The Forrest City times., 1891-03-20

Married. at McDaniel. Sunday after noon, at , o'clock, 0. D. Spicer to Mrs V. A. Thompson, Esquire Richardson officiating. TIE TIsIEs extends best wishes.
 e. l.. James. of Griggs, was in town Wednesday. While here he lost a tax receipt and ten dollar William. n We did not learn whether or not he re- covered them.
 k. A. Drewry x Co. keep frst-class saloon, and a large stock of tirst-cass Liquors Whisky, Brandy, Wines and Beer; the best the markets afford may always be found at their saloon.
 Mrs, H. Myrick and Mrs. R. Mason, of Brinkley, spent Sunday night in the city, guests of Mrs C. l.. Eggleston. They were en route to Helena, for which point they departed Monday.
 Our genial and pleasant friend, Geo. E. Pettus, has been quite sick since Sunday evening, at which time he suffered the unpleasant sensation of severe chill. He is now convalescent,
 J. w. Beck. of Union City. Tenn, is preparing to erect and operate d large stave factory near this city. It will give employment to about twenty-five men, and this will be the shipping point.
 An ugly and unhealthy looking mud hole in front aud at the side of Russell Graham X Co s store building, has re ceived much neefed attention this week, having been filled up with brick bats and dirt.
 Mrs. Joe Wilkes, sister of Frank Boyett, died Wednesday, of consunp- ton, and was buried Thursday at the Forrest City Cemetery. TnE TINES extends it's warmest sympathy to the bt reaved relatives.
 Mrs. J. II Bard accompanied her daughter, Mrs. ! M Nichols, and grandson, Master Bard Nichols, to Lit tie Rock, last week. on visit to her son, w. D. Bard. of that city. They are expected home Sunday.
 The public road near J. II. Alleys resideuce aud also that of l. H. Lulz. IS reported almost impossible, The matter k respectfully referred to the street committee, with request for im- Iaediate inspection and attention.
 The ladies of Forrest City and vicinity are cordially invited to exam inc our line of Spring Goods before purchasing. as we will sell at prices to make you buy.
 II. B. GwYN tS Co.
 The Oscar Pepper. crop of 1880. Whisky, the Lincoln County and the Nelson County Whisky are three brands highly recommended by the customers of R. A. Drewry & Co. Give them trial when you want the genuine article.
 NJ. N. Gaines, II. ". Winthrop and ]. W. Heskett have purchased the right to sell in six counties the Giant Log Splitter, which has been on exhibi ton in town this week, and which, on at least two occasions. startled the citizens by it's loud report.
 We are again called upon to chroni- cal the death of q valuable citizen. E. r. Usery, died. Tuesday. of pneumo- mia, and was buried Wednesday. His bereaved wife is very ill, and the warm sympathy of many friends goes out to her Ill her great and double aillietion.
 $. Brady is building handsome new residence fronting on the first street south If Front street. and located on the elevation neal the lIowe's resi- dence. It is estimated that the build ing will cost $l 200 or $l ,5tp. The work is being done by Randolph X Son
 Mrs. W. J. Dobson (nee Miss Sula Lanierl, of Wynne, spent several days in the city this week. She was a guest at the home of Mir. and Mrs. l.. E. Davenport, Monday, and is as ami able and charming ss in days of yore, when, residing here, she was uniyer- sally admired for her modest and beau tiful character.
 F. ughinghouse has purchased the John C. Lynch property, on North hosser street, and Is improving 1t. He building handsome residence in the near future. Him. selt and family will be gladly welcomed in that neighborhood. and we hope the day will hasten when they will be situated on the new 
 k. E. Hinton. of Whsatley. has sold his interest in the drug business at that place to his brother. c. +. Hinton, of this city. Wm. Davis. formerly with the latter. has charge of the W hN0s'NJ ntVsCs ahA WILL n6It- after be found at the Forrest City store. He has many friends who are glad to give him welcome return to Forrest City.
 Just received, at H. B. Gwyn & Co. s, the latest styles in Spring Goods, con- sstng of Pineapple Tissue. Scotch and Linen Zephyrs, Plain, Checked, Fig ured. Striped and Navy Blue Organ dies, Light Wool Dress Plaids. Cham bries. Dress Lawns of all styles, Ren- frew Ginghams, Satteens, Nuns Vail- ing. Challies, Chemisettes, Plain and Blouse shirts for Ladies, Swiss and Jaconet Embroidery, all colors in Tarla- tans. Swiss Jaconet Null. Bard Mus lins, Gold and Silver Belts, latest agony in Fans and Silk Umbrellas, Lace Nellie Ely Caps and Collarettrs, which We are selling at prices to suit the times.