The Forrest City times., 1892-04-15
Sunday will be Easter.

MIS. E. LauufOiSI cOutllueS SlliI quite ill.
 James Russell went to Memphis Monday.
 A box factory is to be erected at Harrisburg.
 W. NJ. Partridge of Palestine came over Tuesday.
 l.. c. Baleh of Little Rock was in the city yesterday.
 J.T. Walker of Goodwin WAS in town Tuesday.
 l.. M. Fieener of Wheatley was ill town Tuesday.
 Mart Dawson of Haynes was in the city Wednesday.
 J. J. Hughes of Haynes was in the city We3nesday.
 cE k of Little Rock was in the ea lay.
 W U. sbit of Little Rock was in the city I aesday.
 II. G. uartin of Little Rock was in the city Tuesday.
 Dan Mcdonald of Lagrange was fin the city Tuesday.
 Emmett Fogg of Caldwell was on the streets yesterday.
 Mrs. Jennie Hoy of Mcdaniel was in the city yesterday.
 Attorney George Sibley of Lonoke came over Tuesday.
 J T. Ruiiin of Clinton, Mo-, was in the city Wednesday.
 R. J izard went to Memphis Wednesday morning.
 Bob and Tom Hodges of Yooona were in town yesterday.
 W.sM. Taylor of Bledsoe's Landing was Tn the city Monday.
 The grand jury occupies the front room oyer lizards store.
 Capt. w. IT. Pearce of Goodwin ar rfysa in the city Monday.
 John IIutohius of Cedartown, Ga. VAS i'll the city Wednesday.
 The law docket will be taken up in the ciIeGit court next Monday.
 Joe Cunningham came over from Pine BluH "Wednesday morning,
 The best Of the performance last night-the music''-The people.
 Preston C. West of Fort smith was among Monday's s visitors in the city.
 Please return the step ladder bor rowed of me. B. r. MCCRARY. Tom Hester did not fail of his usual weekly visit to Palestine last Sunday. Mrs. Semblrr spent several days vis- iting friends north of town this week Robert Mitchell, better known as Uncle Bob was in the city Monday. J r. Wright of Memphis vas regis tered at ths Forrest City hotel Tues day.
 $. II. Wright of St. Charles, Mo, was among Tuesdays visitors In the city.
 Tine contest for Sol. Lewis's prize pony and cart is in progress this after noon.
 F. c. Hughes of Linden was in town this week in attendance upon circuit court.
 A. R. Bragg, of the Little Rock and Memphis railroad, Little Rock, was in town Tuesday.
 Judge John H. Parrot was seized with sudden severe illness while Tn town Saturday.
 Miss Dora Farmer of the Cutoff ar rived in the city Wednesday morning on the Gayoso.
 T. D. Benthall, one of Marianna's prosperous merchants, passed through the city Monday.
 Miss Anna Lee Cobbs returned Fri day evening from pleasant visit with friends at Helena.
 Mesdames Mary Jolly and Richard Hodges of Yocona were in the city shopping yesterday.
 There was large crowd of country people on our streets yesterday, and merchants were busy.
 Capt. w. H. Haynes of Little Rock was in the city Monday looking after his property interests.
 J. N. Farmer of the Cut-Of was Tn the city Tuesday and Wednesday looking after court matters.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. R. Hoshall of Bo- nsir came up yesterday to be present at the cornerstone services.
 Rev. NJ. B. Umsted of Brinkley was over Wednesday night for the purpose of receiving Masonic degrees.
 Judge Green is clearing the docket with commendable expedition. Only one criminal case has been passed as yet.
 Hon. James r. Brown of Marianna, one of the leading legal lights of East ern Arkansas, was in the city Tues day.
 Notwithstanding the disagreeable weather, an immense throng turned out to witness the cornerstone ser wees.
 Rev. c. A. Bruce, rector of the Epis- copal church, will conduct Easter ser vices in the Presbyterian church next Sunday.
 After the performance at the opera house last night several couples re. mained and lndulged in the delights Of a dance.
 Hon. II. F. Roleson of Augusta, can dldate for prosecuting attorney of this tthe First) judicial district, was in the city this week.
 A slight error occurred in the mayor special election proclamation, and the hraeiaLlation is reproduced oD the ln- eloe tAlS week.