The Forrest City times., 1893-11-24

The R. B. George Chicago Conven- tion and Concert company will give a popular free concert at the Presbyte- rian church next Tuesday night at 7:45 sharp. All lovers of good masic l should not fail to attend.
 The council met Tuesday evening. In the absence of the mayor. Recorder Mason steered them through the pas sage of an ordinance relative to slaughtered stock. See ordinance pub lished in another column. Mrs. T. w. Hawkins. Chattanooga, Tenn, says: "Shiioh's VitaliEer Saved my iite.' 1 consider it the best remedy for a debiitated system l ever used" For Dyspepsia, Liver and Kidney trouble it excels. Price 75 cts. Have you noticed that German & Barrow are forging right to the front as dealers in first-class. fresh goods, which may be purchased at lowest mar ket prices. A beautiful line of new dry goods have just been received. So many things are needed for the comfort of humanity. J. W. Beck & Co.,, are dealers in everything. Don't | forget 1t when you want Dry Goods, Clothing. Groceries, Hardware. Har-
 ness, Furniture. Notions or Novelties.
 Dreary is the house where no childish
 voice is heard, and he who loves his lit tie children will sometimes indulge
 them in candy. bananas, apples. etc. A
 man who will appreciate your trade in
 this line is Hasiey. Please remember this.
 A radish. weighing seven pounds
 and measuring twenty-five inches in
 circumference, was sent to THE TIMES
 office Wednesday. It was raised on
 the John Young place, below Madison,
 on land that overhowed seven feet
 deep.
 c. D. Stokes, of Carpenters high land, killed seven bears within the last
 month three of them in one day. and in
 one tree. He brought two small ones
 to Forrest City Monday and sold them
 to the Paxaor meat market at 7sc per
 pound net
 German & Barrow now have com plete stock of fresh family Groceries,
 and will give this department of their business very careful attention, en- deavoring to g1ve the best bargains to
 be found anywhere for the cash. Give
 them a call.
 Dr. W. H. Alley was in Memphis Sun
 day returning Monday. He reports his sister as recovering from the injuries
 received in tho folding bed accident,
 but says Yam is no better. He is a
 helpless paralytic for life. What a
 sad thought l
 After you have gone the rounds, you
 will find it to your interest to visit the
 magnificent stock of Dress Goods at J. w. Beck & Co.'s. A complete line. embracing all the latest shades and styles may be found in endless variety on their shelves.
 c. H. Holweil, of Palestine, has opened a frst-clasS meat market in Forreft City. He is now located on the east side of North Washington street, three doors north of the alley, and invites the public to give him a share of their trade.
 A. M. Nash sold a hog to G. N. Laughinghouse Saturday at cent per pousfd weighing 4SO pounds, The ami mai was a 3-year-old SOW. Newman bought her just to see how much heav- fer she could be made. He is going into the large hog business. Bill Robinson and Sam Williams, in- dicted in Crittenden county for cut ting timber were acquitted last week. The indictments against ID. 6. Cook, Mark Stanley and one Maxey, were mol pros'd. Cook plead guilty to some minor offense and was fined el0.
 Don't fail to avail yourself of the Op- portunity to see and hear of the won- ders of the Worlds Fair tonight at the Opera House. The admission tee is within the reach of all, 10 and l5 cts. The views of the stereOptic0n are very fine and interesting ard the lecture 8 rare treat.
 A very neat restaurant has been opened at Catarboona's old stand bv his successor, George Graieb. He will also sell fruits, candies, groceries, nuts. and serve all kinds of nice lunches cheap. He invites the. public to give him call. No pains will be spared to give satisfaction.
 2olfe and Hatcher are closing out their business and will retire from the field. Every Saturday from this date until all of their stock is solo. they will offer everything in their store at auction. Parties wishing to buy the show cases and fixtures at private sale, or auction, may do so at bargain.
 The large assortment of new cooking and heating stoves at Russell, Graham & Co.'s is attracting the attention of all careful buyers, because they are be. ing sold at prices which puts good stove in reach of any and every citizen. The cash will buy them very cheap. Heaters for wood or coal may be had.
 We the undersigned merchants of Forrest City, Ark. hereby agree to