The Forrest City times., 1893-09-29
Additional Local.

German & Barrow have fne lot of 'SeeC wheat for.Sale.
 Miss Maggie Nash has recovered from her late illness.
 J. II. Alley and T. c. rFolbre, jr., have returned froal Chicago.
 MissILou Bottoms was at the point of death at II o'clock today.
 James l.. Scott. of Franks township has been in the city this week.
 The grand jury has adjourned, and several of the sports have returned.
 ;sstGarnett Fitzpatrick has been visiting friends in town several days.
 Capt. C..L. Knight returned from Chicago Tuesday, after visit of twen- ty days.
 Will.Da@sen took adyantage,Of the excursion Saturday night, to visit the Bluff City.
 J. W.'Dennis, ar, has accepted a sit nation with Russell, Graham .& Co. Jim is hustler and will succeed.
 Dr. .J. R. Cason returned Tuesday fromrh his homein Tennessee, where he went to visit relatives and friends.
 Wy. $. HemenWay and wife. of Wheatley. returned home Monday af- ter t.stay of two@eeks in cur city.
 Mallon<Folbre was quite ill Wednes- day morning. He had d spasm. The little fellow is able to be out again.
 Miss Jeanette Becker left Monday for Memphis, where she will enter school. Mrs. Becker accompanied her. v. R. Wood and Jas. Clark have re- n1 to haa pif .tx teur of. Eastefn ArkaRsas with their gallery.
 Becker and Lewis have several at fractions booked for the opera ehouse, which will aprear at intervals during the season, .EldsJ. H. Cason and family left yes terday for Athens, Texas. their future residence. Many warm frisnds regret their departure. { John ,Fu2simnoRs has moved his family to Memphis; presumably in or. der to give his children the benefit of the free. schools.
 sCapt..James NJ eLevesgue was in the city yesterday on business. He has d large circle of friends here who are alt fWays glad to see him.
 Pref. 0. A. sEgell and lIc inimitable brass band came out on Front street Saturday night and .made the welkin ring with their choice selections. J. A. Wells, representing the Paris Medicine O., Of St. Louis, proprietOrS tOf Groves Tasteless Chill Tome. was in town this week, and gave ns pleas! aDt.call.
 The Australian 99-cent stWe de. Camp-ed Saturday night, and has been in Brinkley ths week. H. k. Camp. the genial proprietor, vElade several friends while here.
 The best fountain pen ever brought to this town may be-. had at the news stand for g.. The "Eyer Ready" gold point. Try one. ,Every pen uucOndi- |aionally guaranteed.
 Miss Mary B. Moseleyleft this morn tug for Cincinnati where she will enter the College of Music, afer cultivation! She has excellent capabilities and we wish her tue greatest success in her studies.
 The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal church wilhmeeU with Miss .Ruse Dur borrow at her mothes'S residence next Tuesday afternoon. A full attendance is requested, as business of importance will come.np.
 Geo. P. Taylor.will leave Sunday evening for St. Louis where he goes as delegate to the Pan American Bime- tallic Association. Miss Alva will ac- company him, and they may. go to Chi cago before retcrning. J. w. McCullags, was in town yester- day and says he saw and counted IS hawks flying south near his home. That is great many hawks, yet not so many when we recognlze that fish stories are out ofseason.
 aeELREE,s WINE os cARDUI for Weak Nerves
 The jury in the ease of Coffey X l Jackson vs The Town of Forrest City, :, j. brought in a verdict for the defendant |.thiS morning. Judge CofFey says there was considerable politics in the~case. j,His testimony lost him the case.
 Are you,having aches and pains? If SO buy bottle XIX Linment, use it according to directions, internally and externally. and it will cure you. It cured Judge GeoEge Clark Of criunp collie in 10 minutes. Sold bysWiathrop 6 Co.
 Just received at E. J BadiNelli's sa- | loon, two of those mammoth barrels of the famous brands of whskey-Ten- nessee Club and Old Rossmore. When you are in town don't fail to give Ike d call. He is,sslways glad to see you.
 J. B. Wood has returned frem tour of Wynne. Brinkley and Marianne. and now has his gallery located on North Washington street. He will probably stay but short while, as he contem-