The Forrest City times., 1899-12-15

j. II. Brinkley has rented window
and will occupy part of one side of
the storeroom with Trice Il Altman in
their new quarters.
I'iplon's Hot Drinks are palatable.
His hot soda fountain is Il new depart.
ure. and Il most pleasing one. too. Ye
TINEs man WAS the grateful recipient
OF the Lorl MAYORS compliments Wed
neSday evening, ut which time we
drank his health copiously in "A variety
Ut relisl,ble aud pleasing drinks from
the hot soda fountain.
Our table display of Christmas Nov
elites is admired 10y all who have seen
II. We caipot enumerate them. but
can assure you that an inspection Of
our store will prove IL pleasure to you
and that if you want handsome. USEFUL
and appropriate gifts for the HOLIDAYS.
we can please you even to the price
Landvoigt - Vadakip.
L. A Coffman, formerly the potato
king of this place, but who removed to
Monroe county, thinking to better his
finances. has returned to his first love.
and we understand will plant the Ora
ham place, Just north OF town, next
season. Ii is the same old stOry-there
is no place better in all the world than
dear old st. Francis county.
Trice & Altman invite you to give
them a call in their new quarters. one
door east of the Bank, aud liberal
share of your holiday and staple trade.
A complete line of fruits, nuts, con-
fections, raisinss oysters, celery, cram
berries, flavorlngs, condiments, fruits,
cakes, ETC., especially for the Christ
mas trade having just been received
and will be sold at small profit.
If y0u are looking for an appropriate
Christmas present for your wife. go to
). Brady's and select something hand
some from his stock of Silver Novelties
For instance, what would be nicer than
a gold watch, beautif neck chain, y
diamond ring. bracelet, or "a set of sler.
ling silver spoons. or'for that matter. 4
III line of such goods and is Offering
them at very reasonable prices.
y sparrow hawk was caught in the
lodge room two weeks ago. The bird
had probably attempted 10 follow the
sparrows which nest in large numbers
~ the roof pf the building. and flew
into thu r0oiH. and WAS unable to get
out. The hawk was carried To TIE
TIMES office. fed and kept until last
Saturday. WHEN brass collar WAS nut
around It's neck and the bird given its
freedom. The collar had Z" f. /. F.
C.-lS99, " Engraved upon it.
NJ. V. Hancock, of the Four Hun
dred. wishes the patronage of his
friends and the public generally for
Holiday Whistles. The best families
in the land have their Christmas Jug
for the Yuletide.days, for this is n time
when the most pious and reserved per
SONS give themselves up for period of
feaels and, merrimsnt. Sparkling
W iAes. good, . d i5urhod aud RYE
WHISTLES, such as are sept at the
Four Hundred, y are just what Won
need TO complete vhur Holiday Happi-
ness, Let Mr.. Hancock sell YOU a
gallon OF Old Ashton for Christmas.
In the audience Tuesday night at
the Opera House were quite number
of we'll known and popular young peo-
pie from down the country. among
whom We noticed Mr.. Errtpst dude,
lioshall and wife. Messrs. Punk. Syd
and Lloyd Mcdaniel. I'd Bonair
Messrs. viii, Jack and 'CleSe Fergu-
SON. of Fergusonville; Mr.. Win Fergu-
son WAS the gallant escort of one of
our most charming girls at ihe theatre.
MIR. Bob Briton and MessrA John ana
Custer Pryor. with their ladies, from
Haynes. 1t is most gratifying 10 their
friends IN the city In have their "coun.
Try cousins taking an interest In our
society and pnblic amusements. and
we all hope they will repeat their visit
and give us the pleasure ofthrir socie-
ty more frequently in the future.