The Forrest City times., 1891-01-09

in the city Saturday. on Il visit to his sons, Messrs. Louis and c. E. Rollwage and families. Many friends, made during former visits. are very glad to see him. and that lie is looking and feeling so we'll.
 ]. B, Ramsey, recently with l. W. Beck X Co.,, has taken charge ot the books at the general mercl andise e tablishmeut of r. \. Hatcher. He is X thorough bookkeeper, and has made many friends during his short resi- dencs in our city.
 Walter German has resigned his position with T. A. Hatcher. and ac- cepted deputy clerkship with J. G Stern. He is one of the finest hook- keepers in the city. and will no doubt give the very best of satisfaction in his new quarters.
 Several of the young salesman about town have been honorably dis charged on account of business de- precision, which is not and unusual occurrence at this season. In fact their contracts were made only for the season of 1890.
 Charles Delano and family arc nov ing to their farm. near Colt. where they will reside in future. We regret to lose him from our citizenship. as hs has done great deal toward building up the north end of town. and is an enterprising and good citizen.
 W. P. Adams many friends in Forrest City will regret to learn that his newspaper and considerable other personal property, al Rector. Ark. WAS burned Saturday We offer heartfelt sympathy. and hope he may be able to speedily rebuild his fort unes.
 Prof. Geo. l.. Jackson returned Tuesday from Sonthern Alabama, where he visited relatives and old friends. He enjoyed the trip i'm mensrly. \ neice. Miss Stallworth. of Evergreen. Alabama, returned home with him. and will spend sey- erai weeks visiting in our county.
 The lumber is being placed on the premises preparatory to baildiug ; walk from the corner of the Chas DeIaito residence property to Washing ton street. We would suggest that Il be continued down Washington street to the the corner of Jackson. and also that walk be laid on Rosser from billiard to Jackson.
 People must have purchased enough during the holidays to last them for some time. judging from the cOmpar- ativeiy small trade our merchants are having now. In few weeks from now We shall have our busiest time. and then the large volume of business that should have been transacted last fall, will show up.-lIelena World. Catairh
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 Owing to the lateness of the hour at which the order was given. TuE TIMES did not have time to call: at tention to the advertisement of Messrs. Wolff X Coleman last week. It was perhaps unnecessary, because, the card is large and attractive, and no doubt caught the eye of every thirsty man. who takes or reads the papers, When in the neighbnrhood of their place of business drop in and partake of the best goods in the city.
 In another column may be seen the advertisement of W. E. Duncan's s barber shop. and bath house A per sonal inspection of his handsome new quarters. beautiful, and convent ent furniture, and the courtesy, cleanliness, and peliteness which surrounds and pervades his place. will at once strike the observer and seeker after anything in his line. most favorably. He has 1 handsome outfit, and we wish him that meas- ure of success which will insure the permaneney of his enterprise Give him a call when you want bath or shave CT hair cut.
 In another column of THK TIMES will he noticed the large and attrac- tive advertisement of The Tennessee saloon, M-ssrs, R \ lrewry X O., pruprietnrs. This popular resort is located in the building formerly oc- cupied by 0. A. Ezeil gnn ad lock- smith, on North Washington street. They are clever gpntlemen. have a ttiGt Nifth bt ktth Lt'tS fbtiNtI- lent location. and frs, clsss snd pn- lite bartender. They ask l fair DOT ton uf the trade in their line. Give them a call
 Miss Emma DeNeirts entertain ment Frida, night of last week at the opera house Was perfect success, and a peasant surprise L, all who at tended The deeiamatians were ren- dtred in q manner not to be excrlled hy older heads. aud the afterpiece. Cinderella was well done in every p.rticniar. The part ot gudmother was taken 5y Miss Irene lsoda. aged about live years. and Was the feature of the evening. ieciting her lines perfectly and with as much rsrnestitSS as could be desired Miss'DeNeler i, tu hr congratulated that under her careful training the little folks won the ap- planse and admiration of tie larg, audience. and Il Is tn be hoped some thing else in tEis line may he prepared for the amusement of our citizens.