The Forrest City times., 1894-10-12
Ladies, call on A. Meyer 6 O., for the latest styles in Cloaks.

Ladies, call on A. Meyer 6 O., for the latest styles in Cloaks.
 The Mutual Life of New York is the Oldest and Sa.est, the Biggest and Best of all Insurance Companies. See | Webb and secure q policy. ! N. H. Bledsoe and J ". McCullY. of near Haynes, were iu the city yesterday with Q fine lot of fish for sale. They have our thanks for favors.
 Prof. Malone is expected here on on Monday, and if the building is conl- pleted our public school will open ou the first Monday in November.
 Citizens visiting Memphis can find comfortable rooms and excellent board at No. 90 and g Monroe street. Tran sient guests especially cared for. The Kindergarten Society is request ed to meet at the residence of Mrs. N {. l w. Norton, Oct, 15 All friends Of the Kindergarten are invited to attend. Best goods at lowest prices Tn Dry 1 Goods. Notions, Gents, Youths and Boys Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, at L. Roliwage & Co.'s.
 W. T. Webb offers s50o0 policy to any one who can handle their money to better advantage than the Mutual
 Life Insurance Co., of New York.
 Mrs. R. T. Johnson left for Holly Springs, Miss, last Friday. in response to telegram announcing the danger. ous illness of her mother, Mrs, Davis.
 Miss Mary Sparks, of Wynne, has l been visiting friends in the city several days this and last week, 8 delightful guest of the family of Dr. ". II. Alley. A boot and shoe slgn adorns the front of our City Hall. Whats the matter Has kicking become so numerous as to require the constant services of cob- bier
 Our friend Samuel Worrall was in the city Wednesday on business. He 1 Is as busy as a bee harvesting his crop, which is above the average for several years.
 A new leaf turned over in the eating | line. Meals and warm lunches when 1 you cali for them, at Hasley's Restau- rant, next door to Folbre's place. Call and see Us.
 Mrs. Hahn and charming daughter, Miss Katie, visited friends in the city last week and attended the circus. They were guests of Mesdames Winthrop and Shade.
 We hope our friends and the public generally wilt not forget that we are | still handling organs, pianos, sheet mu- sic and musical merchandise. Our pri- ces are all right.
 1 Shiloh's Cure is sold on a guarantee. It cures Incipient Consumption. It is l the best Cough Cure. Only one cent a dose. 25 cts, 50 cts, and Sl.00. Sold by Winthrop & Go.
 Karl's Clover Root. the great Blood purifier gives freshness and clearness to the Complexion and cures COnstipa- tion, 9 cents, 50 cents, and $1.00. Sold by Winthrop & Go.
 Open early and open late. Warm meals and lunches to suit your conven- fence, at Hasley's Restaurant, next door to Folbre's Saloon. Also lodging for transient guests.
 T. c. Folbre & Go. keep first-class house, and the best goods on the mar ket are served over the bar If you
 want good whiskey and polite atten-
 tion give them call.
 | F. M. Prewett has bought the resi- dence, on Davis street, known as the Hancock building, and will move
 into it shortly. We'er glad Uucle Frank is coming to town. | Eugene Barrow, well known in busi- | ness circles here, is in town looking up location with a view of doing 8 livery, sale and feed business. He expects to secure the Strong Buildings. "The Wonders of the Worlds Fair,'' magnificent collection of Art Pictures. will be given away at the Mammoth Store of Russell, Graham, & Co.,, with cash purchases amounting to g.. The first frost of the season made | it's appearance Tuesday morning. It | was quite heavy and damaged the pea hay fields considerable. The first frost last year occurred on October IS. Our line of Cents Furnishing Goods are now complete, and we are selling them at hard times prices. Call and examine them before purchasing else where. Fl. E. GwYN & Co. We have just received a nice line of Gents and Boys Clothing, which we will astonish you on prices, If you will give LIS chance. Boys Suits from 75c up. Call and see us. H. E. GwYN S Co. Mrs. F. E. Barlow, who has been vis- iting her parents. Mir. and Mrs. c. Fl. Ravens and other relatives and friends, returned to Memphis Monday night &C., companied by her brother, Willie Ha- vens.
 J. H. Ferrill and family, of Nettle- ton, will arrive in the city in q few days and will make this their home. He will open tonsorial parlors on the South side. THE TIMES bids him welcome.
 Russell, Graham & Co. makes spe- cialty of Wagon Materials. A full stock of SDOkes. Fellows and BIackSmith'S 'S