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Ladie's Capes
I am jure t.jal ruy slot k oi I.a*
dies’ Capes a;,J Jackets is co_f is*
ed of garments to suit every tt-ate,
and 1 propose to sciI them at xi^r
gain prices. Also Lave ar. ui
mensc line ot
Misses Cloaks anu \t raps
that will r.stor.:-ii you tor beauty,
quality ulu low price.
A Big Stock of Goods at Little Prices.
ROBT. L. PETTUS’ Mammoth Fall and Winter Cash Sale.
Having purchased an immense Stock of General Merchandise for the fcall and W inter liade. 1 am
determined to have your trade, if Low Price . >vill move you to buy. Icoidialls invite jou to lean
i.iv advertisement carefully and allow me t<> demonstrate the fact that l can certainly please you m
quality, variety, style and price. All I a.-k is that you give m\ salesmen an opportunity to show you
the goods and quote pri.es. Vum judgment and good sense will do the mat.
Notions.
lhc celebrated C. B., (.Lori
waist corsets have no equal. L».
dies' llosc Supporters, Ladies’,
Misses'and Infants’ IIosc;l?loves—t
hid. fleece-lined, and *ilk. jJtt.
dies’ and Men’s Handkerchief,La
es» Embroideries. All kinds of
buttons.
hy Motion Department is a Marvel.
gST’Broad Cloth for Ladi- ? Tailor Made Suits.
Venetian Cloth. Moire Valure, Teazle Downs, Cotillion. Soyeux. Outings. Per
cales, Gingham*- Calicoes, Silk Warp Menr ettas, Waist Goodsjtoo numerous
to mention, Positively ;ho largest stock, greatest variety ot shades, newest
designs and eviuisitc patterns. Mast be secu to bo appreciated.
Dress Goods
will Certainly interest you to Iu-pect tins Line.
In additicn to tbe most exquisite Dress and Waist Patterns mentioned opposite,
and which truly beggar discription a> to beauty oi coloring and pattern, 1 have
tbe most complete stock ol Dress Trimmings, Linings, Braids ot all kinds. Velvet
Kiblots In all colors, Black tjiik Juuy liimiaiDg, Laces and Lnibioi^ncs in town.
I
DRY GOODS
ROBT. L. PETTUS
I n v ites You r Trade
Read Every Word and Convince Yourself.
Telephone No. 59.
McCrary Building.
CLOTHING
|3 M> Stock "i Dry <; Is is Thoroughly Complete.
Linens, Muslins, Slieeti: ^s. Wbito Goods, Toweling, Table Linens, ar.d infact,
anything you want in that, line. I could mention hundreds of other articles
if 1 had Hio space, but ns my space is limited, I can only give you a briel out
line. Come in and see for yourself that my line is Complete.
SHOES,
f
i_k/"Att ntiun ! Men * and Bov 'e Ciuthing.
r Uvc purchased a very select lineol Clothing m latest styles and fabric*,
ar.d Lave marked them down to figure- wnii .> enable tun ...hao e-> o be Mull
diesaed. Suits, Pant*, Overall**, Oven iats -a danay tint and all the
latest styles and shades in Hats, Caps. Gloves, Hie.
r
Rubber Goods.
I am exclusive silent t >r E.
Stouts Patent Sna4 Pro< f Rubber
Boots, made 111 Lambertvillo, X. J.
They are oitc prion only—St for
the short, ami for th ■ hip.
No steeper, no cheaper, whether
you buy one pair or a car-load.
LADIES' and BES S RUBBER SHOES.
lx ' An*i Now About Slioorf.
Shoos are Staple Goods. Inflict wo have all trot to have
Shoes, and we all want Shoes that tit, Shoes that wear
well, and Shoes that are oomfortatdc*. The | rice, too, is
a most important consideration. I want to show you a
line o: Shoes that will please you in every one < i these
pirti"uiars. It I ean do this, then 1 might to sell you
your Shoes, don’t you think so'.' Ask to -cc 1EN
Nl I S SHOES. The Mazo is stiietly a Dress Shoe; 1 he
Lenox, Eclipse and Bartlett arc less expensive Lut very
tine; The Michigan is a timberman’s water-prool lai<;
The Stone-Mountain is a craek-a-jaek and The Corn is
King, is a man’s or boy’s work shoe, in lace or congress.
Oein > r uniis'iiiiys. Are.. Arc.
1 have u very nice tine oi Shirts. Coliar?, Cuffs and .Cm k
wear, from winch tlie most fastidious may be well suited.
No house in Lust tin Arkuntus carries a more complete
line of Genual Mtiehandisc than may be torn.d in inj
fSr c rc. 1 have not pace to enumerate or call youi special
attention to tlie Ifargairs in all lines. Suffice to su) that
if you want Coniiorts, Blankets, Trunks, Valises, Har
ness, Saddles, Br.ddles, all kinds of mule Jcwelry, Col
lars, Collai Pad.-, Breech in", Plow arid Wajjon Harness,
Hardware, Tit wale, Cookin" and lleatir g Sto\is, Glass
ware, Cun t.'U at c. Porcelaiu Ware, Lamps, plain nr
fancy, Clock' Jewelry, Groceries. Provision', tab on u-.
Underwear.
1 keep the Celebrated \Vii_rhi’*
Health Underwear, and a big stock
ut other first-class brands. You
cun certain!)* get what you want
at the price you want. (Jive my
stock a look before going else,
wlioio is all 1 ask.
BI Y A
NKW IlOY.\ I. Si.wr.Ni. Macuine.
Tjrr.'rir. ix —sirrrpij ,T»w.aa«s
Arrival anct'Depnrture of Trains
rilOHA'V ,v MUM I’ll IS R. II.
\Tcet—N,> l l'n-aengri I Iyer. 1 *.m.
E»it—No. Piuwigt r t Iyer > p m.
West—No. 3 I'a-M iid i- ’■ p ru.
Knot—No 1, P. -si uge: ... .. ' - n. m.
West—No. V I’astt neer IrMpin
No. (i. I'.i-M.’iuri t... 1 K.in.
WeM—No. • t, l.m al Freight "an - l.‘> ».m
; -No be. cal ! i eight it ...
I; I . PALMER, Agent.
1 UON M'U N r.\lN K. U
South—No I'fttiM'iicei 11 .« a. ni.
North—No. :,1—l’as't ngei — 7:<"p. m.
' mlh—No. 1Eieight. . h> it. in,
North—No. lC>i—Freight . .11.: u. m.
W, s lil'IlHilKOW, Agent
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
A large crowd was in town Satur
day, and business was intense.
Best assortment of boys pants in 'tie
city to be found at Fussell, tlra..a.u &
(Jo.
For S ,u:—A desirable residence
lot. (Wxis-J feet, on Cross street, be
t ween tbe lots of S. 1’. McDaniel and
11 V. McCormick. Vpplv to
10 17 4f. 11. V McOoiiMH K.
Mr Lawience Jteber of Aikansas
c.itv. enroute borne, stopped over
Monday to tie the guest of bis friend,
l)i. F A. L ug.
Stopsthe Cough anJ Works oft Cold
Laxative Brotno-Qiiinine Tablets cure a
cold In one day. Mu cure, no pay. 1’iice
-i cents.
Messrs, Bowles, ■ ; 11 mstou, and
Kuerper. ot Lilt e K >ek c.ime in Wed
nesdav evening t• > I■ > >k after the inter
t its Ol the oil mill, ret Hilling I liuisdav.
To Cure a Cold in One Day
1 ike Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
A I druggist* lefund the u.unev it it tails
tn cure. L. W. drove's signature is on
cadi box. -be.
YY
L Tallev. l. pi e>en t ng t lie
Ft eill'l iekt'i .VII. Mu Trust Co. left
i"i h s home Monday. Mr. Tal i v was
li.e prime m vu in 'be nuani/.ation
I the new Link of I'm res' Cit>.
The Best Prescription for Malaria
r ilia and Fever i» a little m drove's
la'tetess ('bill Tome It i' ^.mj> \ iron
and ijiiinine oi a tn«••••’,« " tot m. No ute
—tirt pay. l’nce 50c.
Mi-. K. V. 11 upet ,t L:tt e Hock,
stent a short time in the city hist
"eek mailt seen,;; and visit mg oh'
litlie It ieli Is. nirl !t III her l> 1. >: i ’.3
n't ions ami a ; ; i ala nee. tone si tins t
dealing '..this at gen v w.tii Let
You kuev. What Y on Are faking
Winn you t ■■ to \ ~ 1*listen s ( lull
funic b i-tt;- - tie- t .inula plainly
P .nti i mi tverj b i'tte -'mw ng that it is
•uuply 1 ron and Qa uiue in a tasteless
l oin. No cure, no pay. ode.
Mi? L. E. Paveir >rt and utuil?
If It Thursday t> iniii her husband n
Helena, when- she v make ! i i h me
in the future. " !.e. v, h t> i void iu
reiitimi; :ii si.» -.«! t e* 1 t tile tv
I. valul'il, ' i tit;.... * I. iuii> which
V. .,1 lie 11: 'i !•
Out of Deal ■ => Jaw
‘•\Vl.t *i lira'll M- . t \fl> in r from
a m vt r>- stoma •!> . . t t:ou i. . that 1
had Miffto-tl '■ tii t r »!»." v. in-' 1*.
U'f, Iluili.nn. >•' C . Pi !vio. ' Mew
I, it- 1’iHi* .'m il my ! i- ami cave jeiieet
- a 1 til " Ue-' pit ' "0 faith i.i.tl uiil>
- at .1. 11. I liti : ' sol - hr m; 'l(»lf.
TO’* Early Risers
*hc fnrocus tittle pill*
(
Look Oft For Fever
Biliousness iilid ver <J:-urtlfr» fit thi
season may he printed by cleansing llit* !
"Stem with j) Witt'.' Little Kin> !
Ki'ers. These ;,i,.e>us little pill' do not
tripe They t,i • the trowels gently. l»ut
copiously, and hv t ,t.=fiu of tlie tunic pm- |
perties, give tou t and strength to the !
glands. I . r. S.i;: let.'.
The saddest tilings to reach this j
city this week was the death of Mi.
George Appel, v. nch sad event oct ur
'ed at tlie ft-, lence of his brother. ,
Mr. Chas. Appel, near ltawlison, Sun-!
dav night, Horn malarial hermatuna.
One day last we ;; he was in town and
-poke of his improving health hut on i
Thursday he was stricken and sue-1
umbed to tlie disease on Sunday
George has been a resident of the tint
louis nearly bis lifetime He was
*eil known by nearly everybody in ,
the county, and his ijuiet manners. ]
and willingness to help his teilowman !
made him many friends who i egret Ins J
oidden demise. May bis soul rest in
peace.
America's Famous Beauties
Look wi.h horror on skin eruptions,
sores, pimples. They don't have them,
nor will any one. who uses Bucklen’
Arnica Salve. 1* glonfie' the face. Ecze
ma or salt the.: i vanish before it. It
euies sure lips. apped hands, chilblains
liilallihlef ii pit--. Cue at .J. li. Duna
v.tut’s drug sto:
DtMOCHAT riMhtj
Very heavy Wednesday night,
but the weather lemains warm
Mr. Cnmitl., »>r Vincent, was in our
community Tuesday and Wednesday
bus itig cattle.
Mr. Cotton. f Sand ltidge. spent
■Mmday after:;) m at Deniuci it,
Ou account >f the very heavy frost
'•quire Thomas was couliued to his bed
until ]n o W "Inesday morning. lie
neard n st was bad on green tilings.
Mr Norma!'. <>t Mason. I ennes.-e«,
a used here last week and to* k up 1 s
abode for the winter, lie is trappii g
and hunting, and we are expecting to
hear ol an >luer thiiliing adventuie
with an o’pos- :ui.
A small pai >f pec in huntei s. i Lap
erone 1 by the beautiful Mr. Mounly,
s lent an ai.enioon in tlie woods this
week, and v. . - very successful.
I> spent ) i \V > • is was muicLmg over
o ir city las’ - uid.-iy again.
•). W. Cal:: i sri. of llelli, is a pleasant
visitor in o eiginriibo. 1.
I .• lion. . p iiisible Rodney McJoj*.
from up Sa: . iver. is getting bis air
s dp i:i repa * > the people id l! is cits
hiv'l. u. h 1 they an* buutin ' watch
dags to g ta 1 : eir turnip patches.
' . me Tl. u; is Unshed gatheiing his
c '’.'ii— the I- i.i was all p.;ur|k i s.
Our p jitm'.sier .-ays be has taught |
his darned *ld typewriter to si ell
‘•vets ’ wit': the "a, ' but it ia not
quite petfe . yet.
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Death of Irene Loda.
A gloom of son>>w wi;s thrown ovt r
the entire pity Monday, when it was'
aiinourici fl like a thunderbolt It'oiu an .
une'ouded sky that the <hnk ai.gel < t (
death hud invaded the i.! me 1 f Mi.
and Mrs. 11, Loda. and maimed as its ;
victim then beautiful liaughtei. Mis-.:
hene. At 112:10 tiei pure and spotless
soul winged its lliglit and returned lo
the God wh.) gave it. Miss Loda had
heeu sick tm several days. but her con
dition was mr considered dangerous
until this morning, when slie began to
grow worse and worse, and slie.hnaiiy
gave up the struggle t i lite and | .• o=e11
peacefully away. Mias Irene was just
olooming into young womanho 1. and
was IT yeais and IS days old. She was
of a kind and lovable disposition, and
tu know her was to love her purity, hei
innocence and many womanly virtues
Funeral seivices were held Tuesday
afternoon at J o'clock m the parlors of
the Quinn hotel, conducted by Rev J
11. llice of the Methodist cimrch, after
which all that is mortal of the once
beautiful Irene Loda will he laid to
rest in the family burying groundsill
ttie City cemetery.
The above from the Popular Uluff
Republican of October b b comes as
one of the saddest piece of news to thp
many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Lli
Loda, in this city, that we have been
called upon to note. In days gone
by when Mr. Loda was proprietor i f
the old hostelry representing the Ayeiy
Hotel, little Irene, then a wee-tot, was
the pet and favorite id all tin-* frequen
ters and guests of t! i* hotel, livery
one of us i xtei.il "ur deepest s> mpathv
to the family. Strange are the mys
teries of God.
Mothers
Who » .uhl keep their Itiiilreti in good
healtli. slsou.d watch t>1 the lirst.-vmp
tiimi lit wonti'. a;ul 1 move them with
While’s Cream Yermlfu.; . It i- the child
rens’ best I ’.lie It gets d.gi slum at work
so that their fo ld does them * good. and
the> grow up healthy and strong. .''.c at
.J. i'. Sanders.
Raise Wheat.
F l.tei Forrest City Time-' Faery fsr
met iii St. Fian.is county who c.111 'horn.I
raise a', least ten acres of wheat, fieuige
Mallory, • .r circuit ;rt thik, ta.se>
fifty acres every year. Ten i. res of
wheat wo l d furnish b: ad cm, _'i t< 1
au ordinnrj tnmily. 1 he tv. • a’ iaml
could be pastured in dry w ether tl.tough
the winter. The proper v*,.> t> l-r• 1 •
weevil out of w 1 cat after it is tf.t.*•>!.- J
is to have t trr> ud mt 1 and packed
and fasti ntd up in ba 1 . \ : au
keep the fai better t! 11 \ *U • 1 ■ e
wheat. I)ou' wait on j. ir m - ..mt or
an> one els . i’ut in 11 or utteeu a.i s
and others will tolh w \our 1 x.m phe A
tine st.-aiu grist mi l "ill p’obab.v V om.:
in Forre-t C ty be lore : ae\i w.e.
r p ouies in. and w ..at bran i» t
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Fcr Fi’* Ur Bu. r.v. So»*cfc
| Ee Formula tells the story:
Grove’s Chronic Chill Cure
Mot a potent medicine : a thin spirituous liquid, of a pleasant hitter taste, made of
Fluid Extract PERUVIAN BARK Fluid Extract POPLAR BARJ<
Fluid Extract BL ACK ROOT Fluid Extract PRICKLY ASH BARK
Fluid Extract DOG WOOD BARK Fluid Extract SARSAPARILLA
It Cures the Chills that other Chill Tonics Don’t Cure.
IE?. Best General Tor*ic. No Cure, No Pay. Price, 50c.
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Cel lector s Notice.
N'OThT. is hereby u. cu. t1 • a,
sis lied <' >1 lector ul LHa'I iywIl t
>i. Kruucih I.*\ee lbstrirt ol m ['ratio.*
'•ountv. levieil by law for the purpose .»!'
ill r and toaintainlnsi levee* ■ the St,
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