The Forrest City times., 1894-08-31

Sorghnm mills and barrels have [ lately been received in town for the proper working up anu saving of tne
 largest crop of this very profitable
 product ever known in this part of the
 state.
 J. II. Clark is prepared to do all
 kinds of first class photnCraphv. at II
 B. Woods old stand. Give him a call
 when you want pictures made. Satls-
 factory photographs, tintypes. etc., guaranteed
 Russell Graham tS Co. makes a spe.
 cialty of Wagon Materials. A full stock
 of SpokeS, Fellows and Blacksmith $
 Irons always on hand. at the very
 lowest figures They will duplicate
 Memphis prices.
 Sixty-six carloads of solid freight,
 including merchandise. produce. grain. ! etc. has been received over the Little
 Rock and Memphis railroad during
 August. This is unprecedented in the
 history of the town.
 0. C. Johnson, with his usual energy and enterprise. has secured the prixi- 1 lege of selling the Stuart Springs whis- | Key. made hy ]. .. Crawford. It k a
 pure Corn whiskey. and must b. tried to be appreciated. Give Tez a call. As in craps. seven was the unlucky number of disturhers of the peace who appeared before his Honor Monday
 morning. and 5 and costs was the
 amount charged against each. Verily
 the pathway of the sinner IS tough in-
 deed.
 You can never have a really good | complexion until the impurities IS cieansed from your blood What you
 need Is thorough course of Ayers Sarsaparilla. winch is absolutely free fro9 2.s harnlfniing redicntS, and there
 fore perfectly safe.
 The editors of THE TIMES will con- slider It special favor if our friends will send us personal or news items. If | you have visitors or any member ot the family leaves the city, on visit or business. we want to know of it. Please give us the news.
 The crushing of the sugar cane green
 has commenced in this county The
 planting of sorghum has become quite
 an industry. and there are but few farm. CTS who have not their cane patch
 lizard X Word have over forty acres planted in sorghum.
 oupt. Laughinghouse treated the
 Methodist Sunday school scholars to a picnic at Stuart's springs Thursday. The little ones. and great many biz ones. too, enjoyed the day. We should be social and have more If these out iDgs for the old aud young. Prof Shades brass band continues to improve with each rehearsal. Their rendition of the Departed Comrade" last evening was so ineXpressibiy sweet and pathetic. that one could but wish himself dead if preceded to the last resting place by such music. Little Fenner Laughinghouse nar- rowIy escaped drowning in the big ditch near his home. last Saturday. Tue ditch has been damned and water from recent rains stand some four feet deep it 1t. His little sister Marguerite and Dora Vadakin rescued him. The cemetery fence has been repair ed and some other much needed repairs made with fuRd raised q couple of years ago by the ladies of Forrest City. Mrs. G. B. Pettus and Mrs. E. Land- voigt had the matter in charge. and to them are due the thanks of the citizens. ZJ King. of California. more recent ly from Memphis, has located in For rest City, and is in charge of the busi- ness known as the Memphis Flour Co, MT. King contemplates purchasing the Strong property on southwest Front st. or some other. and becoming perma- nent fixture.
 NEW Books at the News Stand {: Love at Seventyn by Albert Ross Arist0tle's Book of Fate, Aunt Sallie Dream Book, Mad. De Stael's Fortune Teller, ZoIa Fortune Teller. Golden
 Wheel Fortune Teller, Madame Juno's Oraculum, Everlasting Fortune aud Dream Book.
 Brig. Gen. Geo. F. Taylor has re- turned from a visit to his sisters in
 Kansas He also visited the snow capped mountains of Colorado. He had not seen his sisters in twelve years. and the meeting was indeed a joyous one. He reports crops in Kan
 sas dead failure"
 The Missionary Society Of the Meth
 odist church will give lawn party on
 Sept. 7th, at the Stewart Place, where MT. Clifton resides. The refreshments ice cream. cake and sherbet-will be served in the yard. Cream and cake
 l5 cents and sherbet 10 cents. The pro-
 ceeds will go for the benefit of missions. Chas. F. Younger, of Milan. Tenn.
 was in the city the first of the week
 prospecting. and has concluded to locate in Forrest City. He will open a
 jewelry store at Winthrop's Phar-
 macy. He has a wife and two children
 who will join him here shortly. and
 they will make this their future home. Smith Sons Gin X Machine Co. of Birmingham. Ala. can lii you up with Gins. Feeders, Condensers. Self Tramp