The Forrest City times., 1895-10-11
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 Coal for sGe NEA Gray. Brick for lhd ly RI. Gray.

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 Hiram Houston was in town Wednes- day.
 Hoods Pills are prompt and efficient. 25c.
 E. F. McCrary went to St. Louis Sunday.
 The colored free school will begin Monday.
 The tank at the water works is near ing completion.
 Mrs. w. $. Graham returned home last Saturday.
 M. N. Gaines is on the sick list, with slow fever.
 Paul Durborow returned from Bal ''1iGsS T9y the n'ss"s, s'assostsr L. Roll wage & Co.,, sole Age1N
 Madame E. Boyle was in Memphis the first part of the week.
 Buy IIamilton-Hbwn Boors and SHOES at l.. Rollw;l3e>S Co.'S.
 Mrs. J. E. Neeley is visiting relatives and friends in St. Louis.
 Capt. James Russell was in Marian na, Monday, on business.
 Buy your SCHOOL 0oKs and STA TIoNERY at l.. Rollw4EA1S Co.'S.
 Miss Willie McDaEiel was baptised at the Baptist church last pight.
 Mrs. Sweeney is visiting relatives and tr'end3 in .n NHsWph's H this week.
 See GeG1 P NyArtE Eo., if you
 Buy your rrunkstkad Valises. all new sSN1ds from Fus53T, Graham S Co.
 Miss Eula Williams is visiting rela- tiyes and friends at Newport this week.
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 If you wstlt a good cooki,x9M heat. Ing stove go to Russell, Grai lam X Co. wi xs''s I ssSflc ssS,flc&Mxa4t'Sse. of if 5';;s ;;s
 Bread at 5ctA Aloaf or % for sl. at Street S; I. H9r"eyfAsouth Washington
 Drills. Marches, Tableaux. Charades ana Patltomimes, just received at the Newsstand
 E. J. Badinelli, of Wynne, was in town yesterday, looking as happy as
 Emmet Hoshall left for Memphis Saturday to enter the Leath High School.
 k. A. Haynie was in town Tuesday and did not forget to give us d sub stantial visit.
 Buy your Lime. cehnt. Fire Brick. Terra Gotta and FApipe from L. Rollwage & Co.
 Elder W. A. Forbes will preach at the Baptist church next Sunday morn ing and night.
 Largest. c4eapestQd best stock of goods ever broagh5 Mthe city, at L. Rollwage X Go. s.
 John k. Brown has accepted a posi- tlon as salesman in the house of Pet Bros. & Buford.
 Mir. and Mrs. II. J. Davis spent a few days in Memphis this week on bushes and pleasure.
 Rev. E J. Williams preached Tn He- ena Sunday morning, in lieu of Rev. C. II. Lock"ood, who is quite ill. DSs"s Soas roddl of the oi and m M prettiest ' ie"o S"Nuo oi V@Y-StdSOH IO Dt seen at Russell. fraham \ Co.
 Eld. Fratler, of Missouri, preached impressive sermons at the Baptist church Wednesday and last night
 A full line of ADVENTURE kept constantly on hand\t l.. Rollwage & Co. $, very cheap for cAsh.
 Mrs. Mollie Hannah will organize Id nIfrft II xl Honor at Haynes, October l5: ;s; s:,,::: st$:'' ::: '' ;s;a7;s7s;, sa7;7 s,:' and and
 The westbound passenger train was hours late "Wednesday morning, on account of the engine becoming dis abled en route.
 :. a"s: S s' aisll si;2ls9ss; pal; S1 55 Stock.
 Druggists say that their sales of Hood 5 Sarsaparila exceed those of all others There is no substitute for Hoods.
 Every pupil of the white and colored free school who will call at the News stand, will be furnished a Beautifully printed blotter, free.
 Russell, Gra1sN & Co. s is headquar- ters for RubHeESNd Leather Betting. Give them a|1Ill when requiring any thing in this he.
 f. W. DeRossitt, of Lake City, Was in town "Wednesday. He will be- glh the collection of the Levee tax to- morrow. See notice elsewhere in this paper
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