The Forrest City times., 1892-04-29
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. APRIL %. 1892.
J. W. Beck visited Memphis NYednes-

 day.
 W. A. Clay of Pine Bluff was in the city Sunday.
 John Morris of Little Rock came over Sunday. f4
 s. F. Sulcer of Palestine was in the city Wednesday. .....la ..-
 New goods and lower price at Y. B. Izards tliis week.
 J.S. Thomas of Clarendon was in the city Tuesday.
 w. W. Jones of Corinth, Miss, was in the city Monday.
 c. A. Walker of Little Rock was in the city Wednesday.
 Tom Mccullough of Little Rock was in town Wednesday.
 II. W. Moseley left for Little Rock on Wednesday morning.
 Mrs James Russell went to Mem phis "Wednesday morning.
 Special inducements every day to cash buyers at V. B. Izard's.
 C. M Hamilton of Wynne was among those who visited our city Tues day.
 A splendid line of Ladies' Cents and Children Shoes just received at Y. E. IZard's.
 Prof. George Durham of Goodwin. county examiner, is teaching a school at Madison.
 c. J. Hanks of Memphis came over "Wednesday and was registered at the Forrest City hotel.
 Rev. G. A. Dannellyof Searcy, grand lecturer ot Masons in Arkansas, was in the city Monday.
 Mir. W. E. Williams of Forrest City is registered at the Capital.-Little Rock Democrat, 23d.
 Mrs. s. r. Mcdaniel of Bonair was in tue city the first of the week, the guest of Mrs. w.. II. Izard.
 A 2-weeks-old infant of Mrand Mrs. Gus Carpenter died Monday morning. The parents have our sympathy.
 Fat II. Wheat and c. A. Blackwood of L0uoke came over "Wednesday to at tend the obsequies of John Webb.
 Don't pay attention to what others say about Y. s. izard's goods and groceries. Call and see for yourself
 Jrhn N. Outcelt, general agent of the Soathern Building and Loan asso- citation of Knoxville, Penn, was in the city Wednesday and Thursday.
 Attention is called to the adver- tsement of the celebrated |. W. liar Der whiskey, handled exclusively in this section by T. L. Smith, In Scott & Co. < store, Mcdaniel.
 Sid Applewhite of Forrest City is visiting his lifelong friend and bene factrtss, Mrs. Hicks, Sid is knight of the print shop and a iirst-rate fellow. -Dardanelle Post, 2lst.
 Dr. J. R. Cason has vacated the rooms over Gwyn & Go. $ and now has his office up stairs in the Rollwage building, occupying the rooms north of Norton X Prewett's law office.
 J. A. Lindsey, d Kew conner in our county, called at TIE TIMES office Wednesday and added his name to our subscription list. Mir. Lindsey has. located in the southern part of the county.
 Dr. and Mrs. w. NJ. Webb desire to express their deep sense of gratitude to the people of Forrest City for the kind ness and sympathy extended on the occasion of the death and burial of DCiONCu Soffs cs "Npb'
 G. W. Leggett has the contract for the erection of neat two-story resi- dence for August Vogel on the lot just west of k. T. Gray's brick dwelling. Work will begin next week and the building will cost about $500.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Sanders of Lo- noke, brother-in-la law and sister, respec' lively. of the lamented John Webb, were over Wednesday to attend the funeral. They returned from their mournful mission Thursday morning.
 We regret to learn that the Southern Express company has resolved to abandon its offices in Arkansas, having been frozen out by the Pacific company until it's business has dwinded below paying basis. The order will go into effect after tomorrow.
 Dr. John N. Eaves and Miss Free love Myers of Widener were married at the residence of the brides father last Sunday, the 24th inst, at o'clock D. m., Rev. James A. Mason of this place officiating. After the marriage a splendid supper was served.
 There will be service at the Presby- terian church next Sabbath morning and evening by Rev. U. J. Hearon. Opportunity will be given to any who may desire to join the Cumberland Presbyterian church. Subject of the morning discourse: "The Resurrection" l"
 Prof. J. w. Stotts opened school in the Chrisco building (up-stairs) on Monday last. This school is known as the Forrest City Business college, and started with an enrolment of nineteen pupils in the day class and now has thirteen Tn the night class. All the commercial branches are taught.
 The Episcopal church at this place has been raised from mission to parish church. The vestry is: Walter Gorman, senior warden; E. l.. tada- kin, junior warden; John Gatling, Samuel Worrall and k. Hurley. Mrs. K. Landvoit is president and Mrs. k. Hurley secretary of Gthe Guild of the Good Shepherd.
 The Haynes correspondent of the Marianna Courier in last weeks issue says: 'J. F. Blanton of Forrest City was here on Monday to see his many friends. We are inclined to think Pink is looking for cook, as he looked. and he was just blooming, and in fair sifte to lose his sweet