The Forrest City times., 1893-02-24

w. II. Levitt. of Goodwin, was in
town Thursday.
A. p. Henderson, of Colt, WAS in the
city yesterday.
6. ID. Rogers visited Ibis people, in
Forrest City Sunday.
l.. =. Featherstun went to Memphis
on business this week.
Z 2. Todd. of New Castle, gave us
a pleasant cali Tuesday.
Col. Y. 3. lizard expects to attend
Cievcland's inauguration.
\. b. Nelson's daughter, Mamie, is
Stly sick Win pneumonia.
Mrs. Dollaihide, Of Texarkana, is
visiting friends III the city.
sam Baskins, Of Franks township,
WIS in the city Wednesday.
Or. Newbern. from Macon, Tenn, is
visiting relatives in the city.
Eugene Barrow of Columbia, Tenn,
is visiting relatives in the city.
Buy your ScHooL Books and STA
.roNEEY ut l.. Eollwage q Co.'S
Mrs. Robert Hinton went to Wheat
icy SATURDAY 10 visit her parents.
Cor the Eureka Moving machines.
j. w McGuIlars, from Griggs
TOW nsi,ip. was ~ the city Monday.
The schools gave holiday Wednes-
day being ssllipgton's birthday.
W. y Heuslis. from Franks town
ship, gave us pleasant call Monday.
MIS-. Willie NASH is on a visit to her
sister. Mrb.John Taylor. in the country.
". II. Partridge, wife and daughter
of Palestine, were iii the city Tuesday
Try m5cg oasuosT tea FOR Dy.repssA
Geo i Frazier and family. of Alma
visited Ed. Cason and family last
week
Rev. f. Z. Taylor visited old
friends at Walnut Ridge, Ark, this
week.
Mrs Jno Cole. an estimable lady. ia
SICK 1T he home of her niece, Mrs. U.
" Jett
Squire Tom Withers and Jesse Hall
Of Griegs township were in the city
Monday.
MIS-. /. p Featherston is visiting
her sister Mrs. j. A. Sylvester in Mem
pins this week.
Mis- lille Nay Bradford of Wynne
is visiting her cousin Miss Annie Lee
Ccbhs, Of our city.
Largest cheapest and best stock of
goods ever brought to the city, at l..
EoIl~aGc & Co.'S
Mrs ]. ". Beck returned from NJ ars
rbis Saturday, where she went to hear
Sam Jones preach.
Travelling freight agent j. A Burns.
If the Iron Mountain was in the city
on business Tuesday.
0verc0sts. Clothing and Ladies
Cloaks &t cost for he next thirty DAYS
by II b Gwyn & Co.
Clerk Laughinghouse reports litiga-
ton as liyely-many suits being filed
and more 10 come in.
Wa. Jolly. of Millhrook. WAS in to
see us Monday and left renembrances
that made our hearts glad
Ars. Mary A Cole died last night
and will he buried tomorrow at II
o'clock in the city cemetery.
Can any one tell nae the whereabouts
of one &. ". Gsnno Please answer,
ADDRESS. K care Of TIxgs.
Andy Moore, who has been on an ex-
tended visit to Larkinsville, Ala, re-
turned home Tuesday night.
County Judge Hinton says he has
finished appointing read Overseers and
intends to have road wcrk pushed
r. j. Mitchell and John Smith, of
Palestine, were Handwriting with
their Forrest City friends Tuesday.
Mrs w. NJ Myers returned from
Helena Monday, where she has been
spending several weeks with friends.
!!;sslreo's wsgs So cAacalfns female sis.aees
Mrs J. n. Cotton AID son Guy left
for Memphis Tuesday. where they will
visit Mrs. C's daughter, Mrs. j. b
Ramsey.
Citizens in the eastern part Of the
county expect much high water this
year. We hope their fears will not be
reaiizad..
Ducks are reported as plentiful on
Bald prairie. Our local Eimrods can
fnd fi'e sport there, If the ducks have
not migrated.
800 bushels Triumph Irish pota-
toes and 1000 bushels Jersey sweet
potatoes for sale at Memphis prices
by G, w. Kirby.
Plof Willie Nash. who is teaching
school at Hunter. paid his family y
visit Saturday. returning to his school
Sunday evening.
Rev O A. Bruce expects to have
divine service in the Presbyterian
church the first Sunday in each month,
morning and evening.
The ladies' have been making the in
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