The Forrest City times., 1893-06-16

bahkS' ot Marlanna, are visiting in the city this week, guests of Miss Pearl May. ''''
 Dr. R. II. Sparkman. after a severe illness, IS again able to come down town, and gave us pleasant call Tues day.
 We are pleased to note that Dr. J. R. Cason has recovered from his several days illness, and resumed his prac- tVe.
 h view of what Hoods Sarsaparilla has done for others. is itnot reasonable to believe that it will also be of benefit to you
 Capt J. $. Fitch of Caldwell was in town Monday on business. He re- ports things greatly improved ill his section.
 Miss Blanche Ingram, of Byhala. Miss, is visiting the family of her brother, N. E. Ingram, She arrived thiS morning.
 Marshal M. l.. Monroe and wife ac- companied by his mother went to Mem phis Sunday morning, and visited Ral- eigh Springs.
 Miss Katie Mai Mitchell. of Helena came up Wednesday to visit friends. She is the charming guest of Miss Will lie Mcdaniel.
 Rev. A. E. Grover will preach at the Presbyterian church next Sunday morning and night. The public cor dially invited.
 J, B. Wood has been confined to his bed several days with fever. When hlp to NvprlI linn noug rtIppip~ l. lery at Wynne.
 Hut Nichols. of Robinsonville. Miss, cousin to John M Nichols of this city, came in this morning on flying visit. He left at 1042 Dr. Alley went to the Cut-Off this | morning on professional visit to Mrs. John Farmer, who is dangerously ill with maIarlal fever. FOR RENT-The store house lately vacated by A Freidfnan & Go. One of the best stands in town. Apply to Landvoigt & Fadakin The sales of the delinquent lands of St Francis county took place Monday ! at the court house. It just took fifty 1 five minutes to make the sale. Misses Maggie Clark and Gusse | Shaul, of Marianna, are visiting friends in town this week and are guests of Miss Ada Mcdaniel. Mrs. Minnie Bobo, of Lyons, Miss, | arrived in the city this morning, and will probably spend the summer here | with her relatives and friends. Misses Martha Neimann and Laura | Govan, of Marianna, came up Wednes- l day evening on visit to friends. and are guests of Miss Alva Taylor. Best goods at lowest prlces in Dry 1 Goods, Notions. Gents, Youths and ! Boys Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats | and Caps, at l.. Rollwage & Co.'s. Hon. II. F. Roleson of Augusta was 1 in town yesterday enroute home from
 Helena. where he has just finished up the circuit court of Phillips county.
 Russell, Graham tJ Co. are tine sue l cessful dealers in honest. reliable mer- l chandiSa. You are assured Of value 1 for value when you trade with them. Miss Bertie Fizer and little sister re- l turned home from school at Jackson, l Tenn. this morning. MT. Flzer has rented the Stewart place and has moved | in.
 Sheriff Williams conveyed the fol | lowing prisoners to Maranna jail for l safekeeping: q. Mooneyhan. Wlll
 Greenacre, Will Cook and Bob Millin- | der.
 Miss Alice Sanders. who has been at | tending school at Philadelphia for ten
 months. returned home Sunday even
 ing. to the delight oi her relatives and friends.
 The Iron Mountain railroad is Sel' ling round trip tickets to Chicago, good l until November l5. at S2630 Also
 round trip to St. Louis at Sl43 30; good
 same time.
 Children's meeting at the Methodist
 church, f o'clock Sunday. Program
 speeches. songs and recitations by the children. short sermon by the pastor. | All invited.
 Miss Annie Yerzley left Monday fol
 a visit to friends in Brinkley. More than one of her acquaintanceS are ln- l eonsolable at her absence even for SC short time.
 Miss Anna Lee Cobbs who has been visiting her cousin, Mrs. Lucy Heath at Pass Christian, Miss, returned home Tuesday, having spent several weeks there most pleasantly
 G. w. Welch. the boss brick contract or of Wynne, was in the city Tuesday looking for brick yard hands, and with an eve open towards getting con tract to build us a new jail.
 Paper apkins-imitation of lace, very durable and pretty, for supl.ers, parties. picnics, etc, may be had at 1 the news stand at 90 cents per hun