The Forrest City times., 1896-01-03

For Bargains in Over- coats, go to Russell, Cra- ham & Co.'S.
 Best goods at lowest prices m Drv GoodS: Notions. Gents. Youths' and Boys Clothing. Boots and Shoes. Hats ana Oaps. at l.. Rollwage & Co.'S.
 Five cent cotton seems cheap. Our sooas Will seem as cheap if you will Just call and see for yourself.
 J. W. BECK G5 Go.
 u. B. GWyn & Co.,. will sell you gents ana boys hats lower thau any merchant Tn Eastern Arkansas, and will always give you the newest and latest styles.
 Remember that the Episcopal prayer books, and prayer aGd hymnaI com. blned. may be had at the Newsstand Prices range from 75 cents to ST 50
 Just received. nice lIne of Ladies ann Childrrns Union Suits. Pants and vests, which we are selling cheap for cash. IT R CwvS 6, Co
 Farmers in this county are plantinp potatoes, and the acreage the coming season promises to interfere with the cotton crop In this section. So mote it be.
 All persons wanting credit at Fin nertVS S. will be given the best of re- concentrations to any other store in town, as he sells cheap and for cash only.
 Mrs. Sol Lewis and children came over from Memphis Sunday and will probably remain the week. visiting and receiving her legion of friends in this city.
 Squire w. T. Clifton returned home Sunday. from visit to his son-in-law on the Tyronza. He says the people in that section have plenty of hog and hominy.
 We have just received a nice assort- ment Of Furniture, Carpets, Mating and Oil Cloths. Something entirely new in Bed Room suits. Russell, Ora ham & Go.
 Fresh. Fancy and Family Groceries at lowest prices at German & Barrow's General store. where you are invited to make yourself at home" Examine their stock ot clothing.
 Just received from Boston an elegant llne of Youths. Children's and Infants Shoes. Call and examine; their quality and price will astonish you.
 GORMAN BROS.
 The eagle, the king of all birds is noted for it's keen sight, clear and dis tinct vision. So are those persons who use SoutherIand's Eagle Eye Salve for weak eyes, Styes. sore eyes of any kind or granulated lids. Sold by D. c. Webb.
 Mrs. Hereford. of Senatobia. Miss a relative of !. W. Avan, of Colt. was in the city Wednesday looking for a location for q boarding house. Tn which business she hashad a number ofyears' experience.
 See the Vioins. Mandolins, Guitars Banj0s, AccordeOns. Pandean Pipes, Cali0peS, Harmonicas, and other musi- cal instruments. at the Newsstand. bought in New York, and guaranteed to be the very best value for the price asked.
 All of the latest novelties in dry goods and notions on exhibit at L. RollwaGa & Co. s mammoth establish ment; ladies' cloths. creponS, outing clothos, hair ornaments plain and ARiNN tACSo ENFNAS, CLC,s ClCs, liiokCCltOu cordially invited.
 w. H. Burgess. of Henderson. Ky. arrived in the city this morning to take situation with A. Chapman. He comes highly recommended as a first class barber, and together with the proprietor, makes strong team of tonso- rial artists. Prices; Shaving 10c., hair cutting 25c. They invite your trade.
 Graham and Coffman. the potato Kings of St. Francis county, sold and shipped ten carloads (5000 bushelsl second crop potatoes to Dallas, Texas, last week netting them $l 25 per bushel. Five carloads were also shipped to Waco. purchased by various planters. The sales were affected by w. J. orude of this city.
 There is no more eXhilerating sport than fox. hunting, and to find two such enthusiasts as Capt. I. E. lIaskins and Geo. Mallory you would have to go out of the state. Christmas eve they had d delightful run of three hours. but the cunning of Master Reyuard caused them t0 retUrn empty handed. When victory was almost assured, the fox led the huuuds near the lair of drove of hnOs vyho attacked and hrOka thp dogs