The Forrest City times., 1893-03-24

car near Caldwell delayed the south bound passenger three hours Wednes- day.
 J. B. Lewis, who recently moved from Tennessee. to this county and located in Franks township, was in the city Monday.
 FOR RENT-The store house lately vacated by A Frcidman & Co One of the best stands in town. Apply to Landvoigt & Nadakin.
 Those who desire tomato seed to plant for the canning factory can now obtain them at Russell, Graham & Go free of charge.
 Mark Sparcy. of Memphis. with the Geo Arnold Grocery Co, was in the city his week on business connected with the court.
 \ very complete line of Staple and Fancy Groceries may be found at Fus- sell. Graham & Co.'S at Rock Bottom figures.
 T. c. Folbre & Co. have had their ss- loon repainted inside and out, 4 beau tiful sign painted on the door and made other improvements.
 The Yannissee whiskey is for sale at F. J. Badinelli's saloon. It's reputa- tion is made. but it must bp tasted to b. appreciated.
 Dr Lipsey Sam Hodges. Claud Fol brr and Arthur Litton represented the ''stagso at ths barbecue at Colt Wed nesday
 The Kiausman Beer is always on tap at E J. l5adinelli's sa oon Give him 4 call when you want good Wine, Whiskey, Beer or Cigars.
 A matinee will be given at the race track next week perhaps. We have many admirers of fine horses who no doubt will attend.
 Master Paul Pope has been taking week off. (as the boys say) with rela- tives in the country. We hope he will return soon.
 Bibles and restaments for sale at the store of $ II Maun from the American Bible seciet,. Books cheap for cash Call and see them.
 E. J. Badinelli. of Wynne. was down Tuesday. looking after his interests here and says he has another one ot those large barrels enroute.
 The attendance at the meeting of the Epworth League at F. NJ prewett 8 this week WAS the largest since their organization in Forrest City.
 Have your photos made right away, as you will not have the opportu- nity again before next fall, as J. B. Wood will leave in few days.
 Mrs. Kate Rogers and her daughter Julia. visited Mrs. Rogers mother at her home near Haynes last week and returned Sunday.
 Mrs. Franks, wife of A. Franks died Saturday evening and was buried Sun- day. We extend sympathy to the be- reaved husband.
 The drinks put upon the bar at T. c. Folbre & Co. s saloon may be de pended upon as being ot the very best brands. Give them call.
 Hold yourself in readiness to attend the dramatic entertainment to be given by the ladies Of the Episcopa guild in the near future.
 w B. Brooks. station agent of the Little Rock and Memphis at Wheat ley, was in the city Monday, d witness, in tlie circuit court.
 
 Goods. Notions. Gents, Youths anC Boys Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, at l.. Rollwage & Co.'S.
 C. D. Rogers came in Friday to set "his people" and left Wednesday foi Oxford Miss. He is now engaged witt the Oxfogd Canning company.
 You will only have week or two longer to have your photos made before I leave Forrest City, and 1 will not be back before next fall. J. B Wood. H. R. Neblett, representing tn, Plymouth Rock Pant Co, was in towi yesterday shaking hands with man! | old friends.
 There ought to be a large fruit cr0l l this season. as unlike last March, ther' has been no weather sufficiently cold tC | damage the buds. Russell, Graham t5 Go. are the sue cessful dealers in honest. reliable mer chandise. You are assured of valu 1 for value when you trade with them
 Mrs c. l.. Eggleston returned Tues day from Chicago, where she has beer visiting her mother for sometime. Mir Eggleston went over to Memphis t, meet her.
 Dewitt Davis. of Texarkana, an ol' Forrest City boy. has been visitins relatives in the city. Dewitt Ina many friends in the city who were gla' | to see him.
 l We have a large and nice line 0 gents all-wool underwear and over shirts, that. we will close out at aetna cost, for the next thirty days at II. E 1 Gwyn & Co.'s
 MS- sLacK-DRAJoHT tea cures Constipation
 The Tennessee Club Whiskey. tn hast pp the m arEpt may bp had at K