The Forrest City times., 1895-08-16

siotcu MdTidnDa lniS week. 1hey were the guests of Mrs. s. E. Rothholz.
 Dialogues, Easy Entertainments, Speakers, Chice Selections, etc-some for little tots-just received at the Newsstand
 The first open boil of cotton sent us this year was grown by Charles Curtis colored on w. E. Williams land and pulled August IA.
 Russell. Graham & Co. s is headquar- ters for Rubber and Leather Betting. Glve them a call when requiring any thing in this line.
 Miss Alice Hopkins, of Memphis. who has been a guest of Judge Hinton's family for two weeks returned home, Wednesday night.
 Miss Mamie, the cultivated elder daughter of Mir and Mrs. Peter Doyle has accepted the position of saleslady with Madam E. Boyle.
 Philander Littell, who has been at Union City, Tenn, for couple of weeks undergoing treatment for his eyes, returned Tuesday.
 Lend your presence and influence to the meeting next week at the Methodist church. It will do you good, and bene- fit the entire community.
 When you are sick don't spend your money for medicine, but send to A. J. Vaccaro & Co. for bottle of Hygienic Blackberry Brandy. Mrs. $. T. Mcdaniel accompanied by her father. Wiley Kirby. went to Kansas City, Monday on visit to her brother. Clay Kirby, and family. Mrs. J. A. Mason and Miss Lda went to Jackson. Tenn. Saturday to visit relatives and friends. They will be absent month or six 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. The new converts as we'll as the old church members, will find it very hard to be christian if they undertake to do It without letting any body know it.
 Miss Julia Rogers accompanied Miss Mattie l.. Owen to her home in Forest Hill, Tenn. last Saturday, and will probably remain until school resumes. Miss Alva Taylor went as far as Wynne with her cousin last week and spent several days very pleasantly in that city guest of friends, returning Tuesday.
 Brig Gen. Taylor returned Monday from St. Louis to which point he ac- cOu1panied his niece, Miss Lena OBrian, who was ell route to her Kan sas home.
 One trial will convince you of the merits of Dr Sawyer's Pastilles than all We can say. Ladies, try a sample pack age. Sold by J. .. Roberts, Forrest City. Ark.
 The Red Tape" and Flown Talk" 5c writing tablets may be had at the Newsstand. If they are not better value than any other in town, we will give them away.
 To become religious and to become Puritanical means very different. The former does not require the latter, and the latter IS seldom accompanied by the former.
 1 III the popular books on the financial question-both sides-may be had at the Newsstand at popular prices. Every patriot should inform himself upon this great issue.
 A nice line of new books, stationery. novelties, base ball goods. and school supplies were received at the news stand Monday. We've got anything | in stationer's line.
 Sour Stomach, Headache, Bilious ness. Jaundice, Drowsiness, General debility Diabetes, ,are cured by Dr. Saw yer's Family Cure. Solo by J. c. Rob- erts. Forrest City, Ark.
 The Rev. F. F. Mazuriett, Catholic Priest, of Helena, will lecture at the Opera House Sunday night. admission free. Subject The True Church of Christ" All are invited. 1 Cali on your advertised druggist for a free sample of Dr. Sawyer's Family Cure. After trying it you will always keep 1t in your family. Sold by J. C. Roberts. Forrest City, Ark.
 Otto Rollwage and D. Davis were in Monroe county last week laying out and surveying the town of Zent. five and half miles east of Cotton Plant on the Cotton Belt railroad. l R. B. Trice, a former resident of Marianna, was down from Forrest 1 City several days the past week on business. He ss well pleased with his new home.-Marianna Index. 1 Ukatine has delightful taste and is agreeable to the stomach, being predi gested and giving no trouble to that overtaxed organ. Try it. Sold by J. c. Roberts, Forrest City, Ark.
 J. l.. Pope represents the Little Rock Star Laundry. All kinds of launder- ing at reasonable prices and satlsfac- ton guaranteed. Leave bundles or call at H. w. Mosley's Grocery. Mrs. F. J. Izard left Wednesday I morning for Wheatley where she will visit her daughter. Mrs. Hemenway.