The Forrest City times., 1897-02-26

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 Max Yofie has been the proudest | man Tn town this week, Mrs. Y and the boy has returned from St. Louis. The new sidewalk has been nut Town on the east side of the Meyer building. Try the Studebaker Wagon. L. Roll.
 wage & Co.,, sole Agents. l Col Poindexter Dunn, of Washing ton City, stopped over day with friends In the city Monday. Mrs. E. L. Vadakin has been quite | III for the past two weeks but is con 'iderably improved
 | WORK. and not mere you are here- oy notified, etc." is what is needed in Il sanitary way.
 The ladies of the Episcopal church, 1 have doll on exhibition at Tipton's drugstore. They will be glad to have their friends call and see it. Ladies' call and see our line of Ok | ford Ties. The very latest style in | Black and Tan.
 BRANDON, BAUGH & TRAPP. J. w. Moore is still in the we'll boring and driving business. You can s,ve money by calling on him at For rest City.
 Mrs. Annie Straub and Miss Clem- | mic Thorne, of Madison, were shop ping and visiting in the city Wednes day.
 | 4 full line of FURNITURE kept l constantly on hand at l.. Rollwage & | Co. $, very cheap for cash.
 J. NJ. Wilson has closed his school at l Parrotts school house, Johnson town slip, we learn, with general satisfac- ton to all.
 If the sale of balls, tops, marbles, and baseball supplies at the newsstand, is l an indication of a change of season, spring must be upon us.
 Floating Soap. S1 co per box. Strict | ly cash at A. Meyer & Co. Misses Eula Aldrich and Hortense l Williams won the prizes at the "tacky" party. given by Miss Hattie Whitman last Friday evening.
 ]. R. Kinton and w. R. Kendrick, of Widener, were in the city Monday. | The latter has recently opened a mercantile house on the Dawson farm, near the old Hunter place, on St.. Francis river.
 REWARD S2.00-For crooked handle walking cane, some paint on 1t, had knot near middle. Leave at Ike Mal- lorys and get reward.
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 Dr. Jno. S. lzard was in the city 1 Wednesday. He has recently devoted 1 his professional services to the care of Bud Horton. of the New Castle neigh borhood who has been afflicted for sev eral weeks, He reports his patients condition improved.
 Barrel Mackerel. Holland Herring and Pigs Feet, at Germans. It's now understood as a certainty 1 that Mariauna will have electric lights. | The work of putting in all the neces- sary appliances will begin at once and l it will only be a matter of a very short time now until the city will be illumi- mated by electricity. Index.
 Five good Mules for sale or rent, cheap. N. E. INGRAM.
 The giving way of the dam under the sidewalk inst seuth of the Crsco building on South Washington, has 1 developed a yawning death trap right | in the heart of the city. The condl- | tion has existed some three weeks. and various complaints are registered against 1t.
 Russell. Graham & Co.,, make spe- cialtv of Wagon Materials. A full stock ] of Spokes. Feloes and Blacksmith's Irons always on hand, at the very low est figures. They will duplicate Mem- phis prices.
 Mrs. Lena England wishes to ex | tend her thanks through the columns | of TIE TIMES to the Forrest City Or chestra for having been happily sur prised and highly entertained by it's enchanting music, on last Tuesday night. at the residence of her aunt, Mrs. R. w. Irby
 Incipient consumption is cured with | Dr. Bells Pine Tar Honey. Inflama- l ton is allayed and the cloggng of the lungs is stopped. When this is accom- plished the road to health is straight one. Get bottle today. Mrs. c. H. Lewis and daughter, Miss | Wella, of Little Rock. stopped over l Tuesday en route home from Memphis Mrs. Lewis is a sister-in-law of "the old man of TIE TIaIEs," and an aunt of Mrs. Vadakin. We sincerely hope her next visit will not be so brief. The l.. R. & Nj. railroad is in the field now for St. Louis business via. Cotton Belt and Brinkey. Call and get rates, J. Il. BARD, Agt.
 Railroad engineers are complaining of the board wall. used as a billboard | for circuses and operas, erected on the east side of Church street, south or the ID al. oh