The Forrest City times., 1888-09-22
School opens Monday.

School opens Monday.
 W. E. Ford has returned to Byhalia.
 Ike Mallory IS ass isting T. H Parham. at the gin.
 TIE TIMES has heard rumor of wedding, to take place next week. Dent forget that the Forrest City white schools will open next Monday.
 H. A. Davis has been at home several days, confined to his room with rheumatism.
 T. II. Parham has received and putin his new ginning machinery, and commenced operations Thurs day.
 Miss Mamie White, of Memphis who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Fratherston, returned home, Thursday.
 A Cleveland pole was erected on the south side Wednesday night, and the stars and stripes unfurled 10 the breezes.
 Mrs. II. B. Gwyn has returned from pleasant visit with relatives 10 North Carolina, She is well comed home by many friends.
 Her host of warm friends are delighted to again have the com pany of Mrs. A. E. Barnett, who returned to Forrest City this week.
 Col. F.. D. Davenport is in the city. He has sold his paper at FrIar's Point. and will probably engage m the business at Helena. We wish him success.
 John Calling and family returned from ah extended visit ;o relatives in North Carolina, Thursday. Their many friends are delighted to welcome them home.
 Mrs. Jennie Allen and grandma Cobbs returned from Tennessee Thursday. after very enjoyable visit with relatives and friends in that state. Theirnumerous friends arc delighted to again find them at home.
 Several of the young ladies of McDaniels and Haynes have left for school. Those of the boys whom we have seen appear very much crest-fallcn.
 The party at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. T. c. Folbrc Wednes- day night, in honor of their little sons, was delightfully."- enjoyed by quite a number of the little folks of our city.
 We congratulate our friend, c. NJ. Wilson, on his promotion. We are informed that Mike has given up braking and taken the more satisfactory position of news butcher On tho short line.
 The Little Rock and Memphis railway will sell round trip tickets to Little Rock September 2lst 10 24th, inclusive at one fare for the round trip, good returning until September 25th. c. l.. Eggl0ston, agent.
 THE TIMES regrets to have occa- sion to chronicle the death of All drldge Andrews, which sad event occurred Tuesday. He was in his eighty-ffth year, and was much re- spected. The bereaved have our warmest sympathy.
 T. J. Byrd, one of the most en- terprising farmers of Johnson town ship, was m town Wednesday with three bales of cotton and the seed therefrom. ThIs IS the first cotton from that township this season, and Byrd isn't fusionist either.
 Read the handsome advertise ment of F. Ozane < Co.,, of Mem. phis, in this issue. When order ing Stoves, Ranges, or any thing in their line call on, or write to them for prlces. Patronize those who pa,ronlzc your home paper.
 G. w. Kirby has just received a car load of fine stoves. He handles the celebrated Active, Grand Duchess, and Charter Oak cook ing stoves ranging in price from So to $40, and a beautiful line of heating stoves from S6 to SIG. Give him a call.
 We now have in our employment Mir. Sammon. of St. Louis, who IS first-class baker of twenty years experience. We have ieftted our bakery, and can guarantee that everything will be kept neat and clean. We are prepared to furnish our customers with better bread and cakes than ever before. Give us call. II. B. Gwyn X Go.
 We take pleasure Tn calling at tention to the new advertisement of the Brandt Furniture Company of Memphis, which appears Tn this issue. Those of our readers who send to Memphis for any kind of supplies are requested 10 patron ize the firms whose cards appear in THE TIMES. They are liberal, and we are satisfied they will give you satisfaction,
 Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Williams and their beautiful children of Haynes, have been Tn the city several days this week, the esteemed guests of Hon. and Mrs. Geo. P. Taylor. The doctor, although now residing in Lee county, is also closely sL Nf I'd