The Forrest City times., 1891-11-06

There will be no services at the Bap- tist church Sunday. Rev. Cason is visiting his daughter at Alma.
 Jas. M. Davis is the proud father of fine "third-party" boy, which ar- rived Friday night of last week.
 All the Latest Fashion Books for December have just arrived from New York. Call at the newsstand.
 THR TIMES has a little surprise In store for the people of Forrest City, which it hopes to spring next week, perhaps about Monday.
 Forrest City is getting behind on weddings. Boys, whoOp lem up. The cold weather is approaching, and it Is not we'll for man to be alone. The new Baptist church is being de- layed throuh the mistake of . too ex- pensivc plan. We should very much like to see the house go up at once. Pettus Bros. & Buford have just re- ceived large bill of fine Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods winch they are selling cheap -childre ms suits $l.50.
 Bedsteads, Bed Room Suits, Blu reaus, Chairs, Rockers, and anything in the Furniture line at lower prices than any where else, at Becker X Lewis.
 We have two splendid communica- tions this week. One from Palistins and one from Me Daniel. We very much desire correspondence from all other parts of the county.
 s5.0OOl Five thousand dollars worth of Boots and Shoes purchased from the bankrupt stock of the Hill Shoe Com pany will be sold at 75 cents onl the dollar, at Becker & Lewis. Citizens, mention the fact of having seen the merchants advertisement when you go to trade. It will encour- age them to advertise greater bargains and you will get the benefit. Mrs. Gillian and charming daughter Miss Annie, who have spent several months here, guests of Mrs. John Cat ling, daughter and sister respectively left Thursday for their home. Two hearts were made glad this morning at Forrest City hotel, Rev. U J. Hearon performed the ceremony Mir. E. D. Ebben, of Tenn, and Miss J. Malony, of La, were the happy pair
 T. R. Hosllall brought in six sweet potatoes Saturday that are hard to beat. They will furnish potato-food for our family for several days Vt appreciate his thoughtfulness vefs much indeed.
 "A printing office in Kentucky tht other day was opened with prayer This is q rare exception to the rule as from time immemorial it has beer l opened by the devil and closed by tn, slsefik.-Paragould Press.
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 Ne have received five ears Of corr from our friend, W. II. Smith. os l Franks township, which are hard te beat. Remember we offer TIE TIME. one year free to the farmer bringing u. the best five ears of corn before Jan uary ] ls12.