The Forrest City times., 1897-09-03

Ne ~; Apply to Virgil Owen, Forrest
Cascarets stimulate liver. kidneys
"du bowels. Never sicken, weaken or
The Spelling Bee created 50 much
genuine fun aud pleasure thai it viii
he repeated. ~ WIN
oo'ce stlll calls atSour home for lam
uy. Leave calls at Helm & Soice's
! barber shop. " '0''e .
w. NJ. Partridge, of Palestine. was
p,edsant caller at The TIMEs Office
Wednesday. % 'i''o
frof. Harper. of Helena High School.
was III town Saturday in the interest
of his school. e '''e''
Ellis Turkeys new store is be;nc
wired to-day and will be lighted bS
electricity hereafter. y
;, Electric lights have been nut in the
pseKer " Lewis building occupied by
j, ii. Dunavant * Co.
Irlce " Altman. South Side Restau-
rant. Is the place to vet your dinner.
Meals, twenty-five cents.
y. ID. Baugh tripped it to st. Louis
monday To visit the markets and buy
Tile iall and winter stock.
\ new time card went into effect on
me IL X. X NJ. Ry. Wednesday. Con-
suit our directory for schedule.
John r. Brown will embark in the
clothing to-order' business. with
headquarters on the South Side.
Hon. f. w. DeRossitt and Cant
Jas. russell went 10 Memphis Monday
10 attend the Leyee Board meeting.
! Paris German. the court steuogra
pher, is shaking hands with his MANY
weli-wlsllers and friends in tins city.
James Alley returned from a short
visit to Red Banks. Miss. Tuesday.
lie Is wearing carbuncle on his neck.
Now is the time to boom your bust
ness Tor the fall trade. Advertise iu-
diciously'and results will Crown your
efforts.
Owing to illness. the school under
| the supervision of the Catholic Sisters
will not begin until some early day in
| October.
{. G. Crawford "Wednesday brought
the first bale If cotton from the bottom
1t WAS sold To Russell, Graham II Co.
tor 20.
The advent of pretty little girl, Sat-
| urday night, made the household of
Mr.. and Mis-. ii. Is. Gwyn as happy as
could be.
Mrs. JOHN NJ. Nichols has been ten
dered and accepted the position of
Elocution teacher in the Crowley Ridge
Institute.
j IL. Collier returned to his desk
Monday, after "A pleasant vacation OF a
couple OF weeks, Which he spent in
Tennessee.
Forrest City has turned out more
good men from their stock of boys than
any town i'll Arkansas, i'll proportion to
population.
! The new sidewalk on the South Side
has been completed, and is source of
much satisfaction and qualification to
pedestrians.
Rev. j. Il. Perminter returned the
first of the week and will preach Sun
day morning and night. A cordial in
vitation to all.
Misses Emma and Mamie Mann re-
turned to their home in Pine Bluff last
Saturday. Their absence will he felt
in the social circle.
Base ball and brass bands do not
thrive well here. though in both arts
we have some of the best talent in the
state. Why is this!
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Sanders are thank
ing the Lord for his many blessings.
This time it is a sweet little baby girl,
and came Saturday.
Boils, pimples and eruptions, scrofula
salt rheum and all other manifesto
tiens of impure blood are cured by
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Dan Wylds. Jack Davis. Newt Bled-
soc and Geo. Apple went to the mouth
of Burnt Cane bayou yesterday for
two days fishing jaunt.
While attending court next week
come over on the South Side and pay
your subscription to the old reliable
great religious weekly.
Prof. J. b. Jordan. State Supt. of
public Instruction, was the guest of
Capt. and Mrs. j as. Russell during his
stay among us last week.
We have one set each of Shakespeare,
IN eight volumes. aud Lever. in seven
volumes. Take either or both at 81 90
per set. They cost $40 each.
Elegant fountain pens-guaranteed
to do perfect waIk-Just received
new lot at the Newsstand. Prices, 3
and 81 80. worth IS and So 30.
| Mrs. j. j. Finneriy. accompanied ny
her neice. Mrs. Adamson. of Little
| Rock, went To Helena Tuesday TO visit
the family of Porter Rawlings.