The Forrest City times., 1893-11-03

1 XIX Linimeni cir'd m, of had
 ca # hax II II. Booue. Ex-Att'y ! tie" NrYtsota. Fexts Sid ny Win
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 titt bes iii dicius authorities say 1 lie ptour' wdN to trea' citarril is tu ] Cake caustltufiaisl rtme3Y ke ] ae'd SaisasarijA. Tue Episcopal Guild will hold their
 aieetineS at the residence of Mrs. E. L. | Vadakin every Tuesday during the
 month of November. Ine entire stock of Winter Clothing at Fossil. Graham & Go $ k bring uf ttsef at e's fr cash L. meet the de n sds ard lmes. fraesl yourself against loss from iie Hs nsarln2 n gooi company
 X6l < l2ard reprss~nl iarge Ilne i s'anadui companies k 3t Myers broevhl us a 'dishrag'' goufd Monday whicl measures 32 inches loug and about ipches in di
 atneter at thr srgesl pnilit. Fiie following weights ef cotton seed
 Vie shipped from this place during
 tbe mnBtl of October: w. E Williams
 656 tons; Cry X Vogel, 80 tons.
 Beot goods at lowest prices in Dry Goods Notions. Gents. Youths and E ss' Clothing, Boots and Shoes. Hats and Caps. at l.. Rollwage x Co. s Will Lanier returned home from the Windy City Sunday. He says ne took
 in every nook and corner of the Fair, and was much proited by all he Siw The celebrated railroad shoe made hy S,,itL G h.,ct Ia
 market. can be had only of Russell The most complete and hobby line of Gents Furnishing Goods to be found
 in the city is at Russell Graham . Co.'S
 Everything at bottom prices for cash Remember that we will sell you d piano or an organ as cheap as any
 house m America. and give you B
 better guarantee. e.--LANDvoIGT & VAD- AKIN.
 F P. Todd, sells and delivers all kinds of Meat at residences. at from
 5c to Sc p-r pound. Tuesdays. Thurs days and Saturdays. Watch for his wagon.
 Russell. Graham X Co.'S immense line of Ladies Dress Goods. Dry Goods. and Notio,is must be seen to he appre-
 ciated. Their prices can't be beaten l anywhere
 You can lose nothing by visiting the
 Ger-ral Store of ! " k elk & Co.'s
 You mtS gain much in bargains if you
 want 'o purchase Furniture, Hardware
 and Stoves.
 Eld. Moran. of La Grange, preached
 two splendid gospel sermons at the
 Baptist church Sunday. He isa splen-
 did preacher. and all who heard hlm
 were well pleased.
 Last Friday X. E Voutraine, of Pal | estiue aid THE TIMES mechanical de- partme,h Il visit. and was much inter
 isted in ever, thing rom the devil to l Martha Washington. The first of another month has come. Will those who have accounts with us. show their appreciation of tavOrS eX- | tended and pay Us our money We are in great need of what is due us \ hobby hat. d neat. serviceable shoe | stylish suit of clothes, and in fact
 everything in gents furnishings. may | be had m great variety, best quality
 and lowest prices, at German & Bar | rows.
 ! 1T N'u "iO oVVhibe t'' itSBeCU Cpiii- | pete line of dandy bargains you must
 % to bargain headquarters. which is l Russell. Graham & Go s mammoth | Dry Goods and General Mercha ndise | Emporium.
 J. w. Beck & Co., have reason to | brag d little about theI- great big line
 of novelties in Dress Goods, and while they brag they put the prices down. determined to attract and hold the 1 trade If this town.
 1 fhe following is the amount of cot l ton sh,pprd from this point over the
 l. R & NJ Ky for the month of Octo- 1 Der as compared with last year; Octo- be 1893. 1901 bal,s, against 1l98 l naips same time last year Plantation Chil Core ,s-Iparaai .d. | 1T Il dont@lra g9 ed get yoHr aNuef ] back AsE yauf fot rea3ag sN Ht j. i Price 5.tcts Seia N i 31 ~t1e X l PettUs Bros < B&ord Gn{,u4u * i Bsrae# ] x Beck ifa8eSt iv, and i 6oidberg. Nb-atieS Ark N . X IsJ l. Ifa,d,es aad = L. tpdreN Ns. Haynes, Art