The Forrest City times., 1897-12-03
Coal for sale by E. T. Gray.

S'iisIinas glft.
 Harness. Tinware. and Chinaw,,e at A. Meyer & Co.'S. """'e
 Grapes. Apples. Plain and Fancv candles at Germans.
 Furniture and Stoves ,.t 5.cent cot. ton prices at J. W. Beck { Co.'S. LABOR CONTRACTs-nea,,v prlhted-2 for DC. at the Newsstand.
 If yon want first-class. Sewing Ma. ch,ne cheap, call on Fus sell, Graham | when bilious or cOstive, eat a Casca. l0c, 25c. '"' "''eeu'
 CeIlnloid in Sheets-ass orted colors- ,or m Ahlas presents, at cost. at the ' Newsstand. '"'
 russell. Graham & Co. re now show ing beautiful line of ,adies' Capes. from Sl.00 up.
 Please let me %. Mr. Johnson :" to U. T Brady for my Xm as purchases He's got the goods wi ich suit happy hearts. '"pp' II youare in need of FJ'rniture. Car. pets. Rugs. or anything ir the House. rnrnlshing line. call on Russell. Gra | ham & Co.
 The preliminary exam iuation of Brown Fakes. which was set for hear. ing bffere Squire Nelson ,ast Wednes. aay was postponed for the fourth time and set for to-day.
 russell. Graham N Co.,. ma xe spe. ciaityof Wagon Materials. A ull stock or Spikes, Fell0es and Blac ksmith's irons always on hand. at the cry low est hSures. They will duplicate Mem l phis prices.
 several very good looking horses l were sold at auction on the streets Saturday. and the prices paid were as. tonlshlngly low compared to prices pad for such stock five or ten years ago. Good, large horses sold for S25 and $50.
 | I, C, Felbre x Ce,., of the Magnolia saloon, believe in honest val ues and uniformly courteous treatmera,. hence Tor yohr money tn ey draw noth ng but higil test goods. Try either th o. F. C., .So, 1anulsee. or Rose brands of Liquors and you will drink DO other.
 Gen. George r. Taylor was ir Little Kock. Monday. to attend the tri.,l as a witness in tn Q case against Charles Fowler. who is charged with misa .1pro- priat'ng funds belonging to the K mi, ,hts oi Pythias while he was keeper of I ec- ords and seal.
 Prof. Rol ert Brown was in tl,e city Saturday, circulating among his mum. erous frlen dS. He is now teaching tine | District fso. ? school. d lvlhood he was wont to follow a number of years DHt which he abandoned in 'S2, and had not resumed until the present time.
 A small blaze at Sellers Livery sta Ole early Saturday morning. called out the lire department. and created i0 little excitement. The fire originated in the ceiling from defective hue. and was extinguished quickly by the use of 4. Meyer x Co. s small street hose. The damage was small.
 We have an order out for most e:.- tensive assortment of Be oks, Gaines and Novelties for the h h.ppy Chris t. mas tide. We will make the pri ,e very low, and you cannot afford to miss our stock in making your selt c. tions. Come in and look over oar shelves anyway. Ours are sensible goods. r.. .,.
 Ladies'. Gantlemen's and Childre n 8 | Underwear and Furnishings may be had of J w. Beck & Co.,. which 2; m the title ot Worth They have th. .se goods in all sizes, qualities and prices -the best that can be had for the money asked. The polite salesme n want to show you these goods, whetht [ yOG buy or not.
 Hunters are warned that it is unlaw- fni to pursue deer with hounds in the counties of Mississippi. Crittenden, | Gross, Poinsett and St. Francis. In these counties 1t is also unlawful to discharge fire arms after sundOwn with intent to kill, frighten or injure any aquatic fowls on the lakes or other water courses under the penalty of $25 fine.
 c. l.. Adamson. an artist" toatr; st. was pleasant caller at THE TIM ES Tuesday morning. looking for woi k. He is not dependent upop the pri nt shop, however. for livlihood, and ca T. ries a portfolio with him containing Il the requisite materials for card writing including bronze. He uses pen artis tically and is now writing Xmas cards, for which he receives 50c peu dozen.
 Judge w. H. Cdffey, of Palestine. was in town Saturday, circulating among friends. Ife is soliciting sub scriptions to the Confederate Vete- ran" a monthly magazine. devoted to perpetuating the memory of those who wore the gray, and has received forty odd subscriptions. He is competing for prize of S200 ir gold and we be- lieve he will win, which we hope.
 E. II, dickson. formerly assistant postmaster, at this place and clever young gentlemen who hasmany friends hefe .aarrived Wednesday from Cherry htaley. on a short visit. He has been | at b,,ho with his broi her Dr. w w.