The Forrest City times., 1900-03-30
Additional Locals,

Additional Locals, Judge F. G. Taylor, of Jonesboro, IS in the county looking after his DO. | litical interests.
 | Miss Lizzie Kittrell, of Mt. Pleasant. Tennessee, who has been in the city for a couple of weeks. a guest of Mrs. Mag gie Hatcher and the Dawsons, returned yesterday. She is d cousin to Eugene Barrow and brothers, and was accom- panied by two of Mir. Ed. Divers chil- dren and two of her sisters children. The Hon. R. E. Macon, of Phillips county. candidate for the democratic c nomination for prosecuting attorney, was m the city yesterday in the inter- est of his candidacy. The fact that he is busy with his duties in the courts | will prevent him making a close can yaSs. and therefore he will not be able to see all voters. He is the present prosecutor and has made record which IS well-known to the democrats of this county, and he IS willing to stand or fall by it and leaves it to the voter to say whether or not he deserves their support for a second term. | At the last meeting of the City Coun- ell an order was issued for the removal of all wagons from Front street. It has been the custom for some years for the merchants to store their stock of wag- ons on the public square, and com plaints had been frequently made to the board that such practice was un- necessary and only served to obstruct the convenience and deface the beauty of our most popular tnoroughfare. and the Council concluded that the wagons must go and they have gone. This is as It should be. Our streets should al ways be kept open and clear of obstruc- tions.
 l Open door policy may be the correcr thing for summer. but in winter" Jesse
 Moore is the best policy to have-its pure-that's sure.
 Miss Fannie Winfield, who has been undergoing instructions for the past three or four seasons. in trimming and designing in one of the largest whole sille Millinery Establishments in Louis vile, and possessing, as she does, d natural talent in this direction, is em- ployed this season as trimmer and de- | signer for the firm of R. H. Winfield & Co.,, and the rare and artistic Spring creations now displayed at this popu-
 lar Millinery. are proof of her skill and ability. Call and see Miss Fannie, up- stairs over Russell. Graham & Go, when desirous of purchasing anything in Spring Millinery.
 In the judgment of people who ap- 1 var i.,ta .,,.t. whisky stands at the head. Try it and be convinced of it's purity.
 Besides selling at consistent and tradewinning prices, w. T. Sanders, the grocer, is continually offering in- 1 ducements to win patronage He always keeps d full stock of fresh gro cerles and table eicacles-fruits. vegetables. meats, pickles, preserves, cereal foods. syrnps. spices and sauces and now he IS giving away hand somely decorated piece of china-warp with every cash purchase of one dollar l These dishes may be seen at his store and are ot the latest shapes and patterns | and have been designed 10 meet the tastes of the most fastidous, in the beautiful decoration of the festive board. He guarantees that his prices on groceries will remain the same not withstandlng the distribution of this ware. and asks the public to inspect | It before making cash purchases else where. This special offer is made for the purpose of increasing his trade and to show the people that he truly appreciates their patronage.
 Don't worry belong 10 the don't worry club-buy Vollmern whisky and you will have no cause to worry It Is absolutely pure.
 A business meeting of the communi- cants of the Church of the G ood Shep- herd was held in the church last Tues day night, for the purpose of consider ing the matter of purchasing the ad joining property. to be used as a recto. ry. Rev. E. l.. Kemp stated to those present that the Bishop had pledged S50O for this purpose, provided the churchmen here would raise the bal ance. The matter WAS thoroughly dis cussed, an understanding reached. the ladies of the church subscriblnc Sl50 which they now have on hand, and the gentlemen present agreed to raise the balance of S600. This is what we call enterprise and push and vim, and good news: The church has long needed fectory, and will not increase rapidly or prosper greatly until it has it's resi-. dent minister. We have always con tended that the Episcopal church in Forrest City should have it's resident rector. and could have just as we'll as not. We congratulate them upon their determination to own that handsome