The Forrest City times., 1896-01-10

say lhat lS95 was very fair year. but .ley are counting on doing much more in 1856, The demand is good and prices fair.- Marianna Index. F. 'Oo'
 Capt. W. H. McDaniel. says of Dr Bells Pine Tar and Honev-s.tbat if relieved my cough and cold more than anything ever tried. have suffered rom my cough for 30 years.n
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 Our stock of clothing is now complete. we nave an especially large line of bows ana youths clothing. guaranteeing pest goods at lowest prices. You are cordially Invited to inspect our stock l.. RoLLwAGE & Co. The eagle, the king of all birds is noted for its keen sight. clear and dis tlhct vision. So are those persons who use Southerland's Eagle Eye Salve for weak eyes. styes, sore eyes of any kind or granulated lids. Sold by D. c. Webb
 w: E. Duncan, the genial partner of
 Col" Ike Tolbert. has resumed his piace at the chair, and with good iather. keen blade, sharp scissors and courteous welcome, he hopes to re- ceive, as In the past, liberal patro- mage. See the Violins. Mandolins, Guitars 6aDJos, Accordeons, Pandean Pipes. Cailopes, 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. 'oo
 Squire Dave Duncan sends us word that he has added a couple more mar rlageo to his already long list, and his o1fer to set lem up" to the county ins- tlce who has performed more ceremon- les than himself has as yet been un- claimed.
 All of the latest novelties in dry goods and notions on exhibit at l.. hollwage & Co.'s mammoth establish ment; ladies' cloths. crepons. outing | clothos, hair ornaments plain and fancy dress goods, etc, etc.; inspection cordially invited.
 The east side Washington street saloon. owned by NJ. V. Hancock. did not renew it's license on the 1st and is closed indefinitely. This is probably dne to high license and the character or It's patIonage-which is said to have been very tough.
 A visit to Clerk Folbre's office Tues day, found himself and deputies "up to thelr ears" in work, but as usual po- lite and attentive to all callers, giving each Tn turn whatever information was sought. Tom Folbre will succeed himself at the coming election.
 You people who are troubled with constipation should buy for 25c a vial of Dr. Bells Tiny Tonic Tablets. They are not cathartic but CURE by giving strength. vigor and vitality to the digestive organs. stomach. liver and bowels. Sold by D. c. Webb
 We are exclusive agents for the Hamilton and Brown Boots and Shoes at Forrest City. Every pair guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. They are thebest wearers at low prices Try a pair and be convinced.
 l.. ROLLwAGE & Go.
 MT. J. M. Prewett, of Forrest City. was here Monday and gave out the in- formation that MT. N. w. Norton had decided to enter the race for Associate Justice of the Supreme Court. He will doubtless have a united following in Eastern Arkansas.-Marianna Index
 Good Old Granny Metcalf. s6 years old, living at SIS Monroe street. Paducah, Ky, says that Dr. Bells Pine Tar Honey is the best grippe cure, cough. lung and bronchial remedy that has been offered to the people in her life. Guaranteed by D. c. Webb
 FOR SALE-A truck and dairy farm of 40 acres; good outlet for stock two cisterns; 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.
 Henry Harkreader and family of Wilson county, Tenn, arrived in town Saturday, to become identified with Arkansas. MT. IIarkreader has rent ed the widow Hodges farm, near To coma church, this county. We be- speak for this estimable family cor dial welcome.
 A negro named Jas. Tuhbs died from smallpox about 3 miles north of Widener. last Monday. Some three weeks ago, Tubbs rode on the car with a negro woman who went to Sur rounded Hill and there died from that dreaded disease. Precaution has been used to prevent its spread.
 The county Judge IS getting alarm ed about the increased number of wild cat scalps being presented. Over Sl00 was paid for scalps the past month. The Judge intimated something about a cat farm being started Not bad idea-S2 in scrip is paid for every scalp, without regard to the age of the animal,
 In the County Court Tuesday the following contracts were awarded to.the lowest and best bidders: Madison Ferry, Peter Covington. at S350 per annum; Cut Of Ferry, John Mum. at