The Forrest City times., 1890-12-13
Frank Harris has been acting as

Frank Harris has been acting as deputy marshal several days this week,
 The Georgia Minstrels are coming. They are billed to play Forrest City on the night of the 10th.
 Mrs. F.. NJ. Harper. of Pine Bluff, has been in the city several days this week on business, and visiting friends.
 Mrs. Upshaw, of Gainesville, Texas, passed through the city Monday, en- route to Marianna, on visit to rela- tives and friends.
 H. Nj. Gore, of Palestine, was in the city Monday, on business, and gave us d call, He will please accept our thanks for fAvors.
 Joe White, of Wynne, formerly yitL Brown & Reho. WAS in town Thurs day on business and shaking hands with many friends.
 Miss Sudie Shirley, of Haynes. was
 the city this week shopping, and visiting friends. She was the guest of Mrs Kate Rodgers
 Miss Dora Farmer, of the Cut Off camel up Sunday and vii! spend several weeks in town the guest of Mrs. t. Duncan and other friends.
 A new bridge across the ditch on Washington and south Front street is being put in this week, and is a much needed improvement. Frank Scott spent Sunday in town with parents and friends He is as jolly and clever as usual and brought sunshine to the faces of all who met him.
 Mrs ls. X. Cherry. of Gainesville, l Texas, arrived in the city Monday, and will spend Christmas with parent | and other relatives, and numerous i friends.
 ]. H. Barnett, who has been teach l ing in Tennessee. came home on Il visit, Monday. He will remain in- delinitely, and las many friends who are glad to see him.
 NJ. A. Douglas. the horse dealer. is l in the city with a lot oI fine horses. l He k well known here as this place is one regularly visited by him when he l has first class stock to trade.
 Christmas Books The newsstand l has Kate Greenwal B book of games for children, aud many other nict good books suitable for Christmas presents. Call and sec GuI stQeh. That most elterpisihg iirm-L 1 RollWage x Co-have a mammoth stock. tastefnlly arranged, and, We ar, 1 informed, are selling at lowest p.tssi- ble figures, defyiug competitor, which accounts sor their unparalleled sue ! cess.
 The Kentucky Minstrels played a very poor performance toa very fair sized audience Tuesday night, and l the consequence was that seats could not be given away for Il second per formance, aid Il was indefinitely l postponed.
 WANTEn. A live. energetic person to engage in the Sewing Machine busi- ness, \ good position for right party. For furlLer particulars see ]. l.. THOMPSON,
 tNog in Torres, Ciiy) Travelling Agent for the Singer Manufacturing Company. d6tf.
 Success treads on the heels of every right effort; hence, if you will furnish J. N. Beck X Go. an apor.nnity to show ypn through their immense stock of fail and winter clothing, the acme ot success will sure be reached in the matter of perfect fiji, genuine goods and lowest prices, and you need seek no further.
 TIE TIMES and either the National Democrat, the Memphis Appeal Ava lanche, or the Memphis Commercial oy the Arkansas Gazette or the Alkan- sas Democrat, weekly. from now un- tll January lst, 1892. for S2. This of, fer will be withdrawn January lst. lsal Two first class papers every week for S2 Think Of it, and send in subscriptions at once.
 Bauman. tae forger and confidence man recently captured by l.. R. Grob- meyer and others and who is now in jail, is supposed to be noted crook and is perhaps wanted elsewhere for more serious crimes. He is tryiag now to gain the confidence of lhe sheriff having written that officer quite d lengthy letter, as au initiatory step. The sheriff won't be worked, Fortune is not 80 blind IS some men. Acquire a competency hy saving money at our mammoth store. For one wesk we propose 10 offer our entire stock of overeoats winch is large at figures that will astanish the closest buyers. We cheerfully assist you in making selections. and stick to the old road of steaifast well-doing. We conceive hopes of getting your trade, J. W. Beck X Co,
 At the regular meeting ot the
 Knights of Honor held on the night of December 5th, the following officers were elected for the ensuing year
 E. + McCrary, dictator; l.. II Me. | Gatfey, vice dictator. w C. Wood. as- sstant dictator. C. L. Knight, iinan- cal reporter; J. I. Eondren. reporter; l.. hollwage, treasurer, Rev. J. A.
 Mason, chaplain. J. B. Deck. guide; A. Nogel, guardian. w. II. Appersnn sentinel; " z. Ilorney. represena i've to the grand lodge; Col. V. B. lzard alternate, '. r. Hinton, Col. V. E.
 lzard and Q. E. Rollwaee trustees. Public spirited exertions win praise.
 Exceeding all previous efforts, We have recently opened and are con 1 stantly receiving the handsomest line of Ladies Dress Goods, ever nnpaekei
 in Forrest City. It consists of all the | latest and most beauttfui patterns ln l uenliettas. Cashmere, Gingham, Cali ! coes, etc, etc. Our stock is an extraor- iinary result of sheer perseverance. The most important products of the 1 loom are to be found in our mnmmot h stock. The ladies are especially in. vited to examine this beautiful stock and. as 1t is a great pleasure to show fgoods, we are satisfied We can please. J. W. Beck X Co.