The Forrest City times., 1895-12-27

az beIl buckle. Tenn, is spending the
holidays at home.
on can't tell what man will do in
4 morse trade by the amount of noise
ne makes in church.
Mems and Bows shirts for less money
man anywhere in Eastern Arkansas at
Il. d. Gwyn & Co.'S.
Mrs. Becker and children and Miss
Goidnanm OF Memphis are spending the
holidays in the city.
e. A. Rolfe left Tuesday evening RI
spend the holidays with relatives and
friends at Jonesboro.
Miss Mamie Sherrod, of Florence
Ala, IS spending the holidays with her
cousin, J. r.. Brown.
G. II. Sanders and wife are spending
the holidays with the formers mother
at Mt. Juliet, Tenn.
SOME of the handsomest and prettiest
Dress goods of the season TO be seen at
russell, Fradam & Co.
Toy books-over one hundred titles
ranging in price from one cent to
Sl.25 at the newsstand.
The thirst for liquor is not running as
many lives as the thirst for notoriety.
Van Buren, Venture.
Walter Taylor and Tom Short. of
Helena, spent Christmas with relatives
and friends in our city.
A full line of FURNITURE kept
constantly on hand at l.. Rollwage 81
Co. S. very cheap for cash.
II. E. Harris arrived in the city Mon
day night and is spending the Christ
mas time at the old home.
Miss Daisy Hawkins. of Hazen. Ark.
is guest of the family of Prof. J. b.
Sanders during the holidays.
Col. NJ. G.. Galloway and wife.
are spending the holidays in the city,
guests Of Capt. James Russell.
| Badlnelli is the only man in town
who handles the celebrated Rossmore
Whistles. Only s. per gallon.
Mrs. V. A. NOrvell, of Mason, Tenn.
is visiting in our city. She is the guest
of her sister Mrs. d. M. Wilson.
Il. F. Jackson, of Cherry Valley, spent
Christmas in the city with his mother
and other relatives and friends.
The" Iron Mountain Office has sold in
the neighborhoOd Of $500 worth Of ex-
cursion tickets during the holiday.
Earl Davis, of Memphis, is making
the hearts of his friends glad by visit
to his old home during the holidays.
LADIES Don't forget to call and
see our nice line of dress goods and
notions. J. w. BECK 81 Co.
A light snow fell at an early hour yes
terday morning, but disappeared i'm
mediately upon reaching the ground.
Rev. j. A. Mason came down from
Wynne and spent Christmas with his
family, returning Wednesday night.
John b. Wilson, now located at
Beaumont, Texas. is spending the hol-
idays with his family and his best girl
N. J. Allen. of Colt, was in the city
Monday doing some fancy figuring on
Christmas goodies" for the little folks
e. Bonner, though not dangerously
i'll. is still confined to his bed. We
hope to soon see him at his post again.
For Bargains in Over
coats, go to RUSSELL, Gra-
ham g. Co.'s.
Rheum atism is caused by Tactic acid
in the blood. Hoods Sarsaparila
neutralizes this acid and cures rheuma-
tism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trap. of Admission.
Ala, are spending the holidays i'm the
city. guests of Capt. and Mrs. Nc
Daniel.
Coday Fowler. Of DeValls Bluff,
formerly of this city, and who has
many friends here, spent Christmas in
the city.
That anvil shooting Tuesday night
was deafening, but We suppose the
boys enjoyed it. They appeared to, at
any rate.
Miss Mary Lancaster helped to serve
| the public to lots of goodies" this
week in the capacity of clerk at II. w.
Mosley's.
The Yannisee Whisky. used by all
the U. S. Marine Hospitals for me-
dicnal purposes, can be had of Z. j..
Badinelli.
Mrs. Julius Lesser and two children.
spent Tuesday with the family of A.
Meyer. They were on their way to
Mariana.
Mrs. J. l.. BraZier, who had been
visiting the family of j. q. Roberts,
left Wednesday for her home at Vicks-
burg, Miss.
Miss Minnie Rollwage left Saturday
for visit with her sister, Alice, who
is student in the Chicago Conserva-
tory of Music.
The Iron Mountain will sell round
trip tickets to all points within 200
miles, good until January 2, at one and
One-third fare.
just received from Boston an elegant
line of Youths, Children's and Infants
! Shoes Gall and examine: their quality