The Forrest City times., 1893-06-02

ms room quite i Il, this week. We are Slad to learn, however, that he is re- covering
 NJ. V. Hancock and family have been guests Of Capt. and Mrs Winthrop this week While his train stopped over at this place
 l.. R0llwage was taken III yesterdav forenoon and prevented from attending the Clara Conway Institute Commence ment Exercises
 00volumes handsomely bound books by standard authors just received at the news stand and will be sold at 50 cents per volume.
 Arthur Litton, who has been work ing at Wynne for several months. is in town on avisit to relatives and friends. lie reports Wynne OH d boom.
 Send to Wn. NJ. Bowen. Newport Ark. for descriptive Catalogue of Roses Greenhouse and Bedding Plants. % Pansies in Bud and Bloom Sl00
 Best goods at lowest prices in Dry Goods, Notions. Gents Youths and Boys Clothing, Boots and Shoes. Hats and Caps, at l.. RolIwage x Co s.
 Russell, Graham tl Co. are the suc- cesSIul dealers III honest. reliable mer- chdnulSe. ou are assured of value Tor value When you trade with them
 A beautiful line of memorandum and small bllnk books of all kinds has just been opened at the news stand. See the window display next door east of the bank.
 The Magnolia Saloon is the place to get a hrst-class article Ot whiskey, wine, beer or brandy. Their French Imported Brandy is as good as can be found on the market.
 Misses Pearle Dennis and Norma RollWage. of Forrest City came down "Wednesday morning and remained sev- erdl days visiting friends in Marianna. Lee County Couner
 The Benevolent society will meet at Baptist church Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. A full attendance is requested. Members who cannot attend are re- queSted to forward their dues.
 The Nineteenth Century club will hold it's first meeting in June at the residence of Mrs. N. w. Norton next Wednesday night It is hoped that there will be d large attendance.
 Jas Russell and Geo, F. Tayor at tended meeting of the members of Sahara Temple, ancient Arabic order of nob.es of the Mystic Shrine. at Pine Bluff Monday, returning Wednesday. MT. N. J. Allen who formerly resided in Forrest City has moved with his l family to their home near Colt station where Jack intends trying his hand at farming. We wish him much success | in his work.
 w. E. Kirby formerly one of the propretOrS of tue South Washington street butcher shop has accepted pc sition with l.. R. Grobmyer. Bud is a good man i'll his line, and we wish him much success.
 Mrs J. M. Daggett gave an enter | tanment to her young friends c0mpli- mentary to Misses Ava Taylor, Katie l Rolwage and Ada Mcdaniel, of For rest City, on Tuesday eveniug.-Lee 1 County Courier.
 J. II. Devasier of L'Anguille town 1 ship was in the city yesterday and gave us a call. He reports great dam age done to crops in his neighborhood l from the recent rains, but thinks his in very good shape.
 T. 0. Fitzpatrick was in town yes terday. He says that crops have been | fearfully damaged i'll the northern part of the county, and that he don't | see much difference between the bot toms and uplands.
 T. c. Folbre & Co.'S Magnolia Saloon l is an orderly place, and together with 1 the further fact that their liquors are | the best the market affords, makes It d very desirable place to visit when Ill need of anything in their line.
 John Tipton, of Memphis arrived i'll | the city Sunday and has accepted sit uation with the Enterprise drugstore, vice II. T. Wood. resigned. MT. lip ton is a iirstclass druggist, and THE TIMEs bids him welcome to the city.
 Rev. Lockwood of Helena was to have preached at the Presbyterian church Monday night, but owing to washouts on the Iron Mountain road between Helena and this place, trains not being able to pass did not arrive
 A prominent mercantile firm in town received the following order for sup plies just after the big rain of Nedner- day afternoon: One eambOat, two dozen rubber coats (bestl. b canoes, or dugouts, 8 batteaux, Is umbrellas, 37 life -preseryers, l divingbell.
 Plantation Chill Cure is guaranteed. If it don't cure go and get your money back. Ask your merchant about It. Price 50cts. Sold by l.. Rollwage x Co, Pettus Bros. ,S Buford, German x Barrow, J. w. Beck, Forrest City, and I. Goldberg, Wheatley. Ark, w. ;. x J. l.. Hughes and $. l.. Andrews, Haynes, Ark.