The Forrest City times., 1895-09-13
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

nessse Friday.
 Nat Williams. of Colt. made us pleasant call Weduesday
 W. :. and J l.. Hughes are in the city circulating among friends. l Miss Emma Phillips. of Haynes. is visiting Miss Emma HaveBs this week. Mss Lula Mason went over to Jack I son. TruB.. Saturday. and Mrs. Mason and Miss Lyda returned from there yesterday.
 Mrs. Y. B. lizard. accompanied by Miss Mary IZard left for Howell this morning where they will spend couple of weeks visiting relatives and friends. i J. II. Bard and wife and Mrs. JnO. Nichols and baby went to Little Rock Monday night. The former on visit and the latter to have the baby's eyes treated.
 We will sell for the next thirty days At actual cost for cash. our entire line ! of Ladies and Children'S Slippers. Mems Low Quarter Shoes and Straw
 Hats. H. E. Gwyn k Co.
 Mrs. J. W. Beck and daughters. En- ma and Alice, and Matte Cummings left yesterday for Atlanta to attend the Exposition. Capt. Beck will follow k phis.
 Moses L. Nelson, brother of D. L. Nelson. died in Memphis Wednesday. | His throat was cnt from ear to ear. and it was supposed to have been the work of his own hand. Mrs. Emma Nelson. wife of D. l.. went over and brought the remains to this city for ] interment this morning. Later devel- UDmeuts indicate fnlIl pIay Mrs. Landvoigt is very low today. and it is thought that she cannot suf- i fer much longer. She takes very little nOurishment of any kind and IS very weak. and entirely helpless. She has been very patient under her great suf- fering and has long been ready to go to rest. Should the end come this com. munity will lose one of it's noblest women.
 When you want anything in the way of Whiskies or Wines. go to Hancock s Saloon for it. They keep the best. Ar. Ed Fogg. manager. and TeZ John son. bartender. will treat you politely and supply your every want. In addi- ton to the saloon. they have a restau- rant where you can get meals served in l any style, at all hours. Satisfaction guaranteed.
 . The Board of Equalization met Mon- day, and were ill session "Wednesday and Thursday. It is composed of Capt W. II. Mcdaniel. Dr. J. R. West and Peterson Jackson. the latter how ! ever was absent on account of sickness. They have finished the real estate book and raised the valuations about $40, GOO. They will go into other matters next \ week.
 Geo. Williams died Friday of,mala- | rial hematurla. at his home in Franks township. and was buried Saturday in 1 the Forrest City cemetery. Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Williams of Wynne attended | the funeral. Deceased leaves d wife aud five children. He was kind
 and indulgpnt father and husband. and
 his death is an awful bereavement to
 them. They lave the kindly sympa- l thy of all.
 Mir. and Mrs. o. E. Rollwage and
 Madeline left Monday for St.Lonis to
 attend the meeting of the Supreme
 Lodge K. and l.. of II. to which body
 Mir. Rollwage is A state delegate A
 very interesting program for the recep-
 tion and entertainment of the visitors
 has been prepared including visit to
 the Exposition. Museum of Fine Arts. 1 Anheuser- Busch Brewery, Meramie l Highlands. and a steamboat excursion
 to Montesona Park.
 JOhr Cox. of near Yocona. was in
 town Monday. He informs us that he
 has purchased the necessary machinery
 and is preparing to start Touring mill
 at his home. The capacity will be
 about p barrels per day. and it is eX- pected that about 500 bushels of St. l Francis county wheat will find it's way to his mill this fall. He will grind for the customary toll of sixth. and | should the acreage be increased next year he will enlarge his mill to accC m- mOdate the demand. In addition to the Touring mill he has grist mill and cotton gin. Several farmers in that
 section propose to buy thresher and separator, and next year raise their own flour. Good.
 J. II. Brewer, deputy head counsel
 of the Woodmen of the World for the
 state of Arkansas. with one assistant
 IS ln the city for the purpose of organ lZing camp. This IS unquestionably
 one ot the best social and beneficiary
 orders in existence, and the only or der that places monument at every grave, that limits the duration of it's
 terms of payment. and issues d paid-up
 certificate at the end of the establish
 ed period. It is the only order that makes its certificates inc0ntestabe af-
 ter one year. husremoving every doubt
 as to the certainty of payment. without
 danger ot c ntrtver,y or litigation. and 1t IS the only institution of insurance
 that stands by the death-bed it's certi- ticate being kept in force by the fact of illness. without payment.
 ] pr Kingsley 4 prcticinC nhysician of