The Forrest City times., 1897-05-14

Mrs. 5. T.. Mcdaniel visited the Bluff
city Sunday and returned Tuesday.
Hon. Jno. Gattling returned from
Little Rock Sunday.
II. j. Withers, of Widener, WAS in
the city on business Saturday.
j. L. Rodgers, of Pine Bluff. deputy
US. marshal, was in the city Saturday.
Miss Jessie Epps. one OF Madsons
fairest daughters, was a visitor to the
city Saturday.
E. A. McCuloch. Esq, of Marianna,
passed through the civ Saturday, EN-
route home from Little Rock.
You can get the small rubber wash
ers for your street and lawn water hose
at the newsstand-cheap enough.
Ed. Berry, of Madison. was among
the visitors from that thriving little
town Saturday.
Mr.. G.. o. Mccormack, representing
Stewart 4 Overstreet. of Union Stock
Yards, st. Louis, was in the city on
Tuesday.
Little Miss Matte Pinkston. of
| Widener, is spending the week with
Miss Hattie Whitman, of the Cook
hotel.
| New Supt. of the r. l.. & NJ r. r.,
James Harrington. and Roadmaster A.
McAvoy. passed over the route going
west Wednesday on a general inspect
| ing tour.
! Dick Winfield returned from st.
Louis, Saturday. Dick is Forrest
| City boy and has for several months
been employed by the Simmons Hard
ware Co.. which position. we regret to
say, he is compelled to temporarily re-
sign on account of an affection of the
eyes, which he thinks might have been
caused by the constant glare Of electric
] light in the office in Which he was en-
gagged We hope for speedy recovery.
J. II. Saulspangh, u. s. deputy mar
shall, of Little Rock. came over Sunday
and escorted VIM. Bray to Helena the
| following day, where he will be held
for trial in the Federal Court under the
charge OF illicit distillng. 1t will be
remembered that young Bray was last
week caught performing the moonshine
distillng act in the western portion Of
the county.
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Its a girl, spelled with a big G, =
was the words of Il telegram Mr.. Chas.
III. Sanders sent TO his relatives in
Tennessee last Monday. We congrat-
rlate Mr.. and Mrs Sanders In their
happiness. 1t is the date of "A new
happiness, and when the little one
begins TO lisp papa aud mamma. y
they will realize that the little miss is
1.-The silver link. the siken tie.
Which bind heart and heart and mind
and mind"
Misses Alice and Minnie Rollwage
returned from Little Rock Saturday
and were accompanied by their estima-
bic young friends. Misses Emelia Mil.
Ter and Mamie Walker, Of Little Rock
The visiting young ladies are by no
] means strangers in our city, having
spent short periods here on former 0c-
casons at which times they formed
many pleasant acquaintance and ties
OF friendship. The TINES wishes the
young ladies a pleasant time.
Chill TONES containing arsenic make
children look fat--its not flesh. Ar
senlc puffs them cup and ruins THEN
bone-it's dangerous. 1t should only
he given by the direction of n physician
Dir. Bells Peppermint Chill Tonic con
tains no arsenic. it. contains no Kind
of poison, 1t cures chills permanently
1t makes stout. sound bone and rick
red blood; flesh, yigor and vitality. Al
ID. G. Webb's drug store.
Complaints still come in of cut wornls
cool weather. etc. The recent showers
Were timely and start ed vegetables III
in good style. bat in many instances the
fall was Sufficiently heavy anterfert
with work. Cool weather and cut
worms have been the cause of qnite 4
large acreage being replanted Cotton
! III ttiE hpidilAo - CNfDU4tbFt
and in many instances is under fai,
Roadway Of cultivation Early corr
that escaped the eut-woym has beer
worked over once and some twice
Neither cotton nor corn shows "A thriftS
growth, the plant being yellow anc
sickly.
The county's efficient 64-year-olC
surveyor, ID. w. DAVIS, returned from
a trip down To his place on 15-mils
bayou, Familiarity known as the Raw
linson Mound place. Saturday "Un
Gle" Dee went most of the way ia i
canoe, tie propeling Of which he il
quite IN expert, and indicated that hs
enjoyed the trip DER the yellow wave,
which have for several eventfu week,
held complete sway over the fair auf
fertile lands Of that prosperous ans
fertile valley. He reported piautigs
operations starting NJ aud genera
good feeling among the residents of IT,,
overlooked region. lie also reported
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