The Forrest City times., 1896-07-31

', A"icn DeClie DaWSDn. or tins city. and
MIS-. Ed Oliver, of Colt. left Monday
Tor Columbia, Tenn. where they will
remain during the balance of tlfe sum-
mer.
! we have good piano at the News
stand which we will sell at "A great sac.
riiice. 1t is well worth one hundred
dollars. We will sell it for sixty-spot
cash. 'F''
Fresh Bread every day AZ Trice 6,
Altman's-22 tickets for 81 90. good for
any KIND of merchandise we handle
dollar. "a Wy
Mrs. L. j. Barrow LETT Monday for
Columbia. Tennessee. to visit relatives
and friends. She will also visit Elk
mont Springs and other points before
her return.
For the Arkansas Teachers, Conyen-
ton at Brinkley. August 18th to 18th.
the l.. IL. " NJ. will sell tickets for this
OCCASION at one and one-third fare for
The round trip.
The city ought to build an ornamen-
tai band stand for the Citizens Band.
ana popular subscription be raised to
pay them for at least one open air con-
cert each week.
-Ihe coterie Of anglers who went to
Devalls Bluff last Friday met with
the usual fishermen?s luck. Being
truthful fishermen. they agreed to be
mum as to the catch.
Mrs. VI. Jacobson and family. of Lit
tie Rock, have been visiting relatives
and friends at Mariana and HAYNES
FOR several days. and are now guests of
A. Meyer and family of this city.
VIM. Yerzley. who has been visiting
relatives and friends in the county for
several weeks, left Monday for Ithica.
n. T., whence he goes to Virginia to
resume his professional duties.
Hon. 0. b. Rollwage returned yester-
day from Monroe county, where he had
been on business and pleasure. He
made n speech yesterday at barbecue
at Hunter, in Woodruff county.
The immense increase in our BUSH
ness is accounted for by the large
stock. cheap prices and fair dealing
accorded to every person trading with
US. l.. ROLLwAGE IL Co.
Russell. Graham e Co., make "A spe-
cialtY of Wagon Materials. A full stock
of Spokes, Fellpes and Blacksmith's
Irons always on hand. at the very low
est figures. They will duplicate Mem
phis prices.
The lecture "tO men only" at the
courthouse last night, was not sue
cess. The popular contribution was
liberal, but the lecturer was not in
happy mood, and created no enthusiasm
among bis bearers.
The north addition to the city water
works has been almost completed, so
far as the city is. concerned, except the
fire plugs, which have not yet arrived.
Private connections are now in order
and are under construction.
The Restaurant connected with the
Palace saloon is now under the person
al supervision of J. NJ. Allinder Il
Sons. and their menu is the best the
market affords. Meals and lunches at
all hours. Square meals % cts.
Paul Pope. the efficient alto in the
Citizens band, has IA new instrum-
ment. 1t is Conn trombone alto,
silver plated. and cost $50. 1t is il
sweet toned horn, and Paul is very
proud of it. just as he should be.
o. n. Grant, prominent druggist of
Grant. Boone county. X, in sending in
nice order. writes: lit is the best seller |
have in stock. | sell dozen bottles of
Dr. Bells Pine-Tar- Honey TO one of any
ther kind of medicine. Sold by ID. &
| Webb.
Major j. II. Bard, was in Little
Rock Tuesday. He will resume his
old position at the depot tomorrow,
! having recovered his health sufficiently
to do So 1t is to be hoped that one OF
his first acts will be to give us change
of weather.
j. Ii. Bard returned Saturday night
| from trip to the blue grass region of
Old kaintuck. He is Boosting about
| his gain of many pounds of flesh. The
owls are glad at his return, and will
celebrate at the nest on the hill IN the
dark of the moon.
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic has
stood the test for ten years When
any dealer tries to induce you to take
some other make, you may know that
il is some cheap compound on which he
makes larger profit Every bottle of
| Groves guaranteed.
| We learn from Hon. y. IL. Roll
wage that VIM. Manning, formerly of
this county, now of Woodruff, met with
quite misfortune Wednesday, lie had
some forty tons of hay cut and partly
baled, and the prairie caught fire and
it was all consumed in the flames.
The Citizens band, of this place, is
attaining a proficiency which is quite
gratifying to its many admiring friends.
THE ZINES would like to see the mem
bership increased to at least twenty
pieces and to include three Clarlonets,
three SaXaphones, and Piccolo.