The Forrest City times., 1891-09-11

oung men contemplating building homes may procure bargains of NJ. x. Gaines X Cu. in city lotes. Read their advertisement elsewhere.
 Do you want to buy. sell or rent land? Read NJ. N. Gaines tS Co.'S ad vertsempnt elsewhere in TIE TIMES and correspond with them. 1T. k. Neblett has accepted position with A. Friedman & Co.,. as salesman. and will be glad to have his many friends call on him at that place.
 Best goods at lowest prices in Dry Goods. Notions. Gents, Youths and Boys Clothing, Boots and Shoes. Hats and Caps. at l.. Roll wage x Co.'S. Erysipelas. swollen limbs. bad sores. scales and sc;,bs on the leg have been, entirely cured by F. P. F.. the most wonderful blood medicine of the age. Russell. Graham S5 Co. are the sue ces:ful dealers in honest, reliable mer- chandise. You are assured of value for value when you trade with them M.E.....: WINE or cAaou! for female diseases
 George W. Baxter's Lunch Stand is the place to get something to eat at ali hours, day or night. He keeps fruits. nuts, contections, etc. Give him a call.
 A. Becker, who has been in Chicago, St. Louis and other points several days, returned Sunday. While absent he purchased large fall and winter stock.
 The counters and shelving are being placed in position in the new store on the corner west of V. B. !zard's store. 1f usttt In fad t,l, |, I Lewis.
 Taylor X IZard make specially of ins,Iring Gins and contents at lowest i current rates. The season of danger is near at hand and now is the time to insure.
 Madame E. Boyle returned from Memphis Friday night, accompanied by Miss Joe Riley. who will spend several days in the city visiting friends.
 Mrs. F. Loda and charming daugh- tsrs. returned from kimmswick aud St. Louis, Mo. Tuesday, after pro- tracted visit with relatives and friends.
 Clothing is simply ahead of anything uNNdfil ipuHQ lit toN fiS itlt SIIt ol Forrest City. Extra Fine Pants a speciality.
 The members of the A. NJ. F.. church propose to give Grand Candle Running and Doll Baby Fair" at WiutlIrop's opera house, Friday night, September .o.
 E- BLACK. onhuGHT ten cures Constipation.
 A little extra work now and then before the time will enable farmers and others to get everything in good shape to attend the fair at this place, October l3. II, l5 and i6.
 The Appeal Avalanche Annual Re view, % pages. handsome Autograph covers. price ten cents. may be had of the newshoy. It is a magnificent paper, and should be in every home.
 There is considerable activity in real estate in tl,is, the garden spot uf the state. Our allnvial St. Francis river bottom lands. as well as that west of the ridge, Is attracting settlers.
 Hon. Q. E. Rollwage. accompanied by his son Otto and nephew Robert. lrIt "Wednesday for St. Louis Cincinnati and other points. on visit and to pur- chase the fall and winter stock.
 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.
 "A word to the wise is sufficient. :" but 1t is not always wise to say that word to one who Is suffering the tor tures of a headache. However. always rts Il l,..
 1t is now in order for property own CTS on South Front street 10 have a handsome brick pavement put down. and otherwise spruce up" We want to see South Front street come to the front.
 We challenge competition in prices on job printing. The quality and quantity of stock and labor necessarily enters into the considerations. Every thing considered ws do not fear the result.
 The Rev. Y. J. Iearon will preach at the Presbyterian church next Sab bath. morning and evening. Subject of morning discourse; separation of Abraham and Lot; evening: Lots Choice"
 Nj. \. Gaines & Co.,, the new real estate brokers. have a novel way of advertising. If you have property to sell or rent put it in their charge and they will advertise it and sell it, if possible.
 The News-stand has been moved to the Harper building. on South Front street. It's stock of Books, Magazines. Periodicals and Fashion Books is larger than ever before. Call and ex- anime our stock.
 J. w. Beck returned from Nashville Tuesday night, where he accompanied his daughter and others, who entered Boscobel college. Mir. B. speaks very highly of Boscobel, and says he started the girls on all right.
 There is considerable talk of the cot ton crop being short. One cotton buyer WAS heard to remark Tuesday that, if all reports be true, middling cotton is good for nine cents soon. We hope it will go to fifteen.
 Miss Maria Elliott has returned to Forrest City. after an absence of several weeks, and will resume her class in music. She is an accomplish ed young woman, and teacher of more than ordinary ability.
 The Little Rock A Memphis rail road company has filled up the ditch under it's track left by D. G. Cook. This little remnant completes the big gest enterprise in the interest of the town ever known in Forrest City.
 J. V. Webb is genius with hls