The Forrest City times., 1891-09-18

Sarsaparlla is to inc body. producing bodily power and furnishing mental force.
 N. NJ. lIankins spent a couple of days in town the first of the week in the interest of the GaZett's World Fair scheme.
 John Davis, of Clarksville. Ga, has been visiting in the city this week He is Il guest of his cousins, G. R. and R. l.. Pettus.
 l.. Rollwage accompanied his daugll- ter. Miss Minnie, to Memphis Monday, where she will re-enter the Cllra Con way Institute.
 Teal Davis. of Memphis, formerly of this city. spent a couple of days in town the first of the week visiting rela- tives aud friends.
 Earl Davis. of Memphis, came over Saturday night and suent Sundav with his mother and other relatives and numerous friends. Mrs. W. $. Fiemenwav. of Wheatley visited parents and other relatives and friends in and near the city, u couple of days the first of the week.
 Quite a number of merchants are out of the city. They are buying the fall and winter stock. Look out for an nouncements when they return. The plans and specifications for the l new Baptist church are here. The next step will be to collect the subserlp- tions and proceed with the work. The board of equalization has been in session this week and has completed it's labors. We will endravor to give a summary of ito work next week Best goods Ut lowest prices in Dry Goods, Notions. Gents, Youths and Boys Clothing, Boots and Shoes. Hats and Caps, at l.. Rollwage X Co.'S. Mrs. Katie Coleman left for Wynne Wednesday. She found her late hus- haad's papers. They had been placed in C. r. liintons safe and forgotten. Russell, Graham cI Co. are the sue eessfti dealers in honest. reliable mer- clandisa. You are assured of value for value when you trade with them "Wednesday was an excessively warm day. Several citizens have been heard to remark that they suffered from heat more than at any time during the sum- mer.
 c \. Reichatdt and George Jeter. of Somerville. Tenn. who have been on a prospecting tour throughout Ar kansas, were in town Tuesday, en route home.
 Geo Long has finished the painting of the new buildings on South Side. He expects to go to Maranna in few days to paint a couple of new business houses.
 Taylor S fzard make specially of insurlng Gins and contents at lowest cnrrent rates. The season of danger is near It hand aud now is tho time to insure.
 J. D. Davenport X Co.'S stock of Clothing k simply ahead of anything usually found iu towns the sixe of Forrest City. Extra Fine Pants a speciality.
 ED~ BLACK oaauGAT tea euros Constipation.
 Miss Nellie Hammond, of Wheatley visited near Forrest City. several days the first of the wesk. a guest af Miss Elma Ralford. She returned home "Wednesday.
 The Iron Mountain Railway Co, has surveyed and staked of the grounds for their new depot and tracks in the northwest part of town. The building ~ill be a beauty.
 Van lzafd went over to Memphis Monday and accompanied his mother home. Monday night. Mrs lizard left Miss Katie well and highly pleased with her surroundings. J. w. Beeks gin. five miles west of Forrest City. is still i'll charge of Geo. Williams, who never fails to do good work and give satisfaction. Take your cotton to him and have i; ginned. The awning in front of the two brick storehouses on West South Front street. is in a dangerous condition. It should either be torn down or repaired before someone gets hurt bS it's falling.
 The fair grounds are being improved and put in readiness for the fali meet. The fences and houses have been whitewashed, the track im mproved. and otherwise made convenient and pleas ant.
 The city coaincil met Tuesday night and elected M. N. Gaines city cotton weigher. allowed several claims and amended certain ordinance so thst the license for theatres Is no@ but $0 for each performance,
 Miss Alice Rollwagc left rrlday for Memphis, where she will re-enter the Clara Conway Institute. She has added the violin to her musical studies l and promises to become quite proficient within the next few months. The Singer Manufacturing Com pany has established branch office at this place. Those wanting good Sewing Machine cheap will do we'll to call on N. ]. Allen, agent. opposite A. | Beckers residence. on Church street k. A. Haynie and little son, were m town yesterday. Bob seemed taller 1 than usual. and when We learned that a fine new boy had just arrived at his ] house Tuesday the mystery was cleared away. Mother and boy doing nicely. ELI. vadakin has been appointed local agent for the Arkansas Gazette $
 World Fair Fund. It will afford him pleasure to serve you. Give him call and learn all about how you can go to the Worlds Fair for One Dollar a Week.
 A certain member of the city council (who b, the way is opposed to keeping up the hogs) says the council has no right to suspend said ordinance or any other We hope the councilmsn will investigate the matter and find he is correct.
 J. V. Webb is a genius with his tools. If you have Watches. Clocks Jewelry. or other articles requiring the attention of skilled workman, take them to Webb. He can repair any thiny from, a uausir brx tn sa taant,,n