The Forrest City times., 1896-10-02
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the much desired fire plug in position i At the corner of Church and South l trput street.
 | have the best line of dry goods. at l1drh times prices, in the city. Sol Lewis will convince you that he means what he sats
 Capt W. IT, Pearce was confined to l'i3 bed few days the first of the week with slight symptoms of hematuria ahd Texas fever.
 We have beautiful line of Ladies Otess Goods just from the markets all latest shades and styles. Brandon, laugh X Trapp.
 By special invitation Rev. Francis Bozeman. of this city. will fiji the pull pit nt the Second Baptist church in Lit tie Rock next Sunday
 TIE FORREST CITY TIMES and the Comruercial Appeal twelve months for fl5e, including guess on Rryan's vote. See advertisement.
 We are again doing business at our old stand. where we will be happy to meet all our old friends and patrons. Brandon, Baugh x Trapp. My stock of clothing is well selected
 
 prices that you can pay for them. For bargains call on Sol Lewis. | Wm. J. Lanier left Saturday for Ann llarbor. Michigan. where he will enter the Stale University. and qualify himself for the practice of law. California Evaporated Apples. Peach. | es aud Apricots and all kinds Gan Goods. Hams and Breakfast Bacon at \ Meyer x Co. Free delivery
 \ heavy frost fell in this section Mol!iay night. the earlisst since 1875, ] iti W"ach year Sepfpftber :. was the da:n os Jack Frosts first visit.
 Madame F.. Boyle. who spent last week in Memphis, attending the fall openings and viewing the new styles III millinery. returned Monday.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. J. Vaccaro returned to their home at Brinkley, Monday morning. after spending few days with relatives and friends here.
 Best goods at lowest prices m Dry i Goods. Notions. Gents. Yauths' and Boys Clothing. Boots and Shoes. Hats and Caps, at l.. Rollwage & Co.'S The much needed rain came at last and farmers and truckers are happy. likewise the town people who have been inhallng dust for so long time.
 Oysters in every style at reasonable prices may be had at the Palace saloon restaurant. Give us call and we will treat you right. J. NJ. Allinder x Son.
 !. w. Aven and all witnesses in his suit against the Iron Mountain rail road went to Marianna Monday. The case was being argued yesterday at teruoon.
 Mrs. W. <. Graham arrived at home Wednesday afternoon after an absencp of two months. Her friends and the social circle will be glad of her genial presence.
 E. lA Nadakin was in Little Rock pait of two days this week on business. He purchased handsome line of holi. day goods and staples in stationery and novelties.
 N. R. McCrary. a prosperous farmer of Franks township, was welcome visitor in the city Wednesday, and took in the street performance of the mind reader.
 We have onr new line of samples of wall paper for tue fall and winter sea. son. Call and see them at the News stand. Prices the lowest and satisfac- ton guaranteed. p
 Pope Landrum. froit Blacklish Lake, visited the city, Moupsy on business and was shaking hands with n,imer- ous friends and portraying the beau ties of his section. 't
 To Memphis and return for Sl.50, via. l.. R. X NJ. R. R.. Tickets on sale sunday, Oct. 1. a. m. good until Oct. G., D. m. Bryan's speech the attraction. J. II. Bard, agent.
 F. C. Van Nalkenburgh. editor of the Barring Gross. of North Little Rock and State agent fnr the Blickensderfer type writer. was in the city Saturday, and gave us d pleasant call.
 Do you eat oysters P Do you want thrm served in the best style at reas- saloon restaurant. Polite attention. Everything neat and lirst-class.
 The immense increase in our busi- ness is accounted for by the large stock. cheap prices and fair dealing accorded tu every persom trading with us. l.. kOLLHAGE N Co. 
 Arthur Pace. who received painful injuries in falling from horse last week. IS still confined to his bed. though he is improving and will soon be all right. It was narrow escape. Business of all kinds has shown a perceptible improvement within three weeks. We hope all trades and avoca- tions will receive such encouragement as will put the country in prosperous condili6t.
 Dr. Bail's Peppermint Chill Tonic is a perfect flyer regu!ator-anti-malarial and blood piiritief., Removes billiousness without purgins. Cures chills and makes the complexion Gocd. Guaranteed by D. c. Webb.
 L. Mallory returned to Alabama Tuesday, after a pleasant visit of a couple of weeks with relatives and friends in this city. MT. Mallory is well pleased with his new home aud is doing well.
 Russell. Graham S Co. make a spe. aialty pf Wauon Materials \ fuli Sfnes-