The Forrest City times., 1892-04-01
We might say spring is here.

There are lZZ pOSlmiStftSSeS III Ar kansas.
 WI. Hill of Little Rock was in the city Sunday.
 G. C. Martin of Brinkley was in the city Sunday.
 E. P. Govan of Memphis was in the city Monday.
 Joe Vsccaro of Memphis was in the city "Wednesday.
 W. W. Wilkes ol Marianna was ill the city Wednesday
 J. T. Stubbleield of Fulton, Ky, was in the city Monday.
 Dr. Will C. Ingram of Palestine was in the city Tuesday.
 l.. V. Covell of Springfield, Mo, was in the city Wednesday.
 W. I. Dickerson returned Monday from Union City, Tenn.
 Capt. T. E. IIaskns was on the sick list the first of the week.
 Capt. II. F. Rodgers of Marianna was in the city yesterday.
 Circuit court will convene next Mon day week-the II instant.
 Hon. Greenfield Quares of Helena was ill the city yesterday.
 N. D. Smith of Paris Texas, was q visitor ill the city Monday.
 The signal service flags today indi- cate colder weather and rain.
 w. F. Mason of Memphis spent Sun day in the city with his parents.
 Mesdames Hoy and Scott of Me Daniel We're in the city yesterday.
 W. I. Rutland of Memphis was among Sundays visitors i'll the city.
 There was d heavy thunderstorm Tuesday night. the first of the season. A full line of ladies' fine Spring shoes just received at A. Friedman & Go. s.
 Capt. J. r. Mcdonald of Johnson township was in the city Wednesday. Credit Lorraine" at the orerahouse next Wednesday night week, the 18th inst.
 One of Capt II. W. Wintmop's little daughters was quite Ill the first of the week.
 Mrs. Esther Gray of the Cut-OG is in the city visiting her mother, Mrs J. k, Scott
 There WAS delightful musicale at home of Hon. 0. 5. Rellwage last night.
 The city council will convene next Tuesday night to wind up the year business.
 J. W. IIeskett S Co. have disposed of their stock of groceries and gone oUtof business.
 Sheriff Fitch and his deputies are hard at work getting things in shape for circuit court.
 Andy J. Vaccaro Of Memphis was in the city Sunday shaking hands with his host of friends.
 N. B. Nelson, J. ". lleshett and Peter Pinkston went to Colieryille. Tenn, yesterday morning.
 !, G. Boyle has been awarded the contract for transferring baggage and express between the depots.
 Ernest Long, who is now located at Dermott. Chicot county, is visiting hls parents and friends in this city.
 Dr. W. F. Lawton of Brinkley, rep resenting the Triple Alliance, ali ln- surance order, is in the city today.
 R. J. Izard went to Howell Wednes- day to escort nome his wife, who had been visiting her parents at that place Miss Dora Farmer is now considered out of danger, which intelligence will be extremely gratifying to her many friends.
 J. R. McMahan of Watkins, Ark, was d pleasant caller Wednesday. He ordered THE TIMES sent to his address for one year.
 J. NJ. Munson. telegraph operator Tn the Iron Mountain office at this plaoe,ls in the city and entered upon the dis charge of his duties today.
 J.N. Outcelt, special agent of the Southern Building and Loan assocla- tion of Knoxville, Tenn, was i'll the city several days this week.
 Mrs. E. Landvoigt had another re- lapse the early part of the week ana was very ill, but we are pleased to note she is now somewhat better.
 T. E. Hastings, auditor of the Little Rock and Memphis road, IS in the GUY today to assist in the transfer or the station under the new arrangement
 THE TIMES is informed there will be a quiet wedding at the Baptist church tonight, in which two of our most pop. ular young people will figure as chlet actors.
 Handsome awnings have been placed in front of the Lesser buildings on South Front and South Washington streets, occupied by Sol Lewis and A. D. Boyle.
 Superintendent w T. Kelley Of the Iron Mountain road came down rom Wynne on a special train yesterday afternoon and remained in the clty short time.
 If you wish to read something really interesting, glance over A. Friedman advertisement in this issue. It con veys some intelligence you will be pleased to hear.
 J. II. Alley is erecting a commOdi- Ous icehouse near the crossing of the Little Rock and Memphis and Iron Mountain railroads. Its dimensions will be l6x2S feet.
 The many friends of c. l.. Eggleston will be pleased to learn that he will remain with us as agent of the Little Rock and Memphis road. TLe joint agency was dissolved today.