The Forrest City times., 1896-01-31
Bargains in Boys Knee Pants and Knee Pant suits at Russell, Graham & Co.'S.


 All persons wanting credit at Flu nerty's. will be given tbe best of re- commendations to any other store in town, as he sells cheap and for cash only.
 THE TIMES acknowledges a very pleasant visit from all of the clever young men composing the Memphis Dramatic Club, during their stay in the city.
 The Cook Hotel has recently under gone handsome improvement under the skIliful brush of George Richard sou. an ltinerant painter from Massa- chusetts.
 In an alteration with A. Chapman Sunday night, Louis Davenport was'cut several times though not seriously with jackknife. Chapman left for parts unknown.
 We have just received nice assort- ment of Furniture, Carpets, Mating and Oil Cloths. Something entirely new in Bed Room suits. Russell. Gra- ham & Co.
 Dr. Massie, the dentist, will be out of the city d considerable portion of his time after April 1St. Better have your teeth attended to at once. Work guaranteed.
 Pony Roy was in town Wednesday on business and has our thanks for fav- ors. He brought us ten fine, fat chick ems from Mrs. Roy for her subscription to this paper.
 Stock buyers are becoming numer- ous in this section. and more fat cattle and fine porkers have been exported during the past year than eyer was known before.
 The New York World Almanac-a magnificent collection of valuable sta tistics-prlce 25c. May be had at the newsstand. Also all the magazines and periodicals.
 Eugene Wilson has applied for mem- bership in the Masonic and Knights of Pythias lodges and will probably take the first degree Tn both at their next regular meetings.
 Harry Knight has accepted a position with l.. Rollwage & Co. He IS splen- did salesman. is popular and has a host of friends. We congratulate the firm on securing his services.
 Fresh. Fancy and Family Groceries at lowest prices at German X Barrow's General store. where you are invited to make yourself at home." Examine their stock ot clothing.
 Mrs J. NJ. prewett and daughters Miss Elise. attended the Paderewski performance Tn Memphis last Friday night, and were perfectly delighted with the entertainment.
 Capt.J. G. Stern of Madison. was in town yesterday, and when asked how the .'shotgun quarantine was holding shness." Madison is all right.
 Gen. Geo F. Taylor was in Little Rock on business and circulating among friends Wednesday. While there he attended the meeting of the Democratic Bimetalic League.
 The first quarterly conference of the M. E. Church. for this year was held Monday. Presiding Elder Smith was in attendance, and the business of ehe church was put in satisfactory shape
 J. w. Williams, the merchant prince of Wynne, was in town Wednesday on business and visiting relatives and friends. Jim has many warm friends here who are glad to know he IS pros, pering.
 On the 28th inst, Mir. O. s. Gibson and Miss Pearl McDanlel were mar ried in the Baptist church at Haynes, Ed. ". II Paslay officiciating. THE TIMES extends best wishes and con- gratulations.
 Dr. Bells Pine Tar Honey IS differ ent from all other cough remedies. It cures by allaying the inflammation and giving tone, strength. vigor and vitality to the respiratory organs, Guaranteed by D. c, Webb.