The Forrest City times., 1896-04-10
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
tile Lida Mason is very i'll.

11e penalty attaches to day on ali unpaid taxes.
 Mss. Sul Lewis. of Memphis, arrived Tn the city last night, on visit.
 The Girls Guild Of the Episcopal church realized s9 5G from their East CT Market.
 II. w. Mosley has sold his stock of groceries to l.. Rollwage & Co.,, and has retired from business,
 The pay car on the L. R. &M, R. Ky stopped here at noon yesterday, iuvOk ing smiles frem all the railroad em- ployes.
 Messers. T. c. Fobre. Jr.. aad Sam Hodges went over to Memphis We'd nesday to attend the races and transact business.
 To our visitors: We are glad to have yoB come. If there is anything you want which you cannot reach, ask fos It. We are yours to command
 w. c. Ferguson shipped Tuesday over the Iron Mountain. a car of cattle and hogs. consisting of Ss heads Of as ilne as has ever been shipped from this place.
 Capt. John T. Brady became cand- idate for alderman on the eve of tfe election, aud received l35 votes. The captain is popular people, and d sprin- ter Of no mean ability.
 Mrs. Jennie AlleR.of Augusta. arriv- ed in the city Friday on visit to reIs- tivrs and friends, and will remain two or three weeks. She is guest of Dr. and Mrs. w. II. Alley.
 Weak eyes are made strong dim vision Is made clear styes are removed and gran uiated lids or sore eyes of any kind may be speedily and effectuaIly cured by the use of Snthsrland's Eagle Eye Save. It's put mp in tubes and sold on guarantee lay D. C. Webb.
 Miss Mary Sweet has been employed dnriEg the past two or three weeks in making ont All assessors $ tax book for the St. Francis Lesee District. Sine has fiuishrd and it Is useless to say that 1t is the neatest and most accurate books that has been made fDr the Levee District.
 'Jephthah and his Daughter" dra. matic eaitata in three acts, will he pre- scented at the Opera House next Tues day night by local talent for the bene- fit of the Baptist church. It vii, be presented under the direction aud management of Mrs. B T. Manning, which is an assurance of d first performance.
 Marshal Bickerstaff, of Marianna wired Marshal Wolf of this city on Thursday to take in a pair of young hloods who claimed to be representing the Courier Journal. and who had jumped board bll at Marianna. Marshal Wolf bagged the game and the Marlanila official came up and the claim was adjusted. Through kind ness we reserve names.
 The Knights and Ladies of Honor of Wynne are here, Every citizen of Forrest City will be delighted to see them and contribute to their enjoy ment. HE TIMES extends hearty welcome .to each and all of them and invites them t0 call at it's office and see tine best regulated county newspaper office in the state. We wish them a pleasant time while here. anu we kuow they will have it. The city is at their disposal,
 A representative of the TIMES stole in upon the rehearsal exercises of the local dramatic club under the manage mrnt of Mrs. B. T. Manning, last eve ming and took in 3 portion of the show i m advance. On Thursday evening April lG. will be presented "Jephthah and his Daughter" d dramatic cau- tata in three acts If the part of the 1 act witnessed by the scribe is fair ! sample or the play throughout. noth- ing can prevent it's success both in eff clency and financially. Two military companies. male and female. will act their part. which is a new departure In the dramatic role of the city. which alone bespeaks success. The play will be given for the bruetit of the Baptist church. Admission 25c and soc.
 The ladies of the w. c. T. U. held meeting at the home of Mir. and Mrs 0 E Roilwage yesterday afternoon. Realz- ing the necessity of properly casting the mind of the young, the ladies are actively engaged in furthering the interests of the Loyal Temperance Legion, Miss Minnie Rnllwage has been prevailed upon to ac- cept the superintendency of that organization. and weekly meetings will hereafter he held in the Prrsby byterian church on Saturday afternoons. at o'clock. Mrs. G l. Jackson was appointed superintendent of the Flower Mission to send flowers to prisoners and the sick. It is probable that no delegate will be sent this year from this place to the annual state con- vention of the W. c. T U.. which con- vcnes m Little Rock on Tuesday April l4.