The Forrest City times., 1890-05-10


 Helena on business.
 w. F. IIorney has been suffering with chills this week.
 Why are James Gillespie Blaine and R. R. Davis 30 much alikep Ladies and chidren's hose of every style and size ut II. B. Gwyn X Co.'s.
 II. B. Gwyn & Co. have the prettiest line of new style white dress goods in the city.
 For Rent--A very comfortable and convenient residence. Apply to Chas. Delan0.
 Mrs. J. k. Stone. and the baby, have returned home, after protracted visit In the Bluff City.
 Misses Rosa Jastrower and Jeannette Becker, of Memphis, spent Sunday in Forrest City, on visit.
 II. B. Gwyn X Co.,, have the nobbiest neck wear. underwent and half hose for gentlemen in the town. Probate Court convened Monday morning, last. There was no business of more than ordinary interest. | Have you seen those beautiful gold and silver tipped, black silk, ladies and gentlemen, umbrellas ut II. E. Gwyn X Co.'S.
 We have so many old papers on hand, we have concluded to offer them in packages of 100. for 50 days, at 25 cents per package. Call early.
 F. Hotchkiss, a prominent merchant of McCrory. has been in the city this week visiting relatives and friends. He guvc us a pleasant call.
 II. B. Gwyn & Co, have the best selected stock of dress goods In Forrest City. Don't forget to call and exam inc them before purchasing.
 Just received beautiful line of ladies common sense low quartered shoes, button and Oxford ties.
 II. B. GwYN & Co. Those who desire to purchase fine beef COW. and four or five head (sOme giving milk of other cattle should call on Messrs. Loda X Brother. They may be had at bargain.
 The young ladies of the Methodist church will give Japanese tea ut the residence of Mrs. c. V. Nimmo, next Friday night, for the benefit of tho church. All are invited. Teachers and prospective teachers not otherwise engaged should attend the Normal at Wyhne during the com ing vacation. Send for circulars to Prof. W. J. Mcllwain, principal. Of S29, ,4so 30 charged on tue real estate tax book. ST .72222. .26 has been collected, leaving el7tM.H delinquent. and the book has been turned into the hands of the clerk.
 Col John Parham, of Forrest City, is in town. He pronounces all state ments to the effect that he will be a candi,late for any office as without foundation.--.Arkansas Democrat. We were glad to meet the pleasont "phis" of our friend Henry Prewitt last Monday. Henry came over from Little Rock, to visit his friends and and relatives Sunday and returned Monday.
 The subscription book is now open at the Bank, and any person who wants to subscribe stock in the Fair Associ- ation are earnestly requested to do so at once, as 1t is desired to push the arrangements for fair this fall. Tle ladies will find cur line of Dry Goods. Dress Goods. Notions. Hosiery, etc. complete in every department and we invite them to call and see our Goods and learn our prices. We can please you. Russell, Graham S Co. Miss Laura Dooley. who has been absent frum Forrest City several weeks. has returned to her relatives and 1 friends. and Is now engaged al the popular millinery establishment of Mrs. Stuart Folbre, on Washington street. j. II. Priday. proprietor of the Priddy I House. on Union street near Second, Memphis. invites the visitors from For rest City to stop 1t his lnstelry. Where you can get good bed and an excellent meal at reasonable rate ;-sl per day. Mrssrs. Russell. Graham x Co. l have d full line of handsome carts and beautiful harness. They will sell yo,l a fine cart and Il hobby set of harness l for the small sum of $52.D. Such bargains are not often offered. Call early.
 J. II. Avery. doing an extensive ii,' surancc business in this state with 1 headquarters at Hot Springs, spent \ few days with his family in this city this week. He informs us Hot Springs is a tlourishing town, and is pushing a steady boom.
 A prophet may bc without honor in his own country, but there is more "C. | C. C. Certain Corn Cure sold at home l than all other remedies of its kind put | together. Price, 25 cents at druggists or by mail. J. C. Mendenhall S O.. Evansville. Ind.
 The Florence Detective Association, l located at Bald Knob, Ark, the only organization of the kind in the state wants shrewd men in every county to act under instructions. Pay good. Ex- perience not necessary. For particulars address with stamp.
 Sam Frank. of Kansas City, brother of Henry Frank, the clever and popular book-keeper at Becker x Lewis', of this | city, arrived here Monday. He spent | only few hours with his brother. and we are certain that Henry and his numerous friends made his visit very 1 pleasant one.
 In the hands of George Baxter is 2 petition asking the citizens of this city | to subscribe money. labor, or anything else that will help repair and fix Wp the Stuart Springs. Every body should help; subscribe something, however small, and let's make tho Springs Il dc- sirxble resort for this summer.
 The ladies are respectfully invited tc call and see our stock of dress goods consisting of wool challies, solid and l figured satteens. ginghams, panama stripes, organdies, figured and plain mulls. solid and figured lawns, and white goods of all styles. l II. E. Gwyx X Co. l Plantation Chill and Fever Cur, | Irregular and tasteless lis the only remed, prescribed hy physicians. FW sale h, l.. Rollwage X Co.. Dr, K, J. West Wheatley W. [. Ferguson, Mcdaniel F. T. Oliver N O.. Caldwell, J. J Hughes. Haynes, Banks, Wilkinson N O., Palestine. lsreal Goldberg, Wheat ley, Hughes X Curtis. Haynes, Hem ingway Bros, Wheatley.
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