The Forrest City times., 1895-04-12

r.. "yo.' representing the lIullen-
uele MUSIC Co., of Little Rock, was IN
the city this morning. "
Come and examine the fine line of
~ hlliInery at the New York Racket
store. before you buy.
FOR RENTING IIowes residence
ldiee and c0mmodious home place
Apply to l.. Rollwage.
Buy your Fishing tackle Mt the News
o.dl,d' where you get choice of a large
STOCK at lowest prices.
Miss Emma Haven returned from
memphis Monday. after pleasant two
weeks visit to her sister.
Il beautiful line of Easter Cards and
| novelties may be had at the Newsstand
at very reasonable prices.
\ fun line of FURNITURE kent
constantly on hand at l.. Rollwage II
20. S. very cheap for cash.
Forked Peer Chewing and Forked
Deer smoking, are both good plain
honest Kentucky tobaccos.
Otto Rollwage and daughter Tolise
pald the Bluff City visit Wednesday.
ON business and sightseeing.
Mics Geitruie Freeman. of Mem
phls, Is expected over tonight on visit
TO her sister and other friends.
John Wilson, left Monday for Texar
Kama, and will probably visit other
Texas points before returning.
Eugene Wilson, of Texarkana. came
over on Monday TO visit relatives and
friends, returning Wednesday.
Just received at the Newsstand-the
best Vest-pocket stamp holder made.
IL IS very convenient novelty.
Miss Clara Webb returned from Lit
Tie Rock last evening. and Is heartily
welcomed by her host of friends.
Jim Sanders has purchased the Mead
homestead on 2osser street, and will
probably make it his future home.
The Best 25-cent Base ball IN town
may be had AT the Newsstand. also a
dandy scent ball Beats anything.
Don't forget that you can get Led.
gers, Journals, Cash and Day Books
from 100 to500 pages. at the Newsstand
j. c. Roberts. of Widener. was in
town Wednesday, on business and
shaking hands with numerous friends
Rev. c. a. Bruce died this Friday
morning at Helena. Funeral to-mor-
row at 100 p. m.
EASTER GREETING-Rejoic The
Lord is Risen! We wish you every ioy
and happiness, and a Happy Easter
tide.
Every person who buys AS much as
one ton of coal from Gray & Vogel
will be given free one patent fire kin
der
1t is given up that Badanelli is
selling the best grade of Whiskey for
the least money OF any house in the
State.
Tom Folbre, jr., Claude Farley and
Linn Turley were visitors IN the Bluff
City this week, enjoying every thing in
sight
White Rabbit Egg DYE for Easter
eggs, at the Newsstand, eight c0lorS
for cents, aud directions for making
40 colors.
Call on Sam Hodges for pure Old
North Carolina White Corn. and Ken
lucky Bourbon Whislev. Only $500
per gallon.
A. Becker wentto Memphis Tuesday
y.
c0mpauied by his daughter, Miss
Jeuuette.
Last Saturday Mrs. Ed Mallory pre-
sented her husband with "A fine baby
boy. consequently Eds smile is pleas
lug to behold.
LOST-A Quit Claim deed. from
John G. Lynch and wife to Philander
Littell. Return to The TINES office
and get reward.
Hon. W. j. Matthews and family re-
turned from Little Rock last evening.
Their many friends exceedingly regret
their misfortune.
The fact that Hoods Sarsaparilla,
once fairly tried, becomes the favOrite
spring medicine, speaks volumes for It's
excellence and merit.
Easter Cards. Greetings, Egg Dyes.
etc, which will please yuur friends and
make the little ones happy, may be
had at the Newsstand.
Carbon paper. Letter and Bill Files.
and large line OF inkstands, paper
weights. penh0lders. aud desk novel
ties at The Newsstand.
Spaldiug's Base Ball Guide for 1895
may he had at the Newsstand, where
may also bee found the best Balls, Bats,
aud other sporting goods.
The service for the children on Eas-
ter Day ~ the Episcopal church will
brgln at half past O'Clock y. m, and
will not last oyer one hour.
The Helena Light Guards have join
cd the silent majority. The action of
the legislature ia regard t0 the Militia
was the cause Of their demise.
Mrs. Lide Meriwether will lecture
on the subject Of Woman's Suffrage. at
the Opera House. April Is and Is, 5
O'Clock p. m. Admission Tree.
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