The Forrest City times., 1896-10-02

same time liquidate their accounts by i bringing uS few bushels of corn. q few cords of wood, some good hay, and a few qualls.
 Mrs. NJ. A. Houston. of Haynes. has been in the city several days this week or business and visiting relatives and friends. She gave us a pleasant call this morning and had her name enroll ed for TIE TIMES.
 l Mrs. Kate Rogers came up from near Haynes "Wednesday. and remain ed in the city until yesterday after noon. when she departed for Conway. to resume her duties as matron of Cen tral Baptist College.
 Miss Ava Taylor went to Marianna today. where she will visit friends for a few days, when sue will visit friends q short time at IIeleaa and go from | there to Marvell to spend some time with her friend. Miss Bessie Caruth. l o. N. Grant prominent druggist of 1 Grant. Boone county. K, in sending in nice order. writes: ''lt is the best seller have m stock. 1 sell dozen bottles of Dr. Bells Pine-Tar- Honey io one of any ther kind of medicine. Sold by D. C Webb
 Jno. Stephens, of Blacklish Siding, was in town Monday on business and was bemoaning the loss of a lot of his | line Poland Galloway cattle by the railroad. He wants legislation which will canse tie railroad to fence its right of way.
 Groves Tasteess Chill Tonic has stood the test for ten years When 1 q t.... some other make, you may know that 1t IS some cheap compound on which he makes larger profit. Every bottle of Groves guaranteed.
 Providence seems to te partial with her favors in this community, especial ly SO with Sheriff Williams. His wife presented him with bouncing boy Monday night. making an even dozen of little ones which have arrived at his house, nine of whom are living.
 The blowing of the whistle and hust- lipg M the hands at the big red gin yes trf,hsy' denoted something fhOre than hetlYEt in business. It was otcasioned by tte happy mood of it's proplietor. J |. | F. Blanton. WiHse wife fpresehted him with son and heir yesterday morning.
 Jas. w. Dennis and sister, Miss Pearl. left Monday evening for school The former will attend the Wander built University-Dental department in Nashville. Tenn. the latter will en. ter the famous institution at Washing ton, D. C.,presided over by Miss Stuart For gentlemen we have the nobbipst hats. the latest in ties and bows, the warmest undergarmpnts, the best shirts, collars and cuffs, a dandy suit Of clothes, and shoes that cannot be ex. celled for the money. Call and sep our new stock. Brandon, Baugh x Trapp.
 Messrs. F. NJ. DeRosstt and w. R.. Kendrick, of Griggs, were in town Wednesday on business. They gave HE TIMES a pleasant call. Mir. De- l Bossitt as collector for ,he St. Francis Leevee District. in this county, began the collection of levee taxes yesterday at Widener.
 The merchants of this city are re- ceHing new goods by the carloads. No need 10 send away to. supply your wants. Our Merchants keep every thing and sell at the most reasonable prices. Read cur advertisements and | new goods and novelties.
 l To simply say our lines of Fall Dress Goo1s are pretty is not doing them jus tice. They are more than pretty dainty and sensible novelties that com. bne style aud wear and satisfaction What more doos any woman want in Dress Goods than style. wear and sat isfaction '? Brandon, Baugh x Trapp.
 Quorum court meets Monday to levy the taxes for next year and make the appropriations. We hope they may find il agreeable and a way to provide q fund Tor the erection of a new court house. IL is burning disgrace that this great county has nothing better than barn In which to conduct her courts.
 Chills are bad sign. Chills portend the 0ncoming of serious disease. They are an early symptom of malaria. pr-cede pneumonia. inflammation of the bowels and many other dangerous diseases They should never he neglected. Dr. Bells Peppermint Chill Tonic cures them, It tastes like mint candy. D. c. Webb guarantees it.
 squirrels are so numerous in the bot toms that they are disiroying the pecan crop. TArkeys are alsn plentiful. Quail abound both in field and woods. Deer are also plentiful and wolves are lncfeasing In numbers. In fact there IS Elore game in the country than for many years past. and the sportsmen are getting hustle on. themselves. 1 Having inst rpp'enished my stock of Fine Old Kentucky and Tennessee WhiSkies. am now prepared to sell better whiskey and cheaper whiskey than ever. before. Give me call and try some of my favorite Free Silver Bourbon-everybody likes It.
 Yours truly.
 IKE MALLORY.
 Some homelv philosopher has re- marked that ''all the good things of life seem to be on the other side of d barbed wire fence" meaning that the rrice was bigger than the pocket book You onght to come to our store. You won't find any harbed wlte fence in the way there. Our goods are all new