The Forrest City times., 1891-11-13

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 Miss Zslle Futrall of Byhalia, Miss. is visiting Miss Pearl Alley. Miss Mamie Kaner of StaIrton Tenn, ia visiting Miss Sadie Davis. The music to be rendered at the dedi- cation services Sunday is of u very high order.
 Ras Prewett and Bud Evans went to Blackiish yesterday on a hunting ex- petition.
 J. Nj. Brown is selling hardware, cooking and heating stoves cheap for the cash.
 Rev. J. II. Cason, after two weeks | absence, returned home Wednesday | morning.
 Have you seen IL Evans 8 Co. s beau. tiful stock Of scissors? They warrant every pair, E. Landvoigt will spend Sunday in town with his daughter, Mrs. Vadskin and family.
 Re sure to get J. M. Browns prices OH hardware, stoves and tinware be- fore you buy.
 Special prices in clothing, gents fur nishing gssaaS at V. E, lizards. Gail ana c&duille.
 Be sure to get J. N. Browns prices on hardware, stoves and tinware be- fore you buy.
 Mrs. J. l.. Scott of Mcdaniel is visiting her mother, Mrs. J. R. Scott, in this city this week.
 II. F. Roleson Of Augusta came down on the Iron Mountain train yesterday en route to Mariauna.
 The home dramatic club will occupy the lew operahouse November 20. Don't fail to see them.
 Cafttanilid sure and certain cure for headache and neuralgia. Put up only by Winthrop & Co.
 R. W. Humphreys, a live, wide-awake tobacco drummer of Philadelphia, Pa, was in tbe city Monday.
 Appoi son S Go. will open lunch counter tomorrow morning, and the hungry will appreciate it.
 Rev. l.. II. Kimmons of the Presby- terisn church returned yesterday from q pastoral visit to Wypne.
 Robert Carlton of Jonesboro, agent for the celebrated Sohmer pianos, i5 spending few days in the city.
 Rev. U. J. Hearou is in Little Rock this week attending the Sunday-sch0ol convention and Arkansas synod.
 Mrs. Katie Coleman of Wynne has been in the city this week, a guest of the family of Capt. II. W. Winthrop.
 One hundred pair misses shoes will be sold at V. B. lzard's regardless of cost. Come along and get your shoes.
 I Rock passed through the city Sunday en route to district court at Marianna.
 Miss Alice Jones, who had been at tending school at Fayetteville since April. returned home "Wednesday morning.
 Remember there is prayer meeting at the Baptist church every Wednes- day night. All are cordially invited to attend.
 War or no war with Chili, V. B. lizard intends to make prices on all goods in his line to please the most fastidious.
 Let every person in Forrest City put his shoulder to the wheel and as- sist in the establishment of a few manufactories.
 W. J. Prude. Dr. Alley and Lee and Price Mcdaniel went to Widener lake Tuesday and succeeded in bagging ninety-six ducks.
 Mir. and Mrs. Mart. W. Hill, Mrs. Dr. Bradford and J. J. Hughes of Haynes attended the play at the opera house Tuesday night.
 The many friends of Si Campbell will be pleased to learn that he con- templates moving to town next month to engage iu business.
 We regret exceedingly that the in clement weather so materially inter- fered with the attendance at the theater Monday night.
 I. Stephansky of Memphis, a member of the firm of A. Schoeneman & Co.,, tailors of this place, came over and spent Sunday in the city.
 They say the theater programme gotten up by THE TIMES is daisy. Wait till we get head for it. You will miss it, if you miss it.
 P.L. Saino and Addison Dean, two expert workmen of Memphis, did the cornice work on the Methodist church. And they did a good job, too.
 The buggy in which F. P. West and wife were riding was upset by a run away horse few days ago and the oc- cupants considerably bruised.
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