The Forrest City times., 1894-11-02
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

ADDITIONAL LOCA6S.
 Ms C.L ESe.leston. of Erinkiey, vy~ n he civ Wecne day s't:Dg
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 A fine rainfall occurred Sunday u:glt, for which all conditions Of men ste tnank 'ul.
 Mrs. R. l.. Pettus is of on sit to elatiyes ard r:ends in Memphis and Mississippi.
 Gus Walker and Henry Jennings baaaed nice lot of squirrels near Ea 5 gio City Tuesday.
 'Possums g;tt'n' mighty ripe. A b'" fit fellow was picked up in the ra'lrOad GU. Wednesday evening.
 A novelty i,. theatricals. Uncle Toms Cabin under canvas next We'd nesday. Admission p cents.
 WI ynon orou Int in a 200 popnd ,e Y Monday. We understand he cap r.eG three .ast week in sraps.
 The street force is doing some 'ood wol k ip ,epliring sey CTS anu filling in on the principal streets this week. Mrs. J. E. Sradeys lelt on Wednes- day -or Hazen, thep,eto LoDohe, to at sno the Arka nsas E'ptist Convention. Cn Fl. Ss ndels took 3n oUtinr We'd pe d2y. 70 ralesiine. He ma, the se le.s fly as he iull game bag wit messed.
 Mrs. N. l.. Fondren and Ms. V. l.. ard and Rufus FODdren, went to yver ne yesterday evening on visit to an.s.
 r:.e P. T. R. R..i'ord has opened his mao :ss s.'ial office in the front room Of the City Hall, and is now loaded for business.
 The lar~e amount of sorghum pro- ! duced has caused such an advance in . ~le p~ice of bal iels, ylat some farmers are havi,g tanks mste for temporary use.
 Mrs. (. L. K,i,,ht retrt ed from s, It Lake Ci F. iday She has been on an extended visit to her son Leslie. and ia.nily. and let t em in COOd health and D. sre Y. Ed. W. H. Paslay preached ser mol Sunday night at tine Baptist h1 ch which will live after him It VI, replete with good sense, and com r.. to his hearers. A change in the firm of Webb < Tr : ton occurred this week, in which D. c.. Ne, ,b purcha ed the interest of his late p;,tnes and !. G. Sanders has accepted DOS jon under the new management. i Ed. H. Rhodes Moran. Eld. w. H. F. clay and daughter, Miss Estell. <; went , I.ono,.e eld.y morning to attend the Arkansas State Baptist A sso- ca ior w',ichC nvenes in that city to- day.
 1 T X, has rented the building Ira,s door we | O ,le B,ante building ! .r., eq,a ,cs. raturneu rom St Louis l y.,e. he puvl nased general stock. ta ,s ,cluded tol- te permanently :, 5 city.
 1 ' 5v. T. H. Padeet os Weet Ten~,s- e. ; Canlberland Psesbyteiian mil.is- lts wsH in the city the past few d8vs n,t.bDe ing. He gave as a sholt (. r aDa seeOe' well pleased vii GIT town at.v >oo'e.
 ( ~. F. lzsId who holds e :" on rBE rp hes been orf fiueo to
 se1.n several dsvs his week wi, h '...iu and ul'.e aied s3re tb'Ca' ; d T. res .ehed Witt rnGu ..,a. lie is on i. if wayto G.e 7.
 The Nineteenth C,,i..ry ub wa g royalty enter Sained st U . ., i. Mir. and nrs. J. NJ E'i o.. day night. A nove l t.e meet was the basse. sp ee, 6, sa 2.HDl- ber contributing to the Ia D'. . spasie's King Lear l,al ,sD, sion. ard taa eve in. '.as Cno o2 4- re ild prGliC.
 o.e isa 20 S vo'. e. p', ate tying a'>.ut nine ms Ei n Oi town, an. aires cot on a.. exte.l- siye scain. havig2 sl.esdy -a.nered a iod lt Sales n .eds n. It was 4ai - an .te,fs.i'fg si t when his wa@ons passed iag,gh e streets of .r, est City Wef!' ess'av with thirty ays h les on boa '. He had intended 70 D. ag forty-.ve but cclld not get
 ..,Ts The whJle lot was sold to l.. Po.vers x O.. for J1s cents per , tune c.s After disnosing of his cotton he returned home to find that h,s ninth son had been born during hi. absence.
 Dr. Price's Crsam Baking Powder
 wsrid'sFslr Highest Medaiand Diploaa.