The Forrest City times., 1893-06-23

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 The canning factory received this week 1o.0O0 cans to begin work as soon as the fruit is ripe.
 Hills Double Chloride of Gold Tab lets, for cure of Tobacco Habit, for sale at the news stand.
 Earl Davis of Memphis, spent Sun day Tn our city. His numerous friends here are always glad to see him.
 Don t fail to see the beautiful and emotional drama to be presented by Forrest City 5 best talent July f.
 Mrs. E. Landvoigt left Sunday for It. Smith, and perhaps may visit the Worlds Fair before she returns.
 Tie pay train oD the Iron Mountain went down the road Wednesday. spread ing joy and happiness in its wake.
 The water is receding, corn and cotton growing finely. and fish are bit Ing like sin-what more do you want.
 Mrs. Kate Rogers gave dining yes terday to number of the young lady visitors in our city. It was recherche affairs.
 A. D. Boyle. has improved the looks ot his domlcil greatly the past week by the addition of d very neat summer kitchen.
 Notwithstanding the disastrous over flow of the bottoms, much cotton, since the water receded give promise of a fair yield.
 Miss Willie Mcdaniel accompanied Miss Mitchell home to Helena Satur- day, where she will spend few days as her guest.
 Mrs. w. $. Graham left Saturday | for fOrtnight's visit to Memphis. Mir. 1 Graham accompanied her, but re- | turned Tuesday.
 Mrs Emma Cummings left the early l part of the week to visit friends al Searcy. We wish her pleasent so- journ while away. The young folks had joyous time al Mrs. 0. i}. Rollwage's Tuesday night | The entertainment was given III honor of visiting guests.
 Last Thursday, Joe Webber, (col) was found wandering around Good. | win in nude state. He was adjudged 1 insane and was incarcerated Tn the l jail at Forrest City.
 Do you read the testimonials publish ed in behalf of Hoods Sarsaparilla: They are thoroughly reliable and worthy of confidence. | Miss Fannie Harris of Memphis ar. rived Sunday for brief visit to rela. | lives and friends. She is the guest o1 Mrs. Walter German.
 Prof. Ezell has ordered new music l for the band, and says the public may expect some good music in the future l Success to the band. l FOR RENT-The store house lately vacated by A. Freidman & Co. One 1 of the best stands in town. Apply to Landvoigt X Vadakin.
 The l.. M. & R. R, are busy haul ing dirt from Crowley ridge to the bottoms, and will continue until every thing is in apple-pie order.
 The dwelling of A. Becker has re ceived new roof. 1t is now proo' against the waterspouts which ire | quented these parts of late. The arrival of the Blarney stone al l Chicago. has settled the matter Ill 1 Squire Bovle's mind about his visit te the fair. It is a settled fact.
 James NJ. Stuart, jr of Little Rock WAS pleasant visiter in our city the l first of the week. Jim reports every 1 thing very quiet at the capital
 An attachment was levied Wednes day on some lumber belonging to BecR | ,S Dickerson, by Smith, Graham S Jones of Wynne for Sll55.95.
 I. II. Lntz who has been confined tC his bed for the past two months IS. we are glad to note, able to be up at thiS writing. May he soon recover.
 Best goods at lowest prices in Dry Goods. Notions. Gents. oatlls' and Boys Clothing, Boots and Shoes. Hats and Caps, at l.. RollwaQe x Co. s. Russell. Graham < Co. are the sue | cessful dealers in honest. reliable mer' chandise. Ton are assured oi value | for value when you trade with them 1 Next Friday a musicale will be given 1 for a charitable purpose, and judging | from the preparations being made. II promises to be the affair of the season
 We are the recipients of 20-foot vine of the Nick Jackson variety ol blackberry. It is quite curiosity, and l like some of Nick yarns, IS long drawn out.
 Misses Mary Bettie Mosley, Lizzie | Worrell, MT. and Mrs. Glover, Ot For rest City, were in the city sunday enroute to Little Rock.-Wynne Ga' | Zette.
 The little daughter of Mir and Mrs Howell was inferred i'll the Forrest | City Cemetery Tuesday evening. we