The Forrest City times., 1892-04-22
The yaterworks is still safe.


 The waterworks is still safe
 The school children will soon be home.
 Viii HuntIy of Mead was in town
 John Izard went to wheatley Sum day night.
 P.J. Neely of Wheatley was in the city Monday.
 C.L. Weems of Marianna was in the city Saturday.
 W.R. Jordan of Helena was in the city Wednesday,.
 The machinery for the canning fac tory has arrived.
 ". E. Heartsili of the Cut Of was in the city Saturday.
 o.P. Lvle of Memphis arrived in the city Sunday night.
 Hon. John ]. Horner of Helena was in the city Tuesday. Robert l.. Wilder of Memphis was in the city Monday. Dr. II. l.. Williford of Memphis spent Monday in tho citJ. Judge NJ. T. Sanders of Helena was in the city Monday ". G Weatherford of Memphis was in the city Saturday.
 Dr. J. D. Mcknight of Newcastle was in town Tuesday
 Capt. ". IT Pearce of Goodwin was in the city Wednesday.
 Prof. George D. Free of Wheatley was in the eity Saturday.
 Misses Ida and Lizzie Grobmyer visited Briukley Saturday.
 John c. Palmer of Brinkley was a visitor in the city Monday.
 The conjunction If" was handled promiscuonsly after the fire.
 W. J. Dickerson of Union City, Tenn, was in the city Tuesday.
 George II. Sanders of Little Rock arrived in the city Sunday evening.
 Gel. V. F. IZard visited Little Rock Friday. returning Saturday morning
 John L. Brandon has returned from his Texas trip much improved in health. Mrs B. D. Hatcher and Miss Sallie Buford went to Jonesboro Tuesday.
 Hon James F. Brown of Marianna was in the city Monday on legal busi- ness. Mrs. N. J. Farrell and Mrs. Dancer Of Holly Springs, Miss, ware in the city Tuesday.
 W. E. Mccullough of Brinkley, man. aeer of the Brinkley hotel, was in the city Saturday.
 / But two candidates are offering for the aldermanic pie. Election Thurs- day, the 2Sth.
 Mrs. l.. R. Grobmyer and Mrs. A. Vogel visited Brinkley Saturday to spend several days. sse.sss Editor E. l.. Vadakin and wife Wednesday evening.
 The Golden Hour club met at the nome of F. N. Prewett Friday night With large attendance,
 II F. Roleson was in the city We'd nesday in the interest of his candidacy for prosecuting attorney.
 J. W. Younger of Hopefield was in the city Monday as witness in the Moseley damage suit case.
 Henry E. Harris of St. Louis was in the city the early part of the week shaking hands with his old friends.
 A good system of waterworks has be- come necessity. The franchise has been granted. Let the work begin.
 An ordinance should be enacted pro- hibiting the erection of frame structures within the business limits Of the town. Assignee Izard has been selling the Davenport stock of goods this week. W. II. Aidridge acting as auctioneer. Thomas Rennell of Argenta, master mechanic of the Little Rock and Mem hn pyf Capt. ]. W. wynne of Memphis was in the city Tuesday shaking hands with his frieDds-which means every body.
 Little Jeanette Becker, after several days speut at home with her pareDst, returned to school at Memphis Sunday night. tF .. Miss Lalla Newman of Memphis was visiting friends in our city Monday. She was the guest of MT. and Mrs. l.. Rollwage. sr
 Miss IdaB. Mann, a charming young lady of Jackson, Tenn, is visiting her brothers, s. II. and W. B. Mann, in this city.
 Mesdames Grobmyer and Vogel and the Miss Grobmyers returned Tuesday evening from their pleasant visit at Brinkley. tr t| Daring the absence of Agent Eegle- ston, Chief Clerk F. M. Chaney has filled the position with satisfaction to , all concerned. Htf ~ -~ J. M. Stewart, jr., of Little Rock came over Saturday morning and mas been kept busy shaking hands with his legion of friends. .a A ~ ?. M. J. Manning of Clarendon, candl- date for prosecuting attorney, was Tn the city Tuesday and favored HE TIMES with a pleasant call. J. E. Wood is now under his own vine and fig tree, having purchased the east half of the old Lutz place, near George r. Taylor residence.
 Rev. U. J. Hearon of the Cumber- land Presbyterian church is in Brink Icy this week, assisting Rev. w. M. Robison in conducting revival. Tom Tester and M. N. Gaines at tended dance at Palestine Friday night. These gentlemen appear to have "weakness" for that neighbor- hood