The Forrest City times., 1891-09-04
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A'fi's " IVlfItStut luTgt number of standard Fire Insurance Companies and issue policies on same day application is made.
 Young men contemplating building homes may procure bargains of Nj. V. Gaines X Co. in city lotes. Read their advertisement elsewhere.
 II. F. Roleson. of Augusta, spent several days in town the first of the week, visiting mother and sister and other relatives and friends.
 Do you want to buy, sell or rent land? Read M. N. Gaines & Co.'S ad. vertisement elsewhere in TIE TIMES and correspond with them.
 A. T. Roberts. of Palestine. has &C., cepted situation with V. B. Izard as salesman. He is very clever young gentleman, and is making friends.
 Best goods at lowest prices in Dry Goods. Notions. Gents, Youths and Boys Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, at l.. Rollwage & Co.'S.
 Erysipelas, swollen limbs, bad sores, scales and scabs on the leg have been entirely cured by r. P. F.. the most wonderful blood medicine of the age.
 Russell, Graham Gt Co. are the suc- ces.ful dealers in honest. reliable mer- chandlse. You are assured of value for value when you trade with them. pD- WINE OF cAaDUl. Tonic for women.
 George w. Baxter's Lunch Stand is the place to get something to eat at all hours, day or night. He keeps fruits, nuts, confections, etc. Give him a call.
 Taylor < Izard make a speciality of lnsuring Gins and contents at lowest current rates. The season of danger IS near at hand and now is the time to insure.
 J. D. Davenport & Co.'S stock of Clothing is simply ahead of anything usually found in towns the sire of Forrest City. Extra Fine Pants 2 speciality.
 It is not generally known, and yet it is fact that we had heavy frost Au- gust A. That was "a cold day in Au- gust" to which many things have been postponed.
 Miss Lalla R. Castsel. accompanied by Captain Robert D. Smith. left Monday evening for Columbia, Tenn, whore she will attend school at the Atheneum.
 W. F. Mason went to Jackson, Ten ncssee. the first of the week to bring his mother and sisters home. and to visit relatives. They arrived home Wednesday.
 A dramatic company has been organ ized iu Forrest City. The company is rehearsing, and hope to open the new opera house soon. We are anxious for an entertainment.
 Prof George D. Free returned Sat urday, after an absence ot several weeks. He visited in Tennessee and elsewhere. The Wheatley school will be in his charge this winter.
 There is considerable activity in real estate in this. the garden spot of the state. Our allnvial St. Francis river bottom lands, as well as that west of the ridge, is attracting settlers.
 Rev. T. J. Horne, of Batesville, was in town this morning. He has recently endured great bereavement. in the loss of his beloved wife. His many friends here deeply sympathize with him.
 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.
 NJ. x. Gaines < Co., the new real estate brokers, have n novel way of advertising. If you have property to soil or rent put it in their charge and they will advertise it and sell 1t, if possible.
 The Newsstand has been moved to the Harper building, on South Front street. Its stock of Books, Magazines, Periodicals and Fashion Books is larger than ever before. Call and ex- anime our stock.
 Mrs. H. A. Irby was removed to Little Rock Wednesday of last week, in the hope of a change for the better. w. F. Buchanan and wife, of Little Rock, the latter daughter of Mrs. lrby, accompanied her.
 Miss Katie Izard will leave to-mor- row for Bosccbel College, Nashville. Mrs. lizard will accompany her as far as Memphis, and go from there to OK ford, Miss, where she will visit her neice, Mrs. 5. A. Murray.
 r. r. P. makes positive cures of all stages of rheumatism, syphilis, blood poison, scrofula, old sores, eczema. ma laria and female complaints. r. r. F. Is powerful tonic and an excellent appe- tIzer. building up the system rapidly.
 The Singer Manufacturing Con- pany has established a branch office at this place. Those wanting a good Sewing Machine cheap will do we'll to call on N. J. Allen, agent, opposite A. Becker's residence, on Church street.
 Misses Lutie Beck and Lola Grady leave tomorrow for Nashville, Tenn, where they will enter Boscobel College. Mrs. Cummings will accompany them and remain in Nashville during the session. Mir. Beck will accompany them as far as Memphis
 J. V. Webb. the jeweler, at Roll. wages new building, is a practical, experienced optician. He readily fits glasses to old or near-sighted eyes. and corrects difference in vision. Frames and glasses put up to order, and perfect it guaranteed.
 Plantation Chill Cure is a phenome- nal seller with us; we find it has merit, hence guarantee it. Sold by Dr. C. F. Hinton and Russell, Graham X Co, Forrest City; E. T. Oliver S Co. and J. B. Terry, Caldwell; J. R. West S Co.,, Wheatley, J. w. Beck X Co.,, For rest City.
 J. V. Webb keeps an elegant line of Silverware, and proposes to sell at fair prices Give him a call and examine his stock, which is extensive. and em- braces everything usually kept in first class establishment of that kind.