The Forrest City times., 1895-11-15
For Bargains in Over coats, go to Russell, Ora ham 6 Co.'S.

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 MISS Ula ZnDer. of Haynes. was in tile city Wednesday shopping and visit Ing Miss Emma Havens.
 Three carloads of groceries were un- loaded from the cars of the l.. R. x NJ. ny, Tor our merchants Monday.
 Joe E. Wynne spent Sunday in Mem pms visiting parents and otber rela- 1iVeS ana friends, returning Monday.
 Don't miss seeing the Holiday Goods ana Novelties at the Newsstand. No hahdsomer line can be found in the city.
 The merchants of Forrest City will close their places of business on thanksgiving Day-Thursday, Nov. 2Sth.
 Don't forget the sale of Jerseys next thursday. Dr. Dooley claims thls to be the flrst sale of thoroughbreds in Ar kansas.
 The greatest anomaly in nature is a tourist printer, "with trunk and bank account. Such an one reached town Monday.
 Miss Lula Mason returned Tuesday night from Jackson, Tenn, and vicini ", where she has been visiting for sey- eral weeks.
 Do not daily with rheumatism. Get rld of It at once by purifying the blood with Hoods Sarsaparilla. Be sure and get Hoods.
 OR. Elmer Williams has been in Wynne this week visiting his broth CT. J. W. Williams, and other relatives and friends.
 Miss Floye Ross went to Mississippi Monday, Tn response to telegram an nouncing the death of an uncle, on her fathers side.
 Thomas lzard has been quite i'll this week, being afflicted with severe cold. He is much improved, however, at this writing.
 Russell. Graham & O. s is headonar- ters for Rubber and Leather Belting. Give them a call when requiring any. thing in this line.
 T. w. Barrow's new house is nearing completion, and himself and wife ex- pect to occupy it about December 10th. It is cosy home.
 The Little Rock & Memphis will sell round trip tickets to Atlanta for SIP. 75 on Nov. ), l5 and 20, Dec. 5 and Is, good for ten days.
 We have just received from New York, beautiful assortment of Crep0ns which we are offering at 15 cents. Fus- sell, Graham & Go.
 Mrs. J. w. Williams, of Wynne. spent several days in town this week. visiting relatives and friends, return ing home Tuesday.
 Russell, Graham & Go. have now on hand very large stock of Mems. Boys and Youths clothing which they will sell very low for cash.
 1t don't cost you anything extra to get bargain with every purchase you make Of German & Barrow. Look at their boots and shoes.
 z Ernest Fitzpatrick entered school at Covington, Tenn, last week. under the same preceptor who taught his father in the days lang Syne.
 Gen, Geo F. Taylor was in LaGrance yesterday on masonic business, and passed through last evening, en route to Memphis on business.
 Jas. Dennis was Tn town several days this week and attended the 1rapp. Mcdaniel wedding. He left last night for Atlanta. Xia Anniston. Louise Hannah and little sister went to North Little Rock Monday to join their mother who has been visiting at that place for several weeks,
 Best goods at lowest prices Tn Dry Goods. Notions, Gents, Youths and Boys Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps. at l.. Rollwage & Co.'S.
 Ike Myers returned home last night from Memphis, where he has been at. tending the Christian Bros. college. He will return after the holidays.
 II. H. Hanson, the photographer, spent Sunday in Wynne, returning I Monday, accompanied by his wife. who will remain in the city several days.
 Capt. Jas. Russell this morning ex- hibited five Irish potatoes picked up at random from the product of his second crop, averaging oyer one pound each.
 Five cent cotton seems cheap. Our goods will seem as cheap if you will just call and see for yourself.
 J. ". BECK & Go.
 H. B. Gwyn & Co.,, will sell you gents and boys hats lower thau any merchant in Eastern Arkansas, and will always give you the newest and latest styles.
 All persons wanting credit at Fin nerty's, will be given the best of re- concentrations to any other store in town, as he sells cheap and for cash only.
 We have just received nice assort- ment of Furniture, Carpets, Mating and Oil Cloths. Something entirely new in Bed Room suits. Russell, Gra- ham & Go.
 Miss Garnet Fitzpatrick returned to her country home today, after delight ful visit with friends in this city. She