The Forrest City times., 1892-05-06
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 6, 1892.
Let us have the waterworks.

Let us have the WdterwofkS.
 Attend the massmeeting tonight.
 Strawberries are becoming plentiful.
 The school children will be home next week.
 Read the sheriff's sale of real estate in this issue.
 lack c Geodrum of Lonoke was in the city Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. D. Ct. Cook visited Lo- noke last week.
 A. Nj. Morrow of Edmoudson was in the city yesterday.
 J.R. Boone of Arkadelphia was in the city yesterday.
 Jamfs k. Mosby of Helena ysisited our city Wednesday.
 Tom Horton Is up again after a sharp spell of sickness.
 Prof. T. A. Futrall of Marianna was in the city Sunday.
 See guardian's notice of final settle ment in another column.
 J. NJ. McClintock of DeValls Bluff was in the city Saturday.
 Rev. T. J. Horn of Batesville passed through the city Tuesday.
 .Dr. Joe Kelley of L'Anguille town ship was in town Monday.
 ". E. Meyers of Memphis was over this week visiting friends.
 Prosecuting Attorney Roberts was in the city Monday morning.
 J.G. Boyle was quite sick the first Of the week, but is now improving.
 There promises to be a lively cleo tion for the school directorships.
 D. Speer of Fort Smith was among Wednesdays visitors in the city.
 Coroner James F. Kelso of Johnson township was in the city Tuesday.
 County Examiner George Durham Of Madison spent Sunday in the city.
 ]. D. Chesnutwood of Lawrence, Kansas, was in the city Wednesday.
 Prof. George l.. Jackson of Franks township was in the city this morning
 J.N Farmer of the Cut-Of was in the city the early part of the week.
 Maris Taylor and II. C. Hinekley of Huron, $. D., arrived in the city Tues day.
 w. B. Mann returned Wednesday night from brief visit to BrownsYilie Tenn.
 John Beck went to St. Louis Tnes. day night, and certain dark'eyed eii is sad.
 Mrs. E. l.. Vadakin visited Millbrook yesterday, the guest of Mrs. ". M' Webb.
 c. II. Ravens Is building hand some cottage in the northwestern part of town.
 J. w, Heskett. formerly of this place but now of Memphis, was m the cily yesterday.
 It is hardly fair to order your paper discontinued untili you have settled all back dues.
 Miss Ida Myers is on the sick-list this week, afflicted with an attack or bilious fever.
 ". ID. Wilkes of Huntsville, Ala, was registered at the Forrest City house Monday.
 WI. Jones was sufferer from cry sipelas in the face last week, but IS much better now.
 NJ. N. Gaines was quite sick last week, but is on the streets again, we are glad to observe.
 We suppose there will be fair next fall, and it is time the managers were making preparations for 1t.
 k. J. Badiuelli, the genial manager of the Commercial Traveller hotel at Wynne, was in the city Tuesday.
 The election for two school directors will take place on Saturday, the 2lst inst. See official notice elsewhere.
 Mrs. E. Nj. Turner of Hillsboro, Texas is visiting the family of her father. R. NJ. Williams, in this city.
 Gordon Casteel has leased the Will son bath-house on South Front street and will operate it coming summer
 Col. V. B. Izard went over to his plantation in Jericho this morning to see if the floods had left him anything. Mrs Bradford and Miss May Sparks of Wynne have been Jhe cnaInli',g guests of Mrs. W. II. Alley this week Carpenters are busily at work on the canning factory building and IL Will soon be ready to receive the machih- cry.
 Mosouitoes are unusually numerous for this season of the year, and they are extremely well-muscled and vigof- Ous.
 Mrs. Esther Gray of the Cut on, ac- compan jed by her beautiful little son, Walter, is visiting her mother Mrs' 1' K. Scott.
 Mime. k. Boyle has something 70 say to the ladies in her advertismenu 'on the last page of this paper. head It carefully. Everybody and his cousin ano ms aunt are preparing to visit Memphis next week and witness the big Dfiog' celebration.
 J. F. Blanton departed Tuesday evening for a protracted vlsit n Wltn friends at Alderman and other poih's in Mississippi. MT. Sid Applewhite had his Io9t hurt pretty badly by letting the hand car run over it Sunday.-Dardaneile Post, April 28.
 Owing to the dullness of trade, Salm. son & co. disposed of their stock or groceries and confectioneries and nave gone out of business.
 Mrs. W. S. Hemenway of Wheatiey Came over Monday on visit With tue tamiIv of her father. F. J. lzard, le- f-sa Fr..g f,n~se~, Frtoc '0V