The Forrest City times. [volume], January 27, 1899, Image 6

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Uce Year. IIJK. Si* months. 7i < Three
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x'ubiislied Kverv Friilav Afternoon.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. JAN. 27. IMS).
Arrival and Departure of Trains.
CHOCTAW a MKHI’HIS R.R.
Wes)— Vo. I—l’n**on*or.11:10* m
Hast—No. 2— I’a**rr.irer ..4:2n p.m
vt e«-Nu. 3—Passcn*er. ar. 7:Tl Ir. 7:.'Jpni
2li islnutr. for supper.
TUtat—No. *—Paaacnerr. . 5:07 a m
riociouT
i ;*<rip West......:2h p.m
* T P. nRANSKORD. Agent.
IRON MOt >I AIN F. K
Smith—No. 11*1— Pas*cn*or.11 :?0 a. m.
North—No 112—1’assenirer. 7:.‘>1 p. nt.
»..uih—No. Jo"> Krelaht.. 3:15 P m.
tl irlb-.tu. lltt— Freight .2:00 p. in
W. S DCRBDHOW. Avcnt.
CHURCHES ANDSAHRATH SCHOOLS.
Vmlwwllet Episcopal Churchy South—liev. W.
K Dtivld«on. p*«tor. Seryweaeverv Sunday at
11 * m and 7 :*> p.m. Praver meeting every
Thursday n)*ht at * o'clock. S.ihhath school
• very Mindsv momma at Ml o’clock. li.
Mallory superintendent. The public is cor
,l,«,)y invited Ladle* Aid Society mod* . very
Tuesday afternoon nt 3 o’clock nt the parson*
s c hp worth League tiled* every Sunday
gfieremn »l a n'rinrli J F. Wynne, pre*.
Presbyterian Church—Nov. L. R Simpson,
pa t o. Services ev.-y hist and iliiril rate
tat n at II a. m. and 7:30 |> in. Prayer meet -
inf even Thursday night at same h uir. >nV
oath school ever* Sunday morning at
K. r. Gray. Superintendent. The public ts
cordially invited.
Rmtt.t Church—Eld.W.J. Robinson, pastor
Services every Sunday at II a m and 7:Ht» p ni
Prayer meeting every Wednesday night at
* ..’el.-ck s-libath School every Sunday
mornings! 9:30 o’clock. J. M Prewett. supt
The public will be cordially welcomed.
Baptist Yoon* People’s Christian Union
meets even Monday ni*ht at a o'clock. W.
T. Sanders president.
Uiumiv church—U A.2hind. pastor. Ser
vices on the second and fourth Sunday* of
each month, vir..: Mass at 10 a. ni ; cate
chism. 2:30 p m ; •■venm* devotion at 3
Seats tree at any of the services
('hutch of the Good Shepherd (Protestant
Episeopnb. No regular lector at pre-ent
: uiiri ii S. hiail every Sunday morninir at 9:3d.
Mi Kill* Turley, superintendent. All seats
tree. A cordial invitation to iho berviovs is
extended to the public.
SF.CkKI SOCIETIES.
dsn. Em rest tewlve. No 38. Knight* of
P. thins. Meets everv Monday night at Castle
Hui. »■ l lies is. C. C ; J. M. Brown. K. of U.
no I S ViMttnv knivliis always welcomed.
!• mred t oy Lodge. No. 325. Knurht* and
Ladies of Honor. Meets every 2d nod 4th Fri
day ni|rht In each month. H. B. Gwvn, Brie
lector: Mrs. J. M. Nicliols. Secretary.
St. Frnnei* Tiodire. No 4l'1,Knlylo« of Honor.
Meets every 1st and 3d Friday mains in each
iniiuih. W. F. Horne). Dictator; Jno. 1.
June15 Reporter.
Forrest City Lodge. No IMS. F. A A M.
Meets every 1st auo 3d Wednesday oiirht in
• ieh 'in nth H. P Dooley. W. M.; P. T.
R Ilford, secretary.
Korn si Citv Chapter. No SO. K A. M Meet*
2d Tuesday in each month \V. H. Pas lay.
High Priest; Jno H. Tipton, Secretary.
N. B. Forrest Encampment Kx-CruUedcr
ates. Meets 1st Saturday u each month. .1. IS.
Sanders. Commander; E. Luutivoigt, Adju
tant.
Woodmen of the World. Forrest Camp Stl. L
K Simnsoii. C. C : H A Knight. Clerk. Meets
1st Thursday night in each month.
J> Davis Bus Been appointed road
overseer of Hoad District No ".0. which
comprises the tieyi road to Madison.
He win wain those subject to work on
1'iis road ju«t as sonii a- the weather
will pel mu. and assures ns Unit lie will
make it what it should he. The road
lots never been vyiiat was promised. It
is not on Ike lice oiiginai.y ordered by
the coin t and Staked out hy the sur
veyor, noil is now almost impass,u»le
Mr Ilavis will apply the remedy load
these complaints.
The Furiest C tv (.'mint Hand went
to Wynne Monday, where they were
hooked III rentier a piogl; mill “ of mag
nificent music The very incleinenl
night prevented the gathering of a
large audience, and fioni a bnancial
point of view the trip was a failure,
'l lie boys, howevei. tilled their engage
tvtenl. playing to a half doxen or So of
heareis, and will relitin there at Some
t u:e in the ncai future, when we hope
they will meet with the liberal patron
age which they deselVe.
Mr. Fred C. Xeeb v luiR bought the
lz»id hotel, and t<>ok charge yesterday
evening befote supper. lie wiii thor
oughly renovate and remodel me
I .disc, add ad tile conveniences pus
Ml>:e. and make H second In none in
the city. Mi. Nee e\ was formerly eni
ployed III S‘>| Lett hN III V goods house
at <1 i* quite well Known, having by Ins
c.onlea.es and geniality built 11p a
iaige cilcle u| friends. He will bens
ms led by Mis. Neeley. Tills Tilths
wishes them success.
C. II. Haven has a bran new adver
tisement in llus issue He has been
serving Hie public at Forrest City for
nearly fifteen years, amt lias a wide
circle of patl'ons. which has iieen built
np bv honest methods. He invites
> out trade, and will give you tl e woi th
• f your money. Head his advertise
ment, and mention it to him when you
have business in Ids lines A few Veals
ago l.e liegan in an biilldile v\ ,.y to
UiHi uiucuiie wooden ctlius. l'his
i mail beginning has grown to ptup..r
l ooa iiui to l>e ashamed of. Asuie
l.olll Ills slock of metallic casrs. lie
inai ulactures wooden (‘"thus, from the
plainest unirnuuied cottin to tile most
* 'egant casket. A visit to :d-> lacturv
would SMI pi ise you He employs home
tolas, and should be encouraged.
For the past two weeks there have
I en in this couutv six gentlemen who
lepresent the Southeiu Medicine coil.
I mv. a e ipoialioii of another state.
These gentlemen have made, or are
making, a Imuse-to house canvass of
tne county, peddling Hie preparations
f this Company, and we undeis.anu
l ave heen gmie Slice1 s>fiil. We do
not question the tueiitsof then ined
mines. though w e greatly doubt if they
tie la tter than I Inee sold bv the drug
^.s's and nieichaots of Hiis and oilier
towns III M. ... coi.nlV. Then ;
v_hv mil i ny ot vmir lioine meichaniy
Your hoist merchant sits p with you j
when y..n are sick, helps to educate!
'our cinldren, builds your churches,
pars vour preacher, and finally goe- to j
your funeral and helps to lay in Uie
clous upon your soon to-be-forgotten
grave. He is your friend. He depends
.poo you for liii support and lias a
light fit expect it so long as he treats
von fairly. The le-at policy is to spend
'our nmney with your friends, even if
it coats nioie—which it dou'L
Death if Mrs. Andrewson and Her
Child.
On January 2d 1 was called to Goodwin
to conduct the funeral of Mrs. M. O An
Irtiwson. She was born in the State of
Missouri, Mirch 7. 1872. Her maiden
name was Cora 0 Stafford. She was mar
ried to M O. Andrewson February 22.
189:?, and they moved, first to the lnd'im
Territory and thence to Arkansas in 189<i,
and lived in anil near Goodwin. From
tliis place. Decemtier 29. 189S. she pas-ed
away to live in another world. When she
expired. Harlan Hobson, her little son. just
me month old, lay a motherless infant in
its cradle When the little one was but
(wo weeks old the mother had an attack of
spinal meningitis, winch assumed the torni
of typhoid fever, and her delicate frame
\ ieided In death after a fortnight of pa
tient suffering.
Mrs. Andrewson was converted when a
child under the preaching of a Methodist
minister, hut united with the Congrega
tiouallat church, from which site held a
certificate of inemlietship. According to
Hie testimony of those who knew her best
she was a true Christian
She was a comparative stranger in our
Slate, lint her good sense and good qual
ities soon endeared her to her new neigh
tmrs. by whom she was considered an ex
cellent woman and held in high esteem.
To her husband site was a most precious
companion. Patient, self-denying and
hopeful, she was a stay to him he will
sorely miss. And fo lay the sacred form
of his dear wife in the grave was a trial
the grief-stricken husband bore only by
the grace of Divine compassion.
But tlie teals of sorrow had hardly
ceased to flow when his heart was broken
alresli by the death of ins infant boy, just
twenty days after tlie mother was taken.
As if impatient for its mother, who de
layed her coming. Jesus, the friend of lit
tle childieii, hastily came to its relief, and
Imre it away to its mother's bosom
On January 19th 1 was called to conduct
its luneral. and we laid the little form by
it* moihei's side. There they sleep and
rest.
The father and one little girl, in tears
and sorrow, travel alone. But by and by
they all will meet again in a permanent
home and m a land without strangers.
W. C. Davidson.
Forrest City, Ark., Jan 20, 1899.
Spain’s Greatest Need.
Mr. It I’. O ivia, of Barcelona, Spain,
spends his winters at Aiken, S. C. Weak
nerves had caused severe pains in the
| back of his head. On using Electric Bit
teis, America's greatest blood and nerve
| remedy, all pain soon left him. He says
I this grand medicine is what his country
I needs. All America knows that it cures
1 kidney and liver trouble, purities the
blood, tones up the stomach, strengthens
I the nerves, puts vim. vigor and new life
: into every muscle, nerve and organ of the
body. If weak, tired or ailing, you need
i it. Every bottle guaranteed. Only 50
| cents. Sold by all druggists.
Don’t you know that Plantation
Chiil Cure is guaranteed to cure yotu1
To the public.
Inn nice unfurnished rooms to rent
at the Crawford place; call and see
them. S. A. Moore.
ouc. may save your life—Plantation
, Chill Cure has saved thousands.
MADISON TIMES.
Cotton is coming in slowly.
The river is stationary, the gr.age read
ing 22.3 feet.
There is a fine (mating stage of watei
: now, but we are sorry to slate there is not
' a (mat running in tins trade. Just why
such is the case we cannot understand, foi
j there is a large amount of (arm products
to lie put on the market, to say nothing ol
I I lie timlier to tie towed to different points
i The roads along the liver are too had to
justify h ulling hii> distance, and we can
not see why a boat should not do a mag
i nilicetit business from now until low water
we legret to slate tlut .lames temple,
whose illness wmentioned in our last,
is gradually growing worse.
We hear of a number of cases ot Grippe
neat here, though we have none in Madi
son Unit »e know of.
It I. berry spent Wednesday in For
ts st (My.
Ur. Crutcher was in our city Tuesday.
Ur. Tool has made several professional
calls here recently.
W. F. Kppos and family have moved
I to their home opposite Dave Thorn's resi
dence.
W. S. Shaver now occupies the hotel.
('aid. J. G. Stern's dwelling is vacant.
bad weather is a common thing nowa
days. hut Tuesday morning was a record
breaker.
There was a cattle buyer (wliae name
we failed to leam) here from Memphis
Wednesday, calling on some of our cattle
no it, hut we understand the grade of cat
lie they had did not suit, so lie returned
without making a single purchase.
K. 1>. Humphrey -pent Sunday at Mad
ison He was the guest ot his sister, Mrs.
G \V. Cnppeit.
M 'S Man Eppes has returned home af
rer spending several days with friends and
relative' n. Forrest City.
We hear some ta.k of Madison having
i new depot, and a >n a telephone office.
ii the near future. We trust that such
win be the case, as both ate badly needed.
Amos Wheeler went to the biutf City
Monday, returning Tin May.
La Grippe Successfully Treated.
“1 have just recovered from the sec
ond attack of la grippe this year,” says
Mr. Ja-b A Jones, publisher of the
Leadi r. Mr xia. TeX ' "III the Uttei
case I used Chambersum's Cough ltern
rdy. and I think wi Ii considerable sue- .
cess, only being to bed a little over two !
days.against ten days for the former
♦Hack Flie second attack I am satis
.ioil w.ui.d have been equally as bad as
the ti s[ tint tor the use uf this lernedy.
is I had to go to bed in six hours after
being simck' with it, while in the fiist
case ! wan able t-i attend to business
about two days bet'ufe getting -down.’
For sale by all druggists.
You take no risk on Plantation Chill
Cure as it is guaranteed to cure. 1
Notice.
Having purchase! the entire interest j
of the late W. li. llufoul In tlie mer
cantile business of lV.tus & Bufoid. Ij
have this day sold an interest to Mr. j
lhos. A. Buford, who has so long been '
associated with us, and tiie business j
will continue without interruption uu-l
dtr the firm name of i’ettus & Buford.
Thanking our friends for their liberal
patronage in the past and soliciting
continuance of the same. I ait
Respectfully.
Geo. B. Pettits.
Forrest City, Ark., Jan. 25, 189-V
SOME MORE* LOCALS.
Mrs. John Gatling and Mrs. Ellis
Turley received telegrams Wednesday
announcing tiie sad intelligence of
tlie death of their t eoied sister. Mrs.
Lula Grice, of Washington. North Car
olina. Tiie kindly sympathy of their
friends is expressed.
One of tiie specially attractive feat
ures of tiie musicale next Friday night
at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. O li.
Roll wage will be the violin and man
dolin solos by Prof. Shoemaker. We
have lieaid Prof. Shoemaker and we
know that lie is an artist.
It. A. ilaynif, of Pine Tree, was in
I town foi a couple of days this week.
I He came ever on business and tiie lis
! mg water kept him here, and Ins
I friends weie glad to have him willij
| them. He gave os a pleasant call, and
I lias our thanks for substantial favors.
Me have received the exclusive
ajency for the eale in Forrest City i f
tiie National Music Co.’s celebrated
10c sheet music, it is in every respect
iqiml to the higher priced music. We
have -500 lilies, and will take pleasure
in furnishing catalogue. Come hi and
examine it. Lindvoigl & Vadakiu.
M’e had several good letters from cor
respondents last w eek. M e hope each
one of them will write regularly. This
is important to make them interesting.
Those persons who read the correspond
ence look for it anxiously and want it
regularly. Always think of this. a..d
send promptly every Wednesday or
sooner.
i
H. G Bmdford, of Paragould, was
registered at ttie* Reiser for several
days this week. He is perhaps pros
pecting with a view of putting in a
spoke factory or other woodworking
shops near the St. Francis Electric
Light company’s plant, in order to use
their power. We hope he will be en
Icouraged.
Ralph Moore, of Little Rock, was
1 here Wednesday in the interest of the
i Choctaw & Memphis railroad, having
certain documents recorded, etc. In
j an intei view In* stated that he thought
tiie load would be completed tins year,
and that eveiy mile of the road is now
covered by scores of laborers who are
rapidly building the road.
We are informed that Miss Fannie
Wintield will embark in the millinery
business in this city in the near future,
perhaps about March 1, and that she
will occupy the rooms over Fussed.
Graham <.V Co.’s store. Miss Fannie
lias many friends who wish her much
success in everything she may under
take, The Times included.
At the last meeting of the City Conn
ed i he duds indulged in a bit of class
legislation by p issing a resolution re
quiring W. S. Durborow to chain Ins
champion hull dog. 'The resolution
should have embraced all malicious
dogs. The Marshal was also instructed
to slop boys from shooting air guns on
tiie streets—another Herculean task.
Ike Isaacs, late of the Eighth regular
infantry, stationed in Cuba, came in
Saturday night and spent several davs
with parents and other relatives ami
friends. He is a hero of the battles of
Santiago, Ei Caney and others, and is
an 'interesting narrator of the many
thrilling experiences which our boys
had while licking the dons. He went
j to Memphis \Vcdiie8day.
The performance of Mr. Edward
Baxter Berry, who is bonked to appear
al the opera house next Tuesday night,
is endorsed by press am! pulpit as being
of a high order. Jt inspires the bettei
natuie. and is altogether one which
none can alT ml to miss, and which wiil
prove beneficial and instructive to ail
wlc> hear it. The proceeds go to the
C. B. 1. library.
Barrow & Co. is the style of the new
grocery firm which bought out John M.
Brown s stock last week, and ar° open
ing at his old stand in the Blanton
budding. T. W. Barrow was iu Mem
phis a couple of days the first of the
week buying the new goods, and we are
informed wiil carry a complete line of
fiesn staple and fancy groceries. The
Times wishes them success.
The new power-house of the St
Francis E ectric Light company lias
assumed its contemplated proportions
and is a very good building. The
large boih r is in place, the smokestack
"toweis majestically.” and workmen
will soon complete the structure. Lt is
Imped that when the company get into
the new 'heir service will be first-class.
The citizens will then give them a lib
eral patronage.
Theie will be a musicale c.t the resi-i
deuce of Mr. and Mrs O. If. itollwagej
on the night of next Friday, the 3d
prox.. t lie proceeds to go to the Old
Ladies’ an I Orphans’ Home. The ad
mission will tie 15 cents. The pro- 1
gramme will be one of the best that
lias been rendered in Forrest City, and
w ill consist of musical specialties, reci
tations, etc. The public is cordially
invited to patronise this laudable en
terprise.
E- L. Z ikoski. the genial represent-!
stive of the L-vis-Z ikoski Mercantile
Co . of St l/ouis. was iu the citv sev
eral da's this wa-ek. and sold a hand
some to ! to Madam E Boyle. He was
very kind and courteous to •• ’Squire
Boyle and I” "line we weie in St
Louis iu October last, and we were
vei \ glad indeed to meet him here and
pass a bw hours hi hi< company. Mr.
M. B 1 g. repia’-eiuiug Hie John L
Boland B ink and Si m nap. Co . of St.
Louis, and to wboin also we ale in
debted f ir courtesies upon ihat "mein
oiati e • ccasnui,” Was iu town for a lew
hours only late last week. Both gen
tlemen are clever, add hold a high
place in the esteem of then tmylojers
and patrons. I
Carried Down
stream.
When a man
crossing some
cifScnlt place in
’his working
career; spurring
; all his energies to
accomplish some
critical passage in
his business jour
ney. suddenly
finds his health
-giving way and
; f e e 1 s himsekf
'swept out of the
isaddle by the
swift-running
current of dis
ease—then is the
time when the
marvelous reiuvenatrng properties ol dt.
Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery will
prove an unfailing means of rescue and
restoration.
It is a very simple though eminently
scientific medicine. It is not a mere stim
ulant like so many malt extracts. It re
stores healthy power by reviving the in
nermost sources of vitality in the nutritive
system. It enables the digestive and
Wood - making organism to manufacture
good blood abundantly and rapidly, so
that the immense waste of tissue and nerve
fiber entailed by hard labor is offset by
a speedy upbuilding of fresh energy and
strength.
A prominent nnd venerable Illinois physician,
D Vowles. M D , of Fowler. Aanms Co.,
writing to Dr. Pierce, says: ” I send herewith
thirty-one (vi cents in stamps for ’ The People's
Common Sense Medical Adviser' in cloth bind
ing With this pittance for so valuable a work
(truly a gift to the public), I must express my
high appreciation of the vast amount of good
that you have rendered the public. A correct
measure of your gat lulue.ss never has been, end
uever will be estimated by the public: no, not
even by the muUitu4e of afflicted humanity that
has been relieved and cured by your medi
cines. Wherever 1 go or have been in the
United States. 1 find persons who have used, nnd
are using Dr. Pierce's medicines with satisfac
tion. for all conditions for which they are recom
mended. Never has one spoken disparagingly
of their action, and from having seen so often
their good effects. I am also enthused with con
fidence in their action in cases and conditions
for which they are recommended. It is not
common for regular physicians to endorse and
recommend proprietary medicines, but in this
ca«e I have no equivocation or hesitancy in so
doing.”
The quick constipation • cure — Doctor
Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets. Never gripe.
Administrator's Notice.
>TGT1CK is herehv given. that I will, on
I Monday, February '-’"ih. 1 to
to the Probate Court of St. Fraud* Connly.
Arkansas, lor hii order to sel the lands be
longing to (be estate of (>. \V Cook, det eased,
for the purposo of paying the debts against
said estate.
II. p. GORMAN.
Jan. DO. 1809. Administrator.
Laundry
Done up in the nicest and in the
latest style by LI 1TLE HOCK
STEAM LAUNDRY, in either
Dead or Gloss Finish.
Pants laundried for 25c. Lace
Curtains a specialty — fiOc lo SI 00.
MALCOMB R. TIPTON, Agent
Calls Mondays and Tuesdays.
Also Agent for
OLIVE BICYCLES,
The rliglt Grade Wheels.
All kinds of Repairing on Short Notice.
Prices are correct. Your patronage invited
Restaurant
TRICE A ALTMAN,
South Side of Railroad.
The riace to tret
Fresh Bread, Cakes, Pies,
Candies, Canned Goods,
Heinz’s Goods.
Best § Cm Cigar in Town.
U^rkansas
" —
and
bjexas.
Via Bhivki.ev.
®
This Is the direct route to Pine Bluff,
Texarkana, Shreveport, Greenville,
Sherman, Ft. Worth. Tyler, Corsicana,
" *to and all Intermediate points in
Arkansas, Louisiana and Texas.
* Train No. 1, leaving Brinkley at
,- 11.15 noon, carries
Through Coaches. Free Chair Cars and
Pullman Sleepers for Pine Bluff, Texar
kana. Tyler, Corsicana. Waco. Green
ville, Ft. Worth and intermediate points.
Train No. 3. leaving Brinkley at !
„■■■■■ - n.30 p. m., carries
Pullman sleepers tor Pine Bluff, Shreve
port, Texarkanaand Intermediate points;
I iirough Coaches and Free Chair Cars
for Pine Blulf. Texarkana. Tyler. Corsi
cana. Waco, Greenville. Sherman, Ft.
Worth and intermediate points.
Good connections are made by both
trains at nil of above cities for points in
Texas, Indian Territory and the West.
Passengers from Forrest City and
poT.ts in St. Francis and Lee Counties
>-an take either ot these trains at Brink
ley and be assured u quick and com
fortable trip.
For full particulars about rates, time
tables and connections, write Agent
Cotton belt, Brinkley, Ark., or
E. W. LaBEAUME,
Gen! Paas'r and Tht. AgL,
(Form 26.) ST, LOUIS, HO.
_ i
In order to advertise our pa- !
per, nett subscribers may clip
and send, if soon, tnis tomfou !
and 60C. (stamps taken)to the
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and it v/ill be sent one year as
‘‘tri.il subscription;** orw li Setidil the first 6 mo*.
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W11 \ndlii/voR, History, Biography, Travels,
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faktmevt, a d Gov. Taylor's Department.
Tsrlor’s Lot© Utters to th© Fcblie are of spe
ci.i inter**!. Simple cony free. A gects Wrnted. <
FftFP f Ent'CATION.etc. Yo any subscriber
I IVa.** • who will secure enough new subscrib
ers at our rogi.l r rates to equal the regular price
of the article se lected, we will give free: bicvcW,
gold watch, diamond ring, or a scholarship in either
of I Vang bon’* ftminrw vnlltps. T>* mh lilt .Turn.,
Galveston, or Texarkana, Tex., or one in almost any
Business College or Literary School. Write us.
Meutioti The Tines, Torxest City, Ark, I
Stock Taking Sale
On account of Taking Stock Feb, 1st,
J. W. BECK & CO
Will sell for the nert
80 Days,
for
Spot Casl
their stock of
Boots and Shoes,
Shirts and Neckwear,
Calicos & Dress Good,
Hats and Caps,
Clothing, Etc.
AT COS!
^ AVERY,
BLOUNT, Vo*
OLIVER.
IMMENSE LINE OF
Buggies & Harness
6lGYGlaDa & Sreseent
Best Equipped Repair Shop
in Eastern Arkansas.
Plummer & Davis
-THE
Hardware & Furniture Dealer
Marianna, Arkansas,
FUSSELL, GRAHAM S O
DEALERS IN
Generaf^->
Merchandis
INCLUDING
Furniture,
Stoves,
Tinware.
Cultivators
and Mowers
Barbed
Wire
and
Lime
a specialt
The Highest Market Price will be paid for
Chickens, Butter. Eggs, Hides, Tallow, I
Geo. P. Taylor & Co.%
Forrest City, Ark.
mm Ipts d U
Kepresenting the
Old Reliable,
Time Tried and
Fire Tested
Companies.
Giue, Saw!
and
Farm Prop
a Sped
We Pay Taxes, Redeem Lands, Sell and ExchangeIW
Money Loaned on Improved Farm Property onF)'1
and Ten Years Time.
We Sell Fire. Life, Tornado and Accident 1),,l:(':!
and Make Your Bond.
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
Lock Box 21. Office in Court Hod-fr
W. E. DUNCAN,
Barber and Hairdresse
North Washington St., Forrest City* ^
i- irst-class Service, polite attention. Your patroiiuU® tCl