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Bicxcle Sur7dries.

Twentieth Century lamp. $zf.
81 Nickle-Plated Lamp, lN.
Hickory Handle Bars. Nls
Buck Skin Handle Ends, DC.
Signal whistles. 1sc.
Comfort Toe Clips. &c.
Searchllght Lamps. Sg.
Perfection Lamps. $l.45.
75c. Lamps, SOC.
81 Lamps. soc.
Pants Guards, ic. pair.
Last sale-day of Mems $2l0 Bicycles:
Celebrated Meteor 500 Bicycles. for LADIES'
and men, $3.50.
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FIRST DISTRICT.

D.,urns from TrcdcriclSs-
burg aud spotSSiN"ni"'
r..l,ricksburg: Complete returns from
s...gfr,n.a received this morning give
,,1ovjnr maiorlties; Mckinley, .;
-.rr 49, Fredericksburg returns com
e,y, Bryan Us and Jones lSs ma
I'''' RICHMOND.
,,..-.,w. The full vote Of Richmond
MS follows: Ncwland-Bryan o
-,-.s l0i majority; Warsaw-Bryan'
a. .e ~ majority; Emmerton-Mc-
100 and Tyler 20 majority; Fan
sf.kirlcy IL and Jones y ma
.. Majority in county-Mckinley ana
r.rss l@.
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BANKRUPT STOCK
LADIES' DRESS SKIRTS

FROM THE TRUSTEE OF L. NAcHT.
BROOKLYN. n. Y. A GREAT MANU-
s ESsTGSNMESr T Two WEEKS EEK M AGO AN
Lot / comprises Twilled Duck Golf
Cloth or Canvas Dress Skirts. park-Gray.
Dark Brown. Tans Skirts thai sold for
N;69 In this lot your choice for isc;
Lot 2 comprises skirts. Black and Navy,
Figured Mohair. Sicilians. and Twillcd
Serges all thoroughly lined. velveteen
bound. about six different patterns, con-
prsing Skirts Of which we sold thousands
this season at $3.50 your choice for TIC
Lot 3 comprises Beautiful Fiaured Jet
Black Mohair Sicilians. Plain Wool CASH
mere. Black and Navy, thoroughly lined.
velveteen bound. upwards of yards wide.
skirts that sold for I.S7, your choice for
g9c
Lot 4 comprises Skirts OF Fine Figured
Mohar Sicflian. lined with best rusteline
cambria, full fare. velvet bound; also.
Black and Navy-Blue Cloth Skirts, OF
same style make skirts that sold upwards
OF 81 80, your choice for Sl.39.
Lot comprises Beautiful Colored
Changeable Mohair Siciians. Boucle cloth.
Black and Navy. Heavy Serge Skirts. up
10 yards wide. rusteline cambria lining.
beautiful set; also, Plain Black Mohair
Sicilian Skirts, that sold up TO $780, your
choice for Sl.69.
Lot 6 comprises Black and Imported Fig
ured Armures. Black Wool Crepons. ALI
Wool Colored Chevi0ts, All-Wool Large
and Small Shepherd-Plaid Checks. Blues.
Blacks. Browns. Greens, upwards or IL
yards wide. all thoroughly lined, velvet
bound. sold up to 81. your choice for yl9s.
Lot comprises Black and Colored
Skirts, Two-Toned Boucie. Colored Nail
Head Crepons. Solid Color Crepes. Fancy
Chevots. and all such imported material.
made up In best manner duplicates OF
which have been sold this season at s..
your choice for S249.
Lot comprises as Fine Skirts as ever
sold In this town az sl0-silk Satin stripes,
SILK Brocade. Silk-Brocade and Striped
Crepes. Solid-Black Crepons, etc. Speckled
Corduroy Skirts-all upwards OF IL
yards wide. most beautifully made, your
choice for $499.
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AT LINEN COUNTER.


C lac. quality. for 3-fc. yard.
Is Remnants OF Pure Linen. Full Width,
30 yards of Turkey-Red Table Damask
i9c. quality for IL l-2c. yard.
100 Fancy Monte Table Covers. IL
yards square. Toe. value, for 39c. each.
dozen Extra Heavy Pure Linen Huck
Towels, l yard long, lOc. quality, for &c.
each
q slightly soiled Handsome Damask
Knotted- Fringed Towels, sold for % TO
Doc. each. close out for l5c. each.
SMALL WARES.
IN SMALL LOTS SCHOOL SUPPLIES,
FANCY WARES. DRESSMAkERS, NO
SNAIL SNAIL PARiicEs TO-DAY:
Children's lOc On-Cloth Book Bags, &c.
each.
Gentlemen's Jocket Comb ana tase'
Remnant price lc.
Mckinley Soap Babies, &c.
Full cabinet-size Embossed Photo
Frames l5c. value. Remnant price &c.
Real CASTLE Soap, lc; cake; ,,s.,o
Frames, Sc.
Cblldren's Lunch Baskets s,f Sc &c. t,or Shoe
Polish and Paste. in Tan. Sc.
&c bottle Furniture Polish, &C..
Remnant price 20c. quality Mourning
Paper. Sc. qulre.
Soc. Hand-Painted Fancy Photo. Frames,
Remnant price 25c.
Real Ivory Fine-Combs that are well
worth 25c.. Remnant price &c.
Lot OF Pocket Memorandums, that sold
for 8. 10. and l5c., will be placed In the
Remnant sale for &c. choice.
25c. Polished Handle Feather busters
Remnant price sc.
Toilet Powders. boxes broken and torn,
Remnant price lie.
Children's Draw-String Book Bags, zoc.
value, Remnant price lOc.
&c. Curling-Irons. Remnant price lc.
loo. Curling-lrons. &c.
Ready-Made Carriers. with gilt buckles,
10c kind, Remnant price &c. pair.
SC. for 3-4-yard strip Of Fancy SIX
Garter Elastic. that was loo.
Ever-Ready Whalebone Casing, DC. set.
Bone Collar Buttons. Sc. card.
Sc. Egg Darners, Remnant price 10
Mohair Skirt Binding. l piece each OF
Blue and Black. Remnant price lc. yard
l0c. quality Black Satin Betting &c
yard.
1OO-yard spool Linen Thread &c;
Linen Carpet Thread. l dozen skeins fol-
&c
Remnant price Beadings, that were g.
10. and l5c. bunch. &c.
4S-yard piece Of Feather-Edge BRAID
for lace making. Sc.
Remnant price &C. Cabinet Hair-Pins, lc
&C. cake of Beeswax. &c.
Patent Hump Hooks and Eyes, lOc
gross.
iOc. roll Seam Binding, all colors, &c,
q Covered Dress Steels for lc.
Tubular Mohair Shoe Lace, spiral end
Sc. pair.
TODAY ALL THE KID GLOVES
TRIED ON AT THE COUNTER AMI
REFUSED, WILL BE PLACED ON
SALE FOR &c. A PAIR-MOSTLY
bi@ 49, ~ n, r,.o,,ob 1yfd Cro,,os 4 b,,t
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Old papers for sale ct &c. q hundred ~
Dispatch ONCE.
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LADIES' NEWS AND CHILDREN's
FLANNEL UNDERWEAR.

10 odd pieces of Ladies' and Mems I'm
q Misses White and Gray Union Suits,
wool mixed. for 69c.-never sold before for
less than 81.
70 Mems Natural Gray and Cancels Hair
Shirts. the regular 6sc. quality. for SIC.
Mems Natural Wool Drawers, all large
sizes. only 29c.-worth double.
Mems White Merino Shirts, with woven
necKs. l0c.
co Ladies' Heavy Unbleached Ribbed
Vests worth 39c. for l9c.
Ladies' Bleached and Unbleached Rib
bed Vests. with pearl buttons and silk
bound. for &c. worth twice as much.
Children's Heavy Ribbed Vests, buttons
all the way down, for II lie
Children's Flat Heavy Merino Vests,
worth from 20 10 35c.. now l5c. each.
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ginIa society circles. She was greatly adj
mlred and on last Sunday It was an
nounced in the society columns OF Rich
mond paper that she was to wed during
this month young New Yorker who is
wel-known IN this city. Indeed. ali pre-
parations had been made for the wedding.
which was to have taken place in Lexing
ton. and 1t Is understood that Mr.. Nose
ley the groom, was to have been the best
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INCOMPLETE ASSORTMENT
CORsETs.

Ssc. pair for only %, %. "a. and &c OF
our CSC. Corsets.
isc. a pair for q. p. and Is OF DIR.
Strong's Corset-Waists. that sell for 81.
soc. a pair for II, .. a, and 30 OF
Meyers special 75c. Corsets
SOC. a pair for any size Of our 81 and
lbs c. B. Corsets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-06

Chicago stock Exchange Resumes.
CHICAGO, November 5.-Without fuss
or furry. the local Stock Exchange re-
sumed business to-day. after a three
months recess. Trading was not active,
but the bidding was rather brisk, and the
tone was firm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-06
LINEN AND SILK ART WARE.

BOTH STAMPED AND EMBROlDER-
G CIR ATTEST 4AsSoRTMENT EVER SEEN
~ RICHMOND. THE LITTLE ODD
LOTS BEING MARKED TO-DAY AT
LITTLE PRICES TO CLOSE OUT
10 dozen Finch Square Fringed Monte
Mats, stamped, for &c. o,
Stamped Duck Centrepieces, 20 inches
n Crochet Centre satin-Damask Bunet
Scarfs were $50, samples only, and so
6 Tinted Table-Covers. slightly soiled
/ yard square, l9c. each.
~ Hemmed Lawn Mats. 1ncheS square,
stamped. i'm all new designs, &c. each:
COlored Denim Cushion Covers, tinted
and embroidered, 39c. each.
Pure Linen Stamped Centrepleces'
slightly mussed, l5c. each. =, Co.,.
Pure Linen Stamped Buffet Scarts'
- yards long, lie. each.
10 large spools of Crochet and knitting
SILK, slightly soiled; &c. eaen. .5os,o,rs
were 7jc. each, being slightly mussed, ooc'
each.
Tinted Duck Squares. % inches square
and fringed, 1870. each.
AT MEMS COUNTER.
3 dozen Mems Heavy Cheviot Working
Shirts (sZes Ii II, 15 10 1-2 only), never
sold for less than &c, to be closed out
l5c. each
2 Mems Atwood Sweaters white only,
l-Jb, 10, always solu III Fi''y' HO" WV
each.
81 pairs Mems All-Wool Socks. guaran-
teed all-wool. double heels and toes,
worth 25c. pair. to be sold Il lie pair.
l lot Mems Colored Bordered Handker-
chiefs TO be sold for &c. each
40 Mems All-silk and Satin Scarfs light
and dark cOlors worth 25c., for lOc each.
l dozen pairs Mems Unbleached Canton
Flannel Drawers Qarge sizes only, worth
Joc., 10 be sold 29c pair.
1 lot All-Sik String Ties, Persian pat
terms. checks and stripes, worth j lie.
each for sc. each.
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all the way down, for IL l-Zc.
Children's Flat Heavy Merino vests,
worth from % 10 BIC, now l5c. each.
SMALL LOTS JEWELRY
AND ORNAMENTS.
Extra Long. All-Silk, and Sterling Watch
Guards remnant price He; have been 2oc.
Heavy Brass Military Hat-Pins, &C.;
have been 2c.
Italian Tortsise-shell Hair-Pins, REM
nant price Sc; have been DOC
Elegant Roman Pearl and Tan Rhine-
stone Hat and Dress Buttons, Remnant
price l5c each; have been zoe.
THIS WEEKS CLEARANCE SALE OF
INCOMPLETE ASSIGNMENTS OF
SHOES. IF YOUR SIZE Is AMONG
THESE LOTS You GET a BARGAIN.
S pairs Of Ladies Dongola KID Button
Shoes patent;ieateer tlps for a'c' Patent
pairs of Ladies' Russell Goat Lace
Shoes. that sold for sl.69, for 81.
10 pairs Boys Satin Calf Lace Shoes.
that are worth $50. for 81.
Is pairs OF Ladies' g Button Shoes-C, ID,
and Il lasts-to be closed out for N.25.
Lamb Wool Soles, lOc.
Ladies' Fur-Trimmed House Slip. zoe.
BOYS CLOTHING.
THOSE GREAT LOTS OF SUITS SOLD
TO US BY ISIDORE HAMMERSLOuGH
733 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, ONE OF
THE LARGEST MANuFACTn,RSInNsSG
lAIl.ORS lf' IftE iOtNl AiNr<
ATING A SENSATION AMONG MOTH
ERS OF BOYS 3 TO l6 YEARS OF AGE:
NOTHING LIKE THE ASSORTME NI
OF SUCH FINE SUITS AT THE SALE
PRICES HAS BEEN SEEN in RICH
MOND FOR A LONG TINE.
Fauntleroy Suits. braided .ssc.
Scotch Cheviot Fauntleroy Suits. with
vests, worth ~ 'sSo'''
Double-Breasted Suits. 20 IA years,
Cheviots, solid color, mixtures, and
s..el
Double Breasted Suits, to II years, all
wool basket cloth, chevi0ts ...........NI5.
Double Breasted Suits, TO 10 years, all
wool imported Scotch cheviot ........225.
Braided Refer Suits, TO years, all
wool imported Scotch cheviot ........ 800.
Braided Refer Suits. TO years, Dou-
BILE Breasted Suits. 8 TO l6 years, ATWOOD
Imported Diagonal Dress Suits ........ -.
Added to the bargains above are the FOL
lowing good things for to-day:
Boys outing Flannel Waists, were
2Jc. .AVN.
Boys Cashmere Suits. size only, were
Sl.D, for to-day ........'.. ~
Boys Cheviot Suits. sizes 3, 4, 5, and 8
only. were $3.50. for to-day ........... $50
BOYS ATWOOD Refer Suits. with large
sailor collars. were $780, for to-day. l.6S.
dozen Boys Pants, assorted sizes,
were 25c.. for to-day ...................:. .l5c
Boys Wool Cheviot Suits sizes 6. Z, and
10 were 81 rs. for to-day ................ yoc
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NECkWE All.

II l-2-yard-long Coque-Feather Boas,
the N.2 quallty ....................... &c.
A special lot Mink Boas. with heads. had
we bought them regular would cost 81.
for Observation-Disclosures. .5Oc.
u Mink Collars. with head and four full
tails. usual price A9s for ............. .x2.sS.
5 1 1-2-yard-long Real Ostrich-Feather
Boas, worth regularly $40, for this special
lot 1893
3 dozen Heavy Cream Lace and Velvet
Collars, the 59 and SOC. ones .......,...25c.
small lot Infants' Close-Knit Sacques,
In Pink. Blue. and White. 25c. quality. .l5c.
Infants Hand-Knit Bootees ..........5c.
2 styles Cream SILK Caps, Bengaline and
embroidered. 3sc. regular price .......l9c.
AlI-Linen Sailor Collars. for school-boyS
dark iackets ALWAYS DC all sizes go. lOc.
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TODAY ALL THE KID GLOVES

TRIED ON AT THE COUNTER AM
REFUSED, WILL BE PLACED ON
SALE FOR 25c. A PAIR-MOSTLY
BLACKS:
ladies' Real French Kid Gloves, but
tons and hooks, 81 and SIS Gloves, to
close ont 6qc pair.
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A CHURCH HILL MARRIAGE.

A very pretty marriage was soiemnized
Yesterday at 1870 Il. NJ. at the
residence OF Mr.. 4. j. Williams. No.
clOl Pleasant street. Church HILL when
Miss Tabitha Il. Orange was made the
wife OF Mr.. ]. Storey Watkins The
ceremony was imvressively performed by
Dr. Fair. OF Grace-Strect Presbyterian
church. I'm the presence Of the relatives
and a few OF the friends Of the contract
ing parties. After receiving the con-
ordinations Of those present, the happy
pair left midst a shower OF rice for the
Chesapeake and Ohio depot. where they
boarded the 2.l5 train for Beaver Dam,
where the honeymoon will be spent Mr.
Watkins holds n responsible position
with the Richmond Traction Company
His bride IS one OF Church HIPS most
popular daughters, and by her graceful
manners and sweet disposition has won
for herself a host Of friends.
Messrs. II. Early Magee and r. Boiling
King acted as ushers.
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FRIDAY LOTS or HOSIERY.

About 10 pairs Ladies' Black-Boot and
Solid-Color Best Lisle-Thread Hose. full
regular imported. Hermsdorf dye, the
real 5Oc quality. for 81 lie. pair.
80 pairs Ladies' Black Wool Hose.
double heels and toes, for II l-2c. a pair,
worth lie.
$50 pairs Ladies' Fast-Black. Full Regu-
lar, Herms1Orf-Dye Hose. made In Ger
many. the regular 20c quality, for l4c. a
PARISHES 1-2. g. and i-2 only.
100 pairs Misses and Boys Fast-Black.
Fleece-Lned Hose. trimmed seams. worth
15c.. for l0c. a pair.
Is pairs Girls and Boys Full Seamless.
Fast-COlOr Tan Hose. with double heels
and toes, the regular IL lie. Kind. for Toe.
"a pair.
About 70 pairs Browns Patented Fast
Black Cloth Knee Protectors, real value
&c. 10 close out for l5c a pair.
SPECIAL LOTS OF RIBBON.
ALL-SILK TAFFETA RIBBONS.
81 INCHES WIDE SOLD FOR &c;
TO-DAY. 10 1-2c. A YARD.
Best Quality All-Silk Black Satin Rib
bon. i-2 inches wide, sc. yard-sold for
u lie.
Daisy Ribbon. all colors, lOc. piece Of 10
rIS
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GREENEsvILLE.

'.lp TIA: The returns Of this county
f,i. ''hfasfed to-day. and resulted as
,,,,' Bryan and sewall received so
LA Mckinley and Hobart. $50; Palmer
Co.. buchner, 3, and lowering 3. For
hpes, 10; II. =. Thorp, 55s. and
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FRIDAYS EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS I!

Boys Corduroy rents. years only. were
esS ior to,aay c,vercoats'
size "A only, were $40. for to-day ......A
Boys Overcoats size s only. large cape.
mohair braided. were s.. for to-day NC.
THE COLCRED DRESS SKIRTS.
pieces OF Pretty Bright Plaids. wooily.
useful goods worth l7c., as odds and ends'
3 SIC.
pieces Of Two-Tone Brocades. all diff
ferent colors. worth l'c. as ODDS and ends
to-day. 3 3-jc.
pleces Fancy Colored French F1anneIs.
one piece dark Nayy-Blue boucle, regular
ly &c. as odds and ends to-day. &c
pieces OF Notified CneViot, very desi-
rable. nearly yard and quarter wide.
worth S9c as odds and ends to-day, y l-2c.
pieces (short ends) Imported Broad
cloth. were 81 and $.5 yard. to-day as
odds and ends 73c.
and Sc. to-day az odds and ends. soc.
Ga Remnants Of Colored Dress Goods.
good lengths, choice picking. at just half
regular prices.
DRESS Innings.
3 pieces Of Best i5c Silesa. different
shades Gray. as odds and ends to-day, &C.
Imitation Hair Cloth. Gray. herring
boned, worth y l-2c.. to-day as odds and
ends, l-8c.
Big lot of Remnants OF Dress Innings
at give-away prices.
SILKS.
SO yards 75c. Black silk Velvet at &c.
yard.
29c. Evening Shades in China SILK, - 1-2c.
a yard.
zoe. quality Cream Metre, Is yards I'm
the piece al 25c
81 quality I'm Light-Blue Faille, about 50
yards in piece. 4Sc.
Sl.25 quality Tan SILK Velvet at soc.
SIPS quality Light-Blue silk Velvet ut
soc.
20. 75c., 81. and s1.25 Remnants OF silks
at &c a yard.
AT HANDKERCHIEF COUNTER.
About 800 Ladies' s. 10. and IL l-2c. Hand
kerchiefs some soiled. some crushed, some
torn from our last weeks sale. Pick out
as many as you wish for &c. each
A small lot of 2jc. Observation-Disclosures
Handkerchiefs for &c. each.
200 Ladies' Handkerchiefs left for 1c.
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-24

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is famous for it's cures of bad colds. It opens the secretiOns, relieves the lungs and aids nature in restoring the system to d healthy condition If freely used as soon as the cold has been con tracted, and lefore it has become set. tied in the system, it greatly lessens the severity of the attack and has often cured In single day what would have been a severe cold. For sale by John II. Tipton Druggist.
 SOME men try advertising as the Indian tried feathers. He took one feather, laid it on board and slep on it all night. In the morning he re- marked: White man say feathers heap soft; white man d-- fool,b You may start in d small way (most of the large advertisers have) but by keeping persistently before the public you cannot fail to succeed. Never were the farmers SO progressive and well-tO- do as now, and an article of merit well advertised is sure to find plenty of customers among the immense num- Der of people who read,-Ex.
 J. M. and T. w. Allnder and w. B. Young have purchased the Palace Sa- loon and are preparing to open. under the firm name of J. M. Allinder tS Sons. These gentlemen seem to be clev- CT and experienced saloon men, and hope to secure d liberal patronage on the merits of their goods. courteous treatment and fair dealing. Mir. w. B. Young will be in charge as mana ger, and together with the junior mem Der, Mir. T. w. Allinder, and Mr. Ed Fogg, the latter already well known here, and who has lots of friends. they expect to receive d liberal trade. In another column may be seen their ad vertisement, which will be of general interest to all who imtibe.
 In offering the Weekly Commercial Appeal free to all subscribers who pay in advance one year for TIE TIMES. we have found many who were already taking the Commercial Appeal and thef0re did not wish us to send it to them. We have therefore not ordered the Commercial Appeal sent to any person except those who instructed us to do so. If any person has paid his sub- scription to THE TIMES and fails to receive the Commercial Appeal, we will take pleasure in furnishing 1t if they will mention the matter. either person. ally or by mail. Do not neglect this and blame us. If you want the Mem phis paper, say so, and we will give it to you-provided your subscription to HE TIMES is paid in advance to Janu- ary lSt, 1897.
 LANDvOIGT & VADAKIN.
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-24
LET THE PEOPLE SA r.

The people of Arkansas will no doubt settle the question of senatorship long before the meeting of the general as- sembly in 1897 They will express their choice by su ch methods as they may elect, instructing their senators and representa- tives by primary election or by county convention. About thirteen counties out of fifteen so insteucted their members in the campaign of 1894, and the result was entirely satisfactory.
 One of the great advantages to be de- rived from reference of this question to the people is the effect on the legislature a popular vote there is nothing left for the legislature but a formal ratification of that choice. Days, weeks and months are not consumed in frutless balloting to the demoralzatiOn of the legislature and the detriment of the public interests. There are no scandals, charges of bribery and corruption. no Investigating committees, no pickering and animosity as the after math of the senatorial election. The people speak, their decision is registered by the general assembly and the work is done. This method of settling the ques- tion ought to be satisfactory to all persons who aspire to the senatorshp as well as to the legislature. Whether it is or not. the people demand 1t and their wishes should prevail. The sentiment in favor of a reference of the question to the people is well nigh unanimous. 1t is one of the reforms that has come to stay .-Arkansas Democrat.
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-24
.ssse..ss...s..
The Man Who Saws Wood

and says nothing is generally. regarded as the model of diligence, and logged perseverance.
 He usually makes living, some- times manages to lay by little for a rainy day; and if he encounters. no serious Ill luck, may some day become the happy possessor of ah humble little cottage; but
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-24
The Man Who
 Blows His Horn

with discretion and intelligence is the fellow who scores brilliant successes, and in time advances from poverty to wealth. until. eventually, he retires to spend his declining years in mansion. Judicious ad- vertising is discreet business horn- blowing, and in
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-24

FOR SALE--A truck and dairy farm of i0 acres; good outlet for stock; two cisttrnS; corn cribs; dwelling, etc. {; two cement cellars; two acres in straw berries; apple and peach orchard; one mile from town. For particulars ap- ply to G. w. Mccormick, Forrest City, Ark.
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-24
For Bargains in Over- coats, go to Russell, Gra- ham & Co.'s.

l.. F. Dunn, of Backfish township, was In town couple of days this week mixing with d goodly number Of his friends.
 Scrofuia turks in the blood of nearly every one. but Hoods Sarsaparilla drives 1t from the system and makes pure blood
 Jesse Hodges, of Yocona, was in town several days this week. and was au guest of Capt. ". II. Mcdaniel Tuesday night.
 russell. Graham & Co. g is headquar- ters fer Rubber and Leather Belting. HiVe them call when requiring any 'hlng Tn this line
 ', We have just received from New iofk' beautiful assortment of Crepons when we are offering at l5 cents. Fus- sell Graham & Co.
 Mrs. Shap Horne, of Memphis. is in the c'ty Visiting relatives and friends. oue arrived Monday and all are delight ed to have her here.
 No White Silk flour genuine except rom Zenith Mills, and sold by A. !Meyer x Co. Each barrel is guaranteed. beware of mutations.
 Russell, Graham t& Go. have now on hand very large stock of Mems, Boys ana ahd Youths clothing which they will sell very low for cash.
 n, Dr. J. R. Cason went to Henderson rem, Wednesday, whither he was Vaiieo by letter announcing the ser iouS Illness of his sister.
 New switch boards have been placed iii position in the Iron Mountain yards. under the able supervision of Division noadmaster, Ben Worth.
 Miss Annye Lee O'Hara of Memphis, aIiiVed a m the city Tuesday. on visit n ~ friends. and is the charming guest of MT and Mrs. k. l.. Pettus.
 TWO more cases of small pox have de- neioped across the St. Francis river nmaklng eleven in all The rumor that @iiS' A-aves has it is unfounded. cest best goods at lowest prices Tn Dry ppoo'is, Notions, Cents. Youths and noSs Clothing, Boots and Shoes. Hats "''u oaps, at l.. Rolwage & Co.'s. Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria..
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-24

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria- When she was Child, she cried for Castoria- When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria. When she had Children, she gave them Castoria