The Forrest City times., 1896-10-09
We regret to learn of tbe intention

| of Dr. D. Nj. Massie tu remove from our city. He leaves Tuesday for Guate- ! mala City. Central America He re- grets tu go.but to refuse ti3e opporiuni. ties offered would be blocking his r,md to fame aud fortune. May Fortune smile upon him.
 NJ. \. Gaines brought in the skin of 4 five feet ten inches rattler with seven rattles ct the American species which he killed on Rattle Snake ridge near Blacklisll Bayou. It is a beautiful and perfect skin and Mir. Gaines will have it stuffed and mounted. aud possibly, it will ornament TIE TIMES museum. | Dr. Bells Peppermint Chill Tonic cures | chills and makes we'll again. It rids you of having them and builds up your strength. It is pleasant to take and gives you warm. delightful feeling all over, instead of the miserable shivering. It is good for the stomach. too. and pepper mint is the best thing in the world for the bowels. Avoid bitter quinine pills that | may make you deaf, and have always handy. m the house. bottle of Dr. Bells Peppermint Chill Tonic. It's guaranteed by D. c. Webb.
 Our store is piled full of new things tor men, women and children to eat and wear this winter. We suppose other stores are well stocked. too. Now is a splendid time for the careful buyer to go around to all the dealers and see where the goods fit the prices. We 1 like to have our goods and prices con- pared with those of our competitors. The verdict is nearly always in our fa- vor and 1t isn't very often that the careful buyer decides against us. Brandon, Baugh & Trapp.
 In order to make room for our New l Holiday Goods. we will until Novem- Der l. sell All Standard Books in Com | plete sets at actual cost for cash. Also all Games. Cups and Saucers. Picture Frames, Blocks, Inkstands. Christmas and Birthday cards, Albums, Toilet Sets, Crepe and Plain Tissue papers. Celluloid in sheets, and Medallious. 1 Other goods will be sold at bottom prices. Call early and get choice of these goods, which are in frst-class condition. LANDvoIGT & VADAKIN.
 Remember-After November 1, you cannot buy our standard books in sets at wholesale prices. After that date we will break the sets and retail them at small profit. Better get a set now. How is this2 Dickens com plete works, l5 handsome volumes. cloth, s3.50 You never have had such an opportunity before. Others at equally ridiculous pricps-Thackery Gibbons Rome, Verne. Eliot, BuIwer, McCaulay's England. Hume's England and others. Don't miss these oppor- tunities.
 The railroad company sustained de- feat in one case here last week and gained victory in another. In the case of Aven against the railroad :, brought here from Forrest City on d change of venue, the jury brought in a verdict for plaintiff for sl0,0O0 Tue case of Bumpass against the railroad suit resulting from some school turn itnre being destroyed, was decided in favor of the company. the jury decid- .ng the property was in the plaintiffs hands when the injuries were sustain ed.-Marianna Index.
 During their stay in Memphis. the editors of THE TIMES had the pleasure to meet Messrs. Snap Horn and J B. | Ramsey, efficient and genial accoun- tants at the Van Meet. Mansfield Co.'S. We are indebted to the former for a couple of Bryan souvenirs issued by this company, which are the prettiest we have yet seen. and on account of which the company has received many ell-deseryad compliments for enter prise and push. Messrs. Horn and Ramsey are team of ''good boys'' and 1t IS pleasure to meet them.
 John Seaborn. who killed Tom Tally on the 18th of last May in this county. and who has since been evading the of ticers. came into town Monday morn ing in company with two of his broth CTS and surrendered himself to Sheriff Williams, From the evidence in the case Seaborn will be lucky if he escapes the gallows. An effort is being made by his attorney to allow the prisoner to give bon,i under writ of habeas cor pns to be heard before Judge Hutton, who is at present holding court at Ma rianna. We understand the judge will hear the arguments and testimony in his behalf in a few days.
 Don't put off getting business edu- cation. So long as your parents sup. port you it is well enough to amuse yourself with the study of Greek or Latin; but when you have your own living to make they won't do. The best passports to successful start in life are sure knowledge of the branch es taught at the Little Rock Commer- cial College-they are Shorthand. Typewriting. Business writing, Arith- metic, Spelling, Letter writing. Com mon Law. Bookkeeping. Business forms. Banking and rapid calculations all well taught by experienced busi- ness men and capable instructors. Write today-now--fo catalogue giving full particulars, and address NJ. A. Stone, Pres't. Little Rock. Ark. ! The young man or woman expecting to make success III business without d thorough preparation is going to be out-stripped by the ones who give the matter serious consideration and se- cure the advantages that accrue from the business training to be had, such as is given, in the Little Rock Cummer- cial College. Can you write good business hand Are you correct and quick at figures Are you short handler and can you operate type- writer? Do you know anything about bonk-keeping These are some of the