The Forrest City times., 1889-12-28

Rev. K. G. Britton, of Vanndale came down Thursday and was the gues of Rev. w. D. Kelley.
 F. T. Raiford. of Byhalia, Miss, spen the holidays with his brother-in.)aw G. N. Laughinghouse.
 A. N. Nash leaves tomorrow for [ two weeks' visit North. He will go q! far as Lakc Michigan.
 M. W. Prewett and wife, of Helena are visiting the formers father, F. NJ Prewett, of this place.
 Mrs. T. w. May, of Cherry Valley was in the city Sunday, visiting hel mother, Mrs. Jackson.
 W. F. Evans found something very attractive at the Cut-Off and spen, Christmas down there.
 Mir. Thomas Douglass, wife and two daughters, of Germantown Tenn, are guests of D. B. Hatcher. The young men who gave the ball at the Avery will please accept the thanks of TIE TIMES for favors.
 Mrs. W. c. Weaver made her usual l friendly visit in the city Saturday She is very pleasant lady. Mrs. Blanche Biscoe. of Helena, is spending the holidays with her father F. M. Prewett, of this place. Rev. T. J. Horne will preach at the Presbyterian church in this place on the | third Sunday of each month. j. A. Giles left Saturday to spend the holidays with relatives and friends in York county, South Carolina. Parties in search of good goods. at low prices, will look to their interest by buying of J. w. Beck X Co.
 Mir. Perry and son and Mrs. Avery of New Haven. Conn, are visiting the family of Capt. c. l.. Knight.
 If vou want pair of Boots, to stand in water and keep your feet dry, go to Hatcher's, who keeps the best There will be services at all the churches tomorrow. Full congrega- tions should greet the pastors. Go to Hatchers for all goods YOU need To eat and wear-for all Hardware. Tinware, Saddlery and Harness. G. II. Johnson renewed his friendly relations with the town people Satur. day. He gave us pleasant call. Russell, Graham X Co. have a car load of Galvanized Bm bed Wire. which they are offering cheap for cash. The sidewalks on North Washington street are in an awful condition. They should be repaired and extended. All kinds of Bedsteads, ranging in price from sl.50 up, at Russell, Graham X Co.'S. Call and examine them.
 Miss Lade Tarpley. of La Grange, is spending the holidays in the city, the guest of the family of 0. A. Ezell.
 Mrs. $. A. Greenfield, of Woodruff county. is spending the holidays with her daughter, Mrs. o. E. Rollwage.
 Ladies Readymade
 DRESSES AND UNDERWEAR.
 at Becker X Lewis.
 Don't fail to attend the entertain- ment at the operahouse Tuesday night. It IS for the benefit of the Nj. E. church.
 Miss Josie Smale, of Brinkley, has been in the city this week visiting friends. We acknowledge pleasant call.
 F. F. Todd. an enthusiastic admirer or IHK TIMEs, gave us pleasant visit Saturday. We appreciate his friend- ship.
 Col. Paul NJ. Cobbs. of Little Rock our efficient state land commissioner spent Christmas with his family in this city.
 Prof. and Mrs. J. W. Stuart, of Buckner, are spending the holidays with relatives and friends ill Forrest City.
 Call and examine our stock of dress goods and trimmings. New novelties are being received daily. J. W. Beck X Co.
 A, II. Horne, of Helena, and his sis ter, Miss Jennie Lou, of Byhalia. Miss. were the guest Of Dr. J. E. Stone this week.
 Prof. C. +. Scott had one of his ears severely burned by the premature ex- plosion of roman candle Christmas night.
 Our esteemed friend. Squire O. E Doris, of Johnson township, was among the genial visitors in town Sat urday.
 All the business houses closed We'd nesday, in order that the clerks might enjoy Christmas. And they enjoyed it hugely.
 ]. A. Whittendon, very clever and substantial citizen of this county, was an agreeable visitor 1t our sanctum Saturday.
 The young people have issued hand some invitations to their frolics this week. The printing was executed at this office.
 Mir. and Mrs. ]. l.. Cook and Miss Ida Benson, of Little Rock, were the guests of Miss Anna Lee Cobbs during the holidays.
 NJ. Y. Hancock, wife and children, of Memphis, came over Wednesday night and were the guests of Capt. II. W. Winthrop.
 Groceries and General Merchandise Of every description always on hand at Russell, Graham X Co. $ and prices to suit the times.
 Graham X O., who keep the largest stock in town, and they will please you on prices.
 Gents. youths and children s CLOTH ING made specially. Examine our stock and save money thereby. l.. Rollwage X Co.
 Its only 2 question of time," and u snort time, too. us to when your rheumatism will yield to Hoods Sars- pari.la. Try it.
 Don't let your stock suffer for water, when you can get D. G. Cook X Co. to drive you we'll for one dollar per foot. and warrant it.
 Rev. Mir. Lowery, of Little Rock, preached at the Methodist church Sun day morning aud held a service of song in the afternoon.
 Next Wednesday will be the day for good resolutions. Among the first, re- solve to pay for TnE TIMES or " break trace"
 J. B. 1nman, of Memphis, civil engi- neer of the Illinois Central railroad, is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Love II. Brown, in this city.