The Forrest City times., 1897-02-12
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,oal for sale by E. T. Gray.


 Coal for sale by E. T. Gray.
 Brick for sale by E. T. Gray.
 Arbor-ol Soap for chapped hands. Trade with l.. RoLLwAGE x Co. Saratoga Chips at II. A. Knight < Go. ArbCr.ol for skin and scalp diseases Attend United Charities at the Bar- tist church next Monday night
 Fresh Memphis bread and all kinds of Cake at GUrmau $.
 James Russell took a couple of days off at MarianUa this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. $. Graham went to Nj Memphis Tuesday.
 Mrs. B. R. Shade went to Memphis Tuesday for few days stay.
 Mrs. F. A. Long returned from a visit to Little Rock Tuesday. Miss Lena Williams of Palestine wis tied the city Monday evening.
 Peter Lprive. of BlackGsh Lake. was visitor to the city Monday.
 Mrs. Eops, of Madison, visited the city Monday.
 Ode to the hogs of the city: Don't monkey with the band boys.
 Apples, Oranges. Lemons, Bananas. Cranbtrries, at Gorman's.
 Join the United Charities. member ship fee 25c,' monthly dues b cents. Mrs Ed Berry ard Mrs Scales. Of Wednesday.
 Cakes of all kinds. imported and home made at Gornan's Grocery.
 Mr. J. o. Sullivan. of Palestine died at his home at that place Tuesday night.
 The cotton platforms are clearer of cotton than they have been since the season began.
 Considerable plantation business has been transacted in the clty this week ill the way of stock aud farming tools. The best way to cure disease s to drive it out of the system by purifying the blood with Hoods SarsaparilIa. See my Texas Seed Oats before you buy. E. T. Gray.
 Miss Eua Roles returned Sunday evening from visit to relatives in Ficksburg, Miss.
 MessTs c. II. Sanders and ]. T. Fon- dIen have recently purchased the Izard business building on South Side? The l.. R S NJ Ry. ull sell tickets 10 the Inauguration at Washington at one fare for round trip.
 Dr., A. B. Terrell and Peter Vau- tfaln, 0f Palestine. paid the city fly Ing call Saturday evening.
 Buy your SCHOOL BOOKS and STA. TIoNEEY at l.. RollWaue tS Co. $.
 Messls. Sanders & Prude shipned one carload of potatoes to Texas past week.
 Mr ". c. Kent. of MurphyrSboro, III. |. visiting his sister, Mrs G w.. Mccormick
 Miss Mary Brown, of Fayetteville. is Visiting The family of W. l.. Parham Miss Brown is an old school mate of Mrs. Parham's.
 From the amount of valentines the poys and girls are carrying away from HE INES newsstand, We feel anxious thAt. t.many somebodies are destined 10 get It in the neck-or heart.
 Floating Soap. sl % per box. Strict y cash at "A. Meyer x Co. We had begun t. think the sun was lost and that 1t would rtquire an es- tray notice in HE 1IMEs to find it. but It really did show up last Tuesday A pleasant sociable was enjoyed by asoodly number of friends of Dr. and ATS. Stone at their home Saturday evening Luncheon was spread and pleasing toasts were delivered.
 Russell. Graham & Co. make spe- clalty of Wagon Materials A full stock or SpokeS, Frlloes and Blacksmith s Irons always on hand, al the very low tst figures. They will duplicate Mem phls prices.
 pr. Bells Pine Tar Honey is an inn Pottant addition to the list of the world most valuable medicines. lialmiess in it's nature. vet almost iu- lallible In it's action, it is undoubtedly 'le most etlieacious means known to- cay Of curing couehs. colds and kim T" q diseases. For sale by b. c. Jumping frogs at the News stand.
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