The Forrest City times., 1894-11-16

b zen cl; s,ilied at the Crowley Ridge h. Stitute.
 He blending of the leaves in their final struggle. Is proof ot the victory oi Jack Frost.
 The boys over at Brandon & Bangh < ranche report d fine time hunting small game.
 Read the advertisements. Every one them contain facts which you should know.
 Miss R,,sa Lanier is spending the week at the h0spitahle home of Dr. and Mrs ]. l.. stone.
 Mrs. J. F. Stone is soliciting eanceled postage sttmpS for charitable purposes. She will appreciate stamps given her.
 The well for the waterwulkS has reached a depth of lSS feet, and the blue mud still continues to choke the drill.
 Be careful of fire. Everything is cite carelessly dropped may do gre | damage.
 M W Hill, of Haynes, was circula ling among friends here "Wednesday. H. says he has 100 bales of cotton yet ln the field, and K giving employment to large force of pickers.
 he Fourth Quarterly conferences of the Methodist church convened Mon day. The business of the church ls in good Sbapr and the pastors report will be creditiab.e to the city.
 A " Birthday Party for the benefit of the Methodist church will be given tonight at the residence of MT and MlS. |. Iaugh'rgn0use, by the Lttlie $ Aid Society "~'-r or send yJur sack.
 What has come ever the spirit of the Taylor Rifles Are they afflicted with the tired feeling which prevents them from giving a drill now and then? Come out, boys. SD re can 5ee what you look ike
 The Bazaar Uiii open Monday, De crnber 3. It's location will be announc- "d next werF. We were in error in stating last week that the sale would take place at German < Barrow's store.
 ". ". Shirey, of Pecter, Arkansas. has accepted position with b. C. Webb. Mr. Shirey is d registered Pharmacist in Arkansas, and comes highly recommended medically and socially.
 \ house belonging to d tenant on r Llttells Toohigh plantation was de- stroyed Wednesday night by fire. All the household goods were consumed. together with lot of meat, corn and sorghum.
 The soldier boys of the Taylor Rifles received their pay iur services at Ar genta during the strike last summer The pay roll ranged from Sl Is tn S2. 50 Color seargant Gaines says he is now ready for pension.
 A TIMES man had d delicious time eating wild goose at Dr Stones yes terday. The bIrd was part of the game of the Mud lake hunt. and was "ont of sght"-wheu the man of the Faber ceased to feast.
 Do you read the advertisements II not you are not wise They are put here Tor your information, aud infor- matloh Is worth having these days. Read them and let merchant know that you appreciate hls invitation.
 Sam'l Worrall, with his wauton .git up and gil, IS rushing material on the spot Tor another dwelling. to replace the one ne was so unfortunate as to lose last week We will bet on Sam getting there with both feet every time
 There are two Reeistered Prescrip- uonislS at D. C. Webb's Drugstore lie invites a continuance of the trade or all old customers, and others to give hm trial. Prescriptions will 9e carefully compounded at any hour. day or night.
 The Rev Mir. Padgett, minister in the Cumberland Presbyterian church, recently rom Tennessee, will preach III the Presbyterian church, this city. tne coming Sabbath morning and night. The peot,le are cordialIy ivit.d