The Forrest City times., 1890-04-12
White seed corn for sale at J. W


 Spring and Summer clothing, of many varieties and of best quality, for sale cheap at J. w. Beck x Co.'S.
 Rev. J. II. Edmonds. pastor elect of the Marianna Bapist church was in the city last Thursday en route to his field of labor.
 Any one wishing to buy eight or nine head of hogs, all in good condition. should call at the Avery Hotel, for such hogs are for sale by Messrs. Loda X Brother.
 A. D. Boyle opened his New Meat Market Monday Morning. He has a nice place. He has also moved the Southern Express office to his other place of business.
 Mir. and Mrs D. Diamond. of Helena, visited the family of J. J. Finnerty the latter part of last week, returning Mon- day. Miss Jennie Evans returned with them as their guest for few days.
 Owing to the fact that Judge R. T. Scott had not gotten his commission. the regular and last meeting of the old board of Alderman which should have been Tuesday night was post poned.
 R. R. Davis is now engaged with the drug firm of Winthrop X Co.,, as pre- scription clerk. MT. Davis is a good druggist, and we congratulate our friends on securing his services as a of drugs.
 Mrs. M. Nj. Hankins, of Birmingham Ala, is in our city, visiting the family of Col. and Mrs. V. B. Izard., Mrs lIankins is n sister of Van Dye, and Il most excellent lady. We hope she ma y remain in our city long time.
 Near the north side of the railroad on Church street, where large gully crosses this street, the south bank of said gully cayed in last Saturday night letting the bridge down so that it can not be crossed with horse or vehicle.
 J. II. Priddy, proprietor of the Priddy House. on Union street near Second Memphis, invites the visitors from For rest City to stop at his hostelry. Where you can get a good bed and an excellent meal at reasonable rate i--$l per day
 Mrs. A. Becker left Sunday evening for Memphis, on visit. leaving Hazel with his grandma. .Ie seems to be en- loving the additional freedom. this Monday) afternoon. and is having lott of fun. Mrs. Becker returned Wed. nesday.
 Deputy Sheriff C. w. Seaborn i: surprising and apprizing those who are wanted as witnesses and defendants ir tue circut court next week. by reading the summons to them. They do say that George is becoming quite an elocu tionist.
 Messrs Russell, Graham < Co have full line of handsome carts ant a fine cart and a ncbhy set of harness for the small sum of $a2.50. Sucl bargains are not often offered. Cal early.
 w. E. Scott. of the firm of Winthrop X Co.,, departed last week for his hom, in kansas, where he will receive rht nursing of relatives until he is eutircl, recovered. He has had lnng seize oi illness, and we hope the change may d, him good.
 The way to build Up a town is fol everybody in 1t to become so interested that he will at all times and under al circumstances, talk fer it. write for it work for 1t and. as far ss he is able put up his money for Arkansa. Democrat.
 Mrs. E. D. Hatcher left Friday even ing of last week for short visit to heI parents and friends at Eanndale. re stst ftst. intlsly awaited her return. for, thongi she be gone but day, there are man, who iIs>s her.
 Hon. Geo. F, Taylor made bushes, trip ta Helena this wtck. going dowf W rtnesd2s morning, .nti returning [, Marlanna in the afternoon, where h. stopped over til Thursday to look aftel some business pertaining to one of In farms ncar ,tat l'lacc.
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 Certain Chiii tureN guaranteed d druggists. Sold hy II. Evans < Co.
 TuK TINES gnes to many new sub scribers this week, and among then Miss Matte C. Davis. of this county who is attending the Ouaehita Colleg, at Philadelphia. with view of prepar ing herself to lead a useful life, and b, \ worthy example to her sex.
 We have a speedy and positive Cnr' for Catarrh, DipEtheria. Canker Mouth and Ilead-Ache. in SHIi.LOH'S CA TARRH REMEDY. A Nasal Injector free with each bottle. Use il if vol desire health and sweet treath. Prie, % cents. Sold bv II. Evans X Co.
 Dr. Sparkmsn was taken sick las week with malarial fever, and was dan gerously ill for several days. We af, glad to write that he is better. and vii possibly be entirely recovered at 1T early date. We sympathise with tn, doctor and his family in his suffering
 Dr. F. VanPatten. after an illness o many weeks, came down town Satu day. While the trace of disease ha not left him, he is looking much heart fer than could be expected after so lonl welcome him, back to tho bushes world.
 We know that the people enjoy goo, music. The string band. recently or ganized continues to practice and i preparing new pieces. As membe NO know that it comes high. but N must have 1t. We suggest that an ell tertainment be given for the benefit 0 the band.
 Mir. Landvoigt was over Sunday. II informs us that scores of people hay made inquiries of him regarding th Stuart Springs. With proper accommo hations and liberal advertising thes Springs could be made a paying enter prise, and the town would be greAtl benefited.
 W. II. Mcdaniel recently purchase a quarter section of land about fou miles south of town, from w. W. Nc Daniel, for cash, and paid therefo S4 800, or $50 per acre. If any on thinks the land of St. Francis county \ bad investment we will ask, what d you think of this
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