The Forrest City times., 1894-08-31


 Circuit Court c0nvenes Monday Sept 10.
 Now k the time to plant your fall ad- Verlisf nrM
 J l.. Beck went to Proctor this mern- ing e 8esiuess
 Senator k. J. Williams is on the sick ls>t tnis week.
 W. il Pearce, of Goodwin. was in town sb's morning
 Miss Lucy Williams will entertain at dancing tonight.
 New partition fences are being built in the reai uf the bank.
 Try ihe Stakeholder Wagon. l.. Roll wage & Co, sole Agents.
 Inquire at HE TINES office in re- gard to the new cemetery.
 M. W Izard went to Memphis yes terday morning or business.
 Tie canning factory is still in full blast. running day and night.
 Miss Annie Pearson is expected home from Poplar Grove next week.
 Buy bamilton-Brown BooTs and SHOES at L. Rollwage N Co.'s.
 Dr N r. Beauchamp, of Wheatley, VI tso lb ltf n RAi buN4tbNoS hOuddN. Buy Sodr SCHOOL Books and STA TIoNKgy at l.. Rolwace k Co.'S.
 Miss Annie eiziey has been in town a couple of days visiting friends. Sachs Mercantile Go have new ad- vertisement iu tlis issue. Read it. Runner has Il that couple of we'd dings MI come of in the near future. ". II. Izarc is acting sheriff during election. He Is well up in the business. b. E B.,tbee. a genial saddlery drum mer. of Louisville, was m town yester- day.
 T. W Biscoe, of Helena. has been visiting Ill the city several days ihis week.
 Prof Ezells brass band is rehearsing new music for the Ex-COnfederate Re union.
 Siiell Ezell and Edgar Taylor tied on the Rifle Prize at the shooting gallery last week.
 Those who cannot appreciate humor cannot be made to sympathiZe with suffering.
 Mesdames J. P. Blanton and ". F. Horney are in Wynne visiting relatives of Mrs. B.
 Madame E. Boyle is moving her mill linery stock to her old stand on the South side.
 The new school building is progress ing rapidly. The walls are up to the second story.
 E. A. McCHlloch. of Marianna, was in the city this forenoon circulating among friends.
 Buy your Lime. Cement. Fire Brick. Terra Gotta and Flue Pipe from l.. Rollwage < Co.
 Largest. cheapest and best stock of goods ever brought to the city, at l.. Rollwage & Co.'s.
 There is scarcely vacant house in town. There will be none when tine public school opens.
 Misses Pearl Dennis and Ada Me Daniel leave Wednesday for Anners- ton, Ala, for school.
 Mrs. R. T. Manning has returned from her visit to Mrs. Tudie Prude, at San Antonio, Texas.
 Mrs, Ed. Mallory has been quite i'll for several days. but is better. Her baby is also quite sick.
 Capt. James Russell was in Mem phis the first Of the week on business, returning Monday night.
 A full line of FURNITURE kept constantly on hand at l.. Rollwage & Co.'S. very cheap for cash.
 BHrrow Presbytery convenes at Cher ry Valley tomorrow. Rev. J. A. Mason wen: up from here to-day.
 TIa, 6prpOoratip nominee for representative of Monroe county. is in tine city to-day.
 A wagon load of men passed through the city Monday on their way overland east from Claibourne, Texas.
 Gall on Ike Mallory, at E. J. Badi- nelil's saloon and try the Celebrated Epic Cigar, A prize with each cigar. Miss Hattie Whitman entertained a house full of young folks Tueday even ing, the occasion being her birthday. Misss Minnie and Alice Rollwage returned to Cincinnati Sunday. where they wilt resume their music studies. Rev. C. A. Bruce has shaved off his beard, and his numerous friends hard ly knew him on his arrival Wednesday. W.R. Kendrick, leyee tax collector, has notice in our advertising columns which we commend to those interested Every person wiio buys as much as one ton of coal from Gray & Nogei will be given free one patent fire kln- dler
 He's got his auger full of blue mud. is the condition of the well digger at the waterworks, hence the slow pro- gresS.