The Forrest City times., 1893-12-01

Just inspect the Christmas presents at the news stand before you buy any thing anywhere else.
 Shoes to suit everybody and fit any foot, at II. B. Gwyn & Co.'S, quality and price guaranteed.
 The proof of the pudding is the eat Ing thereof, and when wanting d mod est lunch go to Hasley's.
 have tried the meats sold by F. P. Todd and have never been better pleas ed. Mrs. J. w. Dennis.
 A full line of FURNITURE kept constantly on hand at l.. Rollwage & Co.'S, very cheap for cash.
 A drive in the celebrated Forword Boots, at J. W. Beck tS Co.'S. They can't be beat for tue money
 Section Boss Curry is renewing the cIoSS-tieS on his section of the l.. R. & M. Ky A much needed work.
 German & Barrow's general store is headquarters for the latest styles and shades of ladies' dress goods.
 have bought meats of F. P. Todd. ana have been very much pleased with it's quality. Mrs. W. E. Williams.
 Miss Lalla Rock Casteel, who was employed in ths Wheatley school mu- SIC department has returned home.
 Mrs. Jennie Allen and Miss Anna Lee Cobb will go to Little Rock this evening to remain several months.
 Wm. Stone of Colt was a pleasant caller at our sanctum Monday, and has our thanks for substantial favors.
 Everything in their mammoth store Will be sold at the very lowest figures for cash at Russell, Graham $ Co.'S.
 Harness. Brides. Saddles. Carts, Buggies, etc, all kinds and Rock Bot tom prices at Russell, Graham & Go. s
 It will be we'll enough to call at the news stand early and get first choice of the many handsome Christmas pres ents
 We will sell our entire line of Mems and Boys Clothing at actual cost for cash. Call and see us. II. E. Gwyn & Co.
 The park fences are in a dilapidated condition, and the young trees will soon be destroyed, unless they are pro- tected.
 We have the best line ot children's books for Christmas presents ever brought to Forrest City. Don't fail to see them.
 The big stock of Cents Furnishing Goods at J. W. Beck & Co. $ was never Tn better shape. It is complete i'll gual- ity and prices.
 Quite a number of our friends have paid their subscriptions to this paper this week. They will please accept our hearty thanks.
 ". D. Sledge and wife, of Memphis. were registered at the Hotel Tuesday. They are looking to their landed inter est in this county.
 The Benevolent Association will meet at the Baptist church next Tues day afternoon at o'clock. All are urged to be present. The entire stock of Winter Clothing at Russell. Graham S Co.'s is being off, fered at cost for cash, to meet the de- mands of hard times. 1 have bought meats of F. P. Todd for two months. l am we'll pleased with his meats, both as to quality and price. Mrs. L. F. Featherston.
 bJ io U, " DSCh ~ AO. lOI blic James & Graham Wagon. It is the very best wagon ever sold in Arkan- sas, and no farmer should be without one.
 Leon l.. Beach and wife. who were st.anded here with the Orten Come dians, left Saturday, having made a stake out of the home talent perform ance.
 Mrs. c. L. Eggleston, of Brinkley, spent couple of days visiting friends in town the first of the week. She was the delightful guest of uMrs. c. l.. Knight.
 You can lose nothing by visiting the General Store of J. w. Beck & Co. s. You may gain much in bargains, if you want to purchase Furniture, Hardware and Stoves.
 You may get Scribner, Popular Monthly, Short Stories, The Forum, Harpers, Century, Current Literature, St. Nicholas, L'Art de la. Mode, Demorest's Lippincott, Arena, Cos mopolitan, popular Science, North American Review, or any other maga- zine on earth at the news stand. ---------------------------