oughly in national politics should get the Democrat. Price, $l.50 per an- mum, of us.
 Owing to the extreme falling of in business we find that. in order to meet our debts, it will be necessary for those who are owing us on subscription and otherwise to call and settle at once. The subscription price of the paper is but triile of money to you, but one or two hundred, if paid, would enable us to meet our obligations and avoid embarrassment. Will you come to our assistance?
 Goodbar X Co.,, of Memphis. sell boot $ and shoes to merchants only. They handle no shoddy goods and guarantee every invoice to be as represented Citizens contemplating purchasing boots and shoes should ask their mer- chant for Goodhar X Co.'S goods. Merchants will iind IL to their interest to handle goods from this Old Reliable establishment. Prices are remarkable for lowness.
 Louis Smith tcoloredl. who lived on T. A. lIatchers place nortl, of town, was tried before Squire Cole on Thurs day for stealing cotton. The evidence against him Wa, conclusive and a fine of Sa00 and costs was imposed He im- pliented Monroe Lucas teoloredl as the purchaser of the stolen property. but the evidence was of such nature as tn the court of his innocence and he WAS released.
 N. B. Nelson. of Mason, Tenn, and Mrs. Matte Williams. of this place. were married on Thursday evening at l0o'clock at the residence oi Capt. J. w. Dennis, Rev. G. A. Grammer otlieia- ting. The marriage was quite sur prise to the brides many friends, who were kept in ignorunce uf the arrange ment until after the connubiai knot had been tied. We wish the newly Wedded couple all the happiness imaginable.
 Of course the times are hard and most of us cannot afford to spend great deal of money in the purchase of an outfit of winter clothing. We can give you pointer: To make your cash serve the best purpose caii at J. l.. Brandon's and get his prices on gent 's and furnishing goods. He carries splend line and sells cheap for cash. You will be surprised at the low figures at which he is selling goods.
 c. II. IIavens desires to inform the public that he has withdrawn from the firm known as Pope X Ravens, and is again doing business at his old stand. in the northwest part of town. He IS prepared to do ginning and grinding in the very best manner, and at the lowest prices, and invites his old-time GUS toners especially, and the public gen erally, to give him share of their pa tronage. He has saw-mill in connec- ton. and will deliver lumber at lowest living rates. Give him call.
 Charley Jones, who was arrested at this place last summer for passing counterfeit nickels on Conductor Nc Donald and tho newsbutcher on the Little Rock and Memphis train, and in whose possession two dies for making counterfeit money and lot of spurious coin were found, was acquitted in the federal court at Helena Thursday.
 He claimed the articles were given him by an unknown man aud the jury, talk ing his ignorance into consideration, returned verdict of not guilty.
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