The Forrest City times., 1891-11-06
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actor; one of the best that has visited us this season Houston Post.
 J. v. Wobb has a Forrest City Souve- mir Spoon, the handsomest thing we have seen. Don't fail to see them.
 II. Evans & Co. have a beautiful line Of Si.verware which they propose to close out at prices to suit purchasers.
 Walter German has purchased the Baugh property on the hill north of the school house and will move inte it soon Try sL.ekn.AgoaI .e. for Dy.pepslA
 c. if. llavsns purchased the Delano house and has moved it onto the south west corner of Rosser and billiard streets.
 A very complete line of Staple and Fancy Groceries may be found at Fus. sell, Graham & Co.'S at Rock Bottom figures.
 Fig, Fizer. Fifer-ee, Fizer-inctum will be the Calamity Jane" candidate for congress in his district. Texar- kama Dempcrat.
 IL is a pleasure to trade at Winthrop X Co. s drug store. Polite and careful attention is paid to your slightest want Give them trial.
 Messrs. Davis & Johnson contemplate buying the big gin house on Rosser street. known as the Fitzpatrick, Nal iosy and Iiamb,ston gin.
 Services at the Meth dist church Sum- day morning and night. The public are invited to attend, especially any strangers within onF gates.
 If you have anything in the way of Watch. Clock and Jewelsy Repairing take 1t to the place where the Big Watch hangs across the street.
 A shipment of those Webster's una- bridged dictionaries just received at the news stand for subscribers to THE TIMES who pay up all arrearages.
 Best goods at lowest prices in Dry Goods, Notions, Gents. Youths and Boys Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, at l.. Roll wage & Co.'S.
 To THE LADIES: Our stock of Ladies' Dress Goods are ahead of any line ever brought to Forrest City.
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 Russell, Graham 6 Co. are the suc- cessful dealers in honest, reliable mer- chandise. You are assured of value AoA '~i"o "hChSo S0po "fsH ttiohi.
 Take your prescriptions to Winthrop < Co.'S Pharmacy, on North Wash ing ton street, where an expert prescr ip- tionist will give them careful attention.
 The Arkansas Synod, of the c. F. church. meets at Little Rock next Thursday. Revs. J. A. Mason and U. J. Hearon, and families will at tend.
 R. l.. Pettus, who has been confined to his bed several weeks, Is up, and left thIs morning for Mason, Tenn, on a visit to relatives and friends, and re- cuperation.
 Ds. II. B. Burrows, who visited this city last year, selling his Indian remdies, has been in town sev- eral days on a visit. He is doing business in Memphis.
 Trieaes generally worry business man very much. One should be care- full in these busy times not to put the busy man to unnecessary and super fuous labor and trouble.
 J. W. Beck's gin, five miles west of Forrest City. is still in charge of Geo. Williams, who never fails to do good work and give satisfaction. Take your cotton to him and have it ginned.
 We desire to announce to the many patrons who have cailtd to get die tionary, that we have just received an- other shipment, and advise them to call early. See advertisement elsewhere.
 The Episcopal clergy attendi ng the Helena convOcation, which convened at this place few days since, were the Revs. Lockwood, of Helena; Adams, of Pine Bluff. and Bruce, of Mariann.
 The old reliable frm of V. B. lizard is just as busy as bees this week, opening up bran new stock of Dry Goods, Notions, etc. They say they will not be undersold in Forrest City.
 The Episcopalians of Forrest City in their business meeting extended writ ten thanks to the pastor and nem- bers of the Methodist church for the use of their beautiful building dur ing their services.
 MT. Ed. Cunningham is engaged in collecting filthy lucre for the FoR- REST CITY TIMES. Ed is good fellow, an indefatigable hustler, and knows how "the cat hops" We wish him huge success. Long may he wave.
 Conductor John Nelson, the popnlar conductor on the Little Rock & Mem phis railroad arrived at Brinkley on time Wednesday evening. After sing ing out in clear tone twenty minutes for supper,r he walked into the Me Cullough hotel and was married to Mrs. NJ. F.. Mason. the Rev. Burnett, of Little Rock, ofllc ing.