The Forrest City times., 1894-05-18

To meet the demands of the trade. Gray & Vogel have added WINDOW GLAss, all sizes, to their stock, Prices In Keeping with the times.
 Hereafter Gray & Vogel will do pub lic weighing at the small cost of 10 cents, and furnish weigher's certificate.
 When you want to buy Gents Fur nishing Goods, and get the latest and nobbiest styles, call on H. E. Gwyn tS Co. They are headquarters for such goods. Shirts and neckties speciality.
 Russell Graham & 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.
 Query-Can Wynne play ball ? NO.
 Miss Tabbie Oliver, delightful young lady of Wynne, is the guest of her cousin, Miss Anna Lee Cobb, of this city.
 Besides having the largest stock in & Co.,, propose to give away absolutely free of cost a rare collection of Art Pictures of the Wonders of the Worlds Fair. Call and see sample and examine goods.
 W. B. Wright and Stanley Knight, of Indianapolis, Ind, were the guests of the latter's father last week. Both these gentlemen are well-knOwn here, and their many friends and acquaint- ances were pleased to see them.
 The Walter A. Wood Moving Ma chimes and 2akes give universal satis- faction and cannot be excelled in any points which go to make up first-class machine in every respect. Call on J. w. Beck & Co.,, agents, for further in- formation.
 We have a board of health that means business. They expect to give the people fair warning to clean up, and then if they fail to do so they will be bound to stand the consequences. Clean up before it is too late.
 The warm rays of the summer sun will soon be uncomfortable ii your win ter clothes. A carefully selected and elegant line of new Summer Clothing has just been received by J. W. Beck & Co.,, and the prices put good clothes in reach of all.
 A stitch in time saves nine, so if the school board will have the grading of the site for the big school house finished and sod 1t at once, they will prevent much washing, as gulleys have already begun to appear upon 1t.
 The lovers of the piscatorial art are in clover. Fish are biting finely. Even the amateures realize q part of their extrayagant dreams, and by the absence of musQuitoes and gnats the sport is doubly enjoyable.
 Heretofore no general merchandise establishment in Forrest City has kept complete stock of Groceries. Cor man & Barrow desires the public to know that they are giving this branch of their business special attention, and will appreciate your trade. Give them d call.
 Dr. W. H. Alley returned Wednes- day from his trip to GalvstOn, Texas, where the railroad ''sawbones" held their annual session. He reports a very good time, but somewhat mared by indisposition.
 Those little pests, the English spar rows, besides driving all singing birds l from the land, destroy fruit buds of every description, We want nothing English, you know. Cracked wheat ol oats soaked in strichnine will fill the mission of these pests, Try it. Let us declare war against and extermi' nate them.
 Joe Sanders the affable clerk of Sol Lewis, met with painful accident Wednesday evening. The boys were | Tipping shot, one of which struck San ders in the eye, splitting the globe missing the iris about the sixteenth o1 an inch. Dr. Cason performed the del icate operation of stitching the wound and no serious results are anticipated
 Try sLAcx:paAucHI tea for Dyspepsia A lady at Tooleys, La., was very sick ! with bilious collie when M. C. Tisler, I prominent merchant of the town gave l her a bottle of Chamberlain's Collie 1 Cholera and DiarrhHa Remedy. He says she was well; in forty minutes after taking the first dose. Sold by Winthrop S Co.
 | When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria. When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria. When she became Miss, she clung to Castoris.
 When she had Children, she gave them Castoria. Dr. J. c. Barrett, who has been travelling in Illinois and Missouri fol several months is again in Forrest City. Dr. Barrett is the only profes. sional horse doctor in this county, and has good success in treating this ani- nal. If you have any ailing horses | oo III him in G0n If .lf inn freq