The Forrest City times., 1888-03-10

 was in the city over Sunday He gave us pleasant call, and reports business very good. Bot is al- ways welcome.
 A great quantity Of the cele- brated Red Rust Proof Oats have h, en received at Russell Graham X Co.'S. Give them call when you want oats.
 SEEDS! SEEDSi SEEDS !.Lan- dreth's, Ferry's, SIbley'~, Cross mans and Ora g's. Garden and Flower Seeds in great variety al II. Evans & Co.'S
 J. G. Thomas, representing the wholesale grocery firm of Ellis, Thoma, d Hill. of Memphis. was in the city Wednesday, and gave us a pleasant visit.
 A. Bird was married Thursday of last week near Yawkney, by Esq. J. B Kinton, We failed to get the name of the Bride. We wish them happiness.
 For dyspepsia and liver com plaint you have . printed guaran tee on every bottle of Shilob's Vitalizer. It never fails to cure. Sold by c. F. Hinton.
 Are you made miserable by in- digestion, constipation, dizziness, loss of appetite, yellow skiny Shi- loh's Eiializer is q positive cure Sold by c. F. Hinton.
 Sixty acres of good land 10 rent; four miles northwest of Forrest City. Good houses, we'll and stables. Apply to A. B. Garter, or Wynne, Dennis X Beck.
 Mrs. sallie Halcomb and Miss Eva Hunter returned from a visit to families of Messrs George Bull lard and J. J Sampson, Tuesuay. They had most enjoyable visit.
 Farmers and others who have hogs and Poultry sick with Cholera will find safe and Certain Cure in Halls Hog and Poultry Cholera Cure. Sold by H. Evans < Co. f f4St
 "Wabbled on the gudgeon is too powerful English for us. We pr sume, however, that those better educated in orthophony will clearly understand the quota. tion.
 Immigration mas, meeting Tuesday. March 20th 1888, al l o'clock. It IS very important that all citlz ns of the ccuniy ' should attend Our interests are all identical.
 All kinds of nic fresh meats always on hand at the new shop north of J. E. Stones Livery Stable. F. J. lzard t Co, guaran tee best meat at lowest prtees Give them a call.
 Several prlvate telephone lines have been put up m the city lately Why not have u telephone ex- change. Such steps are those hat will soon run onr population up into the ten thousands.
 Mrs. and Lotus McCIung, of Marion, Mississippi, have been visiting in the city this week, the guests of the family of Sheriff Wilson. We understand they are going to become citizens.
 A letter from Haynes informs us that MT J J. Hughes las gotten ln nearly all his goods and has as pretty n store as any in Eastern Arkansas. Mr. II. is liberal and enterprising and we wish him success.
 We need money to pay our debts and those knowing them selves te bc indebted to us will confer great favor by calling and setlhng their accounts. If we did not need the money we would not ask for t.
 There are dozens of men anxious to subs cribe enough to start the building association. A leader is all that is wanted. Let a pubic meeting of citizens be called and then the business will begin. Who second. the motion!
 
 Our good friend J. D. Massey. of Palestine, was in the city Tues day. He gave us a pleasant call, and amorg other things informed us that the firm of Massey X Shore, of that little city had been dis- solved by mutual consent.
 We are informed that farm hands are very scarce. Several good colored men, with families could get good wages here. or good land 10 farm on the shares. See advertisement, also, of Wanted. Wanted! in another column.
 The board of United States Ex- hllhAilE put HUI I tuStbU Departement was organized thIs week. Dr. P yanPatten was elected president; Dr, J B. Cum mings secretary. and Dr. j. W. Hayes, of Aarianua. treasurer.
 When you want good whiskey at lowest prices send your order to Wood & Co, at Marianna. They have established an enviahle re putstion for promptne-s and fair dealing and solicit your patronage Orders sent on the South bound tram will be filed and relurned same day.
 A building Association is blessing to poor man. He can build hIm a home with the money