The Forrest City times., 1894-06-08
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 Boys are ruining the grass in the hotel park by playing ball therein.
 The health of thls community is remark able. Doctors are seeking other channels for livlihood.
 Mrs. Claude Yam returned home from Texas last Tuesday, much inn proved in health.
 Miss Alice Sanders returned from Philadelphia where she has been at tending college, yesterday.
 A. Gordon Jones, Supt. l.. R. S M. By, and A. McAvoy, roadmaster, spent part of Wednesday in our city.
 Gen. Geo. F. Taylor and Capt. Jas, Russell left for Little Rock yesterday on business pertaining to the encamp ment.
 The Espiscopal Guild will meet at the residence of Mrs. N. W. Norton next Tuesday at 1 o'clock. 4 full at tendance is desired.
 Misses Pearl Dennis and Norma Rollwage have returned from school, and are more popular than ever with their numerous friends.
 The Cleaners of the Baptist church served ice cream and sherbet yester- day at the Rollwage building, netting neat little sum which goes to the pew fund.
 In list of appointments obtained by Hon. ?. D. McCulloch in the government printing office. we notice the name of IS. G. English, of Forrest City" Now. we rise to inquire. has he paid his poll tax for 1893 ?''
 The new Episcopal church presents quite an imposing appearance. When completed 1t will be one of the prettiest churches in Eastern Arkansas. The seating capacity will be equal to any church in town.
 Russell Graham 65 Go. makes a spec cialty of Wagon Materials. A full stock of Spokes, Fellows and Blacksmith s Iron always on hand, at the very lowest figures. They will duplicate Memphis prices.
 Cooks hotel presents very neat and cosy appearance since undergoing the painters brush. The fence and trees have been whitewas he'd, and other handsome Improvements made. Let the good work spread.
 blioS Au.u VlllldIS Itbuiu6u lIOID Russelyille, Ky, yesterday, where she has been attending college. TIE TINES hopes that before another sea- son approaches, we will have ample school facilities to give our girls and boys hrst-class education at home,
 The ladies of the Episcopal Guild are preparing novel entertainment to be given at the opera house soon. It will De something entirely different from anything we have hereto fore had, and judging from the whis- pers, it will be great" The proceeds will be covered into the building fund.
 Sweet little Lizzie Prewett. one of the brightest 23 year-old girls in town, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. k. Prew- cit, had narrow escape from death Sunday. She had noticed the older folks taking medicine, and clim ping to shelf. took down a bottle of Fowler $ Solution. and proceeded. to take a dose" She immediately went to sleep but very shortly awakened. and being in awful pans told her mamma what she had done. An emetic was given at once and Dr. Alley summoned and Lizzie is nov as bright as ever.
 Ine IdylOF flheS are pUUtlng III g00u time drilling for the interstate maiden drill. A number of celebrated anna teur companies will be in the contest, and we hope our boys will hustle them for first honors. Hard practice will win. The company is very much in need of flag. and in fact, should not go to the encampment without one. If the ladies who have so literally of- fered to present the company with a flag, will call at this office we can fur nish. them with addresses of several frlas, who handle these goods, and'of ..,. plo perhaps flag could be pur-. .hash iusn d as very small cost. a, A rxpaAveHI tea cures Constipation.