The Forrest City times., 1894-12-28
Go to Gray < Noeel for coal.

Go to Gray & Vogel for coal
 See Webb about Life Insurance.
 Trade with l.. ROLLWAGE & Co.
 Buy Grlsthmas Goods at the News stand
 Cocoanuts 50cts per dozen. at ]. J. FIHuerty's.
 Nm Stone of Colt, was down We'd pesday on business.
 Gray & Vogel will sell you coal cheaper than anybody.
 Try the Stakeholder Wagon. l.. Roll wage < Co.,, sole Agents.
 Buy IIamiIton-Brovn BooTs and SHOES at l.. Rollwage & Co.'S.
 \ lot of irst-class legal cap paper iust received q the Newsstand
 Julius Altman. of Helena. dined with \. Meyer and family Christmas.
 Buy yem SCHOOL BOOKS and STA lIpNEHY at L. Bollwage X Co.'S.
 Mrs C. R. Ross spent Christmas in Memphis with her brother and sister.
 M NJ Hankins, of Little Rock, is celebrating the holidays in our midst. Mrs. C. <. Ross will occupy the resi- dence af J " Williams on January l. Lou and lottie Waters, Friday and Saturday nights, and Saturday Mati- nee.
 Jas Stewart. jr. of Little Rock. was among Lhe visitors in our city Christ mas.
 Prof Ernest Bradshaw of Russell yille, Ky. k spending the holidays at home
 Deputy Sheriff Boykin. of Marianna. spent Christmas with the boys of our town.
 Mrs Kate Rogers and family spent Christmas wlth her mother ill the country,
 Dr Ewart of Tipton county, Tenn. vas in town "Wednesday, looking for location
 A. Vogel and family are spending She holidays with his brother in the Bluff City
 Miss Lizzie Worrell is spending the week with her friend, Miss Eva Hun Ter in the city.
 Hoods Pills cure consumption by restoring prristaltic action to the ali Wrntary canal.
 The Iron Mountains selling one-fare hound trip excursion tickets to south eastern points.
 Popular prices at the Opera House next Friday and Saturday and good company. Go
 Buy your Lime. Cement Fire Brick, Terra Gotta and Fue Pipe from l.. 6ollwage & Co.
 Largest, cheapest and best stock of goods ever brought to the city, at j.. HoilWage & Co. $.
 R. NJ. Trice, of Marianns, spent ChfIstmas with their brother +. 5. 1rlce, in this city.
 Deposits st the Bank were the heav- test, showing the largest Christmas trade, for several yeatS.
 Come and get a 3.lb box Of mixed SUCK candy for 9 cents, at J. J, Fin htrty s; none equal to it.
 \ full line of FURNITURE kept constantly on hand at l.. ltollWage x Co. s. very cheap for cash. ., Tellle and LewIn Bavis, of Little ihock, were enjoying Forrest City's hospitality the past week,
 MT and Mrs. Edmondson, of Mem RliS, were the guests of MT. and Ms. "' S. Graham Christmas.
 Mrs. N. r. Beauchamp of Vheatley, "as here Tuesday, spending Christmas "Ith relatives aud friends.
 Ernest Long. with the Lesser Cot .oH Co. of Little Rock, was celebrat- "s m our midst Christmas.
 Matthews Raiford, Of Memphis, is 9,9fl visit to his father, Squire r. T. haltord' and other relatives. l.. Sachs, of Jonesboro, ate Christmas Veiihher with his son A. Sachs of Sachs mercantile Co.. at this place. 7, Bob and Eva McGmley's Musical comedy Company, will appear at the opera House January and 9. :. Mrs. Zera Brown. of Clarendon, is seie sie guest of Jas. Evans and family one VIII remain during tine holidays. j. E. Ramsey and wife came over rom the Bluff City Monday night. to s'la&e hands with their many friends D Mrs. J. B. Wood, and family, of Memphis, came over Sunday to spend d lew days with relatives and friends. Every person who buys as much as one ton of coal from Gray & Vogel dler.
 It IS given up that Ike Mallory is seHlhg the best grade of Whskey for S, s'.e feast money of any house in the