The Forrest City times., 1897-05-28
ARBOR-OL SOAR for chapped

tuesday.
Miss Lena Williams. of Palestine
visited the city Wednesday afternoon.
--latest styles Spring Goods at A.
Meyer u Co.'S.
John VI. Seaborn was among the Wis.
lt"rs to the city ft0m Wynne this week
just take IA look ut those hammock
AT DuhaVant's. before purchasing else
where. ''''
One good, secondhand tenor from
Myers. '''
Capt. John G. Lynch was doing the
city Yesterday aud reported rain needed
IN his neigh5orhood.
Mrs. X. Friedman. of Memphis. was
IN tle city Tuesday, the guest of the
family of Max Yoile.
a stitch in time saves nipe-insnre
ynnr houses and furniture. See X. j
lizard.
w: L. Hughes, prominent merchant
OF Widener. was in the city Monday
aud gave our Office pleasant call.
Mrs. w. j. Matthews and son Henrt.
fetHin ned from protracted visit to rel
atives in Columbia, Tenn, SATURDAY..
Somewhat of ltail storm put in it's
appearance in the neighborho0d of
Earle on the *. &. road, last Sunday
afternoon.
Johnston keeps chains. lubricant
valves, tire tape, cement. etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. n. Laughinghonse
and little son, Newmap, and the lady's
sister, Mrs. Ike Mallory, went to Mem
phis Monday.
Cards are out announcing the marri-
age of Harry Yofiie to Miss Rosa
LalsowiiZ. the event to take place at
the city hall Oh June 10.
Leave orders for fire and stove wood
at Russell, Graham Il Cos,
Mrs. Graskind, who has spent several
days with her cousin. Mrs. Gus Lew.
returned to her home at Mariana
yesterday morning.
Mrs. J. W. Epps. R. l.. Berry and
L. ID. Carr, of Madison. were among
The visitors from our little sister city
Madison beside the beautiful st.
Francis river.
Chlldren's day will be celebrated on
June 6 at the Methodist church. The
delay has been caused ny the non-ar-
rival of the literature. The program
lis replete with interesting exercises
and full attendance should honor the
occasion.
When in Forrest City see Drs. Glib
son Il DoOley about those b al teeth.
Office first door west of old stand, near
Methodist church.
Misses Jennie and Mary Farmer
honored TIE TINES office with a cali
this week. The Young ladies never
looked better and exhibited every evi.
dence that their recent school DAYS ut
Nashville were those of pleasure and
instruction.
Master Homer Bradford. Of Wynne.
WIS visitor to the city this week. He
has recently sold 40 boxes of the w.
w. Thomas backing. for which he re-
ceived Il bicycle from the manufacturer.
He is an energetic. gentlpmanly little
fellow of eleven years and is quite
proud of his wheel.
The school board has not vet decided
when the public schools will be opened,
but it is promised to be an early date.
The board Is in correspondence with
number of teachers in regard tn the po-
sitiun of principal. Another good
move is that the principal will have
the privilege OF nominating his assist
ants.
Eve eaters or saves containing sugar
of lead are dangerous. Sometimes sore
eyes are cured with them-lead poison
does not always result. Thousands of
persons have lost their eyes as "A result
Of the use ot such preparations. Suth-
erland'S Eagle Eve Salve contains no
lead and cannot injure the eyes of IA
babe. Sold at ID, q. Webb's drug store.
There will be no evening service at
the Methodist church Sunday night
Mr.. Jernigan will leave on the Iron
Mountain train for Searcy. where he
has been summoned to attend the com
mencement exercises of Galloway Fe
male College. which begins next Tues
day He is member OF the Board of
Trustees. which will meet at the college
on Monday, the 3lSL inst.
Barrel Mackerel. Holland Herring
and Pigs Feet, at Germans.
Editor L. l.. Vadakin returned from
his Texas trip Monday evening. In
appearance When he stepped from the
train he was right close To the regula-
ton COW boy a white sombrero. long
beard all over the face. long hair and
"A decidedly brown complexion. He
was fresh from camping expedition
of some two months duration. lie is
much improved in health and weighs