The Forrest City times., 1899-06-30

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 For the best ne w-ground Flow on me market, go 10 Russell, Graham \ Co.
 Mrs. Mamie EzalT, of Memphis is the guest of her parent,, MT. and Mrs. C. II. Ravens
 The July Truth is now. on sale at the newsstand. Price 25c A large ltbo- graph supplement entitled the Belle of 76 goes with each copy purcl ,ased. W. T. Sanders, the grocer. carries iull line of tin and crockery wa re which Is being sold every day at aston shingly low figure.
 The July magazines are coming in now and you can get most any maga- zihe you desire at the Newsstand.
 We are receiving new novels every day at the Newsstand Among the number received this week is "Youpp Mlstlcyn by Henry Stenton Merrimam.
 ihe Manxman" by Hall Caine. and n large number of Opie Reads works. When you want to buy wheel. call on M. R. Tipton, agent for the Ram bier.
 Deputy State Land and Timber Inspector NJ. N. Gaines, visited the Goodwin locality Wednesday, where ne Inspected a lot of timber cut on State land.
 Rev. A. K. Couch, of Kentuckey will cnmlnenc series of meetings, at the Baptist church ou the second sunday in July. Prayer meeting will be held every evening next week. All chris tians and sinners of the town and com- munity are invited to cooperate in these meetings.
 Charles II. Marks, while acting in the capacity of nnrse at the Second Division Hospital of the Fifth Army Corps at Santiago de Cuba, used a few bottles of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for diarrhuea and found it to work like d charm. Webb & Sanders.
 Mir. Keeper informs us that with the cooperation of the city fire depart inent he will connect with our pines and have a uniformity of hose and hydrants at the oil mill whereby we can be of benefit to each other and in case of lire they will have twelve liy- drants and fire pump of the latest and test improved pattern.
 Sheriff W. E. Williams. accompaui- ed by his charming daughter. Miss Mabel. went 10 Little R0ck last Thurs day The Sheriff to settle with the state and Miss Mabel to visit friends. The sheriff IS keeping up his record in being first in everything, and was the first sheriff to settle with the state last Friday paying over $ll ,433. .S3 and Sc systematic and correct was his docll ment that 1t just took ten minutes to make the settlement. The sheriff has also got record as d tithe sgatherer Out uf a possible S53 900 taxes. he col lected s5l .932 69. of which Sl2.597 55 was in scrip, leaving S39, ,335 H in cash.
 Miss Gray Taylor, associate presi- dent of Bentonyille College, Benton- vile. Ark. made this office pleasant call Tuesday afternoon. It has been two years since Miss Taylor visited Forrest City, and many changes have been made. The lady expressed her self much pleased at the improvements and rapid growth of our city since her last visit. Miss Taylor expects to combine pleasure with business during the summer and in the near future will make d personal canvass of our city and a portion of the county in the interest of her school. She speaks in glowing terms of Bentonville. it's eli mate and people. As an educator Miss Gray is not surpassed by an, in the state. and those who anticipat- sending their children away would well to consider her claim.