The Forrest City times., 1891-02-06
The official board of the Methodist

tuUAIii th btIs btSNG lttCItiN stttL dUd assessed the salary of Rev. W. D. kel- ley at 5l 600 for the ensuing year. He has received SS00 annually the pre- ceding two years of his pastorats at this charge.
 Dr. A. J. IIGlt, D. D.. is spending this week in Forrest City, where be has been called to the care of the Bap- tist church, and where he will prob ably r each twice month, the other two Sundays being given to other | churches. .-Arxansas Democrat.
 The committee appointed to locate the district parsonage fer the Helena district Methodist church located it at Rrlnkley. The committee decided to build house costing ahsut $l 200 The contract will be let on the lSth. Carpenters desiring to make bid should call on Rev. ". D. Kelley for information.
 A particularly attractive line of men's anu boys Clothing is on sale at the mammoth store of Russell i Graham k Co. Representing, as it l does, tae product of the most reliable l manufacturers We are sure thoughtiul ! people and those who like to have i things right, will appreciate thelr large stock to select from.
 MT. l.. X. Gragg, of the noi thern per. ton of this county. died rather sud denly in Memphis Monday night His remains were brought over on the east. bound train "Wednesday morning. transferred to the Iron Mountain road and carried to MeDaniel for interment. ] He was buried bv the k of II Lodge of Haynes. He leaves wife and one child.
 i Mir. Claude Ringo, for several months past telegraph operator at the Cotton belt office, left last night fer Palestine. on the l.. R. < NJ. road. wtlere he takes charge Of the telegraph office tue a. liS friends wish hitn un- hou"ded happiness and success.-.Ar- hapsds Democrat.
 Claude Is an old friend of ours, and we are sad he has located ill our courty.
 We have printed this week pro- grammes Tor the Theological Insti- ute of the Helena distlict. NJ l.. Church South. to convene iu Cotton Plant. March 25, continuing four days. The Institute was organized at this place last April, and. while it raired almost constantly dn,ing the time, the meetings proved to be profitable and pleasant, net only to the preachers present, but to others who attended.
 Many years practice have given c. A. Snow x Co. solicitors of patents. at Washington. D. C. unsurpassed success in obtaining patsnts for all casses of inventions They make .. Srantn1Ny Nf ,n,a.tpI have secured allowance of many patents that hsd been previously re- jected Their advertisement ill an- Iother column, will be of interest to inventors. patentees, manufacturers and all who have to do with patents. George w. Cook sold his entire crop of the Genuine Improved Allen Cotton to II. B. Gwynn ( Co.,, at ten cents lper pound. They in turn sold it at from eleven to thirteen cents. Mir. Cook has an abundance of the seed of this excellent variety, which he will sell at seventy-tiyo cents per bushel, and, Judging from the price 1t brings on the market, 1t is superior to any other cotton grown He also has the African Silk Cotton seed for sale at~the same lprice. Give him call.
 It would be next to impossible to enumerate our stock in these columns. but we must call your attention to a few of the bargain departments of our large store. In Hardware, Stoves, Furniture, Harness, Saddles, and Carts, We can't be beat. We have a mountain range of these goods waiting your exploration, and there are snug little valleys of low prices with sturdy reliable qualities which are just adapted to purses which will not bear a heavy strain. Give us a call, Russell, Graham x Co.
 I. s. Tolbeit and W. k. Duncan, the two popular tonsorial artists of South Front street, have consolidated. and moved into the building on North
 Washington street heretofore occupied and ecently vacated by Hodges Bros, colo.ed grocers. The shop has been thoroughly renovated, repainted, etc.. and the boys are better prepared than ever to give first-class satisfaction. Their shop is as neat and clean and handsome as any in Eastern Arkan. sas. Give them a call when you want q good shave, hair cut or anything in their line.
 | ruosVils CN NO. CltHCI W0ttt : to make fair profit or tell the reason why. All business centers around profit. It is the vitality of trade. the ambition of all, the object of your work and ours. But profit has more sides than mere percentage To them good reputation is a distinct profit,
 and thus square dealing enters into ,, every transaction. Individual profits are small in their store, but the az , gregate of the sales is large enough , to permit them to make a fair show ing on the right side of the ledger i, The public is cordially invited to visi, their store and partake of their bar, , gains.
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 P Strayed from my residence. or . Christmas day, pair of Peafowls A liberal reward will be paid for any information leading to their recovery
 JAMES FIJssKII. IL.