The Forrest City times., 1895-01-11
io to Gray & Vocel for coal.

Bob BtIfy, OI Madison, was here yesterday
 JQ. Roberts, of Widener, was in town Thursday.
 Gray & Vogei will sell you coal cheaper than anybody.
 Try the studebaker Wagon. l.. Roll wage 6c Co., sole Agents.
 Nm. Halwel, of Palestine, was in town "Wednesday on business.
 Buy liamiitou-Br0wn Boors and SHOES at l.. Rollwage & Co.'S.
 l lot of first-class legal cap paper just received at the Newsstand.
 Buy your SCHOOL Bo0Ks and STA Tl0NEKY at l.. Rollwage & Co. s.
 The Magnolia saloon has been re- fitted with beautiful new bar fixtures. Hoods Pills are purely vegetable. and do not purge, pain or gripe. 25c. ]. II Null, of Madison, was in town yesterday and has our thanks for kind ness.
 South Side is still on the boom. The latest Is barbeI shop, in the old Vii. sou house.
 Our young friend Will r. Mason. has returned from Memphis, and will re- maiu awhile.
 W. Il. Pearce, of Goodwin, had a pleasant word for everybody in town last Saturday.
 Buy your Lime. Cement, Fire Brick. Terra Gotta and Flue Pipe from l.. RoliWage & Co.
 IL IS rumored that change will be made Tn the management of the For rest City Hotel.
 Largest, cheapest and best stock of goods ever broaght to the city, at l.. tt0ll@ape x Go. $.
 Mss Annie Lee Cobb returned home last week from an extended visit to Agdsta and Wynne.
 The new approaches to the Metho- dist church adds materially the comfort or the church goers.
 The ferry boat at the Cut-Off is miss ing. It IS not known whether it is lost, strartd or stolen.
 Geo. Mallory went to Brinkley Wed nesday as delegate to the District Con- ference, Nj. E Church.
 Rev. r k. Taylor spent Tuesday and
  Wednesday in Brinkley In the interest 0i the Methodist church.
 4 full line of FURNITURE kept constantly on hand at l.. RoIlwage X C". s, very cheap for cash.
 Senator V. E. IZard left for Little ROCK Wednesday, to enter upon the discharge of his legislative duties.
 Squire Joseph F. Johnson Rawlinson. 0i hawllnSon, was in town Monday. 1Ile squire holds his honors easy.
 Ben Owen, of Tennessee, brother to Virgil, was in town Saturday. He re- turned to Tennessee Sunday night.
 Every person who bays as much as one ton of coal from Gray & Vogel dier.
 Mrs. link Casteel and Mrs. Lon Cas- teel' ot near Haynes, were in the city ness.
 A stranger the other q sy mstook our water works for gallows, and lives
 II IS given up that Badanelli is "rillAg the best grade of Whiskey for .i,e least money of any house in the ~ Gall on Sam Hodges for pure Old worth Carolina White Corn. and Ken edcky Bourbon Whiskey. Only s2.O0 per gallon.
 Miss Clara Webb, candidate for En- ggroSSng Clerk. left for Little Rock meuneSday, carrying with her the best wishes for her success.
 Pure blood is absolutely necessary in oruef to enjoy perfect health. Hoods SaiSapariila purilies the blood and strengthens the system.
 Citizens visiting Memphis can find coinlortable rooms and excellent board at aC NO. 90 and 92 Monroe street. Tran S'eht guests especially cared for.
 Irof, J. B. Sanders has been ap- polutea county examiner. The profess SoI VIII no doubt fill the office with O'ouit to himself and the county.
 S' F. Sulcer, of Palestine. WAS in tn"H wednesday aud greatly deplores Sie iact that another barn was burned Al Ills helghborhood Tuesday night. ;o Claude Wilson, of EIdorado, Ark, % ds the guest of his aunt Mrs. D. M. Will S1h MT Wilson is connected with '"e mousse Of Funston Bros, St. Louis. oLADIEs-Remember that disease be- t;IIes tGnles lncurable. Dr. Sawyer's Pas ;rnes ;n Will positively cure long stand l"g T cases. 1t heals and cures. Sold by "' Q Roberts, Widener, Ark.
 Dr. Price'S Cream Baking Powder
 "0rid's Fair Highest MedsI end Diploma