The Forrest City times., 1894-09-07
Prof. Benj. l.. Davis is visiting friends at Tempe. Arizona.

| 4ioy SdIlucTS UdS severed ms con- nectiOn with Knight x Gwyn, and is now with Becker & Lewis.
 Becker & Lewis occupy their store room next door to the post office as furniture department. The little grey owl wears bland and chlldlike smile, in anticipation of an early trip east by his better half.
 Misses Pearl Dennis and Ada Me- Daniel left Wednesday night for Annis- ton, Ala. where they will attend school. Peter Miers and w. F. Sanderson, of Franks township were iu the city Wednesday, and gave us pleasant call.
 Bob Myers. smiling countenance can be seen behind the counters of Knight < Gwyn with whom he has accepted ser vice.
 Mrs. Mamie Ezell and Mrs. c. II. Ravens returned from Wynne, Mon- day, after a pleasant visit of a few days.
 Mrs. A. Becker and children returned from New York Monday night. Mir. Becker stopped in St. Louis for few days on business.
 Capt. James Russell in company with his daughter Annie, were in Memphis couple of days the first of the week, on levee and other business. Mrs. Snap Horne came over from Memphis the early part of the week on visit to relatives and friends. She is guest of her sister, Mrs. J. E. Stone. Dan Wylds and estimable wife of Franks township. were in the city yes terday trading. Mrs. Wylds was on the sick list recently, and THE TIMES is glad to see her out again. H. F. German and family arrived in the city Wednesday, and will reside in the Grady residence near Becker's home. THE TIMES welcomes them back to Forrest City.
 The canning factory has been idle for couple of days on account of a can famine. A carload of cans arrived last night however, and the wheels of industry are again in motion.
 A full line of Holiday Goods will be on hand in due season at the News Stand. All old patrons and many new are invited to wait for our beautiful stock.
 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.
 Dr. J. H. Brazier, of Bracksville, Miss. father-in law of J. c. Roberts, has been in the city several days on A visit. He is very much pleased with our country and people. THE TIMES is authorized to state that the free public schools of Forrest City will open in the handsome new school building on the first Monday in November. reports to the contrary not withstanding.
 Walter Taylor left Monday for Rus sellville, Ky, where he will enter Beth ell college He was accompanied by Ernest Bradshaw. who has accepted the chair of English in the same col lege.
 Miss Clara Webb opened the regular session of the public school at Pales- tine the first of the week. She taught a very successful session there last winter, consequently the board retain ed her another year. l o engrOssing clerk of the next legisla- ture. She has the necessary qualili- cations, and is energetic and enter prising. THE TINES wishes her suc- cess
 TIC. Folbre & Co.,, are enjoying a splendid patronage in their new quar- ters. Merit wins. Their goods are
 tirst-cass and their attention courteous. Give them call.
 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.
 Jno. Osborne, of AShyille, N. C.,
 who has been visiting acquaintances in the city several days left for Howell Wednesday. in company with Mrs. k.
 |. and Miss Kate IZard, and Ed How ell, thelatter having also visited here for several weeks.
 Rev. !. A. Mason returned the first of the week from Cherry Valley where he attended, Burrow Presbytery, and preached the opening sermon. He was also elected commissioner to the Arkansas Synod which conveneS at Ft. Smith November IS.
 The attraction at Taylor's Chapel Sunday last, was the Baptism by im- mersion of about forty-five of the col cred population of that community. The out-pouring of the Spirit has been 1 great in that vicinity. and the profes- sors of the faith number multitude.
 A. Nj. Bailey, a well know citizen Of Eugene, Oregon. says his wife has for years been troubled with chronic dIarrh9a and used many remedies With