The Forrest City times., 1891-11-20

We will soon print catalogue and prospectus of tie Forrest City school.
 The special edition of TIE TINES may be safely expected about Christ mas.
 Miss Dora Farmer came ID from the Cut-Off Sunday to visit friends ill the city.
 Ogercoats and oyershoes for the leas: living price at J. W. Beck & Co.'S.
 J.w. Beck x Go. are the lenders of low prices for first-class goods. Try them.
 Pettus Bros. & Buford's A. J. John sons Ladies Shoes are the finest ill town.
 Cart. J. ". Wynne and wife came over to attend the dedication services Sunday.
 Mrs F. l.. Yadakin went to Mem phis Monday morning to visit her mother.
 Prof. George Durham of Goodwin. county examiner, was i'll the city Tuesday.
 We regret that inclement weather promises so badly for our dramatic club tonight.
 Don't fail to go to the oporehouse to- night and witness the play rendered ny home talent
 Uncle Tom Tayiar's balloon expert ence is said to have been thrilling and rather damp.
 The thermometer registered q de- ..l, A1,l,,ct- NT..l po day morning.
 Our doctors complain that Forrest City is the healthiest place in the United States.
 Look out for Webb's full page next week. He will make extraordinary announcements.
 A. M. Musson. our former jeweier, now of Memphis, spent Monday and Tuesday in to%n.
 A. Schoeneman, our erstwhilc tailor, has gone t0 Aaranua. Manufacturers tiss yonr business.
 Bishop Pearce of Arkansas is eX- pected 10 preach in Forrest City Sun day. November 29.
 Ladies' dress goods and notions in endless variety and at very low prices at J. W. Beck Co.'S.
 Clothing to suit every demand. and at rock bottom prices, can be had at J. ". Beck 6 Co.'S.
 Our reporter has it that several wedding suits and trousSeauX have been ordered for early use.
 Purchasers should patronize those who advertise, for of them may always be expected good bargains.
 We have a very large stock of Boots and Shoes which we are selling very close. Pettus Bros. & Buford.
 Mrs. J. $. Brookfield of Fayette- vile is in the city this week, the guest of Mrs. k. NJ. Williams.
 The weather clerk seems deter mined to make up with bad for the good weather we recently had.
 Oar MT. F. Landvoigt came over from Memphis Sunday morning, re- maining until Monday evening.
 At least one Forrest City young lady will asSeverate that the Memphis train was late Wednesday night.
 Our new press will arrive in day or two, and then look out for even better work than we have been turning out,
 Duck-hunters have been unusually successful the past week. One sports man killed 146 in short time on Swan lake.
 Hon. George P. Taylor went to Little Rock Monday evening to attend the meeting of the grand lodge of Masons.
 The total eclipse of the moon Sunday evening was an interesting spectacle to our people. Nearly everybody viewed it.
 We were pleased to meet our old friend, Sheriff Derrick of Marianna, at the Forrest City house Sunday even ing.
 Miss Mamie Kerr, who had been visiting Miss Sadie Davis for some time, retuned to her home at Stanton, , Tenn.
 Mrs. Annie Lake and Mrs. Boggs of WyDne were visiting the family of T. c. Foibre the early part of the week.
 Read S. II. Mann & Co.'S new ad- vertisement. It is full of interest to close buyers and all who want to save money.
 Just received at Russell, Graham < Co.'S lot of boys suits which they will sell for the next two weeks for Sl .25 per suit.
 :. II. Mann. the genial new opera ' house dry goods man, spent couple of days in Pine Bluff last week circa- 1 lating among friends.