The Forrest City times., 1891-03-06

E. T. Oliver, of Caldwell, was in the city Wednesday, on business and circu- lating among many friends. He gay e us very pleasant call and has our thanks for fayurs.
 J. F. Blanton has just completed a handsome new residence two blocks south of Front street. It will be occu- pied by MT. and Mrs John Coleman. Others should follow his example. Mrs Geo. r. Taylor's condition is unchanged. She is very i'll. and great uneasiness is felt by the loving attend ants at her bedside. The warmest sympathy goes out to her from the hearts of q large circle of friends,
 A frst.class article of feed for cows, | is that handled by Russell, Graham & Co. It is composed of cotton seed 1 oil, meal and hulls and is said to be the greatest milk producing food on | the market.
 1 Persons living outside of the city 1 who are in need of anything in our 1 line should not forget to send in their orders for d gallon of the James H. | Russell Whisky. It is eleven years old. Wolff S Coleman, sole agents in Forrest City.
 George w. Cooks addition to the town of Forrest City has not yet been sold out. A few more chnlce lots may still be secured at a reasonable price aud on terms to suit purchasers. An opportunity is here offered to make d good paying investment.
 Buy your Hay, Corn, Oats. Bran and Cow Feed from NJ R. Stone. My Cow Feed is composed of one third each of cotton seed meal, bran and cotton seed huls ground to- gether. IL is the best milk and but ter producing feed that can be used. Try 1t.
 Dr. R. S. Lucas makes an announce ment elsewhere in this paper which will no doubt prove interesting and beneficial to suffering humanity. He has not labored and studied these many years in vain, and will guaran tee satisfaction Give his remedies d trial,
 Hon. x. W. Norton accompanied delegation from Lee county to Little Rock the latter part of last week to make a formal protest against the pro posed redstrioting of the state, which itttfNt7 'h4 JtahiStstt iiStiENt HtitNSiA republican. The committee heard them. and the matter is now under ad- visement.
 SPRAYED OR SroLEN-From my place. near Wheatley, Ark, about the last of January one Light iron-Gray Horse Mule, about ten year. old; right eye cut; l4t hands high. X reward of S25 will hs paid for thief and mule, or Sl0 for mule. Address,
 DR ". E. WALpRIP,
 Whestley, Ark. We regret to learn from Tax Collec- tor Fitch that the taxes are coming in very slowly. Taxes are hard to pay. but if possible every one should try to pay them at once. After April 10 the penalty attaches and if not paid soon thereafter the delinquent list will con tain your land and 1t will be sold for taxes. PENALTY and COSTS. It is better and cheaper to pay now. Hon. George R. Vending. formerly of Shelbyville, Ill.,, but now of Wash 1 iugton, D. c, and whom We personally knew in eur boyhood days, was in the city Tuesday, en route from Helena to TeXarkana, his next appointment. He | lS one oi tDe greatest leclNleIs HOW travelling. and will no doubt make Forrest City visit in the near future, He is featuring under the auspices of the Southern Lyceum Bureau. Several young men are making the nights hideous around the school house, learning to blow brass horns, We are delighted to know it. and the more hdeous the nights become the greater confidence we shall have in the eventual success of the band. Blow away, and when you get your minds made up We will join you with the 1 lead horn. and guarantee to make as much noise as the best among you.
 Many years practice have given C.. | A. Snow & Co.,, solicitors of patents. at Washington, D. c. unsurpassed success in obtaining patents for all classes of inventions They make q speciality of rejected cases, and have secured allowance of many patents that had been previously re- l iected. Their advertisement in an- other column, will be of interest to inventors, patentees, manufacturers, and all who have to do with patents.