The Forrest City times., 1899-06-30


 Is have the Roller Mill.
 rbles at the Newsstand.
 Magnolia for Fine Whistles.
 aim is to please. Folbre & Co.
 spantly furnished rooms at the
 saloon. q
 dpe Taylor went to Little Rock
 kusiness Wednesday. f
 A. Ahlstedt went to Little Rock
 usiuess Wednesday.
 k with NJ. N. Gaines about farm
 timbered lands.
 ou are bound to get satisfaction if
 trade at Folbre's.
 bpl E. Wynne was in Memphis
 Sunday on visit to his family.
 r. Mayberry, of Cotton Plant,
 led through town Monday night.
 c. Folbre & Co.,. of the Magnolia
 lon, dispense good whisky.
 rs. R. L. Pettus returned from
 bphis Sunday.
 isS Ethel Lancaster leaves Mon-
 for Oak Hill, where she will open tmer school. + -,
 lou can always get the Deiineator
 he Newsstand.
 apt. ]. B. Mcdonald the Big brn of Fullwood was in town last
 dnesday.
 H. Belser and little son Lawrence.
 are at Hot Springs, are expected be tomorrow.
 OR RENT-My residence is for
 t. Possession July ], to responsi-
 party. Apply at THE TIMES office. D. Vadakin.
 Ed Fogg left Tuesday for visit to, eenville, Miss. It is rumored that. Twill not return alone. . Col. Tom Taylor the hero of Crow $ek, was in the city Thursday. He >orts pretty fair crops in his baile- fonnd A bunch of keys. which the ner can have by paying for this no- P. Call at TIE TIMES office. Miss Lillian Hawk, of Byhal;a, Miss, R pleasant visitor in town. She is
 guest of her uncle and aunt, MT. ! Mrs. E. ;, Stevens. fimple drunks occur frequently these gs. and the mayor is an expert in rtlng s and costs after mans )ne
 Flake no cther-have no other-nse 1 bother whlsker than "Vollmer. It's Fter than any other. and you can we It for the asking, but get it. IVY J. Frien, the civil engineer. is Pklng good progress in maping out X city. He is heinz assisted by our Fhg friend David Davis. ||lhe oldest is the best. We have LplSSy from to s years old. T. C.. plbre X Co. Try it. Squire W. s. Thomas, of Democrat, Ps Tn the city Monday ,o attend the Fetlng of the Quorum Court, and Ve us pleasant call. an accident to the steam shovel pre- nted the extra force of men from lng to work Monday night, A piece. lhe machinery was broken. Dr: Long-Dentist. Office over Bar W x Co.'S. store. He guarantees all nlS work, and makes prices as low any.
 MT. Brown, of Nashville, and T. II. pllef, CT Louisville, are the civil en- neers m competition for the job of 'hg out the route and levels for the ''er mains and sewers. Monday the 400 5 saloon had on Reg of Little Rock Lager Beer, mhiel our sampler tasted and pro- ahced equal to the best bottled beer the market.
 oaiiard Snow Liniment. There is p3,h It Will not relieve. no swelling VIII not subdue. no wound it will U, neal. It will cure frost bites. ho'ains and corns. Webb &Sanders. Mrs W. s. Durborow and Miss Rose ', 'ssd leit Tor visit to St. Louis yes ,uay, The absence of the latter " VIII cause many long faces and af. and Mrs. J. T. Robinson, who se made the home of our mayor s',ter and pleasanter for the past , uayi, returLed to their home in noSe Tuesday. ,upply your culinary from the gro ' VI W. T. Sanders, and have the 'ufance that you get the best. the S"esV and the cheapest groceries. eugene Williams, Ieft Monday for olieI II, vacation at Newport, Ark. ?; ;eenarmlng sister, Miss Eula, who ',sitlng friends and relatives in the ,se ,,,e mentioned city has been i'll re- ny, out we are glad to learn that haS almost entirely recovered. aaoier's Buckeye Pile Ointment re- ses s instantly. It allays inflammation neals. It is prompt in it's action U, ' positive in it's effect. It is the 'u ''s mat cures without pain or dis naOIt. IL is fnr rilor nnlu SAc