The Forrest City times., 1898-12-23
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

James Morgan, a respected colored
man of Colt, died last night.
Mrs. Max Stewart goes to Decker
vile tomorrow to visit relatives.
j. NJ. Hall, of Pine Tree, was in the
city yesterday buying Christmas tricks.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Mccormick will
spend Christmas day with relatives at
Colt.
L. 4. Buford leaves Sunday morning
ior his old home at Okolona, Miss TO
spend the holidays.
DE-. and Mrs. Stone expect to leave
tomorrow for Memphis, where they
will spend The HOLIDAYS.
Miss Norma Rollwage will 90 to
Memphis Monday afternoon for "A
week's visit with friends.
Mrs. Anna Lou Adkins came down
yesterday from Missouri to spend few
weeks with her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Andy Wood.
r. ID. West will leave Sunday morn
ing tor Nheatley, whence he will 90 to
the home OF his parents, eight miles
south OF Palestine, for the holidays.
e Mrs. Annie Allen (nee Yel2ley) ar
rived Tuesday from her home'in Brink
ley and will spend the holidays with
her parents. 81
DE-. Sawyer's Ukatne never has, and
We do not see how it can fail to cure
kidney disorders. 1t gives nature the
aid needed, and nature thus aided.
never fails. Sold by J. Fl. Dunavant
u Co.
Do you want Blankets, Comforts.
Cotton Batting or Bedding of any
character? 1t will be to your interest
to 90 to r. l.. Pettus and tell him your
needs. What DO you think of a good
10 quarter Blanket for Csc? He has
them at that price.
The Star Meat Market, east side
Washington street, in the new Roll
wage building. is now open for bust
ness. ana we respectfully solicit share
OF the patronage of the city and sur
rounding country. Come to see us.
Horton Il Vale.
viii Yerzley, of New York, will ar
rive in time to spend Christmas with
his parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. 7. W. Yelz-
lev. Will is, one Of the very brightest
and most successful boys ever reared
in Forrest City, and his visit will be
hailed with pleasure by wide circle
of friends.
My residence is for rent to RESPONSE
bic party. Will give possession Janu-
AIRY lst, or any time upon four days
notice. Terms. cash. | also desire to
sell my S.year-old Croftwood geding.
together with cart aud harness-al-
most new-at a bargain. for cash.
+. l.. VADAKIN.
My stock OF Clothing. Hats. Caps,
Boots, Shoes. Mackintoshes, Slickers.
Dress Shirts Overshirts, and all kinds
OF Mems Furnishings is not excelled
in Forrest City. Our prices are correct
and made in accordance with the low
price of cotton. Come and see us.
r. l.. PETTUs.
Without doubt. there is no disease
so common as the piles. none more
painful or annoying, or that has been
SO unsuccessfully treated. The only
permanent cure for piles. either itching
or bleeding, yet discovered. is DR..
Sawyers Arnica and Witch Hazel
Saiye. Sold by j. ii. Dunavant & Co.
W. ID. Neher has filed long felt
want IN opening Il lirst-ciass photo
graph gallery, on the Rollwage corner.
Jackson and Washington streets. He
is prepared to execute anything in his
line, regardless of weather conditions.
and respectfully extends an invitation
to all to come and examine his work.
The band will give a concert at the
opera honse next Thursday night. In
addition to other attractive features.
Prof. w. Shoemaker will render solos
on the cornet. violin. guitar. banjo and
mandolin. and there will be appropli ite
recitations by local talent. The "b( VS."
are enthusiastic over the proposed en-
tertainment, and there is no doubt it
will prove treat for those who attend.
There has been Il remarkable nun
Der of travelling men and strangers IN
the city of late, and the hotels have en-
Jbytu Sttu ibildSt. L HIS litUiCttpS
Il healthy trade and that despite the
unfavorable crop conditions business
continues brisk in some lines at least.
We have faith in our town and our
business men. and confidently predict
that dear old Forrest City will always
get her share of the worlds business.
The holiday trade has been very dull
this year. comparatively speaking, and
yet The citizens of st. Francis county
Will no doubt spend one of the merri-
est of Christmas times. The happy,
laughing faces of the children, particu-
larly at this season. add much to lfe's
pleasures. and make one forget the
business cares and responsibilities of
the world. For these blessings let us
say, GLORY to God in the highest:
peace on earth and good will to men,
J. W. Thomas, jr.. general manager
of the Nashville. Chattanooga 81 St.
Louis railroad; j. Y. Crawford. NJ. ID :;
j. w. Wilherspoon. NJ. D.; w. W.
Core. NJ ID Duncan Eve. NJ. D.. and
Duncan Eve. jr.. all of Nashville. Tenn,
have been enjoying duck hunting in