The Forrest City times., 1896-09-18
SLAVES 10 cts, at bTileys.
Hair Cut % cts. ut MiIeys.

y
Brick for sale by Z. T. Gray.
Trade with l.. RoLLWAGE Co.
Hams 104 cts, at A. Meyer 81 Co.'S.
Two First Class BARRIERS at Mieys.
All styles trunks at a. Meyer Il Co.
Hood Pills assist digestion. % cents.
81 90 Mems Shoes at y. Meyer 81 Co.
All kinds of Can Goods at A. Meyer
& Co.
The cat came back, but the medals
won't.
Breakfast Bacon 10 cts, at A. Meyer
IL Co.'S.
Henry Bogg5 has been quite sick for
several days.
Sol Lewis spent Yom Kippur in Mem
phis with his family.
W. Z. Brandon spent Monday in
Memphis on business.
Try the Studebaker Wagon. l.. Roll
wage Il Co., sole Agents.
Leave orders for fire and stove wood
at Russell, Graham u Co.'S,
Services at the Episcopal church next
Sunday morning and night.
Buy Iiamlton-Brown Doors and
SHOES ut l.. Rollwage 81 Co.'S.
Fire Brick are for sale at q cents
each at Russell, Graham 81 Co.'S.
Buy your SCHOOL. Books and STA.
TloNERY at j.. Rollwage 81 Gu. s.
Mi's Nellie Chapline, of Lonoke, is
the guest of Miss Willie Mcdaniel.
Gervaise McCrary entered tile Qua
elita College, at Ar.Iadelphia last Mon
day. - !
Bread at sets leaf or % for 81. at
w f. Horney's, South Washington
Street.
The date of holding the Colored Nor
nal has been changed from Sept. 18th
10 October 9th.
The junior league will give a lawn
party at the residence of Capt. james
Russell tonight.
Buy your Lime. Cement. Fire Brick
Terra Gotta and Flue Pipe from l..
Eollwage u Co. !.
Go to Trice 4 Al.mans for Fresh
Pickles. Tomato Catsup, Can lies,
Crackers, and Bread.
Yesterday was Y,om Kippur. Day of
Atonement, and al Jewish places of
business were closed.
J. w. Becl, & Co. have two columns
to say to the people. Read it and be
governed accordingly.
Some of the handsomest and prettiest
Dress goods of the season TO be seen at
russell, Fiaham L Co.
A full line of FURNITURE kept
constantly on hand at l.. Rollwage &
Co.'s. very cheap for cash.
Go To Finnerty's and get three hours
chewing-a Basket of Grapes-tor %
cents, the price OF two drinks.
Miss Mabel Chase. of Memphis, came
over Wednesday on a visit TO her
friend, Miss Claudia Mallory.
Mrs. ID. Davis and daughter returned
home Saturday, after a six weeks visit
with her daughter in TeXarkana.
cChas. II. Sanders and wife returned
home Saturday, after a fortnight'S Wis
1t to relatives at Mt. Juliet, Tenn.
Commencing at once freight trains
ON! the l.. II. Il M. Railroad resume
their regular schedule and run daily.
n. H., Governed accordingly. The
old rate of freight from Memphis will
be restored to its normal basis Oct. /.
You can get the small rubber wash
ers for your street, and lawn water
hose at the newsstand-cheap enough
DR.. Stinson. Briukley's Dentist. will
be in Forrest City four DAYS, beginning
Monday, Sept. u. Office at DR..
Whites.
Bryan is expected to speak in Mem
phis. The l.. r. 81 NJ. will sell tickets
at one fare for the round trip for the
OCCASION.
Women who are week and nervous.
who have no appetite and cannot sleep,
find strength and Yigor in Hoods Sar-
saparilla.' $50
Ney Alien. of prinkley. was in the
city few hours Sunday. visiting his
parents-iIi-law, Nr. and Mrs. Yerzley
and friends.
The colored public school house is
undergoing much needed repairs. The
entire building will be painted within
and without.
DR.. Stimson will be in Forrest City
Sept. q. Best set teeth $40. Gold Fill
ings 81 80 up. Silver Filings 81. All
work guaranteed.
The bill boards of the city are illu-
minated with the paper of the great
Wallace shows. which will exhibit in
this city on October 26
Best goods at lowest prices IN Dry
Goods. Notions. Gents. Youths and
Boys Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats
and Caps. at Il. Rollwaoe u Co S.
Judge Hutton and Hon. Geo. Sibly
addressed the Bryan and Sewall Club
ut the courthouse last night. The sill
yer question was simply but logically
dismissed by both gentlemen The