The Forrest City times., 1900-05-04

If you want to buy an organ see Vad. akin.
 Tue May Delineator at the News stand.
 Ice Cream every day at Trice X Alt. mans.
 shap Horne, of Memphis, was over Sunday.
 John E. Webb visited the BlufY City Monday.
 Buy rough lumber of Russell, Ora. ham &Co.
 April books and magazines at the Newsstand.
 Buy "Eattle Axe" shoes of Russell Graham X Co.
 The World Almanac IS now ready at the Newsstand.
 Hicks Almanac for 1900 may be had at the Newsstand.
 Capt. J. G. Sterns. of Madison, wis. tied the city Tuesday.
 All kinds of rough lumber for sale by Russell, Graham & Co.
 Mfr. Theo. IIeyck. Jr.. spent Tuesday in Memphis on business.
 Try A sack of Fleur de uongrois D Flour, At Casteel's grocery.
 Dr. Clarence Mcknight. of Palestine. was in ths city Wednesday.
 c. N. Wilkinson. of Palestine, was st rs1 ..f no al
 Geo. Rowland. of Telico. was \ busi. ness visitor to the city Wednesday.
 \ nice lunch or square meal at Gas teel's Cafe, next to D!antou building. Choice groceries, candies. fruits, and vegetables. at Jack Casteel's grocery. Only one grade of work done by liar. ris, the JewsIer, and that is the best. Balls. bats. mi.s. masks and all sorts Ot base ball material at the Newsstan md. Fresh bread every day at Trice S Altmah's, End door from the postofiice. Money to loan on good security. Ap. ply to w. German, Forrest City. Ark. You can get solid silver thimbie for p cents of N. Harris, the Jswsler. Sam Worrall. of Franks, was a gen. ial visitor to our sanctum Wednesday. :. For the best new.gronnd PlOw on the market, go to Russell, Graham X Co.
 Mrs. Jas. Branham who resided in the Wylds neighbOrhood, died Sxtur- day.
 Fred Prewett went to the Cut On Monday 10 straigi,ten up some business affairs.
 Jas. Brown was circulating among bis numerous friends in town Wed. nesday.
 Sewing Machines repaired and ad- Justed. Leave orders at Jack Casteel's grocery.
 Dr. Mohler. of Palestine. spent 2 few hours in tho city Wednesday op business.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. Milan, of Horton. Ark, were pleasant visitors in the cit, Tuesday.
 Fresh Bread every day at the Klon. dite Bakery, Fred kleibsr, proprietor. Ppone S2.
 T. 0. Fitzpatrick. of Johnson town sn'p WAS business visitor to the city Wednesday.
 D. F.. lloshall. of Franks township. vas shaking hands with friends in the city Tuesday.
 Just received, a large assortment of loaded shells, cheap for cash, at Russell. Graham < Co.
 Whit Wall, the !opular St. Louis traveling man. was in tue city Tuesday talking hardware. |, Ask for the Battle Axe" shoes at Russell. Graham xCo's. One pair will last you all winter. Fresh SugarhOuse Molasses from New Orleans. at Casteel's grocery, on North Front Street.
 A drop in the temperature wednes dav night made the morning fire quite enjoyable yesterday.
 Jas. l.. Alley is employed as extra salesman at the mercantile establish nsnt of $. E. Trapp, Jr.
 Chas. Dslapo is bniI ng | new resi- dence on the lot eaat o and adjoining the Feathsrston h0mettead.
 Ar. J. <. Mihtor. of Wynne, repre-. senting LangStan X Co.. hardware dealers, was in town Monday.
 For nice pair of Ladies' Low Guar. te' Shoes go to Russell, Graham N Co. I'i-ir line is tie prettiest in town. Pure Bred Plymouth Rock Eggs for sale at l5 for Sl o0, and Brown Leg horns, l5 for Sl, by Il. E. GwYN. MT. and Mrs. Jus. Williams. of Wvnne. were visitors to rel: tives nd numerous fii .nds in the city Sund ~. Com" into the newsstand and see so ne of the photograph |, which are to Ro Into our Art Souvenir Supplement
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