The Forrest City times., 1892-05-13
Published Every Friday Afternoon.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. MAY B. lses.

Attorney F. Littell is recovering his pyesight.
 W. T. Clifton went over to the bridge celebration.
 Dr. W. II. Alley was quite ill the first of the week.
 Walter Gorman took in the aigiits at Memphis yesterday.
 James Russell went to Little Rocl, on Friday evenings train.
 If is to be ho )ed those waterworks will not be slow in coming.
 Will Webb attended the bridge cele- braton in Memphis last night
 The storm of Monday did very little damage in this immediate vicinity. !. G. Cook is driving the well for the Forrest City Canning company. Mrs. W A. Becker of Madison WAS in town Thursday on q shopping tanr Yesterdays Memphis papers were full of the bridge and kindred suhjeet". The roofing for the canning compa- ny has arrived. It is 3-ply pluck dia- mond.
 Rev. James A. Mason will preach at Good Hope church, Johnson township Sunday.
 w. Williams went to Memphis last night to witness the pyrotechuical display.
 Mrs F. Littell is still very low, but she is resting easier than at this time last week.
 Miss May Hewlett of Colt is the guest of Capt. k. T. Scott's family this week.
 Good Hope Cumberland Presbyterian chnrch has Il Sunday school of eighty members.
 Operator Munson of the Iron Moun- tain road was quite sick the early part of the week.
 The canning company will have ex- perieuced men 10 operate it's affairs, Ii they can he had.
 Miss Mattie Laura Moseley visited Memphis "Wednesday to be present at the bridge eopening.
 Messrs. F.. Landvoigt and r. l. Nadakiu took in the celebration at Memphis yesterday.
 Rev C. A. Bruce will have service at thr Presbyterian church on Sunday inonlirg and night
 Ms. Matte IIorncy and her mother in-'aw. Mrs. Johnson, went to Mem phis Tuesday morning.
 Ms. J. N Cotton and her little son Gny, were in Memphis this week and wltnt SSrd the bridge celpbration,
 Miss Minnie Cloud left on Tuesday evening last for San Antonio, Texas, where she will reside N it'll sister. Mir. James Russell, a prominent banker of Forrest City, is a guest at the Capital.-Little Rock Gazette, Sth. Mrs. ]. A. Harris has the thaks of HE TIMES for a bouquet of beautiful flowers, which are highly appreciated There is nothing halfheayted and halting about the board of directors of the canning company. They are dong business like business men. Col. Poindexter Dunn of California IS In the city in the interest of the Nicaraugua Canal poieet. He is at the Rcheiieu. Little Rock Gazette, Sth. C. R, lZard, of TnE TIMEs force. had hs right hand badly mashed in q job press Monday morning. Fortunately no bones were broken.
  daughter of Forrest City made visit to Augusta friends during the past week.-Augusta Vidette, 5th.
 We received a pleasant call yester- qay from C. II. Orr, representing the DelOridge Paper company of Atlanta, Ga.
 Miss Maria Elliott and Miss Joy frewett went to the bluff city Wednes- cay to witness the opening of the big bridge.
 Rev. J. A. Mason desires to thank the friend who sent to his house the nice strawberries and potatoes on Monday last.
 Miss Dora Farmer and the Miss Grobmyers spent part of the week at Mynne. They enjoyed most de- lightful visit.
 P. D. Boyle couldn't resist the temp tation of witnessing the biggest thing ever seen in this country, so he went over to the bridge celebration
 Mrs. s. A. Cherry and Miss Pearl Alley were among those who visited Memphis Wednesday to be present at the bridge-opening ceremonies. Lowery Mallory and Miss Sallie Lanier and $. M. Blalock and Miss Clara May went to Memphis yesterday morning to attend the bridge celebra- tion.
 The massmeeting Friday night nom mated good ticket for school direct ofs, and the candidates should receive tile vote of every man ill town, fires pectiye of politics.
 See advertisement of the Cotton Belt railroad in another column, and don't forget this reliable and well-equipped me when contemplating trip north, east, west or southwest.
 Bishop Pierce of Little Rock is ex- pected in Forrest City the 24th inst to assist m laying the cornerstone of tie episcopal church. Several clergymeD are also expected to be present. |, M. J. Manning of Clarendon was in sne city yesterday in the interests of us candidacy for prosecuting attorney. 0n Saturday last Monroe county in hing.
 brookin Adkins of Liberty, Mo, ar rWEed Tn the city this morning from s",nlcilester, s, Tenn, where he had been as,ehdlng school, and will be the guest sa Sa HIS eiassmate, Edgar P. Taylor, for