The Forrest City times. [volume], January 22, 1897, Image 6

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.ANDVOIGT A VADAKIN.
.. J.itora ctii cl Putoliaiiors.
Entered at the postofflee at l'nrrest C.ty as
Sire-tad ('.as. Mail Matter.
TESMS OF ht hti'-Kn-TION
v ;• Tear. . Six uontiis. ". ct ■. Ty ree
nth*, to Cts. 1nv*rhttrtv In Advatu*, j
K {sited Evevv Friduv Afternoon. |
t :•! 1»AV Al'TKKSwN. J.VM'AUT 'T2. U7Xi. j
NOTE.—The oSlon* or secret see.cite*, pas-1
t trs of churcbe-s. ay ntsof railroads, or ethers '
i ien.steil.nre re-; ejicd and urjed to keep j
t ; advised of any chances ot-ourrintr. so that i
iai* exit .tun noty In? r.'. aide and ot valoe to
i heir respective interests. This directory Is
. irrected to date of paper, and way be- de
pended upon.—Eo. j
Arrival and Departure of Trains.1
LITTI.E UOCK .v MEM I’ll IS II. U.
v.v nt—N*». 1—Passenger.J0:I#H u ni.
West—No. ii—Passenger .*.>:.%•» |».ni.
; Ml<t—No. *.»— Passenger. 4:22 p.ip.
■ gut—No. 4—Passenger.4.1V q.iii.
Ki;It.OUT
fining East. j•!•.:<"> p m.
Going Wr»l.•V4.Y p.m
J. II. BAUD. Ag« nt.
IKON MOUNTAIN K. K.
**o :th—N * mi Passenger. • 7:J*a.?n.
A i th—-No. HOI—Passenger. ?:.V»p. m.
w ■ S \*o ,’r»',,*lii .. b-OOu.m.
NvjitL -No. IOC—Freight.11:00 p. m.
W. if. I )UK BO HO NY, Agent
STATE OFFICE US.
»ov®rnor. J P. c nrkr
* ••eretitry et Male. H. B. Armiatemi
V iiiliiot ...* • B. Mills
'{ iei'.smer. *.lintisnin Gulley
*, •oi l** v General.Ii. B. K in*worthy
:‘npt. ptiti. Instruetmu.Junlit* .Ionian
■linin'. •■‘■'Wr State Lunds....I. F Ritchie
»Ui. AgricuUiiie_ -li. G. Yiiicenheiler
JUDGES OF SUPUEME COURT.
II. (%. Bunn . .. .Chief Justice
lb H. It *11ir*.A*s<#eiate Justice
Simon P. Ii ughe# .
t •.: ml I>. Wt*»d.
, . F. Uiddhk..
\V. P. (‘ nnpheli.Clerk
*1*. D. Craw lord.. .Ue|>orier
Address, Little Rock. Aik.
JUDICIAL OFFICERS.
Judge First Judicial District... .11. N. Hutton
Address. Marianna. Ark.
i rifteeiiting Attorney.Inn. T. Hicks
Addrctf, Searcy, Aik.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Judge.Jno. H. It. Cowan. Korreat City
Sheri IT.\Y. K. William*. For re** t City
IT**rk .Geo. li. Mallory, Forrest City
T»cMM»r»*r. O. K llanddotori. Correct City
A*s< s*or.James Brown. Forrest City*
Surveyor... D. Da vis. Forrest City
Coroner.N M. Gaines. Forrest Cltv
County Examiner—Prof. J . B. Sandora. For
rest city.
St Francis County Circuit Court meets on
the M eoud Monday in March nr.d September
oi each year, ana continue* three weeks.
County Court meet* on First Monday in .lan
11*1 >. April. Jniy and October of each year.
Aii eptims aaainst the county must tie tiled on
nr lie lore the ft rut day of each term.
Probate Court meet# on 'I bird Monday in
Junuury, April. July and October of each year.
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS,
Magistrate* Madison Township.
I*. T. Halford. .1. !’.address. Forrest City
N M. N« l#nn..l. p.address. Forrest City
V; T. Clifton. J. I*_ address. Forrest City
t tuns. F. Brown, col.add ret*. Cooper
MUNICIPAL OFFICERS.
Town of Forfeit City.
M * vor .. I no. M. Brown
Recorder..Robert L. Arnold
Treasurer. ..J. M. Nichols
Vai>iial .O. P. Wolff
Ai lermen .la**. F*»**«*l!. J. D. Baugh. J. T.
Mrad> . J. K. Stone. D M. Wilson.
Bo nd of Health -Dr. .! K Slone, Dr. C. C.
*' bite. 11. T. Gray. Ed. laindvoigt.
Council meet* on First and 'Third Tuesday
nights in each uimth.
CHURCHES AND SABBATH SCHOOLS.
Methodist Episcopal Church. South - Rev. F.
K. Tavlor. pa-tor. Service* every Sunday at
II n. in and f*. in. Prayer meeting every
Thursday iiiglit at 7:45oVlock. S iblmiIi school i
• \”iy Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. G. B. 1
Matter>. superintendent. The pnhhe is cor
dially invited. Ladb-s Ai«IS»a*icty meet* e\cry
'! oeadav afternoon at 1* o’eloek at lhe parson- ;
i**_*e. Kpworth League meet* every Tuesday
n.ght at «:4-> p. in. J. E. Wynne, president.
Picsbvtoriiin Chureh—Sabbath school every
Sunday nun ning at \\ . J. Matthew-. Sup-;
crtMeudciif. I he pul-lie is cordially invited !
Services e\e*y Maa»ml ami luurth Sunday in
inch mon:it.
Bu»ti-t chii**eh—Eld. F Boaemttn. pn*tor.
Services ev ery Sunday* ut 11 a. in. uitdS:00p. tn
. -..ycr Hireling **\iiy WimIIH’imIh) night at
s tyi o'clock, sabbath School cverv Sunday
ie ruing ath:-0 o'clock. J. li. Samleinipt
The public will Ik* cordially welcomed.
Baptist Young People'* Christian I’ ni«»vt
tm***t-‘every Monday night at 8:00 o'clock. W.
! . S.i .er-. president.
Episcopal <’hureh—Sabbath School every Sun
oay morning ut *:JU. Ellis Turley, mi
|a*rlnietident. The public is cordiailly wel
comed, nik! earnestly invited to worship with
is.
Catholic Church—Service every lust Sunday
in the month.
SECRET SOC1 KITES.
Cert. Forrest Lodge. No. Knights ot
Vvihias. Meets every Monday night at Castle
ilaM. Sd I^-wis. C : .1. M. Brow n. K. of R.
and S. \ iftitiug k nig hi* always welcomed.
lorrc-t f’ity Lodge. No. IU.\ Knights and
Lidies of Honor. Meet- everv *j«» ami 4th Fri
day night in each month. Miss M. L. Mos
ley. Protectress; Mrs. M. \V. l/.urd, Secretary
St Francis Lodge. No. 41*2,Knights of Honor.
MoiMs rverv 1st ami lid Friday nights in each j
month. J. T. Foticlrcn. Dictator; Jno. 1. Join
UrfHirter.
Forrest City Lodge. No. 1»>, V. Sc A. M.
Mra tsevi rv l>t and -id Tuesday night in each
month. 11. P. Dooley,W. M.; P.T. Railotd.ft ere
tury.
Forrest City Chapter. No. f*0, R A . M Meets
SM Tuesday in each month. F. E. Taylor.
High Priest; B. It. Shade, Secretary.
Apollo Coinntanderv. No 11. K.T. Meet*
4th Wedneeday night in each month. L. A.
MeCnUocii, F#. C,; E. Turley. Recorder.
N. B. Ftirrcsr F.ncamptm-ut Ex-*,.»nfC'!er
fit«-s* Meetalm Saturday in each month. .1. ii.
lender* tommander;E. Laudwdgt, Adju
.ant.
Wocdmen of Hie World. Camp 20, J. T
Brady, C.; A D Hoyle. Clerk. Meets 1st
Thursday night in each mouth.
FOKKKST CITY POSTOFFICE.
!rnm 7 a. in. tu , p. hi., except Sunday.
Sunday trout 11 h. in. to IS in. Mail-close
a.t all lu'iir liefore train schedule. except
.n*lit mail west au<l muritinj,' inuilcost, which
sHnee at 7 p. in.
s^ar Uoute Mail for Cooper ami Newcastle.
‘ r»"i**epart at i p.tu. on Tuesday a. Thui*«:ii a
anu SaiutJajs. J
K. T. SCOTT, Postmaster.
McDaniel times.
Mrs. II. C. ItaKsdale accompanied by
i h*-r triend. Mr*. Adam*, of Geutgia, vis
| itel Mr*. Mill inst week.
Charlie Grant, sou of J. J. Grant, died 1
'oil thoVMli aud was buried at ibe Yccoua
. burying ground.
Mr. \V. II. Scott, who ha* been vl-lt
ing his daughter. Mis. Lemmon aud other
' relatives, returned borne Sunday.
Mbs itacliei Phillips, tlie coining bell of
! Uonair. visited relatives aud friends at
j IIn\ ties last Week.
L yd McDaniel left Thursday for l’ay -
; etleVitle. where he has entered the State
I University. We wish him success.
Mrs. Hubert Hutton returned from
| Colt last Thursday where she has been
vi.-iting her aunt, Mrs. C. Farr.
The case of Mill vs Lindsey was di. -
inissed in Squire Scott’s court hot Satui
day for want of service, defendant having
moved to Lee county.
Kev. McDonald preached an interest
ing sermon Sunday ton small audience.
Me will preach here ue:;t Sunday at 3
o’clock.
Jesse Nelson, representing Clia*. A.
Hallman, of st Louis, was here Tues
day. He left Wednesday for Memphis
Clarence It. llill ha-t leased Hie Mud
Lake farm in blacklist) township, lor live
years. We hope him all the success due
a worthy Christian young man.
A. I). McDaniel, J. L. Scott and an
uncle of the latter’s, spent a few days
hunting last week on Mud Lake. They
report lots of game, but poor success in
killing any.
Ernest lloshall is attending Nelson's
business college, Memphis. He hopes to
graduate about Hie first of March.
So lar no administrator Inis been ap
pointed to succeed Jas. Evans as adminis
trator of the 11. Evans estate. It is the
wish of all concerned that S. P. McDan
iel he appointed administrator.
The school^at this place, known a* the
Evans School House, begnn Monday
morning, with Mis* Lula Davis as its
teacher. We hope the school question is
settled for n while, to >ay the lenst of it.
We predict success for the school under
its present management.
Some of t!:o dye manulaclories
in Germany employ 0.000 men and
pay 28 per cent dividends. Each
one is managed 0}' chomuts, who
are always experimenting. Nine
teenths ot all <lyes made m the
world are made there,
Tho gold output of the Black
Hills in 1890 was 812,000,000.
The Nicarnguo canal scheme is
going to pass Congress this year
Tho government does not appro
priate money, but simply agrees to
paj* interest on tho bonds sold, in
ease the earnings of the canal are
not enough.
Our great electric companies are
establishing agencies in Japan,
China, Mexico and several South
American countries.
An eight-horse power engine has
just been completed in Chicago to
be used in balloons, ll weighs
29i pounds.
Immense quantities of cotton are t
now being shipped from San Fran- j
cisco to China and Japan, there to |
he worked up into cloth. This de- !
maud is increasing very rapidly.
'flip young man or woman expecting
to make a success in business without
a thorough preparation is going to tic
out-stripped by the ones who give the
matter serious consideration and se
cure the advantages that accrue from !
the business training to lie had. such
as is given, in the Lillie Itock Commer
cial College. Can you write a good
business hand ? Are you correct and
quick at figures ? Are you a short
hander and can you operate a type
writer? Do you know anything about
book-keeping ? These are some ot the
requiiemenls exacted by employers
The Little llock Commercial College
makes a specialty or leaching all these
and more requisites. If we can help
von. call mi. or address, M. A. Stone
for lull information.
Ii. E. Sutherland Med. ('•>.:
Year remedies nr<* taking well here.
Sold on a guarantee and not a bottle or
package has been returned. .Some say
they can see better alter using Sul her
lands Eagle Eye Salve than they ceuhl j
before their e\es ever became sore
Please ship as soon a* cmiveiment, as 1
need the goods. Yours.
J. 1'. Williams. Druggist.
I'lii.intown, Ky.
i For cheap homes or good investments.
! either east or west of .St. Francis river,
j see M. X Caines.
WlNTERSjniTH’S
C ontaius no arsenic.
H as 35 years success.
B s purely vegetable and
L eaves no bad effects.
L ast year produced
T ^otisanus of testimonials.
0 be 50 cent bottle
R ever fails
1 u breaking the chills.
C all for Wintersmith’s.
ARTHUR PETER A CO., Louisville, Ky.
OkNBRALAC8NTS1
i-iolcl n>
1). ('. WEBB. Enterprise Dru;
Store.
I'ori-ust City. Aik
SHALLER THAN USUAL
—lilUpntian, in fact,
arc Doctor Pierce’* 1
Pleasant Pellets.
I>r. R. V. Pi rce, i
Chief Consulting j
Physician to the In
valids’ Hotel and
Surgical In-iitntc,
of lhiflaln, N. Y.,
teas the fir.-t to in
troduce a I.ittlc Pill
to the American
people. For ail
laxative and ca
thartic purposes
tuese sugar-coated
Pelleis" are superior in a great many
ways to all mineral waters, sedliu powders,
sails, castor oil. fruit syrups, laxative teas,
and other purgative compounds. Made of
concetitr.iti d vegetable ingredients, they
act i i a mild, natural war. Their second
ary effect is to keep the liver active and the
bowels regular, not to further constipate,
as is tiie ease with other pills. They don't
interfere in the least with the diet, habits
or occupation, and produce no pain, grip
ing or 'hock to the system.
I)r. Pierce’s Pi asant Pellets cure bil
iousness, sick and bilious headache, diz
ziness. costiveness, or constipation, sour
stomach, loss of appetite, coated tongue,
indigestion, or dyspepsia, windy beleh
ings, "heart-burn," pain and distress after
eating, and kindred derangements of the
liver, stomach ami bowels. These “Pel
lets ” are c.tsily dissolved in the stomach
and absorbed into the blood, stimulating a
flow of bile from the liver, and arousing to
activity all the glandular secretions. Thus
they act in nature's oxen levy. In proof
of meir superior excellence, it can be truth
fully said, that they arc always adopted
as a household remedy after the first trial.
Put up in glass vials, therefore always freah
and reliable.
One little “ Pellet ” is a laxative, two are
mildly cathartic. As a "dinner pill,” to
promote digestion, take one each day after
dinner. To relieve distress front over
eating, they are nuefjualed.
They are tiny, sugar-coated granules;
any child will readily take them. Once
used, a I trays in fax or.
Accept no substitute that may be recom
mended to be "just ps good.”". It may be
better for the dealer, because of paying
him a better profit, but he is not the one
who needs help.
Mr. ted IV'vrv. ofMudisou. is visiting
in the city to day.
Assessor .Intnns Itrown. of .Johnson
t wnshin. unid the Time* office a pleas
ant and substantial visit to-day.
Wp learn that Mi-s Clara Webb lias
obtained a a position of some nature
in ilie legislature for winch we con
gratulate her employers in securing the
services of one so callable
A letter received from editor Vada
It in state# that lie bad a pleasant trip,
and arrived in good shape at his de.-ti
(Siii Antonio, Texas) on last Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. .1. II Hard and ;Mrs. .1. M.
Nichols returned from Little Hock to
dav. xfier a stay of several weeks, du
ring which tune a specialist operated
successfully upon the e\es of little
Helen, daughter of Mrs. Nichols.
In the wrile-np of the town, and
c unity, the representative of the sit.
Louis Republic, failed to mention the
opera bouse in their list. In a grand
way they noted, the advantages aim
resources, for whi'di the county and
city enjoy a wide reputation.
The population of tlie city of St.
Louis is being augmented by the re
moval of Arkansas citizens to such an
extent that 1 lie organization of an Ar
kansas society is being agitated. Just
like St. Lout*, having to draw on Ark
kansasfor everything.
The weather has acted a little naugh
ty this week, with the exception of
t day which is clear and bright, and
j ist cool enough Tun Times side
weather report reveals the daily con
ditions. viz : Monday, clear and cool;
Tuesday and Wednesday, cloudy and
cool, thin ice In morning; Thuisday.
cloudy and cool with clearing indica
tions.
The l’hoenix Hind of Marianna, as- i
Misted by the Citizens’ Hand of Forrest j
City, will give a conceit at the opera j
House on Thursday evening of next
week, January ti8lh. The program
has been carefully selected and will
consist of hand music, vocal and in
strumental solos, recitations and other
specialities. The entertainment will
L** a veritable tle.it to lovers of gooii
music and w e hope to see a good at
tendance—Marianna Index.
A small incident happened last night
which causes us to call the attention of
the proper parties relating to ttie* nu
merous open death traps in the shape
of uncovered cisterns in the city. Last
night at o'clock, .las. Alley. John
Pope and a Timks reporter, rescued
ihree litt'e pigs from the water in the
cistern at the oid Wilson undertakers j
establishment. They had been in thcii
perilous position for several hours
The desire to enforce precautionary
methods does not come from the fount
of appreciation we hold tor the city's
pet* iu particular, but. purely from a
humane source, and for the safety of
more valuable animals w hich may haf
pen to go that way. Nay. if the open
cistern wns a solution of tlie hog prob
lem we Would li-ad the procession in
subscribing to a fund providing lor Hip
construction of a thousand or more at
once.
To Cute a Cold in One Day
I’iikf Laxative lln-mo Quinine Tablets.
All »iiuggists refund the money it it !
fails to cure. cents.
m —.
Old Worr.out Methods
or amusement systems in teaciting1
have no place in the Little Hock Coin- |
mercial College. We teach directlv
and thoroughly: JJ-»«iLkeeping. Hosi
ness Foims. Office I’ractiee. Hanking.
Rapid Calculations. Common .Law.
Letter Writing. Spelling. Hnsiness
Arithmetic. Jjusiness Writing. Short-j
hand and Typewriting. Our students
rtep into go al paving positions and
what's to the point, hold them. We
have started thousands of young men
and women on the high-road of self
support and prosperity and We can do j
ns much for vmi. Do yon vvan't our
help? lfso. write for a catalogue ami
addrrss M. A. Stone, iTes't., Little
Lock, Ark.
K K. Sutherland Medicine Co :
fields—Ship us six dozen Dr. Hell's
Cine-Tar-llon*.v.small, three dozen l)r.
Hell’s l’me-Tar- ilonev, medium.
She's a seller.
Yours truly. . j
11. S Hunt A: Co., Druggists.
Maylield, K • I
AJCI7ICNAL LOCALS.
Toys at the News-stand.
lumping frogs at the News stand.
The celebrated “Kenneth " Cakes, fresh
anti nice on sale at H. A. Knight <St Co.
Valentine is Day. lltli of February.
.1. R. Beck want* a Blacksmith.
Fdi n st City. At k.
Opera House tonight. “A l’air of
Kills."
\V. S Graham is confined tohis room
with the la grippe.
Uev. T. .1. Horne, of Kittle Rock,
passed through ttie city this morning
en route to Matiannn.
Mrs. (i W. McCormick is recovering
from a seveie spell of the crip with a
touch of pneumonia on the side.
K;ng and Sawyer in *’A Fair of
Knls.” will npoear at the opera house
tonight. Good show.
Valentines for sale at the Newsstand.
Miss Willie McDaniel returned from
Washington vesteidav looking quite
fresh, and reports having a most en
joyable visit In fill paiticulars.
Gen.Gen. P. Tavlor is attending the
meet ing of t!i** Scottish Kite Masonry
in Kittle Hock this week.
Miss Annie, the charming daughter
of Squire .I. E Dichards. who has spent
( several months visiting friends at
llusselville and DanJalielle, retunu d
home yesterday.
All sorts of Valentines at the News
stand.
1 found good results from the tue of
Dr Deli's Pine-Tar- Honey in the
treatment of rnv children for whopping
j cougl. Yours 1$. U Dailey.
.Winchester Ivy.
The pluck and vim of our neighbor!
, ing town. Drinkley. is to be commend
ed. The good people there seem not
j to have waited for the promised Mc
Kinley hooin. but have just gone along
| in a matter-of-fact wav. sinking light
j and left, looking forward — leaving dull
care behind them. A visit last Mon
day to that burg by our reporter, was
in the nature of a surprise to him. In
stead of a dead town, lie found every
thing progressive. New buildings go
ing up in every direction, electric lights,
waterworks, telephone, etc., stores dis
playing flesh new goods and merchants
lnrppy; nobody complaining of haul
times. Surelv Drinkley is a shining
example for the state.
Valentines fretn Ic up to S-5. at the
i Newsstand.
i Every woman has natural curiosity
to see how other women furnish their
1 homes. To satisfy this The Ladies'
Home .loiirnal will publish duringHhe
! year interior photographic views of the
most artistic, cheerful and comforta
ble homes in America. These will
‘ show in detail the construct ion, titling
and furnishing of parlors, drawing
i rooms, halls, reception, music, sitting.
' dining, bed and hath rooms, kitchens.
1 porches, piazza*, etc. This unique se
i lies will be lull of excellent ideas for
every housekeeper of borne maker. It
w ill present views of the interiors of
houses of moderate cost, which ate tit
led and furnished with conspicuous
good taste, and at comparatively small
expense. The journal is for sale at
the Newsstand.
“MOTHERS’
FRIEND”
V!T* Shortens labor, lessens pain,
. , **• • •* diminishes danger to life of
both mother and child and leaves her in condi*
; tion inure favorable to speedy recovery.
“Stronger after than before confinement*'
says a prominent midwife. Is the best remedy
FOR mm BREAST
Known and worth tlio price for that alone.
Endorsed and recommended by midwifes and
all ladies who have used it.
Beware of .substitutes aud imitations.
Makes Child-Birth Easy,
Sent by Express or mail on receipt of price,
51.bb per bottle. Boole "TO MOTHERS"
mailed free,containing voluntary testimonials.
MUDFILLO UKtil LATOn 10., AlUJili, fil.
SOEli BT Abb DRUGGISTS.
Judge e.<>wan has lately sinrounded
his judgeship with a few emhelliM
meuts in the way or titling up an office
in one corner of the shei iffoffice ir
1 he court house. A neat desk, with
necessary pigiou holes, shelves and
drawers, constitute the piiuciple arti
cle of fmuiture thus far provided, put
the little sanctum is susceptible of
more adornments which would lie con
ducive to the comfort and pleasure, all
of which in course of time tl„. Jn',|„,.
; tnav supply. In thus establishing him
seif, the Judge lias set a precedent
"l>ieh no other occupant of that i.ffi e
ever had the honor of doing. Xo
douht the Judge grew ashamed of the
undignified manner in whieli it lias
been the custom of tlmse occupying
Ills position, of transacting business
under his iiat and on the street corner.
The Judge anthoriz \s as to state that
• I am glad that hereafter my friends
and the public, will know whine I am I
•at and can lind me at home to them
when I am not uw«y
lluv Velentines while they are cheap '
iit ilie 2se\Ysstu!!<J. ‘ |
Exposure to Disease
Does not necessarily mean the contrac
tion of disease provided the system is in a
vigorous condition, with the blood pure
and all the organs in healthy action.
When in such a condition contagion is
readily lesisted and the disea-e get „|
cai. find no lodgment. Hood’s Sarsapa;
rilla is Hie best medicine to build up the '
s\ steui. because it makes p«,e. rich blood I
and pure blood is the basis of good health
In cold weather it is especially neecssarr
to keep up the liea'th tone because'the I
u«lv IS aubjeett« greater exposure and
mole liable to disease. Hood’* bu -at t
rilla is the safeguard of health. ‘ i
IES
General Merchandise Attached.
Keep a complete and beautiful lino of
Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Ginghams, Calicoes^
Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Eoots, Shoes, Hav
ware, Stoves, Harness and Furniture
A COMPLETE FEYvLl^
The patronage of our old customers and friends and thcrn'i- .
invited. L1 ac*
Our Old Stand. Forrest City, Ark.
H. A. KNIGHT & CO
I) I :A 1 .ICltiS s N
CORRECT IPjRICES.
Wintiirop IiuiUling, North Washington^
tor We have fresh Boiled Oats, Hominy, Xnvy Beans, Canned Kri'
ami Kidney Beans, and till the staple goods. Your trade is invitedu*
appreciated. Courteous attention to all.
VILE I $!
FOR SALE AT THE
NEWSSTAND.
T v ’fef- ytm
WE ARE PREPARED TO DO
i.
Job Printing in All its Branches.
^arc*s* Statements,
Dodgers, Envelopes.
Bil» Heads, Shipping Tags,
Note Heads, Bill Ladings,
Letter Heads, Briefs, Etc.’
AND IN FACT ALL KINDS OF'
MERCANTILE PRINTING.
—MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTEND^
LANDVOiGT & VADAKIN,
Forrest City, Ark.
1 |y^C«fiVANTEEO
TOBACCO
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