The Forrest City times., 1890-12-13

Go to Winthrop's Pharmacy iar Holiday Goods.
 W. F. lIorney spent Tuesday in Memphis on business.
 A gentlemanly and obliging clerk always on hand at Winthrop's Phar- macy.
 Catarrh indicates impure blood, and to cure it. take Hoods Sarsaparilla, which puriiles the blood. Sold by all druggists.
 u. II. Bluckner. graduate and regis tered pharmacist, is looking after the interest of Winthrop's Pharmae,, both day and night.
 A. Gordan Jones. General Supereu- tendent, l.. R. X Nj By, passed though the city Wednesday, on !. tour of inspection.
 We are requested to announce there will be services at the Baptist church tomorrow by Rev. Mir. McNutt, of St. Johns. Kansas.
 F. M. DeRossitt, of Widener, was in town Wednesday on business. He k one of the leadiug merchants of that growing little city.
 Parents don't mean to he unkind to their children but they are when they fail 10 occasionally give them Dr Bulls worm desroyers
 For fine selection of Albums. Xmas Cards. Purscs. in the latest de. signs, and Dolls. both large and small, at bed rock prices. go to Wnthrop's
 Ladies are especially requested to call and examine cur goods, they are assured to receive courteous attention. and are waited upon with promptnest and dispatch, at Winthrop's Pliar- macy,
 T. II Conney, of Wynne. assistant train master |. NJ. railroad passed through 10 Helena Thursday on tour looking tn the better accommoda- tien of passengers in the way Of quick CT time.
 l have been cured of blood poison in its very Iast stages after doctors failed to give me relief simply used Dr Bnll's Sarsaparilla. which is the best blood medicine in the world .-F A. Alexander. Petersbury, Va.
 R. F. Kicker. General Supertena- ent of the Mosouri Pacific system. and w. r. Kelley. Division Snpereniend- ent of the Arkansas Division. made q tour of inspection over the Helena branch one day last week, in their special
 Ernest Long, who has been 6llena ing the Arkansas Industrial Uuniser- sity ai Fayetteville arrived home Sun day, and reports that he was much pleased with the school He will prob ably remain here the remainder Qf the winter
 Mrs, Gillian and charming daughter, Miss Annie. mother and sister respec- tlycly. of Mrs. John Gatling are in the city on visit. They will probably re- main several weeks They have a large circle of friends here. made dur ing former visit. who are delighted to meet them again.
 Fenner Iaughinghouse, who has been confined to his room by severe at tack of pneumonia for about six weeks. came up town Monday. Ne were de- lighted to meet him and congratulate him upon the restoration of his health. His absence from business was greatly to the disadvantage of his employers, and n source of much regret to his numerous friends.
 We invite look It our complete line of Ladies and Gents Gloves. Kid, Buckskin, Sheepskin and all other marinel and kinds of Gloves. mittens. etc. Accurate observers always trade with us, and our success is net over estimated, Reason: We are Indefati- gable toilers ioi trade. and laboters Tor the public good. Our prices, in connection with quality of goods, tells the tale. J. w. Beck X Co
 Nothing IS too good for our trade and We are candidates for yoar high favor. Being direct distributors and handling only articles of taste, We are resolute pursuers of plan io sell the very bpst goods at the lowest pos sihle prices. Our Ggures wilt direct you. Our line of Ladies and Gents Furnishing Goods. cannot be equalied in Forrest City, and We only ask an examination Of our stock to convince yoa that we are the valiant leaders in these goods. j. w Beck x Co.
 THE National Democrat which vas established in Washington one year ago by Edmund llnd9nn, with the in dorsmeni of many of the great leaders of the party, has entered upon its second year with a circulation of 10, ouu copies each week. This is perhaps the largest circulation ever attained by n weekly newspaper during the first wear ot lis existence. Tue National Democrat occupies field of it's own and one that too long remained untitled. It giNes a complete record of poli.ical information, including the most im- portant speeches that are delivered by denrlatIe leaders in congress and on the stump. It IS reDde.ing tbe paAt, an important service and should be read by all who wish to keep fully iu- formed i'll regard ta pnblic affairs and who mean to defeat the wicked s1heine of the republican leaders to secure permanent contiol of the government, in spite of the fact that they are, and must remain, the minority party in this country