The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1897-05-07
Croquet Sets at the Newsstand.

}, w. Wynne returned from visit
TO Wynne, Tuesday.
NJ. lsaaes and family returned from
Memphis, Tuesday.
Lee Taylor. of Widener, was a Wis.
ltor to the city Tuesday.
Meal 25c. per bushel at A. Never &
Co.'s. ~ '''yei ="
When bilious or costive, eat Casca-
ret candy cathartic, cure guaranteed.
Toe, 25c.
Mrs. j. b. Ramsey. of Memnhis
game over TO visit her parents, MIR. and
Mrs, j. N. Cotton, Tuesday.
Mrs. L. A. Hawkins and son. Arthur
MeCnlloch, of Heth, were visitors to
Tie city, Tuesday.
Il NJ Sweeney, the Memphis cooper.
Is on hand making barrels for the DO
tato crop. ~
Some of the handsomest and prettiest
Dress goods of the season to be seen AT
russell, Graham x Co.
Messrs. 5. F. Sulcer and c. A. Gorum.
Oh Palestine were doing the city Tues
day.
A stitch in time saves nine-insure
your houses and furniture. See r. ] !.
lizard.
We hear of some few deer roaming
the NUS, playing hide and seek with
their would-be slayers.
A lot of most elegant poplar timber
has been hauled to town lately from a
section east of the city,
Something is being said about estab-
llShihg club house on some of the
popular hShing lakes in the county.
AS the waters decline the sports
mems antlclpations ascend. The
waters will soon reach the fish line
stage, boys.
Mrs. j. +. Stone has been suffering
with symptoms of grippe this week
which has confined her to bed part of
the time.
\ fine assortment of Fishing Lines,
Hooks, Sinkers, Reels, Fly-hooks and
Corks at the Newsstand cheap.
Captain Russell has sold his horse.
Croftwood. to parties in Memphis for
round sum. Croftwood was probably
the best roadster in the state,
Dir. w. III. Alley left for Chicago.
Sunday. to attend the meeting of rail.
road surgeons. He will be absent
about a week.
Cut worms are proving very destruc.
tive to crops and gardens and many
entire paintings have been destroyed,
which necesSltated replanting.
When in Forrest City see Drs. Glib.
son " DoOley about those bad teeth
Office first door west of old stand, near
Methodist church.
Mr.. B. Gnat departed the first of the
week for soJourn down among the
cotton fields, sugar plantations and
orange groves of the Mississippi valley.
Assessor James Brown, of johnson
W" NoS olldhluS iidlluS Will
friends in the city Monday, and says
farming is backward in that section.
j. n Farmer, of the Cut Off, was on
Change. Wednesday, and reported the
water falling rapidly and farming start
ing W.
Creamery butter, Mocha and Java
coffee. apples. oranges, bananas lem
ons, Germans Grocery.
Mrs. L. j. Davis ana daughters
graced the sanctum Saturday after
noon, and the senior was made the
happy recipient of choice selection
of roses.
A dozen or so couples from the city
attended a dance in the Hancock build
ing at Colt Station, Wednesday even
ing, and all report most enjoyable
time.
LOST. On street. last Friday, a Gold
Sword Pin with Diamond and Pearl
settings. Return to Iipton's Drug
store and be rewarded.
His many friends will be reioiced to
learn that Fenner Laughingh0use has
returned to his first love. lie has ac-
cepted II position as bookkeeper with
the firm of Brandon. Baugh ~ Trapp.
We welcome him to the old stamping
grounds.
A street rumor has it that the city
hog will be killed and thrown into the
various open cisterus which adorn the
squares, and back yards. then covered
o. killing two birds with one
stone, or getting rid of two nuisances
by one process.
Arsenic is the poison most chill tonics
contain. DR.. Bells Peppermint Chill
Tonic does not contain arsenic or any
other poison. 1t makes bone and flesh
for children. 1t cures chlls so they
stay cured. Sold by ID. g. Webb.
German. keeps the most complete as
sortment of staple and fcncy groceries
in the town No mixed stock, nothing
but groceries carefully selected TO suit
the trade, and all fresh.