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Italian parlLrm.nt onsncd.

NUNE. .uuu TO- The Italian psflia.
meat was 0poull ioIsy with gfual
ceremony by kiug huMuUr.,
Ills maiesly lu u!B sptecu Go u. "lue
Italian uU0plu have 20 clearly mhuI-
icat-d thgir opinion a. the polls that no
uuuut remains regarding tue quest ua
which require tue prJmp.uul discus.
aiJu by tuu assembly. Iuu people
recognize that the finances Of llhly
occupy tlU iOromJst llaDa lu this G .l.
uuuaJu, Gul tus mptt Hfirt r8lTelgh.
muut % the expenditures ~ negui8Ary
In order 90 raise lAly'd credit abroad.
Parliament viii thoU DO asked ~ de-
vote 10 tggli The important question of
communal huluces Hui q lmluisira.
zion, ana TO judicial rri3rmf."
HIS maiysty also sal. tbat he trusted
that this Pufllamunya legislltl9u
would DO much 70 draw go,uUr tue
various glasses u tue population.
Continuing, King hlmaert dWelt
10 length upon tue friendship uSisunE
between itliy aud Great Britain, nuI
upon tutir cooperation la Aiuca, adj.
rug that tuu p1hcy Uf lazy iu Africa
hrncUiOrth would DO one VI cOnspiiJa.
ZION OF her position All not Of alyen'
tutC.
His majcaly concluded with remark.
ink thut he relied upon Tie eiijHs Of
the members u Parliament t. mIiu.
tain the eui1co Of national uniiv
erected by his father, Victor Emauutl.
Tnr kuG's speech wns greatly AZ
plaudoi On all sldss, Aud thuEu were
repeated cheers Tor HE mglcsly.
lAu socialists were uuayut from the
lpglIuE OF parliament
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rncLnc c.nIu rronanlLIon.

SAN FEAECrCJ, Juas 10. - The
p'csmer austtsug arrived today Il. N
Hua. lulu, bringing ms following au-
Woes dated Juur ..
AuIluy Cote, aa Australian, who IL
Interested In yatgus cable, aIiivui un
uu lot iusl. 10 cJal.r with tus'hawaii.
ru government rggnrIlAE the glDlygsu
papGC uaUir. lie Ass made pIOI.si.
u1r, which VIII ug CJHsidyrrJ ty
lleaiJout u 10 Md ME yaul.a,. a..
CIUto via uh Ia washington "a tho
7tl vi Ocg1ugr. lio Tgpr, eats FrgLu4
company ,nat 10 willing g. DuIii igum
syaLey 70 san Fftusistr, tailg M
AucaalJ, SAMOA gll l.}40'ull, lie
wants ty0 lINwnlgn government g.
yny an Gluu,l Ju0AIy, ana IA return
no chgrae WI!l DO n-do iJf official
"a asyf.
evil. make q similar proportion 10
tho UAlut Gtitue. III. CJa,H fools
clunIvut tHss oDtu goyVInmgn.s VIII
sislst tue company. lie aouIAgsH tat
tlu cable WI u9 I.Ii wi.ulu eighteen
IOutHt.
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rsraIts I.ana "r.n, cnsc.

DESvER, June IL. "A special to the
kPubhcgH from santa Fu, y. VI
nyG James Addison Pornlia.ltsaV'a,
ele o. tho claimants OF ihJ ullugpu
tsAl,a land grant In ABz3Gn, now
pending before tue UuiteI States court
o. private lnud claim, IN THE city,
aPeAIu1 In court today aud usKod TOR
aDhlluuance u the hearing on the
glunl that hB wa. without counsel
Ali also needed more tins Tor pgopAra.
tJr.
Tue petition was denied, the court
reminding the petitioner that HE case
hii been on the docket silcr February
y bsi, uni hal been got iyr trial last
ltpiuGfy, which was regarded NJ
lnpIe timo Tor preparation. Tno
claimant then filed a motion TO dianiss
hs ease. This motion was also denied.
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shaft What Dici Insun rnini's about
ass Appoiu'nt.

that " What Dici lnsnu thinhH Aht"t
ass Appoiu'nt.
OMAHA, Jure iO.--GuuurN Manager
U....ls,G was rlntud over tine aupoiut'
mtutOt NJ. Bancroft, whom hu regards
us the QUE uau t. uIfug. tue in,cicsls
gf tue separated property.
"But / no NOT believe Al. Eshn VIII
acpar, tho jHrms OF tAr iIlu.lvI" said
Mr. D,Ck usUu, "rmU0Iylug,ss 4 dres,
,hr Uah s1utHurr,n properly which
uBt not pals operating t4Fvuso.. oar
people EEL psti-HuG Wltl ,uu terms Ji
the order US made by Judge Merritt
ANA % % boz accepted Wy tAu American
LIau Ok trust company o. must Dc
uau8at nl.. 20 cost go iuat cooperation.
The American Loan Is iIIHl mpaI y
through ltl EiIOrAJyH, Ias fought tht
c..tnCulvt dip iuyA TOM tho Of.l %
ding, uuu iuil coupled with tnsiutrr-
oct feature ~ tie order, which is
sluug tuu lines outlined gy the r''9i-
uuyH flr lAu Nfst m .g,g1g. Interests 1i
tG1 Union Pacific nuI Oregon Snort
LluU, VIII probably Prove co. wuch Of
% lual flrthr receivers lH carry
"Fuould M. j ..H Hcrapi Il would
u.t.ilgut tlU ivtyss .g UuiJu Puc hc
headquarters 80 ilo yEI9Ht o. more
ual unity m o., std be Tor our iuF.
c4uuiual !llgy.i ,uay ate reduced 10
minimum
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GurlRiE, OElHn Jane lO,-For
several 4ays rumOra have boon ourreut
Iltnt go.d Gal utou discovered IN ray
.ug uuuutili,i on u .Egy Greer, some
tuft.uu mIIos GJuLuwust from Arapg'
hoe, Iast FndAy. gummio Ben usme
INTO Town n.I stated that sutne VeIJ
tluh lrALs hud un1n found nnl Ihat
lto1,o were ngCklns into tho minotal
region irum ul pom AOi tho eonl ass.
In lgts lhln two hours asvefAl pat s
were EQUIPPED ana on the ROAD 20 IA
fold. AlesT Las Wells and Alex
audor Heushaw returned today hnd
reported very rich helds, and Thai
luudruds VI men were ON tho ground
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stalking % olaims. They fay that a
belt running from CObp cftca, ~ l1e
Ceddo county, to tue head OF l"e
Boggy, % d.s.7uce Of ioriy mils', aA'
ranging itJn thee 20 eleven miles iu
width, had teen discovered.
Aiesgu. Wells and Hensunw brought
back some specimens which nave been
tested boy MI. Cmmgr, au o1poriancon
mluer and arsayi.t, who foport' Tue
fplcimeus very rioh with The ptecl u
m.Ah The stratum Of gold u iound
un Uu average tuvsn Tot below iho
gu,iac8 aud BE- very easily gotten Out
a mining Town has zen lh.d 'uI
Hnd p.nl,yd under the io"ualie IhWf'
Reports Fsy that people are comihf III
ana stakug cut claims at tho rate VI
lDJ PCT lay.
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ON .riorop pcpnrL

MAsuINul0S, June lO.--rhe gov
ugumru, ulIp fepusl igJm G.Tsgspyn,
uunl % Wu Agricultural d3pggIWtul
nIaKrs the GugJlsg OF winter wheat h.
protunt gfowllF, alter allowing Iu.
aunnduumruis, vi o per Csnt O' the
area uaJvusiUI o. 1894 Toe condition
OF winter wheat uss fal!Ju uurilrIiy
since int reports, being III pyr cuut
against SD ON MAY l.. The condition
reported juno /, 1874, was So per
cent. Tho ayrilsc percentage a Az
WHEAT i, O1.l uuu tnb vUu4IuJu Of 1no
saIuu d. 1s.b per cent.
luu report places tue acreage OF Oa,s
at 1922 90 last yoai'i Rrus. Tao cDn.
diuUu ui Si3, Nsaatl b pur CcuL last
June.
uLu acreage ofTica is 100 per cent
OF last year, Gao condition being 20 =,
Buflry-AytrnEu condition, UIa
Ter cent, agpiust So ius. year
Ityo Average condition bO.1 lCT
Cg4I,
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WAHtisGrb| JluU iO.-rdc a.
miuis,rsu Do has decided tuat u i,sI
states vessel 90 war 5unll be- ssul to Key
WoaI Tor tue p4GEssn Of cooperating
With the revenue cutters iu watching
TOR huUus,tfiug expeditions leaving
that nuu Utucr places ~ Florida % lIi
the Cuban insufguuts lhia duyiriDn
was reached lave this m1TstbE, Iusl b..
fore Secretary HuIbeft's departure tor
Aiaha'uu, aud no ClugiuIei tngt the
Raleigh Shuu,d be UBuI Tor tue pur.
psaH, phu lat.0t vgF.el 10 Low OF New
York. Orders Age expected o. uu luut
t1 her c.mMInItr Immediately 90 .,J-
pare Tor tuU voyage, and u ~ p5BiIb,e
that bb vi. many days tho wall Dg Oh
her way 10 k1y Wet.
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NIw YJnl, jane ll.--A special 10
o HogId .Uu san joss, COSTA Rlc,,
ny; Tao % iyo have s.zi large
... farm which were clurra o ~ IA 70
O u.cl IN tGr VIA 900 % St,s. The
OwuUs %. lgu HEW- nave ust hton
Euyd, but "a D. believed they were
.fIapu y c,utervatlve1 Tor n Tsvolu.
tiIu Thi.n wai brewing, worked up
daring tIu late Yre-idNuunl eirc.iuu.
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SOuTunHiDGE, Noes, JuuU i0.-rho
F,uae al tAe CsLirH. mills acre wac
tui,lri today. The wUaysra who went
ont were given an advance In wages Of
No. per cent, wnicu luCiease viii Affect
the VIII le force Of 5Jl employees. Tue
operatives uts promised q further M
crease Of o pcr cent mex, Monday.
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N,w Grosk cabinet

LoEDoN, Juugll.--A dispatch 90 the
DWy NtwI from Aiuens Gays tao new
husu,r, N, NichDis. Saiyauu!'i tOg'
yisn lnur', tl. sEou1sc; iuicr.yh A..
HGUrIuIrhHlu; wNb 81. smllg.a; ma
lac, u. Naggy<i.; Justice, M,Luyidls.
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10th rnriio. Uniicd

NEW lOHiS, June lu.--ilvaguor
lboiutlu OF New Mexico IL ia the
tly' lie Haili seine SILVER question
VIII not down, but must bo f0rght out
y We next presidential campaign. In
nsN Mexico tho demand for Zee silycr
y aliyysraal. Both parties a!s uaitou
GOVERNOR Thornton said Now MeEl-
~ Woull apply EoXt winter for aImig.
hoh Into the Union.
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CHURCH BLANKS.
Printed aud For sale ct
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SALT LAKE CITY.

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Gigrs' Certificates, ............g,c .,
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Primary Association Roll ami Record
Books tl.ul.
:, J.. NJ. l.. a. Roll and Record Books
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Ward Records, / Or, 5000. . Or, $500.
1qr. sI4uu,
U.gl Priests Records made 10 order.
'ayrr',es' Verurds made TO oTlos.
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Pastry tIat ls llsaE and dainty
crowns every .!uUrT Boo homes where
d.. PIigt's Baslhs Powder 10 used,
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ERIE, Pa Iure lU.-Miss Cora
Woods, assistant 90 the ,.s'm1ugr ut
Con e,ut lasc, was brought hgic g..
Day ~ the Uuireh States marshal, un
o charge gf emttzE.iug money. Mas
ROJiuif "A pigpuslt'sus > uaE ~
mun o % ana wgsa ltnlgr Ia society,
u Ilt1 active ia cnufrl citclrt, aud
ras regarded asa very proper young
woman.
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bottle We iH.l ii with iNr following IU u'iH .
TH. art N.ii. 900 i.f Hp m..H "|It t0.t yn
boz f.. .H..... aud have continued uuul ahc
has been t.f.4'
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MILLINERY.

roo Ladies' and Chidtou'A Trimmed
Hats, NJ actually half price, from
90c 10 $3.50.
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tilees Cream Bskins Powder has
Iso.sI standing bocau'e It 10 The lest
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Palates always agree tnat the light.
est blruui. uIo maze wash d. Pace
Baking Powder
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NEW ARRIVALS.

white Dotted swiss. at special low
prices,
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w9'aAN FRAEcIsco, June 100. w.
uuttvl who ~ charged with the
'N'' oI Mis-. Jennie Matthews, wac
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FEED j. WAY

Has opened a Meat Market, 90 No.
& East FRS. South Street, and
will be pleased 10 walton his friends
aud tie general public with
choice selection Of PRIME meats al
Bottom Prices. Free Delivery.
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CEI,irNNL Er,oEn.
l'm'r nauI, D,i,uli,r - Bicycle
nld,F.


amer Haul, a D,i,uI,,r and Bicycle
uJd,r.
rLENFER, June lO.--A npruiaI 20 the
'ie' If1m Lander, Myu., tays:
L.ihtf hauk, one Of tue most prom.
,sun' men Of Fremont county, who
m ",lel nom tho IN 90 VI county irsas-
Wy, s'St III January, 1893 has been iounl
ueIhuIlbr in tuS truI O.. Sl4JD.
s, aNA pert hookkeepur employed by tlo
ss,uy eommlusiInurs discovered fulHe
vI',lte IN tho books Of tue ttepsufgb
tuVh enabled him iJr the timn beiuF
IVY away with the money. lie w.t
,s..u'l 10 Tx up the m,ttrr,gud prom.
mn, W 4n ~ On Friday lat, but uli Io.
bsr 'l an appearance. When last sslu,
was fldlug q bicycle.
MURDER MYSTERY SOLVED.
,OAAiiA, Juns lO.-rhc mystery eur.
, r,1i Ihe murder Of W. ii. Chap
~, Aaewing machino agent, at tin
tleheo OF James lah last uisht, hos
m s1lNeui and lth ami his wiz ME
,n.!a lI 'or the crime. The husband
N,ll'yssl Chhppell VI Intimacy win
~ So ishi secfuted himsulfin tho house
.r M y, ,h .i Chappell while no was in toe
I'M y" kissing Mrs. Ish. He o1uiesssl
ps,, crime. ills vile declared last
v, Su' mat eho did tho shouting In ~.
'"ng ieloniola assault.
WINTHROP HELD.
Wa FRANCISCO, June 100. W,
uu,tnIuli who ~ charged with the
''' oI Mis-, Jennie Matthews, wss
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t1day b1ur over 10 tbs superior count
TOT trial without bail.
THE TRIAL OF EMMETT.
BAN FRANCE co, Jnno iO.--hs pfe.
l.miuasy examination n J. *. En-.
melt, wun sh @ his vito Saturday
night while Intoxicated, wac postponed
iJt a week today, on account Of Mrs.
Enmeips iuauIiily 10 be 90. ent.
KILLED a MIILE GuL
HYASSI3, q tr., Juno lO.-Lizz.o
Coleman, ttr i1lutHu.y ear.olI daulu-
Cor % William Coleman, u OitprvIlIr,
While on her way 90 school this mJru.
lug, WIS shyt IL q KILLED W Heury
LrIoik", 8 Garm1r, who Immediately
climate suiu,Ja i.UJIu.loBiI tuAt
Jealousy lHH - thr crime.
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JUDGE CHAs. W. sTAYNER
has, for many yeaB been secut.
ing record OF persons entitled
20 money IN England and other
parts OF the world. lie can now
supply VALUABLE, preliminary Boo.
formation by correspondence on
this subject, ON receipt OF ONE
DOLLAR. A mll examination
iorca5hnamc FIVE DOLLARS.
FOR an entire family TEN
DOLLARS.
lis charges ,graigsr,lseneuts
and collections afs moderate.
Strictly confidential aud relia.
bic.
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Sold by Druggists aud Wholesale aud
EaMl By q, &, 81. L., salt Lake city.
The Forrest City times., 1895-10-25

THE prize fight will not be pulled of" in Arkansas for the very good and sufficient reason that the supreme court has held that there is law in abundance, valid and strong, to stop it. This was the contention of Attorney General Trustworthy from the begin- hing, and 1t is a matter of congratula- tlon that his view of the case has been sustained by the highest judicial tribu- Dal of the state. It was unfortunate that there was any controversy as to the validity of the statute against prize lighting. It gave courage and confi- aence to the pugilsts, their aiders and abettois. Had it not been given out, on what seemed good authority, that there was no. valid statute to prevent prize lighting, City Attorney Martin and Mayor Waters. of Hot Springs. would not have gone to Dallas to neCo. tiate for the fight. The law as it stood should have been "a good enough Morgan to meet the emergency-good enough for all purposes until tried and set aside by the court of final appeal Arkansas Democrat.
The Forrest City times., 1895-10-25

TIE following from the Searcy Giti- zen was reproduced ill, and taken from, the columns of the Marianna Index:
 .'Mr. James IIasley. of Mead. Ark, is candidate for congressman on the Independent ticket. His democratic and Little Mack" will beat him so badly he will wish he had remained out of politics"
 A wise man. really, who can predict future events with such emphatic cer- tainty. MT. Hasley has himself said that "a prophet should not be without honor in his own land," but how can one credit the Citizens prophecy, when he displays such lack of information on present facts. We are not surprised at the Citizen, but for the Index, which carries MT. Hasley's announcement, to reproduce this paragraph, without cor iection, thus seeming to give it ere dence, appears in very bad taste, and especially because the Index is Me Culloch's home paper. The Index knows that MT. Hasley is not an sIn- dependent" candidate. Why circulate such representations? Does the Index hope to aid Hon. F. D. McCul- loch to osecure third term by maligning Col. Jas. Hasley?
The Forrest City times., 1895-10-25
OUR YELL WATER IN DEMAND.

During the late circuit court Mai. Jno. c. Palmer, of Brinkley, who was hl attendance thereon, drank of the sparkling water from the city water works. He was so pleased with if that be had barrel sent to his home. Ii would seem from the following that tue major has discovered something re- markable about this water, and Der. baps it would be well to investigate it. have 1t analysed, and adyertised-read what Major Palmer says:
 Brmkley. Ark, Oct. 22, 1895. Ii. W Winthrop Esq,
 Dear Sir Enclosed 1 hand YOu nostal note for 50 cents to pay for hayh r my barrel filled with water from your wei. The barrel probably goes on the train this mohng Have the barrel filled and re- turned to me as soon as you conveniently gan and much oblige.
 Yours truly.
 IoHN C.. PALMER, r. S-The water proved ta be all thai ! expected, and l do not wish to he without It. IEr acid in tue new barrel atfected it somewhat. and did not use ii all. But tiie barrel is all righ; now.
 j. c. P.
The Forrest City times., 1895-10-25

TIE history of events connected with the proposed slugging match at Hot Springs seems to strengthen the grounds of belief that we have too much law and yet no law at all. The courts are so decidely partial to tech nicaliities that there is scarcely a statute which may not be evaded. This is especially true where defendants have money to hire shrewd counsel.
The Forrest City times., 1895-10-25
Yours truly.
An Exprosa Agent.

MT. J. Mitchell Agent Southern Ex. HreSs ,Ge.. Griffin. Ga. May Sth. 1895: II have nseH EmA's Royal Geimetuer in my Family. and consider it the best medicine ! have ever usedt Ii has relieved me of Muscular RheumatiSmi. also know of several other eases of rheumatism and sa'afrh that have been cured by it's use. T write 10 the Atlanta Chemical Co.,. At iHn'a' Ga for ES page book. giving full attenuation free. New package. large a-e los doses, Si, For sale by D. C.
The Forrest City times., 1895-10-25
FOR CONGRESS

present my name as candidate for the Democratic nomination for Congress. and as believe in an "Iudependent United States, v l pledge my supporters to wave the banner or Free Silver Democracy in the very hottest or she fight and in the enemy's own lines. No straddliug fences no crossing bridges. no eat ing crow. no apologies to make; but in season and out of season will fight for fair play for silver as per Arkansas State Platform.
 JAMES HASLEY. Mead. Ark.
The Forrest City times., 1895-10-25
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

C. A. Walker went to Earl Tuesday.
 The Iron Mountain pay train went south yesterday.
 Gents underwear a speciality at II. E Gwyn X Cos.
 Miss Mamie Prewett is saleswOman at A. Meyer & Co. $.
 Fresh Oysters in bulk. also celery, at Trice & Altman's, South side.
 About 9 new names have been added to our subscription list this week.
 All the latest shades and patterns in dress goods may be had at J. w. Beck X Co.'S.
 The north Arkansas Baptist Associa- tion, colored, is in session at Colt this week. Saturday was busy day in town the crowd of visitors being larger than usual.
 A postal from our Mir. Landvoigt. en route to Atlanta, says his health is improving. J. J. Finnerty, who has been quite l i'll for some time, was able to be down town yesterday. Every customer is given bargain free with every purchase at ]. W. Beck & Co.'S. Call and be convinced. Mems and Bows shirts for less money than anywhere in Eastern Arkansas at II. E. Gwyn & Co.'S.
 Miss May Izard returned from How ell the latter part of last week, alter a very pleasant stay of several weeks. To, tg,, ,t 1 H. Ravens gin Tuesday delayed opera tion short while and cost the owner about S25.
 Hickory nuts, hazel nuts. walnuts. and oceans, are said to be quite plen- | tiful ln the woods, and nutting parties are numerous.
 Several large focks of wild geese have been noticed going south this week indicating that severe weather is ! in their wake.
 Mrs. NJ. W. Ramsey, of Clinton. Kentucky, is in the city visiting her niece, Mrs S, II. Mann, aud other rela- 1 tives and friends.
 The city council of Marianne has contracted with Mr. Jackson, the well i driver, formerly of this county, to sup ply an inexhaustible well for their wa ! ter-works.
 | II. B. Gwyn X O.. have the incest line of allwool blankets ill Forrest City; and are sellidg them at hard time prices We would like for the ladies to price them before purchasing elsewhere. Forrest City entertained tremen- dous crowd of peoplS ct the circus last l Tuesday. The merchants there say 1t 1 was the biggest crowd that had been { in town for years.-Marianna Index.
 a The immense increase in our business is accounted for by the large stock, cheap prices and fair dealing accorded to every 1 person trading with us. | |, ROIIwAGE ,& Cp
The Forrest City times., 1895-10-25
DENTISTS :!
FORREST CITY, ARK.

E bENTlSrBY in all its branches executed 1A< oy tue most improved scientific methods Ptompt attention and all work guaranteed work
The Forrest City times., 1895-10-25
l.. RoLLwAGE & Co.

The general tendency is toward high prices in all lines, but J. w. Beck & Co.,. will continue to sell goods at hard time figures. They will otfer extraordinary inducements tomorrow. throughout their entire stock.
 Rev. T. J. Horne, of the Presbyterian church has been assigned to other fields, and will not preach again in Forrest City. In view of this fact there will be no services ill that church until further notice.
 Dr. II. r. Dooley has a sale of thorougbred Jelsey cattle advertised for November 20. which is attracting considerable attention abroad. He has fine lot of stock and purchasers may expect rare bargains.
 All of the latest novelties in dry goods and notions on exhibition at l.. Rol!wage k Co. s mammoth establishment; ladies' cloths. crepons. outing clothes, hair orna- ments, plain and fancy dress goods. etc. etc; inspection cordially invited.
 Our stock of clothing is now complete. we have all especially large line of boys and youths clothing, guaranteeing best goods at lowest prices. You are cordially invited to inspect our stock
The Forrest City times., 1895-10-25
l.. koLLWAGE & Co.

Capt. Jas. Russell was in town the first ot the week. He reports that polato growing in St. Francis countv thlS year has proven very urofitab!p. me late crop lS d good one and will Neid DIE retufns-Mariauua Index.
 We are the exclusive agents for the Hamilton Brown Boots and Shoes nj Forrest City. every pair guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, they are the best wea'erS al lowest prices try a pair and be convinced. l.. R0ITyAGr x Co
 The concert at the Opera honse last night by the Boston Madrigal Club diI not draw very Large audience, and. ve underStaud, did not deserve much. ne recelptS were about S33, of which 1 g 20. 9'0 e''
 The city wells at Brinkley and Mari anna are all dry, and farmers and oth- 1 CTS "ho Nialt those towns find it difficult ln Hhd water for their stock. Forrest OitH has two inpXlAustlhe wells. and coiVenleht troaGhs for public use. Waicch are supplied from the water. WoiNs. Great IS Forrest City.
 The ladies of the Rantjst church have poStponed the musical which was ad
 Ver'lSed to take place tonight at tie residence of Mrs. John Nj. Prewaft untll next Friday night. attractive program IS In preparation andan enjoy aoie evening anticipated. All are cor gialy invited to attend and bring along fifteen cents.
 The large tank for the city water. Wofks Was completed Tuesday, and is now m use. It has capacity of abaut So0 barrels. which together with fine 7S barrel tank. gives the public annie Water for the present mains. The well IS lnexhaustible. and it now onIv TO. mains to have the mains extendao to .,,e leSioelce portion of the city, when We Wl'ienJoy all the privileges, conven- 'e"ces ana iuHuries of city w.aterworks,