The Forrest City times., 1894-06-15
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 at the News Stand.
 Some of the lovliest colors in French tissue paper just received at the News Stand.
 Luminous Trolls-something new in this secti0n-sure fish catcher. At the News Stand.
 Edgar D. Taylor, who has been at- tending the Gem City Business col lege at Quincy, H., arrived home today.
 A large invoice of first.class fishing tackle, including trot line set hooks, just received at TIE TIMES News Stand.
 Col. Dan Davenport left for Madison in the future. He ill the employ of A. Nj. Nash.
 The feeling that we are to have good schools brings with it the full vigOr of our citizens, and the city is bound to advance rapidly.
 Misses Manda Davis and Bernice Mcdaniel. two very interesting young ladies of Haynes, are visiting our city, the guests of Miss Vallie Davenport.
 Derwood Prude swallowed a No. % cartridge shell few days ago. All ef- forts to remove it have been unSucces- ful. though he suffers no inconvenince. The Episcopal church is nearing completion, and will probably be ready for occupancy by the first Sunday in July, which is Rev. Bruce's regular aP- pointment.
 Mrs. Smith and Miss Waldrup, of Wheatley, have been.in the city, guests at the lizard House, th,s week, attend ing teachers examination by County Examiner w. H. Paslay. Forrest City reached theas'low water mark of enterprise last year. She is now on the rise, and first thing you know she will be over1owing some of you old kickers and croakers and snails. No man has any right to fire pistol or gun within the corporate limits of this town-not even in his own yard or house. and so long as the officers per- init it they are recreant to their duty and justly censurable. D We are glad to have the kindly inter- est of friends in Wheatley, as evidenced by a very bright and newsy letter from that place, and the promise of others VhO ouLAh1OA N0OaVAOA OA OuA regular correspondent. Russell, Graham & Go. makes spe- cialty of Wagon Materials. A full stock of Spokes, Fellows and Blacksmith's Irons always on hand, at the very lowest figures. They will duplicate Memphis prices.
 The first half of the dancing school under Prof. Harrell, will close their first term with grand ball at the Tay- Tor Rifles Armory, Monday evening, June 18th. The people of Forrest City are invited to attend. The best shoes are the cheapest, and there are none better than the celebra- ted Forword Shoes, sold by J. w. Beck G5 Co. You can get them in Ladies Low Cut, Mems Fine, and all other styles. Prices to suit the times. o. c. Johnson, with his usual energy and enterprise, has secured the privi- lege of selling the Stuart Springs whis- key, made by J. s. Crawford. It is 8 pure Corn whiskey, and must be tried to be appreciated. Give Tez call.
 D6r WINE OF cARDUi, Tonic for Women. Miss Jeannette Becker returned home "Wednesday from Memphis, where she has been attending school. She was accompanied by her little friend. Miss Blanche Goldbaum, of Memphis, who will spend several days in the city on visit.
 Mrs. Harriet A. Marble. of POugh- keepsie, N. Y., was for years martyr l to headache, and never found anything to give her more than temporary relief until she began to use Ayer's Pills, since which she has been in the enjoy ment of perfect health. Wednesday evening a threatening thunder cloud passed over this section of the country, but little of the needful rain did it favor us with. WheAtley and Goodwin were more favored, both got good rains. and the former was treated to a goods hail storm. Farmers over in St. Francis bottom are in fine spirits this season, no Over- flow, no gnats or mosquitoes, and con- pxratively healthy-beSt of all. good crops. The day is near at hand when by the aid of the levee, that country will be eagerly sought after.
 The pistol toter seems to be abroad again. Scarcely night passes that some person, who cares nothing for the peace and dignity of our city and less | for it's officers, does not make 1t hid- eous by the reckless dicharge of fire arms. Officers do your duty. Misses. Nannye and Ada Mcdaniel returned from Bailey Springs, Ala, Tuesday night after an absence of some nine months. They have been attending school at that place and re- turned much improved. All are de- lighted to welcome them home.
 e The Presbyterian congregation of this city has secured the service of Rev. l Io C xx,hn ill nnrdunk dixina