The Forrest City times., 1897-07-23

Brick for sale by E. T. Gray.
 Fetch on your watermelons.
 Fruit Jars at A. Meyer & Co.'S.
 The mud slinger is still at work.
 Talk with Johnston about Bicycles. Second crop potatoes are doing well. Arbuckle Coffee, be, at A. Meyer & Co.'s.
 The ice dealer complains of the cool weather.
 AREOR-OL for skin and scalp dis
 eases.
 Mrs. $. E. Sweet is visiting at Old Park, Miss.
 you need any thing for your wheel see Johnston.
 All kinds of Canned Goods at A. Meyer X Co.'s.
 Second-hand bicycles for sale at L. R0lwage & Co.'S.
 The second installment of peaches are coming into market.
 IJtdNt 'i hFiS lOl Iiit anu SlONe NOUu at Russell, Graham & Co.'S,
 Fire Brick are for sale at 2t cents each at Russell, Graham & Co.'S.
 Several new electric light customers have been added 10 the growing list. Among the visitors on change We'd nesday was A. E. Fontrain, oi Pales- tine.
 When billions or costive, eat Casca- ret. candy catlartic, cure guaranteed, lOc, 25c.
 Miss Annie Elliott, of L'Anguille. Was n town yesterday visiring and shopplng.
 l can save you money on bicycles and bicycle snndries.-Edwin Johnston. Ask for catalogue.
 uMr and Mrs. Julius Altman. of Helena, ale visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Meyer.
 Some of the handsomest and prettiest Dress goods of the season to be seen at Russell, Graham x Go.
 A private school will be opened in september at the Catholic church. under the auspices of the sisters.
 A complete set of Chambers Ency- clopedla, s volumes. cost S2S. may be had at tlie new sstaud for So cash.
 ". NJ. Soice has purchased Paul ropes interest in he laundry business ana VIII pay personal attention to same.
 Five dollars. cash in hand, will buy that handsome little book case at the newsstand, the regular price of which IS SIP CO.,
 It VIII soon be time to plant shade trees. Set out lots of them. They i'm. prove the looks of the city, and are d great comfort.
 Mrs Edna Ramsey, who had been visiting relatives and numerous friends in town, returned to her Memphis nome, Saturday evening.
 hev. Jas. F. Jernigan went to Bates Nlhe, Monday. to see Ms. Jernigan ana iaul. As soon as the parsonage 10 Hhlsned Mrs J. will return.
 WANTED Girl for general house "oih' Must be white, active and will .,s to Wofk. Good wages and only '"iee Ill family. Inquire at this office. ,r The Cross County Democrat says. @ a0Ii Horton, of Sl. Francis county. VII VII, iocate among ns in few days. "Au open blacksmith aud wagon shop. d. M. Coons visited Goodwin Satur- uay and returned Monday He reports ..ups Tn line condition. and that good Monday.
 VI hev. Jas. F. Jernigan, and Rev. w. Anderson, of Colt. will exchange puiplts next Sunday, July 9, at II q. M Uo and hear Bro. Anderson, he is fine preacher.
 The man in any community" says asehsiuie exchange, "who meets every an'eIpflse and forward movement with hn II or but may be good citizen, Ou' thefe better ones in the cemetery" Deer hunters are getting up their pnaphernaiia. and loosing the hounds, pepdratory for a renewal of their flaw ,i.e sport after August lst. at which soae sone tile legal protection expires for q several little surprises in the way nf saslploVementS at our home. were in ssole Tor Mrs. tadakin on her return oh Iexgs. Among them none please . Si ulore than the electric lights, with "nieh the home is now lighted.
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