The Forrest City times., 1897-12-10
Coal for sale by E. r. Grav.

on business. 'iS N1oHuay c, Brady, the watch 6xer, has vour Christmas gift. 9o"'
 south Front street still awa5ts ,,o gravel wagons. ""A'S tue
 Harness, Tinware. and Chinaw.ro at A, Meyer & Co.'S. ''''" " "' 'e
 Grapes, Apples. Plain and Farcv Candies at Germans. anu "ilcy
 George Bottoms was circn,atiro dhohg friends in town Monday.
 furniture and Stoves at 5.csnt. t.cot- ton prices at J. w, Beck SS Co.'S.
 LABOR CoNTRACrs-nso,Iv prihted-2 for 5c. at the Newsstand
 Riley Kendrick. of Widener ,vsso;r- day. !" 'o"'i l ues-
 1T you want a frst-class Sey inp Ma. clline cheap, call on Russell. Graham
 When bilious or costive. eat Fl Casca. ,et' candy cathartic, cure gua.rapteed. l0c, 25c. "' ''e"' Hugh R. McVeigh, of the St. -Erancis LeVee l; board, was in town on bnsiness Tuesday, S'''' DO
 Cellnloid in Sheets-assorted on ors NJ An'"S presents, at cost, al the Newsstand.
 J' Barron, of the Cut Off. WAT in town, Tuesday, and went to Mariauna on business. '' ' Russell, Graham X Co. are now shc.w- ing beautiful line of Ladies' Can .s. from sl.00 up.
 Christmas falls on Saturday th,s year of our Lord. We hope it will b, merry one to all.
 Judge \. ". Norton has been in Clarendon several days this week on professional business.
 L. R. 'frobmyer shipped B head of Tat cattle to the St. LOnis market Mon. udy, ana accompanit q the shipment.
 Please ct me go. Mr. .Tohnson.n to J. I. Brady's for my Xmas purchases. Hes got the goods which suit happy hearts. 1"
 John Bartol and I. W. Kenyon. of nofth Of Cicalla, were in town Tuesday laying In supplies for their stave camps.
 If youare in need of Furniture. Car pets Rugs, or anything in the House. fufnishlng line, call on Russell, Gra- ham & Co.
 MT. Landvoigt writes. that our boy IS getting on nicely. and that be hopes to bring him home sound and well within the month.
 We carry a full line of Ladies, Miss es and Children's Vests. which we are offering very low to sui. the times. Fus- sell, Graham & Co.
 Art exhibit te-niyht, nnder the auspices of sthe Home Builders of the Methodist church. at rhe residence of Mir. and Mrs. o. B. R ollwage.
 The new walk in front of the stores of Messrs. Levy, Brahic and Klopp is a great :improvemert, and abates an otherwise dangerous passage.
 The Passenger sa W mill, situated at Patterson s, on the military road, in the northern part of this county. we learn will shortly be removed to Cicalla.
 Some of the incest ladies of Dardan-. elle attended Dr. Oppenieimer's show. all last week and they seemed pleased a with the performance.-Dar Pilot, Nov. 6.
 The art exhibit advertised last week to take place at the opera house. next Monday night, will be shown a1 the residence of MT. and Mrs o. E. Roll wage to-night. All are invited
 Will c. Alley. of Morrilton, pur- chased l32 head of cattle in this seci ion recently, and shipped them Wednes- day via. Iron Mountain to Morriton, wehere he will feed them for the market.
 Russell. Graham & Co.,, make spe- cialty of Wagon Materials. A full stock of SpokeS, Fell0es and Blacksmith's Irons always on hand. at the very low est figures. They will duplicate Mem phis prices.
 The Hancock building. on North Washington street, is tfered for rent for 1898, at $50 per mon tn, It is a tNo- story brIck, and is spl ,ndid stand in the heart Of business center. See R. J. lzard.
 Miss Fluy Ross, of Forrest City. a brunette beauty of the typical southern kind, is guest of Ms. Wm. Kennedy. She is a sweet singer, and a charming artist with the keys Of ivory and tAe responsive strings. - Cross County Democrat.