The Forrest City times., 1893-04-28
New books at the news stand.
 Single Life" Wednesday night. Trade with l.. RoLLwAGE & Co.

Trade with l.. ROLLwAGE Go. [Try sLAcKDRAuGHI tea for Dyspcpsia Emersen's works may be had at the Elews stand. Judge P. D. Boyle visited Memphis night. Mrs. R. H. Sparkman visited Mem Ephis Wednesday. J. NJ. Dacgeit of Marianne was in 1 the city Sunday. Mrs. Emma Cummings is visiting [relatives at Searcy. Mrs. Lilie Gill. who was very ill last |veek, is improving. J. E. Shirley has moved from Haynes I to Helena to reside. J. w. Mallory. jr., of Backiish was lin the city Saturday. Grand lodge Knights and Ladies of |IIonor next Tuesday. The Little Rock and Memphis pay car passed east Saturday. The Front-street parks are being re- |fenced, which is timely. Try the Stakeholder Wagon. l.. Roll wage & Co.,, sole Agents. Capt J. w. Wynne of Memphis |speut Tuesday ill the city. Go to Russell, Graham & Co.'s fol mowers and rakes; also lime. Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday brought tremendous rainfalls. Buy ilamilton-Brown BooTs and SHOES at l.. Rollwage x Co., Captain F. Henry Prewitt of Little Rock spent Sunday in tile city. fhe town hog and town COW must go, or the Front-street parks will go. Buy your SCHOOL BOOKS and STA |gioNEEY at l.. Rollwage & Co. s. Mrs. Nj. Gregg, of the Forrest City hotel, visited Memphis Monday. Jesse Nelson returned Monday night from Texas on a visit with friends. Ernest Long returned yesterday from school at Poughkeepsie, N. Y. L A. Hooper of Little Rock visited his old Forrest City friends Tuesday.
 The little folks had an enjoyable sociabIe at o. B. Rollwage's last night. staszLsEE,s s WINE o. CAROL! for Weak Nerve.
 , E. Castpel spent last week in Mem plfis, returning home Saturday even ing.
 Hoods Pills cure liver ills, jaundice, biiousness, sick headache, constipa- ti0n.
 We are pleased to note the continued improvement of our old friend I. II. Lutz.
 Go and see the drama, Single Life" at fbA nkar.l hnt,sp W or nuoI,Iu night.
 Il. r. German of Searcy arrived in the city Monday, remaining until We'd Aesday.
 Mrs. R. J. Izard returned Tuesday evening from d visit with her father at Howell
 Joe Frank. who was quite III the early part of the week, is now much improved.
 FoR RENT-Three comfortable rooms centrally located. Apply to J. w. Beck & Go
 Russell, Graham & Co. are agents for the Mccormack mower. See 1t, and buy the best,
 N. j. Allen and family now occupy the Vogel dwelling on South Wash ington sCreet.
 Buy your Lime, Cement, Fire Brick, Terra Gotta and Flue Pipe from l.. Eoilwage & Co.
 FOR RENT-A five-room residence Ill northern part of town. Inquire al the news stand.
 Don't forget the etertainmeut to be gwen at the operalouse next Wednes day night, Mays.
 Largest. cheapest and best stock of goods ever brought to the city, at l.. Rollaage & Co.'S.
 A night watchman is good thing, ot course, but suitable fire service should be provided.
 r. k. Garner, of the Garner Slave company, Maryell, Phillips county was Tn the city Tuesday.
 Mrs. Sarah Lewis is having her dwelling on Izard street neatly repa peted and repainted.
 Oyercoats, Clothing and Ladies Cioaks at cost fols the next thirty days Dy II. $ Gwyn & Go.
 Charles Gregg of Greenville, Miss, arrived Sunday night and will make forfest City his home.
 W. k. Nash will make tin types one TOT D cents and four for 75 cents, at. J. $. Woods old stand.
 :. pr. John IZard, wbo was on the sick IiSt several days last week, was able to oe on the streets Tuesday.
 Capt. w. J. Dickerson of Union City,
 lem, was in the city Tuesday shak- Ing hands with friends.
 Joe Wynne of Memphis came oyer