The Forrest City times., 1897-03-05
Coal for sale by F. T. Gray.

Coal for sale by E. T. Gray.
 Brick for sale by E. T. Gray.
 Trade with l.. RoLLwAGE & Co.
 Saratoga Chips at H.A. Knight < Co.
 New Goods at the Newsstand.
 Cups and Saucers at the News stand.
 Warrantee deeds at the Newsstand
 Blanks Candy at II. A. Knight & Co ARBOR-OL for skin and scalp dis
 eases.
 Capt. W. II. pearce visited relatives in Alabama this week.
 Gen Geo. F. Taylor spent day or so in Little Rock the present week.
 Mrs. Vadakin is improving rapidly. being able to sit up most of the day.
 Chas. II. Sanders took an outing to Palestine, Tuesday.
 OFire Brick are for sale at 2i cents each at Russell, Graham & Co.'S.
 Weather bulletin. March A. "Threat. ening weather, with Mckinley indica- tiOns.
 Deputy Sheriff Frank Sherman went over to Memphis Sunday, nosing round after criminals and took in Mardi Gras Creamery butter. Mocha and Java coffee, apples, oranges, bananas lem Ons, Germans Grocery.
 Cupid and Mardi gras prevented quorum being present at regular coun- cil meeting Tuesday.
 The usual services were held at the Methodist, Baptist and Presbyterian churches last Sunday.
 Buy Iamilton-Brown Boors and SHOES at l.. Rollwage & Co.'S.
 County court was in session Monday and adjourned till the first Monday in next month.
 Mrs. Dr. Stone went to Memphis last Saturday. in company with her sister, Mrs J. ;. Horne. who has been visit Ing in the city several weeks.
 Buy your Lime. Cement. Fire Brick Terra Gotta and Hue Pipe from l.. Rollwage & Co.
 Mir and Mrs. w. S. Graham and l.. 'holwase went to Memphis to be pres ent at the Fussell-Randolph marriage ceremony.
 fair patronage in the passenger 1lae passed over the railroads en route to Memphis to view the sights of Mardi Gras.
 Leave orders for fire and stove wood at Russell, Graham & Co.'S,
 The "Old Reliable" l.. R. S M. Ky. was the only llne leading into Mem pms which made any repuction in fare to the Mardi-Gras entertainment.
 Uncle John Patterson, from the bot. toih portion of Cross county. the terror or evil doers and wild animals, was q visitor to the city, Tuesday. Miss Verna Brown. of Brnkley, re- turned home Tuesday after being the peasant guest of Mrs. G. ". Cook for a few days.
 Cakes of all kinds. imported and homemade at Germans Grocery. The Old Man of THE TIMEs paid Marianna a visit last Sunday, and is eAtfavagant in his praise of the beauty ot our nelghbor. Thrift and enterprise cohlfohted him on every side. p9' B. Wilson representing Hunt & Llillger, Williamsport. Pa, enlargers oi pictures, crayon workers, etc., was m, m the city yesterday and paid THE ilNEs oiilce pleasant visit. We have the stock. What we want IS the customers.
 BRANDON, BAuGn ,& TRApp.
 Street Commissioner Medication has coulpieted the grading of Dooley Hill, anu mas greatly Improved the comfort oi travel and business thereby. making comparatively level road to Madison. ,,: After delightful visit of a few days, HISS vera Brown, of Brnkley, left for mer nome on Monday. She was the Nuest or Mrs. Frances l.. Cook and MISS Belle Williams.,
 A letter from San Antonio states that MI MI Fsdakln IS improving rapidly. he LOOKS we'll, IS as brown ns berry qua aaa as happy as lark" is the way tue letter IS wordei.
 n DORADO, ARK, February r, 1S97.- Say mother has been taking Hoods oatsaparlila with satisfactory results Tuu W we have it on hand at all times o,s ~9 taKe Hoods Sarsaparlla for all SaIlinary ailments to which people are SauJect in d malarisl country. Before nan,n y ,nlo'her began taking Hoods Sarsa- ro p"aiia She weighed from l30 to 135 ppvu'gs, pveas put at this time she weighs ofSt lUU p0uQks R G iANp