The Forrest City times., 1892-10-21

liiC DCSl I lltIt lS IiO uURlDl Ol it. Landvoigt & Nadakin, Ag'ts.
 Ed Butler, brother of Ben F. But Ter, who died recently at this place, came over from Memphis Sunday.
 $. R. Boggs has acted as special dep nty for the grand jury since its orcani- zation and has made capable officer. Try slAcx; DaaueAI tea for Dyspepsia.
 Tie school children who pass the door are invited to come in and buy lead pencils-3 for ) centS,-at the News stand.
 A very complete line of Staple and Fancy Groceries may be found at Fus- sell, Graham & Co.'s at Rock Bottom figures.
 Miss Annie Lee Cobbs of Forrest City was ill onr town last week. the guest of Mrs. l.. NJ. Bradford Wymne Gazette.
 Mrs. k. F.. Hinton visited Wheatley Friday. Mir. Hinton went over Satur- day night, remaining until Monday morning.
 | Rev. c. A. Bruce will hold services here two weeks from next Sunday. in- stead of Sunday week, as heretofore published.
 | Catarrh in the head is a constitutional disease, and requires constitutional remedy like Hoods Sarsaparilla to effect d cure.
 Attorney General Atkinson of Little | Rock was in the city Wednesday acting for the plaintiff in the Rice Moore libel suit.
 | J. W. Potter of Bledsoe's Landing one of the royal democrats of Black fish township. was ill the city this week attending court.
 The eclipse of the sun, billed for 1 l0:50 yesterday forenoon, must have i been side-traclsod somewhere. IL didn't eclipse here.
 Hattie Lee, the months-old babe of MT. and Mrs. Tobe Monroe. died Mon day afternoon at i O clock. We sym pathiZe with the bereaved family. Best goods at lowest prices in Dry Goods, Notions. Gents, Youths and Boys Clothing, Boots and Shoes. Hats and Caps, at l.. Rolwage X Co. s.
 Mrs. E. H. Sanders of Little Rock who came over last week on visit with tlre family of her brother. T. 0. Fitz- patrick, went to Paragould Monday.
 Russell, Graham S1 Co. are the sue cessful dealers in honest. reliable mer- chandise. You are assured of value for value when you trade with them.
 After severe tussle with fever. Marshal T. F. Prewett was able to re- sume his badge and duties yesterday During his illness Jim Taylor looked after the peace and dignity of the city. F. NJ. Festal. of the firm of Festal X Stroud, millers,' four miles east of Millbrook, was pleasant caller it THE TIMES office Wednesday morning.
 Miss Ida B. Mann. who had been visiting her brothers in this city for several months. returned Monday morning to her home at Jackson, Tenn. N- BLAck.D.AJGHT tea cures Constipation. Hon. ]. F. Clarke of Helena, our next attoruey-general, attended cir cult court Wednesday as counsel for the defendant in the Rice Moore libel sult.
 Marshall Gaines, K. Landvoigt and l.. F. Featherson went over to St. Francis river Tuesday on fishing ex- cursion. The fish didn't appear to suf- fer much.
 Taylor X Izard, real estate and in- surance agents. have three brick stores on the south side of railroad, and sev- eral nice residences for rent. Prices reasonable.
 Rev. U. J. IIearon will hold divine services at the Presbyterian church Sunday morning and night. A cor dial invitation is extended the public to be present.
 There were more drunken men on the streets last Saturday afternoon and night than we ever saw before in the same length of time, even under a license regime.
 The season for fires has arrived. Let us have the waterworks. We need them. If put in immediate operation they might save thousands of dollars worth of property.
 Dr. W. w. Scott of Park Place was shot in the face by negro few days ago, though the wound, we learn, IS not serious. Particulars cannot be ob- tained at this writing.
 J.S. Crawford, living in the north eastern suburbs of town, grew a sweet potato this year which measured forty six inches in length and four and one half inches in circumference.
 have for sale, regardless of profits, about seventy-tive pairs of misses fine shoes, ranging in size from l2s to 2s. Also an elegant line of ladies shoes Come and see me. V. E. Izard.
 Messrs. Vadakin and Friedman went fishing in Blacktish bayou this morn ing. They promise to treat the town to a mess of fish upon their return to- night. We are sorry for the fish,
 Mrs. w. c. Porter of Clinton, Ky. A sister of $. H. and w. B. Mann, and Miss NJ. II. Waddy of Trenton. Tenn, who had been visiting in the city, lefl Monday morning for their homes.
 ncslree's WINE OF cARDul for female diseases
 John H. Smith, who has been witt John Catarboona since he began busl ness at this place, has resigned and will return to Memphis. MT. Smiths uniform courtesy has made him man, friends during his stay in our midst.
 Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla.