The Forrest City times., 1894-01-19

! lege of selling the Stuart Springs whis- key, made by J. $. Crawford. H. k I
 pure Corn whiSkey, and must be tried to
 be appreciated. Give Tez call. We call attention to the handsome
 new advertisement of Messrs. Geo f Taylor & Co.,. in this issue. The firm
 is composed of Gen. Geo. r. Taylor aBd
 James ". Williams who succeed ti q
 firm of Taylor & Izard. Both are sell known business men.
 Heretofore no general merchan ise establishment in Forrest City has kept
 d complete stock of Groceries. G9i-
 man & Barrow desires the psblie to
 know that they are giving this branch
 of their business SD cial attention, and will appreciate your trade. Give tham
 call
 J. II. Bard came down town Mon day morning for the first time since ia
 was compelled to seek his bed .tlltee
 weeks previously. He was looking a little peaked. {" but smilingly accepted
 the congratulations of his numerous friends, who were delighted to see hin out again.
 We may not "see ourselves as others
 see us, but we read THE TIMES anl think to ourselves that it deserves 9
 wider circulation in St. Francis county We want 800 new subscribers Nho wmi pay in advance for the paper and can- tinue to take it as long as it gives them
 full value for their money.
 Perhaps no firm Tn Forrest City ex- hibits better taste in the selection 0f Ladies Dress Goods, than the enter prising firm of German S5 Barrow ctn ia h.. ..l, and beautiful in town. and 1t will al- ford the salesmen pleasure to show their goods. CCall aud examine t0 your own satisfaction.
 The music loving public of Forrest City may not have Patti, but the Mozart Symphony Club. which is billed for the
 SOth ipst., will give musical perform
 ance which will delight those who hear them. This is one of the strongest companies on the road and the mapage-
 ment deserves much credit for their enterprise in securing such a noted company. They come on guarantee
 and the public should appreciate It. Many friends who appreciate our efforts to publish a clean and credits- ble Newspaper, have responded to state l ment of account sent them, and hav0 paid forpseyeral months or years sub | scriptionin advance. We greatly appre- | ciate their favors and wish them much prosperity. Nothing will improve your 1 home newspaper so much as an honest compliment to it's efforts accompanied by a years subscription ill advance Vick's Floral Guide for 1891, with l it's chaste cover of gold. it's novelty pages printed in eight different coiors, and it's many new engravings, is a
 wonderful work. Every one interested 1 in climbers or new and good things for | the garden should send 10 cents to ! James Vick's Sons, Rochester, N. Y. l for Vich s Floral Guide, l694. which is l perfect beauty in it's gold cover. As 1 the 10 cents may be deducted from first ! order it really costs nothing.
 Agent w. $. Durburow went to Hel- ena Monday to take in the sights of ! that thriving city and became so ab- 1 sorbed in what he saw that he became | overwhelmed and confused and lost l his way. The train left him and he 1 was compelled to remain overnight. Some of the boys attribute this catas- l trophe to one thing and some to an- | other, but we don't believe it. Next 1 time MT. Durburow goes away from l home it is proposed to send guide with him.
 The Grand Opera House of Mem phis, received a considerable patronage | Monday night from citizens of Forrest | City, it being the occasion of "postiyely | the last" appearance of the worlds | greatest singer, Mime. Adelina Patti, supported by company who are them | selves, each and every one, artists of | high character. Among the number who attended from this city were Mir.
 and Mrs. John Gatling, Mir and Mrs. 1 J. Nj. Nichols, Mir. and Mrs. J NJ ! Prewett, Bir. and Mrs. A. Becker and daughter Miss Jeanette. Mrs. J. W. 1 Beck and daughter Miss Lutie. Mrs ! r, W. Barrow ,Miss Lady Ingriam. | N w. Norton, Mrs. Walter German, ] Messrs. I. W. Mallory, A. l.. Grady, l E. l.. Vadakin, w. $. Graham, and Brigadier General Geo. r. Taylor. Inouiry was made last week assto the location of Boundary street, and the inquirer is still inquiring. He ] found d number of people who could l tell where Washington and Front streets, and few well-posted individ-
 ualS even knew the location of Church street, and one thoroughly informed in- l dividual told him of Davis street, bat i beyond that the wisest were at sea. l Property owners are ignorant Of the names of the streets on which their | property is situated, and there are not | half dozen men in town who know 1 the names of half dozen of our priu- | cipal thoroughfares. Would it rot be
 a good idea for the city council tD look up the names of the streets or rename | thprn for the convenience of tho gDfq h