The Forrest City times., 1894-03-16

: Congressman F. D. Mic Culloch has heen kind enough to send pouch of garden seed to this office. which we will take pleasure in handing out to those who wish them.
 Uncle George Mccormick left us a sample of q new variety of sweet pota- toes, called the Norton yam. seed of which he procured in North Carolina. They are a fine variety.
 J. r. Stockard. of near Goodwin, has been in town several days this week attending court. Be is one of the best men we have in the county and it is d plesuCe to shake his hand.
 Weather Daddy Bard has erected the new weather signal flag pole at the east end of the l.. R. 65 Nj. freight de- pot and now we shall expect something real good of hiIn in that line.
 NJ. D. Hubbard. agent of Mail Con- tractors Easley & Easley, is around renewing contracts for carrying the mail on the different routes in the county which expire June 30.
 Miss. Gray Taylor, the live and ener- getic principal of the Wheatley school, has been in the city this week attend ing the teachers institute. She is a guest of Mrs. c. E. Rollwage.
 Tomorrow will be St. Patrick's day in the morning. While no big parade will take place here, the sons and daughters nf the Emerald Isle viii wear the shamrock oyer their hearts.
 When you want to buy Gents Fur nishing Goods. and get the latest and nobbiest styles, call on II. B. Gwyn & Co. They are headquarters for such goods. Shirts and neckties speciality asE..as.s VINE oE csa1g for female diseases
 5. J. Jordan. of near Haynes, is a member of the grand jury. He is an earnest advocate of law and order and q man of firm convictions which are calculated to make laWbreakers trem- bIe.
 Russell, Graham & Co. makes a spe- cialty of Wagon Materials. 4 full stock of Spokes, Fellows and Blaeksmith' $ Irons always on hand, at the very lowest figures. They will duplicate Memphis prices.
 The Smith Sisters Ariel Sextette ap- peaTed at the opera house Wednesday 6AA bJ HUI q ltLbC DIO q NtlA dHytN- ciative audience. Their entertainment was highly pleasing, and was of an ar tistie character.
 A stranger III our city Sunday exhib- tied striking combination. He was lame, blind, deaf and drunk. Under such oblivion he ought to be happy. ii there be any truth in the old saw: "Ig. norance is bliss"
 John T. Hicks, of White county, a prominent candidate for prosecuting attorney of this district has been in the city this week attending court and building up his fences. He gave us a short visit Monday.
 II. B. Gwyn S5 Co., are agents for the Royal Tailors of Chicago, the largest tailors in the world. When you want a nice and stylish suit made to order call on them and they can save you from S5 to S10 per suit.
 Mrs. T. ". Hawkins. Chattanooga, Tenn, says: ''Shiloh's VitaliEsr saved my lite l consider it the best remedy for a debilitated system 1 ever used. , For Dyspepsia, Liver and Kidney trouble it excels. Price 75 cts.
 Hon. R. W. Peevey, of Telico town ship was pleasant caller Ut THE TIMEs office Monday. He believes III reading the county per,ard has never missed an issue of THE TIMEs in eight years to oilr certain knowledge.
 0. c. Johnson, with his usual energy and enterprise. has secured the priyi- lege of selling the Stuart Springs whis- key, made by J. S. Crawford. It is a pure Corn whiskey, and must be tried to be appreciated. Give Iez call.
 Judge P. o. Thweatt, of Helena, a prominent attorney, and candidate for Judge of this circuit, has been in the city several days attending court and looking after his interests in political way. The Judge will run 'eln a good race.
 The Ladies of the Baptist church have been serving elegant dinners and suppers oa Front street this week the proceeds to be used for the benefit Of their church. Their patronage has been very good and their efforts sue cess in every way.
 There are quite number of gentle men serving on our juries who do not subscribe for their county paper. As 9 question of pride these gentlemen ought to De ashamed of themselves. Call around and enroll your names for the great religious weekly.
 MeELsEE,s 9lhE os cARoui for Weak Nerves
 Last Saturday evening, the St. Fran cis county Alliance met and elected tue following officers for the ensu- ing year: Wm. Manning. President; Jno. Sipp, Secretary; c. T. Moore, Vice. Presidents; Jno. E, Wilson Treas urer; ] F Mcdonald, Lecturer
 Hon. II. r. Roleson the able prose cutting attorney of tliis district, and a candidate for reelection, is at his post looking after the states interest in the