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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-03
FOR sALE-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

toh ohhhr-dOhSbS AM fhh1OLkh
EoB sALE-pON'T TRUST YOUR FAMILY WITH
an unreliable horse and unsafe carriage; SAX 20 SO
s AIfxANDGR's TALLY no sIxBi.Es. o "a 6se
9Th and lUth sis- nv. IT.
Very speedy brown mare; trot in 2. IS; eyesrs
ota; los Lsnas. SOUND gents and perfect rosdsers
~ I'M Sheridan, ID dam by Harry Clay. I'd dam by
sorrel mare. years old sound gentle and can tros
IA : ~ this mare II ~ hands hlsh, and u nesrys
' oG bred MAGhArH Al kiiik sS Z. I
IroE sALE-A PAIR OF CARRIAGE HoRsEs
one gray one bay also victoria and harness O~nsf
bridge road. Bennings, ID. Z. oos,2w'
EoE sALE-A FINE YOUNG MARE, = DIAMOND
saT oS S9of' dark brown not Ai.alS q o.Ss any
roR sALE-A LARGE STOCK OF FAIL AND
ns JOHN Il YoGSs aa ass at s s,
LoB sALE--yERY HANDSOME AND WELL
suitable for earrse or ba 81. ssn tr s ss "
Inquire at Room 1. l0O6f st. n. W. oo3-a
L'oR BLACK HORSE. SIX YEARS OLD;
esrriaee or business, price, clio, terms sery e.ss
Apply Sc cor n 4. ave. and LIST II. Ia
lroR sALE-FoR THREE DAYs-elOO WILL BlY
y one OF the finest buggy or light wagon honss N
NE adyk b1f tse s nJnsI Ss aS az brown
ave. NV. before IL a. oc2-.H.
L'oR SALE : A GENTLEMAN GOING ABROAD
will sell his his-br,d roadster YEAR, odd sps-y
Al the Colt MIA KTDiSG SCHOOL STABLES, ssI
b and 5 aud l4th anu l5th cts. NV. Oc.-a.
E'oR sAIE-sloO WILL BY SOUND FAMILY
Il Gay horse. 10 hands hish. years old. persegtsy
gentle; used years by Ping siciAn Call ut Os 18th
st. w. 10 10 a M. or 10 . pan. Oc2-ya.
TOR sALE-sIoo WILL BUY NOW AS FINE
= buggy or liglt-wagon horse can lie found the
IA at j. + HofkiNsS STABLE rear Of ssl St .nsaf K.
L. ave. NV. tCoior. dark bro~n.b oc2-t'
y lady or child can drive him; Years Old and sound
~ every RESPECT; stands without hItehins Call AZ
oc23t
I9oR sALE-soUND YOUNG HoRsE-FfNE
- sadd.er and fast traveller; PERFECTLY gentle. VII
IHoR sAl.E-A FINE PAIRoF CARNAGE HORSES
when Sun Ss at sT&B s.I
l:se2 ST. u. W. ocl-iw-
LOR sALE-JUsT ARRIVED FROM MAR1INs-
L burg. W. Va. seven me driving horses. one pslr
Ems Livery STABLE u.7 New Iorf ave. n v $50
I'UR sALE-JUsT ARRIVED FROM Gkok6E-
bors eeSnseS Q, Sns Sss IN rS.d
NUNS sTs' sfAsLEs 81 I'm s e n sssa
LoR sALE-HANDsoNE SURREY CART OF THE
two months icost 800 wli6e sold cheap. Also several
hne young DRIVING hSrsss bassies. phaetons. buck
COLUMBIA STABLES.
se26-lm Bet r and and l4th and 18th nv.
Il 6good business horses . bargain. Carst
W. a. GEHER'S.
iy29-3m 4O6 Pa. ave.
L.OR sAIE-THE ONLY FIRsT-CLAss HAND
made dayton IN the city also business Vi Al
kinds. A. IA. OiIlE0sDhl,
selSlm 9th st. and New York ave. n w.
I-oR sALE-HORsEs. CARRIAGES. HARNEss,
L &c, bought, sold exchanged aud for hire. only
nne stock handled everything strictly represented.
WM. u. DoMNkf. depository aud Stables. l1sO 10
lOSS st. au3o-3m
LOR sALE-cAKElAoEs, WAGONS And BUor
-
promptly attended ~ COOh JAkBOk- szso Met.
West aslingtOn. rl.z
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EOR SALE
EoR SALE
PALISADES OF THE POTOMAC
LAND INfRoyEMENT COMPANY.

IN order to encouraxe improyements on our new
tanning stLENDlD BUILDING sITEs. as Low
RAILS and on ACCOMMODATING TERMS.
commendation from us. situated . It y along and
OVERLOOKING the Potomac river, and commanding an
excellent visw OF the pi4uresQus country surround
ing IL.
No better investment can be made IN or about the
District either homo for snd speedy pronts
Upon the completion Of the railroads now bang con-
reach the center of the city Of Warrington from sny
RsN q sn,s yrcpsrty q ssa minufss' rads over
special induosments 70 psrssSs budding thds fall
quarry FREE OF cHkHGE.
tor pi.ss P.mphisSs ssa fun yartaeulszs sppiy -
apal<a las = - A.. washinsssa. no
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FOR SALE-LOTS
1 INVESTMENTS.
i REAL ESTATE IN WASHINGTON CITY.
The CAPITAL OF The NATION, AND THE FL
TURE QUEEN CITY OF THE WORLD"


ioA 4 RARE OPP opPo X bNh MohhD'
own real estate in The capital Of this preemnentS
w ase that Mar nnS I f. be
social and scientific center of the country Its
upon prosperity and growth Of the whole country
As the nation increases III population and wealth 50
literary and social advantages are being sirens,hene
and sxended BY the establishment OF great national
II Is GROWING ART. LITERARY AND EDUcA.
Where can property be held to such manifest adj
vantage adjoining these superb institutions
The day is when to own piece Of prop
erty In Washington city Will be tar beyond the means
center and winter heath resort city Of conyen:
f1ns; anS an o6,ettiye ONT Of al tourists WESLEY
the site of the great American University
the White HOUSE. near Moodey f Inn Inr aHd the
Dunblane Club 1t is part of the northwest section.
LOTS s4oo TO $3.50.
One million five hundred thousand feet already
sold to purchasers In ali parts OF the country. GOOD
THE hGsiE:R1cAN UNIVERSITY pre,ec. is sure of
splendid consummation. slo,Oo0.OO0 viii be ex-
Rskhp ABOUT WESLEY
HEIaHFsi , ApS9sN!NG IHE GRoUNDs
uNiVEhsITY,
WHERE IS IT LocATED,-In northwest WASH
and only ashort distance west of Oak View
Cievelands former country home and Grasslands eI-
onehalf mile northwest Of the q. s. Naval Observe
tory; costing 81 COO. 60 and short distance west Of
has already authorized 600 to lie spent. At
last session CONGRESS appropriated 80 600 for grad
10 the American University. Tnis within the
CITY is the most beautiful and fashionable thorough
HOW DOES THE LAND LIE,-It IL one OF the
highest points within the District of Columbia and IL
very picturesque and romantic. The ground slopes
gently from its crest toward city No waste ground
MHAT is THE SIZE OF LOTs.-The average size
Is feet \nd cost from 1925 to $3.50 per lot:
paid to date heed which is furnished tree OF cost
he tax Oh single lot will only lie a dollar or two
A copy of the Columbia Title Insurance Company 8
to bankers brokers' editors, lawyers. army officers
ministers. school teachers government employees and
HOW ABOUT IMPROvEMENTs!-Stre are be-
ing graded to their full width, ninety feet Parking
Iteen feet wide in front all gwen purchasers
garden sros fesa sol nofns BsSa 81
lots get parking loxl50feet No restriction deed
70 oui.dlng line Ihe parkng provision renders such
erected on the Heights. The construction of Q mag
nincent SD. OU0 residence il also well under way
Nenents are steadily progressing every clear
NORRIS ADDITION TO NORTHEAST WASH
Lot, from 500 to s sSSiS ss cash; balance in
and years, interest 6per This subdivision with
the extension OF Nd through to Benninss race track
ios Is b sae .
LIE DkOIT PARK.
we can supply your wants in first class
and you get your moneys worth. We have 30 houses
you ay choose from and no reasonable oner refused
sure g go higher owing 20 ATS neansss to tine center
For plata and other infoem..ten c. on or write to
JOHN +. WAl5GAMAN
seS0-0 Cor. Of l4th and G SITS. n ".
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AUCTION SALES.

~ 9th and streets north west
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. NUMBER
So NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWEST, NEAR
On fH nksbAY h AFTERNOON, OCTOBER
EIGHTH 1851. we will sell. in front Of the premises.
LOT H. SQUARE 372.
Fronting 20 feet inches on NEW YORK AVENUE,
having front also ON 10th street and improved By
story brick dwelling WITH back building.
This property is among the best and most centrally
situated IN city. being convenient to business
ter and government departments.
Terms: One-third cash, balance In one and two
years. notes TO bear per ce1t interest and
cash. at opt.on purchaser. deposit Of 600 re-
Quired at time Of SALE Conveyancing &c at cost Of
purchaser. Terms to lie complied with In fifteen days
otherwise right rrserved to resell at Of
suen resale in some newspaper published in Washing
ton. DC. DUNCANSON BROS.
oc3d&ds AuctionserA
I AIIMER SLOAN. Auctioneers.
VALUABLE PROPERTY Is GEORGETOWN, D. O.,
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER SIXTH,
1891. at HALf;PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK. on the prem.
LOT 2I7. SQUARE los.
35xl,0,
Located on the south side of
street b.tween Sd and 34th strssta,
GEORGETONN, ID. &.
This property 10 on Grade and sewerage and vufer
main laid and paid for and IL In one Of the most rap
Terms: Hall cash, balance in two years. with note
conveyauclng and recording at purchaser ol00
oc3dkds Auctionssra
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

EOR SALE-Q ST. NEAR nth NV. NEW 10
II room brick NIL lot 20x9o; very dns property ;
price Az COO
9Th st. bet. r and g. NV, new Groom brick: m. l. I;
lot 20xSS to alley; speaking tubes, electric lighters
&c. Price 60 600. JOHN o. JOHNSON,
oc3-4t Cor. Eth and g SITS ".
E'OR SALE DESIRABLE GROOM 3-sTORY
brick housewife back and stable, st
ct. n. convenient to three lines OF cars Terms.
&c, apply to GEO. J. MUSSER. cor. and 10th SITS.
NV: se.-S-eoot
L,OR SALE-SMAI.L CASH PAYMENT. BALANCE
L like rent-Two of the prettiest and most complete
brick houses IN city for price ASKED very cheap:
six rooms; pantry bath; cabinet mantels stationary
LIE Droit Park. Open 9to 3. W: A. COULTER. Al lie
Droit building. corner and Sth SITS oc1-H
EOR sALE-5-ROOM BRICK HOUSE ON IST ST.
Il bet. and l. SITS. n W. l64x.0 to alley; renting
for $3.50 per month. Price. ~. 100. ED. J.O'HARE
lO06 st. oc22t
+ Fine business property. cor 9th and SITS. n. ".
ADDISON 4 LARCOMBE,
oc2-3ts sos 18th st.
ADDISON LARcoMBE.
oc2-3t. sos 18th st.
EoR SALE HANDSOME RESIDENCES IN
siso6 sS QUO ~, od ~ o "a "oo I'd 3
and $40. 600. VI. p. YOUNG.
oc23t 1903 ST. H. w.
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l. A VERY DEsIRAbLE HOME

Fine three-stOry bay-windOw brick residence ten
fine rooms, all modern improvements: house ri feet
WIDE side entrance teet lot :SOX 10 }fout
a.ey stable ley, entire PREMISES order
The beautiful parsInx front Is inciOsed with sub
stantial iron fence large shade rear
Of yremises
Location in northwest section widest street in
city. and half square from Washington and George
town cable road. Tnis the desirable property
for comfortable and spacious home the city ct the
Irice " SS.UUO.
TERMS EASY.
Apply To J. V. y. HUYCK,
oc.-3t IJUl Pa
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A FINE RESIDENCE
ON RHDI1E ISIASB ANENUE

FINE RESIDENCE,
l15G STREET NORTHWEST,
ARE dOuLe brlck mansion. three stories, attic and
basement. contsinIng ~ ROOMS, Including
bath rOO.us. numerous large Closets
Ant conservatory
Lot Jlix 30 to wide weli-paved alley
LARGE STABLE AND CARRIAGE HOUSE
Price. So. GO Terms reasonable.
For permit to ms. eSt the PREMISES app'y'o
j. v. n. HUYCK
oc3-3t l5O0 Pa ave.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

ROOM brick house In. T. stable in rear; lot l6xl00
feet: property worth -, COZ; will sell to imme
diste purchaser for %. 600; terms easy.
IL W b. WATSON 4 CO. tS}5 @ st n w
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lNoB sALE-DON'T Trust YOUR FAMILY WITH
an unreliable horse and unsafe carriage; SIX s-s
the dArk bay horse an1 family cArrlae Of McCACLEY
& ALENANDEkS TALLl-HO sIAbl-ks. U 81 bssI
9Th and lUth sts n w.. Hs
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EOR SALE-TWO VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING
lots. "a feet front. Connecticut ave. between
ana a = 81 east 'front.' J. H. GRAY CQu
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FOR SALE-PIANOS.

EoK SALE : GPRIGuT CABINET GRAND
price ECU kGdrsss PIANO as sar
lNOR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD FULL
ESQ cash. Has richly carved les and iyrs; very me
tone and perfect in every way. Cost $50 Fine stool
oc3;,t HE PIANO EXCHANGE. sl3 Pa. ave.
EoR SALE-wE HAVE SEVERAL OF THE BEST
that s a been ks
onethird price for cash monthly payments suit
ffASo s.Rs r.
Lon sALE-A RARE BARGATN--AN ELEGANT
full size "a octave handsome style fine upright
piano for only 500 cash worth nearly double see il
.. s FINE mass s 1. On
guarantee transierred 40 ,,,
oc2-8 9l3 pennsylvania ave.
E'oR sALE-A MAGNIFICENT UPRIGHT PIANO,
- dark case. finely finished: full size; all the best
used and in splendid condition. Only s275Nsio per
Also fine high.ciass square grand piano. a maenif
cent instrument for only ESQ. on payments Of slO.
THE PLANO EXCHANGE WARE ROOMS.
913 Pa. ave-,
oc2 The Leading Piano Store.
FOB sALE-A BEAUTIFUL SLIGHTLY USED
6s1ssn fEE FfaSo 81
FOR sALE-DID YOU EVER HEAR OF AN
S c s S, =, ew prizes n foas Il store
Isl. anu 'ee 'nfn ihe' must 'f sGa b IL s9Fen6sr
steinway Piano Ware Rooms.
ocl-lw se3 Penn. ave.
EoR sALE-HAvINd MET WITH SUCH GREAT
IS. success lately in disPosng Of number Of slightly
following wei-known Pianos. Remember. these in
Pianos! They have neoer been sold. and have only
been rented to good responsible parties, for short
periods each We give vOu the benefit of the amount
as ms oses lad a, reg tor each instruslt
"a :. =. Ha,nes Lros.' Piano; (Irice $40. 900
"a =. A. b. Chase mahogany, --.----.... $50
"a " y J., GaOler Bro. usea three months 80
"a Z. e. Briggs Piano; (price &575D......:il0
- . Stuysesan. Piano; new. 80
"a square Grovesieen & Fuller ........... 80
Ally statesmen Will take pleasure showing these
not. Terms viii be made to satisfy each customer.
Give us . call before you place your order.
sssinw.y Piano Ware Dfs Rooms.
oc1-1w G25 Penn. ave.
FOR sALE-oNE sECOND-HAND UPRIGHT.
$50 $40 cash and $40 per month Pianos for rent;
Sohmer pianos. SS5 9TH ST. NV. se2S
EoR SALE-CLEARING OUT FOR NEW STOCK;
one hne upright piano equal 10 new sl15 cash also
cash buy at u. L. WILD BROS. 7u9 9TH ii. n w.
se2o-l2
ENoR sALE-A HANDSOME ANTIQUE OAK Or
gan az siSPs n,s1si inner guard lust r9m 11t
fER& CoNLiff. ol6 nth st. NV. SEES
EoR sALE-wEBER PIANO AT A BARGAIN;
Il also POPULAR MUSIC oniy DC. AND Ito cAia-
TGsiS sfa 81 18th
+ FIVE DOLLARS MONTHLY
Os5 F. @. SMITH. I225 Pa ave.
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FOR sALE:-64 FIT. FRONT ON DELAWARE
In that locality; only Is cents Per e. ;onefourth cash
Oc3-N 4. X. BROOKS. 6IU 18th nj n. W.
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FOR SALE--LOTS.

4 north side. 20xS7H to alley, with $40 per month
rental. four-room frame house only $2. 700. GEO
I. GRAHAM, 1915 st. oc3-3t
The Forrest City times., 1891-12-25

X nice line of Stationery at tue news stand, just received.
 He new calaboose at Eureka Springs is nearly completed.
 Hardware, Cooking and Heating Stoves cheap for cash at J. II. Browns.
 Clothing to suit every demand, and wt rock bottom prices, can be had at J. ". Beck s Co.'S.
 The cold snap has brought squeal from the Lnloke Democrat for sup ply of two-foot wood.
 60 to the New York Racket store and sec how much value you can receive for little money.
 Extraordinary low prices in cotton plaids, siirtings and sheetlngs at five to seven days, 1t J. l.. 3Iandoa's.
 II. Evans & O., have a beautiful line of Siiverware which they propose to close out st prices to suit purchasers.
 An assortment of elegant Pocket Bibles just received at the news stand. suitable tor Christmas and birthday presents.
 Wehster's Unabridged Dictionaries at the news stand at q 30 to all paid ID in advance subscribers to THE TIMES. See ad in TIE TIMES.
 Russell, Graham 6 Co. gre the sue cessful dealers in hoaest, reliable mer- ehan6iss. You ara assured Of value for value when yon trade with them.
 Bedsteads, Bed Room Suits. Bu- reaus, Chairs, Rockers and anything in the Furniture line At lower prices than any where else, at Becker & Lewis.
 Mme. E. Boyle has received most complete stock of holiday goods, such as the ladies delight in. Christmas novelties in notions and fancy goods of every description.
 We handle nothing but the very best beef, mutton and pork. All meats carefully inspected before offered to our customers. Hester & Crippen, South Front strcet.
 S5,0o0l Five thousand dollars worth of Boots and Shoes purchased from the ! bankrupt stock os the Hill Shoe Com pany will be sold at 75 cents on the dollar. at Becker & Lewis. J. W. Beek's gin, five miles west of { Forrest City, IS still in charge of Geo. 1 Williams, who never fails 10 8a good work and give satisfaction. Take ycur cotton to him and have it ginned.
 Blazers, capes, woolen skirts, gloves of all colJrs and styles, scarfs--in fact everything new, can be had of Mme. k. Boyle. And remember her prices have never been So low nor goods so good.
 There is no danger from whooping cough when Chamberlain's Cough remedy is freely given. It keeps the cough loose and makes approximation easy. 9 and 50 cent bottles for sale by c. F. Hinton, druggist.
 ROCK HILL, s. C., March 24, 1890. | Dr. J. B.Jchnson, Rock Hin. :. c.
 Dear Sir-The Micrcbe Killer bought | from you has entirely relieved my wife from asthma and believe will eventually cure her Please send me another pack age. Yours truly.
 J. Fl. WILSON, Prin. Ebenezer Acade- my, York county, $. c.
 Oar readers will notice the adyer- tisement in these columns of Chamber lain t Co.,, Des Aoines, Iowa. From personal experience we can say that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has broken up bad colds for our children. and We are acquainted with many mothers in Centeryilie who would not be without it in the house for q good many times its cost, and are recon mending it every day.-CenteTviIle 6. D.l Chronicle and Index 9 cent, 50 cent and Si bottles. For sale by c. F Hinton. druggist.
The Forrest City times., 1891-12-25
peafness Can,t he Cured

by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an infamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets inhamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed, Deafness is
 the result, and unless the inflammation can be taken out and the tube restored to
 it's normal condition, hearing will be de- stroyed forever Nine eases out of ten are caused by cartarEh, which is nothing but an infamed condition of the mucous surfaces. We will give One Hundred
 Dollars for any case of Deafness tcaused
 by catarFh) that we cannot cure by taking Halls Cartarh Cure. Send for circulars free F. j. Cheney t Co., Toledo, O ' Sold by druggists, D cents.
The Forrest City times., 1891-12-25
Additional Local.

n. ". Js1tsnn. Painter.
 1oRinccs 1t the news stand. Story Papefs at ;lio news staii. Trade witt l.. RoILwAas < Go. Go to II. Erans ts Co. 5 foI Dtils. Savings Banks at the news stand. Mention riiE TiaEs to advertisers, Go to IT. Evaas < Co.'S fer silver ware.
 Chessmcn and Checkers at tho news stand.
 You can get ! box of 'ciiipsn at tlr news stand.
 Frank Lrsiie's Almanac, superb, at the news stand.
 A nice line of writing tablets, at the news stand cheap.
 If you want Table Gallery, go 10 Evans Drug Store.
 J. L. Brandon |. still in the lead for low prices fer spot cash
 Buy your Fecdstuifs from NJ. R. Stone, and save money.
 Try the Studcbaker Wagon. L. Roll- wage x G., sole Ageuts.
 Call and examine Winthrop X Co s new stock of holiday goods.
 New Novels by best writers just received 1t the newsstand.
 Playing cards from 10 cents per pack np, at the news stand.
 Story and Picture Books at the news stand for all sizes of children.
 Children's rsady-made suits at cost fbfrt V 1aRS .s N lt fzar1fs Bay Hamilton Brown Bo0Ts and snoEs at l.. Rollwage SS Co.'s. Buy your SCHOOL Books and STA 1aoNERY as l.. RollWage SS Co. s. Memorandum Books. something to suit everybody, at the news stand. Russell. Graham $ Go. are agents fer the Eureka Moving Machines. ~ WINE ee csspui, Tonic ior wonen.
 Sold by II. Evans < Co. If our readers wish genuine bargains they should ge to J. ". Beck 6 Co. s. If you want nice Christmas present Winthrop < Co. $ is the place to get it Lamp goods are specialties at H. Evans < Cs.'s. See their line and get prices.
 J. Nj. Brown is selling hardware cooking and heating stoves cheap foi the cash.
 Have you seen H. Evans & Co. B beau tiful stock of scisssrs2 They warrant every pair,
 Be sure to get J M. Browns prices on hardware, stoves and tinware be fore you buy.
 Ladies' dress goods and notions ir endless variety and at very loH price: atJ. w. Beck Co.'s.
 Overcoats and overshoes for ths least living price at J. w. Beck 6 Co.'S.
 J.W. Beck & Co. are the leaders O low prices for frst-class goods. IT, thsm.
 Be sure to get J M. Browns price on hardware, stoves and tinware be fore you buy.
 Buy your Lime, Cement. Fire Brick Torra Gotta and Flue Pipe from L RollWage ( Co.
 A full and complete stock Of Tabl Cutlery at H Evans t Co. s Drug Store Give them call.
 Go to Mime. E. Boyle's and see tn elegant line of hose. millinery, notion and ladies furnishing goods.
 A very complete line of staple an Fancy Groceries may be foHnd at Fns coll, Graham < Co., 5 at Rock Bolton 1gpres.
The Forrest City times., 1891-12-25

Mf. and atrs. Fairly both died ia LenNSe c0auty last week.
 Gay yonr FeedSiass from M. E. Stone, aai save noHcT. If yeu want B beautiful visiting card go to the naws stand. ssy~ GiscK-cESueaT tea cures Constipation, Sold by H. Evans < Co. Vegetables in season ss Hester & CiipPea 5. south From! street. W. II. Watts. Il merchant |: Scott, Ionoke county, has assigned. Ladies, misses and ehildrar's closks It cost. Russell. Graham < Go. The very interesting game of Hal ma nsay be had at tlie news stand.
 All the Fashion Books for Deem Der just received at the news stand. rry alsek .galu2AI ,oa for DyspepslA
 SoTd by T. Evans t& Ga.
 Boots and shoes for everybody cheap for cash, at J. ". Beck < Co.'S ;ssLIsES.s WINE o. cA2pQl for Weak NcEvez
 Sold by II Evans < Co. s;sslrse,s ZINE eE oARoul for senaie diseases
 Sold by II. Evans & Go.
 Children's 8 clothing in endless variety and st all prices, at J. D. Davenport (. Co s.
 Printing TIE TIHes can do any kind ef printing at lowest living rates.
 ;. ai. Brown is selling hardware cooking and heating stoves cheap fol the cash.
 Pure and fresh Drugs at Evans < Co.'S. Prescriptions carefully tom pounded.
 A ware room filled with furniture and we defy competition in cash prices J. l.. Brandon.
 An the popular Fashion Magazine; for the present month may be found al the Newsstand.
 Largest. cheapest and best stock oi goods ever brought to the city, at L Rollwage $ Co. 8.
 Fish, game and all kinds Of meat always on hand at Hester & Crlppen g South Front street.
 Closing out at and belsw cost fol the next twenty-five days at the New York Racket store. A large stock of rubber goods ius received and will be sold atrock- bolton prices at J. l.. BIandon's. A full line of FURGiTUR RE kept constantly on hand at l.. RollwagS S Co.'s, very cheap for cash. l Our entire stock of dress goods ar, offered very low for cash. Call anC examine. J. l.. Brandon. You can get splendid lead penci with eraser attached at the newi stand, at % cents per dozen. Lagomaehy, or. "The War of Nor Is 1 is an interesting and instluctis game. Price 60 cents at the new, stand.
 Largest stock of boys, youths anC men's clothing in town and &t lowes' prices to be found in the city, at J. l. Brandon's.
 Just received at Russell Graham S Co.'s lot of boys suits which the, will sell for the next two weeks fo sl .25 per suit.
 The entire stock of Dry goods Cloth I ing. Shoes. Hats, Caps, etc, will b, sold regardless of cost at the Eev York Racket store.
 We have opened frst-class mea market at Spence < Campbsll's ol, stand and solicit share of you patronage. Hester < Crlppen. For novelties in silyerware suitabl for weddings, birthday or Christina l presents. go to H. Evans & Co. 's They carry tue largest ire in town.
The Forrest City times., 1891-12-25
For Sale.

l have for sale, one hundred and thirty-fye thousand of best merchant able brick at my yard on the Mari anna road, south of town, near old site of Davis & Johnson's gin. In- tending purchasers will please call at the yard where some one can always be found to deliver brick. 1 am pre- pared to do all kinds of brick work on short notice at lowest figures. Give me a call II. A. FREY.