The Forrest City times., 1897-07-30

Ooal Tor sale by E. T. Gray.
 And still it rains-in spots.
 Thermometer last Sunday 80.
 Wednesday night-Fellowcraft. It looks like good times this fall. Mrs. Jennie Allen is in Memphis. Fresh Groceries at A. Meyer X Co.'S. ARBOR-OL SOAP for cbapned
 hands. Fo" Latest styles Spring Goods at A. Meyer & Co.'S.
 5. F. Baxter, of Widener, was in town yesterday.
 Johnston keeps chains, lubricant valves, tire tape, cement. etc.
 Gen. Geo. r. Taylor was in Little Rock several days this week.
 We will take a few water melons on subscription, or other account. J. S. Thomas, of near Maliso. was a pleasant caller in town Saturday. s. r. Mcdaniel keeps all kinds of steam fittings and plumbers goods.
 Misses Emma and Mamie Mann. of Pine Bluff, are visiting relatives in the city.
 Just try Il 1Or. box of Cascarets. the iinest liver and blood regulator ever made.
 A. Sloniker, of near Palestine. was Tn town Saturday, circulating among friends.
 FoR SALE.-Columbia Biycle. Model 40. Apply to Virgil Owen, Forrest City, Ark.
 A letter from Chas. II Sanders brings the good news that his health is improving.
 Cascarets stimulate liver. kidneys ana bowels. Never sicken, weaken or gripe. 10c.
 The attention of the health officer is called to the "pecooliar" scent in West C.nter alley.
 Mrs. R. T. Johnson returned home Sunday after pleasant visit to Lonoke and Little Rock
 J. NJ. Altman and wife, of Helena are visiting parents, Mir and Mrs. A Meyer, this week.
 W. J. Ward. from up the river, was Ill town Saturday, looking after the kinton postohice.
 Miss Norma Qollwage is visiting friends i'll Lonoke, the guest of Judge I. (. Trmble's family. l Miss Laura Govan, of Marianna. is visiting in the city. guest of Capt. and Mrs. T. c. Merwin. ARBOR-OL and Arbor-ol Soap for
 sale by J. il. Tipton and
 D. C. Webb.
 Miss Maggie Clarke, of Maranna, is visiting in the city this week, and is d guest of the Misses ROliwage.
 All Ice bills must be paid promptly on the lst of the month.
 HOMER FOLBRE.
 The street sweepers or rakers should not neglect the south side wheo mak- ing their regular Monday morning rounds.
 l.. II. McGuffey was in town Satur- day and reported line luck while on a piscatorial expedition up St. Francis river last Friday
 Squire J. E. Richard of Franks township. was m town Saturday on business and swapping yarns with some of his old comrades.
 The congregation under the "mul- berries' last Sunday was large. The text of the sermon vas the county and its eXtravagances.
 Elegant fountain pens-guaranteed t0 do perfect woik-iust received a new lot at the Newssi and. Prices, g. and 8 90, worth s and s %. | Capt. ". II. Pearce returned home yesterday from weeks visit to points | in Alabama and the centennial. He reports crops in Alal anna good.
 J. c. Hufstnter. of Bay Village. was in the city Tuesday on business. and gave us a pleasant call. setting up his subscription peg twelve months.
 George Rowland. of Telico township was amOug friends, when he was iii town Monday He is good. solid citizen, and as clever as they make 'em F. F. Johnson, state agent for the Quaker Folding Hot Air and VapoI Bath Cabinet. left Wednesday evening for Brinkley, having sold this county
 Prof. Geo. l.. Jackson, who is teach ing the Moro school, spent Sunday I'm town with his family. He was some what under the weather from bilious ness.
 The Town of Forrest City will gc down in history as having the meanest thief in the country. Some one ha: stolen the latch from the graveyard