The Forrest City times., 1897-08-27

o"hhiIeS.-EdWlu Johnston. Ask for catalogue.
 Stove wood delivered to any part of the city for 75 cents per load by Fms. sell, Graham & Co.
 If. |. German has been sick for ten days, though his indomitable energy keeps him out of bed.
 Mrs. R. NJ Trice, of Marianna is visiting in the city, the guest of Mir. and Mrs. R. E. Trice.
 J: II. Dunavant S Co.,. will move IIlelr stock into their new quarters on Front row next week.
 It is rumored that about fifteen mar. ridgts will take place in this city with Ill the next thirty days.
 Judge Norton went to Little Rock last night on legal business pertaining to the II. EyaE's $ estate.
 ARBOR-OL and Arbor-ol Soap for
 sale by J. II. Tipton and D. C. Webb.
 An "old-fasllioned spelling been should attract large congregation. At the hotel Monday night. A. NJ. Nash will shortly move his saw mill from Madison to Round Pond. about mile west of Blackhsh. Miss Ada Mcdaniel returned home sunday from Boston, where she has been attending d summer school.
 W. $. Houston, of Wioener. was in town Monday to see a physician. He has been In bad health some time. Mrs. Geo. E. Malone, of Memphis. mother of Mrs. Joel E Wynne. is visit 1 ing her son and daughter this week.
 Long & Dennis have stored their den- ral chairs, etc, preparatory to their de- parture for Nashville about Sept. 18th.
 Hon. F W. DeRossitt, of Lakeview, was i'll town Saturday, and speaks very encouragiHgiy of the levee pros- poets.
 Eugene Barrow arrived home Sun day from a visit to lIs little family, who are summering i'll Columbia, Tenn.
 Now is the time to boom your busi- ness for the fall trade. Advertise ju- diciouslysand results will crown your efforts.
 c. II. Ravens was able 10 get down town Monday, and all were glad to see him out again, after his recent severe | illness.
 J. c. Roberts. who is working at 1 Deckerville. OH the K. C. road, has been in town several days visiting his family.
 Mrs. J. w. Williams. of Wynne, spent several days i'll town last week | with parents and other relatives and l friends.
 Catalogues of the Crowley Ridge h. stores and at the newsstand. Call and get one.
 Joe E. Beck went to the Cut Off Tuesday to attend to some work for A. Ashworth. Hs will be there for sey- eral days.
 Chas. II. Sanders and family about Sept ember 18th. will occupy the hand some new residence built by the late J. w. Dennis.
 The COmmercial- Appeal of next Wednesday will contain an illustrated "write-up" of our city by its special correspondent.
 There's no question about it. Hoods Sarsaparilla is the best blood purifier. This IS proven by it's wonderful cures of blood diseases.
 Mrs. L. A. Carter and daughter, of Little Rock, spent q few days thls week with hei brother, Mir. B. F. Me Crary and family.
 Investigate Dr. Bells Peppermint Chill Tonic. It leaves no evil after effects. It cures chills permanently Sold by D. C. Webb.
 Tom East, of Blaeklish. was in town Tuesday. He is slowly recovering from the hurts received last sprlng while telling timber. Next Wednesday, being September lst. begins the business season. DeI into the procession and plant an adver- tismeut in TIE 1IMEs.
 Harry Knight had chill Wednes- day of last week, and WAS quite SICK for a few days. He was able 10 be at his post Monday morning. n $. F. Sulcer, of Palestine, was Tn town Saturday, on business. He says the prospects for agLod crop Is good, [ but his section Neeas rain. i Sol. Lewis went to St. I.onis Mon dny to purchase his fall and winter ooods. He will buy d handsome stock, suitable for his large trade. Owing to wreck near Brinkley the tram on the Cotton Belt for St. Louis trimmed around Forrest City and thence to Wynne, last Wednesday.
 We have one set each of Shakespeare, m eight volumes. and Lever. in seven ,olumes. Take either or both at s4 0O