The Forrest City times., 1895-07-26

Store of Russell. Graham, & Co.,. with cash purchases amounting to g..
 Prof. c. A. Folk. President of Brownsville (TenB,) Female college came over Monday in the interest of his college and to visit relatives. He IS cousin to $. II. and w E. Mann.
 Dan Wylds is a clever neighbor and good citizen, and this fact perhaps to some extent accounts for the well come rains which visited his section Monday. Dan was in town Tuesday.
 MRS. BROWN Your neighbor may be cured by Dr. Sawyer's Pastilles. but you will never know how much good they will do you until you try them sold by J. c. Roberts. Forrest City.
 Members of x. B. Forrest Camp No 623 EX-Confederates will meet at Squire Ralford's office, Saturday. August 8. Business of importance will be acted upon. A full attendance is desired.
 Ukatine tones up the stomach and renders the process of digestion pain less by making whatever may be eaten easily assimilated. Thin people. try it. Sold by J. c. Roberts. Forrest City.
 J. w. McCrary, of Greensboro, Ala. uncle of our townsman. B. F. McCrary, came over Monday. He will remain but few days, and then go to Hot Springs to recuperate his failing health.
 A section hand employed on the L. k. & NJ. By, was sunstruck last Fri day, but has since recovered. This IS the first sunstroke happening here within the recollection Of the oldest in habtant.
 Russell, Graham & Go. makes spe- cialty of Wagon Materials. X full stock of Spokes, Fellows and Blacksmith's Irons always on hand. at the very lowest figures. They will duplicate Memphis prices.
 E k. Bomar and wife. of Little Rock. spent a week in the city visiting relatives and friends. They were guests of the family of Mrs B's father. our genial deputy clerk. T. c. Merwln. They left Wednesday.
 Dr. R. L. Lucas was down town Sat urday shaking hands with friends. The doctor IS quite feeble, and wholly blind, but by the assistance of a boy, Is able to come down town occasionally. i. and enjoys his trips greatly.
 J. e Roberts has about arranged his stock at Winthrop's old stand. and will be glad no doubt to have hls old friends and customers call and see him. Bob Davenport is assisting him behind the counters.
 Mrs. Nancy J. Wilson and accom- plished daughter, Miss Gertie, went to Beaumont. Texas, Tuesday, to visit John, who is employed with the Gulf and International State Railway com pany. They will also visit Galveston.
 DR. A. r. SAwYER:- have used one Dox of your Paslilles. and they have helped me more than anything else that l ever used, and have tired almost every thing. Mary Johnson.
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 Sold by J. Q. Roberts, Forrest City.
 "All the world loves a lover and all the world likes good things to eat. The best thing on earth to eat is good bread celebrated Full Moon fionr you hear so much about. It is the best four and the most economical, as it saves great deal of lard.
 The contracts for the erection of four school houses in school district No Is have been awarded to the following bidders: One at Mead to Mrs. Gillette. for SITS; one at Peterson Jackson's to :. E. Sweet for SlS9; one at Hunter place for sl42, and one at Hill place for sl42 to J. w. Mahaffey.
 The announcement of the Crowley Ridge Institute appears in this issue The school will open September g. and be conducted for month as a private school, and d nominal tuition will be charged. The regular session of the free school will follow without inter mission, beginning October '. Get the children ready
 Ed. W. A. Giboney went to Wynne Saturday to visit his family, returning Sunday, and has been preaching to large congregations during the week His sermons are full of earnest concern for sinners and his thoughts are of of practical application. Considera- bl" interest is manifested. though there has been little or no open demonstra- ton.
 A dollar spent in the community may come hack to you in its active rounds of duty between the merchant. the farmer and the home manufactur- CT. But when sent off to purchase foreign supplies, it is withdrawn be- yond your reach and is missed in the activities of trade, and lessens the de- mand for your productions on the farm ana in the factory .-EX.
 It has been suggested that if the county will not pay half of the cost of a read making machine. that the city pay half and raise the other half ny popular subscription. TIE TIMES