The Forrest City times., 1891-10-09

Dr. J. 4, Williams ard NJ. W. H!ll, of Haynes, were ia town yesterday, circu- lating among numerous friends.
 Don't forget that V. E. Izard is still ut the front with the latest novelties in Dry Goods. Notions, etc.
 Hon. ". s. Brookcs. of Wheatley, was in town on business and circulating among friends and relatives yesterday.
 Robert l.. lettus is still confined to his room although slowly improving. We trust he will be out in few days. E6r sLAcx.paAueHT tea cures Constipation.
 Dr. Dooley raised g15 bushels of corn on acres, and l2 tons of hay on acres of ridge land. How's that for highY
 Encourage the school house fund iaoa. It is q good one, and in the hands of the ladies is sure to Do q suecess.
 What will our visitors do for trans- portation to the fair grounds. A handsome new bus line should bs started.
 A very complete line of Staple and Fancy Groceries may bs found st Fus- sail, Graham & Co.'S at Rock Bottom figures.
 Hon. Geo. r. Taylor and Dr. J. J. Eyans spent the iiIst If the week in St. Lonis, oil business and taking in the sights.
 The owners of South-side vacant property ought to "spruce upn a little and reaeh out for some more of the new stores.
 Tba, tired feeling so often heard of ia, ,rst. l,x- Sarsaparl,la, which gives mental and bodily strength,
 IL is pleasure to trade at Winthrop & Co., B drug store. Polite and careful attention Is paid to your slightest want. Give them trial.
 The Fair Association offers a total Of Sl zoo ia purses for races st our i fair, not countiug number of indi- vidual special purses. Dr. T. A. Currie, of Memphis, ar rived yesterday on business, and shook hands with old friends, of whom se has large number here. If you have anything in the way of
 Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repairing take 1t to the place where the Big Natcl, hangs across the street. kNrN. " '. uCAAtn wHi pitdcU dl the Presbyterian church next Sab bath, morning and evening. The pub lic IS cordially invited to attend. To everything in your power to maNe strangers within our gates feel at home aud comfortable. IL will be AS bread east upon the Naters.'
 Best goods at lowest prices in Dry Goods, Notions, Gents, Youths and Boys Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, At L. Rels wage oS Co.'S.
 Russell, Graham ( Co. are the sue eessiul dealers i'll honest, reliable m er- chand,sa. | Gu are assured of value for value when you trade with them
 Tase your prescriptions to Winthrop
 l e. g Pharmacy, oa North Washing ton street, where al expert presetip- tihnist will give them careful attention.
 S. D. Appefson < Co. say they can sell whisky that certain parties buy in Memphis, at 69 cents less on the gallon IAe home business should he sustained. It is in order to build ! str,et railway or furnish decent omnibus for the convenience of the public during fair week, and at ether times Tie Georgia Minstrels are more popnlar than ever before. Their speciality artists are unexcellad. Those who f2ii to see them will miss treat pettus Bros ( Bufori opened their doors Saturday and commenced busi- ness under most favorable conditions They had all tho business they could | do.
 Although we have one of the best banks ill Arkansas, worth a capital stock Of $lo00,O00, yet another bank in Forrest city would not crowd the | field.
 l Memphis theaier burned recently,
 many tirsi-class companies, who had dates there, uaight be induced to come
 to Forrest City.
 l A. C. Wood has thirty acres of cotton
 which he says will average four hun
 dred pounds of lint to the acre. Pretty good example of what can be dons in
 our grand county.
 have seen one dose Of Bradycrotine
 relieve sick aud nervous headache l when everything else had failed. and
 can cheerfully recommend 1t. N. c.
 Zoll, Philadelphia, Pa.
 Rev. Bruce, an episcopal minister. 1 will celebrate divine services in For
 rest City Sunday night, either at the
 Presbyterian church or ihe Knights of
 Pythias hall. All are invited. Hurrahl for Croftwood. lie won
 first money in the three-year old stake
 race in Little Rock, Thursday. Time, 2:55. He is the property of the Eas- tern Arkansas Fair Association. l 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. l We understand that James Evans | is on Il trade for the Van Patteu l homestead, and will probably buy il and move to Forrest City. We extend him hearty welcome in advance. To make room for the new goods we are to receive in few days, we offer special Inducements. We invite our | friends to give us call. PEfTUs Bnos. X Burogn. l The old reliable firm of V. E. Izari is just as busy as bees this week, opening up bran new stock of Dry Goods, Notions, etc. They say they will not be undersold i'll Forrest City. Every oldtime citizen, now living elsewhere. who visits Forrest City, Is "paralyzed" with admiration of the place where the ditches used to be. 1, The change is declared to be wonder fnl.
 Henry Friedman has rented the second room from the corner in