The Forrest City times., 1897-01-08
New Goods at the Newsstand.

JapaheSe lanterns at the News stand . Russell. Graham & Co. sold ten ear. loads of potatoes. which went to nur. ties ip Texas last week.
 Dr. Bells Pine-Tar- Honey cures all coughs and colds quickly.
 Constable W. T. Clifton is out this week after severe set.to with the la grippe.
 Five pound hnckets of pure Fruit Jelly. II. A. Knight & Co.
 A private pay school opened at the coIored school house last Monday. The colored people generally are to be commended for their educational ef- forts.
 Fire Brick are for sale at 25 cents each at Russell, Graham S Co.'S.
 Mrs. Edna Ramsey returned to Mem phis Saturday evening after some time with relatives in the city.
 Mrs. II. J. Davis returned from Pine Bluff Saturday evening after spending the week with her mother. Mrs. Mills. in that city.
 Within the last thirty days Geo. P. Taylor & Co.,. of this city. have dispos- ed of over fifteen hundred acres of bottom land, most of 1t to actual set. tiers.
 Mrs. J. B. Woods, of Memphis. came over Monday. She is the guest of Mrs. l. II. Luz.
 l.. Rollwage and daughter. Miss Alice. were registered at the Peabody hotel, Memphis, last Monday.
 All members of He Baptist Union are requested to be out Monday to elect officers. for the next six months. w. I. Sanders, President.
 Trice & Altman will sell you Candy. Fruits. Flayoring, Extracts as cheap as anyone ill town.
 Miss Lizzie Moores, of Reevesville, Arkansas. is visiting Miss Alice San. ders at this place.
 Hoods Pills are the best after dinner f'' "'o'oe "'SCSeiohi Cuic ucdudCuc. D cents.
 No cough remedy equals Dr. Bells Pine. Tar Honey for anybody of any age, from infancy on through life until they are as ol,i as good old Granny Metcalte.
 Latest Styles. Dress Goods and Cali coes. for Fail. just arrived at A Meyer X. Co.
 E. T Gray bas moved his stock of 1 feet, doors. sasb, blinds. lumber. etc. |. into his new brick building on Rosser SIT e.. where he willbe pleased 10 meet his old friends and form new ac- t.u ihttnces. ,us.
 Whenever druggist tells you he has something j:;st as good for coughs, grippe. rtc.as Dr Bells Pine Tar Hon. ey, don't you believe it, for we g,laran- tee that II is not true We make the genuine and authorize all druggists ,o guarantee it. The l.. ,E. Sutherland Medicine Co.,, Paducah. Ky.
 Remember 'Trice X Altman keep Heinz Tomato Catsup. Pickles and Sauces. Call on them if you want the best goods. u
 Mrs. R. J. Williams reached home Tuesday evening from Sommerville. Tenn, where she had for sometime been in cluse attendance by the he'd side of her sister. Miss Annie Maris. whom We regret to state, died on De cember 27. -.
 Now that the new Madison road has met with the approbation of every body. the growlers included, why not commence a road to Palestine, parallel with the railroad. It would be worth much to Forrest City. Start the ball After numerous arrests trials, acQnit- tals. etc. allipartips connected with the Solomon Farrar murder, which oc- cured on the Dr. Williams place. five miles south of town, on the night of December l8. have been discharged. Here is another big drainage to the county's moneybags. In their efforts to pin the. responsibility upon some one. the authorities piled np SSl so. in Squire NefS0n's court, while the Cor oner's inquest amountedt to S23.00 The Leap Year dance at Forrest City on the, night of the 3lst of Decem- Der. was royal affair. Messrs. Wal Ser Bruce and Bass Straub who at tended from Helena, report 1t as being one of tIie "grandest kind of affairs v The dining room of the Forrest City | Hotel was thrown open for the large list of guests who danced till the late hour oi three o'clock New Years morn ing. very fine music having been en- gagged for the occasion. About eleven O clock very elecant refreshments were served. after which the remaining of l the twentyfour sets were danced be- sides a few extras. Great credit is due to Miss Ava Taylor. who is we'll known and liked in Helena. and is the belle of Forrest City. for the splendid manner in which sine managed the 1 ball.-Ilelena World.
 ' Not a few who read what Mir. Robert 1 Rowis. of Holland. Va. has to say be- ! low. will remember their own experi- enct under like circumstances Last winter had La Grippe which left me 1 in low state'of health. l tried nu- narOfrs remedies none of which did