The Forrest City times., 1888-04-07
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the 18th.
 A generous soul is sunshine to the mInd.
 ! R. B. CsrILee was in town Thursday.
 The Georgia wonder created great noise.
 Hon. L P. Fe.therston is out for congress. 4 Great many vacant lots are being fenced in. There is something sublime in calm endurance. Jacob Sharp, the brIber of AL dermen, is dead.
 Miss Hattie YsnPatten has been quite i'll this week.
 To live in the hearts we leave behind is not to die.
 The best capital 10 begin life with-a capital wife. R. J. Williams spent several days in Memphis this week.
 Maj. J. b. Thomas was Tn the city several days this week.
 John I. Jones. of Franks town ship, us. in town Thursday.
 J. J. Evans was confined to his room yesterday by sicsness. J. E. Ketehem will return to Forrest City iu July on visit.
 Mss Snla Lsnier, of Wynne, has been visiting in the city this week.
 Hand in tho name ofsome friend whom you thInK would like to take THE TInEs.
 Communication , from Cut Of ar- rived last Saturday after our paper had been printed.
 Walter Hoses has q collection of thirty varietie. of birds eggs. They are very pretty.
 Will Rawlings who has been seeking health at Hot Springs, returned home Tuesday.
 Dr. P. yauPatten was called to Wynne and Harrisburg this week on professional business.
 Miss Clara Mays school has closed and shc is now at home. Her friends are glad to ae her.
 E. l.. Vadakir a rchased two lots adJoiuI1- Fizer Winfield property iu tAs rth end.
 James Russell has bought the Mccormick corner property on South Front and Church Streets.
 Gov. H:ll, of New York, is said to be Tn the race for Presidential honors. Cleveland is the coming man.
 Look ont for the sanitary marshal Tie tune ha. come 10 clean up and all must hustle, you know.
 Esq. J. J. Ables holds regular court at Colt Station on the first Saturday ill each mouth. Don't forget the day.
 W. B. Mann has purchased the Walter Lewis place northwest Of town and will soon move in and go to house keeping.
 Carpenters have been busy at Hatchers this week. The "ofticc" has been lowered to first floor, and is now very convenient.
 And To! the season of the de- voted serenader cometh apace. The small boy and the green apple will likewise soon follow
 Will the new board of Aldermen have the citv Ordinances revIsed' is question which is agitating the mind of many good citizens.
 August Vogcl was kicked in the stomack by one fms horses, Tues day, and for awhile was badly hurt. But. like Richard, he is himself a gain.
 The Stuart Springs ten pin alley will open May lst. The charges will be reduced this season to five cents per head per game of five frames.
 We congratulate the newly elected and reelected city officers. May their reign be satisfactory to the people and pleasure to themselves.
 They say tbe invitations for the ball are the finest ever printed in thus city. The work wa. executed at thi. office. and we are proud of the complainant.
 Chas. Delano is erecting several n,ce buildings in the Coffin < | billiard addition 10 Forrest City. This property IS increasing in valuation rapidly.
 Mis-. Mamie Winfield, who has been suffering some time untold agony from toothachc. has been in Memphis this week, having her teeth operated upon.
 It IS reported here that John Coleman, a conductor on the Branch, IS married. He has many friends here who wish him much happiness, if tho report be true.
 The Vanndale Dramatic club will give an entertainment on the night of the 10th, entitled "Seih Greenback. No doubt quite a number of our people will attend.
 We understand the Baptist and Presbyterian church choirs will sng, on stated occasions, com blned; that is. the latter will assist the former when there arc no ser vices at the Presbyterian church, and vice versa. By this means Forrest City may boast of one of the best ehoirs in the State.