The Forrest City times., 1894-08-31

territory with the dog fennel and this. ties Unless checked this weed will soon become pest.
 Mir. and Mrs. Beauchamp. parents ot C. II. Beauehamp, returned to Paducab Wednesday. after pleasant visit of 8 couple of weeks in this city.
 Mrs r. A Hatcher. Mrs. J. H. Shy der and Mrs. N. G. Hatcher. of Jones. baro. arrived in the city Tuesday. on a visit to relatives and friends.
 Dr. J. R Cason returned home Tues. day after spending several weeks in the mountains of Colorado. where be went to recuperate his health.
 Morris Lesser. of Marianna. has been in town several days visiting his sister. Mrs. A. Myers. and to see how their new store was getting on.
 Mrs. W. H. Bard. of Little Rock. who has been visiting relatives and friends in the city for two weeks re- turned home yesterday morning.
 Best goods at lowest prIces m Dry Goods. Notions Gents. Youtls' and Boys Clothing. Boots and Shoes. Hats and Caps. at l.. Roliwage k Co.'S.
 Capt. Geo. W. Alien. of Lee county. after spending short time at Searcy, passed on down to Lee county Thurs day. The Capt is in feeble health.
 J. H. Alley says the rain last week almost ruined his tomato crop. and he thinks he lost o000 bushels on his 40 acre patch. The fruit routed on the vine.
 There will b. services at the Presby- terian church next sunday morning and night. at regular hours. by the pas tor, Rev. J E. Green. All are invited.
 For the best Cotton c ins. Presses and Seed Cotton |" E eyators and Dis tribut-rS.n write direct to the Smith Sons Gin & Machine Go.. Birminghom. Ala
 THE TINES failed to mention last week the arrival of sweet girl baby at the Forrest CiIy House. Papa Beauchamp Is wearing the usual proud smile.
 Brandon < Bangh shipped carload of fat cattle to Louisville. Ky Mon- day. These gentlemen are making d success of their cattle ranehe Ill the bottoms.
 w. Irby Jones. who is now in the railway mail service. with head quar- ters al St. Louis. visited parents and other relatives and friends in town this week.
 George Ellis. the shoemaker. who has been absent from town for several months has returned and reopened in the Wilson building next door to IZard $ old stand.
 A new leaf turned over in the eating line. Meals and warm lunches when you call for them. at Hasley's Restau- rant, next door to Folbre's place. Call and see us.
 The News Stand will return to its old quarters on the North side next week and will occupy the west side of the storeroom now occupied by J. R. Rob- erts, drugstore.
 A typographical error credited a beautiful memorial on the death of w.. T. Myers, in the issue of last week to James Halley. It should have been James Hasley.
 TC. Folbre < Co.,, are enjoying a splendid patronage in their Dew quar- ters. Merit wins. Their goods are iirst-class and their attention courteous. Give them a call.
 Miss Estelle Hinton, of Atkins. Ark. has been visiting in the city several days. guest of the family of Ed: H. Rhodes Moran. She also visits rela- tiyes i'll the county.
 Open early and open late. Warm meals and lunches to suit your conven- fence, at Hasley's Restaurant, next door to Folbre's Saloon. Also lodging for transient guests.
 Typographical errors will creep into the paper despite the utmost care. This is lagely due to d multiplicity of duties incident tocioSing the forms on Thursday and Friday.
 Rev. C. A. Bruce arrived in the city "Wednesday and will clebrate divine worship at the church of the Good Shep- herd on next sabbath, al 7:30 p. m. The public is cordially invited.
 '.The Wonders of the Worlds Fair. '' a magnificent collection of Art Pictures, will be given away at the Mammoth Store of Russell, Graham, < O., with cash purchases amounting to g..
 Members should not forget that the Nineteenth Century Club resumes It's meetings next month, and will meet al the residence of Senator and Mrs. k. J. Williams next Wednesday night.
 Don Brown has new bicycle. He IS, perhaps. the only colored boy in Arkau- sas who affords such luxury. He is a trusted employe of J. H Bard. the pop ular agent of the l.. R. & M. Ky.
 Sol Lewis will move his stock to the store room next door east of L. Roll wage S Go. about September l. where he will open the finest lot or dry goods, etc., ever brought to Forrest City
 g. D. Smithart, of Madison, was in town Saturday with load of fine
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