The Forrest City times., 1893-05-19

MISS Maria Elliot returned Friday | rom Mississippi. much to the pratif- l catloh Of her legion of friends.
 A full line of FURNITURE kept l constantly on hand at l.. Rollwape & | Co. $, very cheap for cash.
 Last week Judge Hinton refused a | petition to change the- boundary lines between school districts No. 24 and 34. In Wheatley township.
 FOR RENT-The store house lately vacated by A. Freidman tE Co. One of the best stands in town. Apply to Landvoigt x Vadakin
 Our old typo friend James Bidding recently employed on the eMarianna Cou- Tier, was Tn the city Wednesday even- 1 Ing, enroute to St. Louis.
 Mrs. Ed Gurley of Madison, who bad been visiting her mother; Mrs. Harris, l Tn this city, returned home this morn ing, accompanied by the latter.
 Bottom farmers say if the flood re- crdes by the 10th of June they will be still able, with favorable after cond- tlons, to raise fair cotton crop.
 Send to Wm. NJ. Bowen, Newport. | Ark. for descriptive Catalogue of Roses | Greenhouse and Bedding Plants. p 1 PanSies in Bud and Bloom S1 co.
 Best goods at lowest prices in Dry | Goods, Notions. Gents, Youths and Boys Clothing, Boots and Shoes. Hats and Caps, at l.. Rollwage & Co.'s
 Russell, Graham to Co. are the suc- cessful dealers in honest reliable mer- n ill nff ntl s1 r,( ,l,,... | for value when you trade with them MeE!-ss.. WINE OF cARDu! for female diseases The special election for constable in l Goodwin township. set for tomorrow, has been declared off, owing to a lack of time in advertising it. It will occur ] later.
 | The new residence being erected by l Hon. R. J. Williams is assuming very eminent proportions, and when com 1 pleted will be one of the handsOmest 1 in the city.
 TAe Magnolia Saloon is the place to | get tirst-class article 0t whiskey, wine, beer or brandy. Their French 1 Imported Brandy is as good as can be 1 found on the market.
 Miss Clara Conway arrived from | Memphis this morning and will address | the Nineteenth Century club at the 1 operahouse tonight. She is the guest | of Mrs. W. S Graham.
 John NJ. Davis has planted some fif- l teen acres in peas. an example which other farmers would do well to follow It is more profitable farming than the | growing of siX-cent cotton.
 Miss. Callie Wells, charming young lady of Little Rock. is visiting the | family of her uncle. D. 1. Hunter, in this. city, and THE TIMES hopes her | stay will be q pleasant one. A capaciOus sewer has been placed in front of Nj. W. Casteel's property, | which will completely relieve that nelghborhood from the eXasperating flooding of the streets and premises.
 Rev. ]. A. Mason is attending the 1 general assembly of the Cumberland 1 Prtsbyterian church of Arkansas. at 1 Little Rock. as commissioner from For | rest City. It commenced yesterday. sss- WINE OF CRRDul, Tonic TOT Women.
 Our Col E. Landvoigt left on Satur- l day mornings Little Rock and Mem 1 phis train for Chicago to take in the l big show aud attend, primarily, a meet ing of the National Editorial assoca- l tlOn.
 Isn't it about time the chairman of | the county democratic committee WAS | appointing a time for holding con vention or primaries for the selection of delegates to the judicial convention l in June?
 Hon. Geo P. Taylor and John Cat | ling left Monday morning for lioi Springs, where they are attending the meeting of the grand lodge Knights of Pythias as delegates from General | Forrest Lodge.
 I. II. LutZ has been on the sick-list for several weeks, being barely able tc % about. He is now confined to his bed seriously i'll. TIE TIMES hopes to see him again at his place of busi- ness in a few days.
 A number of wagons have passed through town during the past week, loaded with household effects of reftl gees from the 0veriloWed country to the east. A deplorable state of affairs exists, and the end is not yet.
 r. c. Folbre & Co.'S Magnolia Saloon is an orderly place, and together witl the further fact that their liquors are the best the market affords, makes it il very desirable place to visit when III need of anything in their line.
 Mrs. c. A. Bruce of Helena arrived Sunday evening to attend the bedside of her husband, who was injured by 8 fall last week. We are glad to know that he is improving and trust he vii soon be able to resume his work.
 Tom Jackson denies going to Oko 1 Ion, Mice Sunday of last week tC