The Forrest City times., 1890-09-13
We have a beautiful printing estab-

sick list this week.
 Scribnei's Log Books--the best--just received at the newsstand. Col. and Mrs. V. E. Izrrd have re- turned home from Louisville. Becker & Lewis are receiving a full stock of new goods for the fall season. Bills are up announcing circus in our city on the 20th, the first in two years.
 Percy Harris one of our best young men leaves for Wichita, Texas, Sun day night.
 We wish to let a contract for ten or twelve cords of wood. Call eally at TIE TIMES office.
 st. Francis county has gone wet. and that's about all that is definitely known of the late election.
 We are glad to Iearn that our friend, | MT. Nelson, who eas been i'll for weeks, | IS now couvalescent.
 Mrs. Hickey, O. Marianna, with others was in the city Wednesday night, en- route to Philadelphia.
 T. o. Filzpatick attended the repub- lican congressional convention at Ilele- | ma Wednesday, and was chosen secre- tary.
 Our young friend, Ernest Grammer is now employed with the Western | Union Telegraph Company, at Mem phis.
 J F. Wolff has returned to Forrest City. and is to be found at his old place. | behind the counters of Russell, Ora | ham X Co
 The little son Of w. F. IIorney has been very sick Dor several days. but 1 under careful nurseing and treatment is get.iug better.
 Miss Matte Slaughter. accompanied by young lady friend of Marianna. | came mp on visit to her uncle, Hon. ] Geo. r. Taylor, yesterday
 Two fine Cows. for sale. also Phaton and Household Furniture, lat my resi- l dence in Forrest City.
 J. II. AVERY.
 l.. X. Hooper was In town several days this week. and left "Wednesday evening for Wypne. He will probably return hone via Forrest City, to day. |
 The Jewish New Year commences Sunday evening at G o'clock. Monday will be holiday among the people of that nationality throughout the un- verse.
 Our distinguished friend, Rev. k. $. Deener, of Marianna. gave us a pleas ant call Wednesday. He is a pleasant gentleman, and we are always delighted to see him.
 Everyone come to the Great Ameri- can Railroad Shows. Largest eollec- tiun of animals ever exhibited at For rest City. Positively one day only, Saturday. Sept. a0th.
 "Papa" said mamma, "hrinc home q box of Bulls Worm Candv.n She meant Dr. Bulls Worm Destroyers but then the children call it candy and papa knew what she wauted.
 Miss Katie Izard left Tuesday accompanied by her admirable sister. Mrs. Lena Sneea. for Boscohol Female College. We wish Her much success 'n the pursuit of her studies,
 pr. !. A. Williams. tho attending plS sician. informs us of the s8fe ar- rival "Wednesday, of T fine larcc boy at the pleasant house of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Fngg. We offer hearty congratula- tions.
 Miss Lutie Beck. accompanied by her laying parents, Mir, and Mrs. ! " Beck. left Tnesiiav evening for Bnscnhal Female College. Miss Lntie k a de- lermioed student, and will achieve lnnors.
 4 few lines inserted in Tur TfMKs couple ef weeks ago. advertising for d salesman, was answered tv some ten or twelve correspondents. Morag--lf you want auything lot It be known through eur columns.
 Nc have to ask indulgence of our readers tliis week for omissions. CT other faul' tn be found with rie TINES. Wc gre only able to issue paper hv extreme eXertinn, and under the most trying circumstances.
 Rev ], S. Edmontis, of Msrianna, has hcen in the city this week. aiding. in the pulpit tue conduct of tha pro tractei meeting. He K pleasant gentleman, powertul speaker, and has accomplished, we are told, some l pleas;sn, visits during the week.
 NJ l.. Monroe has lost dog. This advertisement is inserted on a guaran- tee that It will find him 1T you know anything of the animal report it. and be paid for your trouble The dog is a pale,red setter, white spot on breast and side of nose. about year old Strayed of about two weeks ago.
 B Stewart and family of eight. every one thorough musician. are in the city, and will remain three or fonr weeks. during which time they will probably furnish the people n few even 1 ings of genuine pleasure. We have no l authority to make this announcement, { hut knowing of them, presume to an- ticipate their intentions.
 The present charter of The Louisiana | State Lottery Company. which is part | of the Constitution Of the State, and hy 1 decision of the Supreme Court of tho | United States, is an inyiolabln contract | between the State and The Louisiana | State Lottery Company, Will remain in | fprce, under any circumstances, five | years longer, or until 1895 The L0uisi- | ana Legislature, which adjourned the | other day, voted. by two thirds ma jority in each House, to let the people l decide whether the Lottery shall con tinue from lSao until l0le The pen- eral impression Is that the people will favor continuance.
 Our readers ean have no idea of the l state of our feelings--the care. respon- sibilitv, anxiety, aud wofry--conse- quent to the repair of TnE TIMES | building and the moving of our heavy | machinery. type, fixtures. etc. to the second floor. We hope, however, the beauty and eanvenicnce of onr new quarters will he such as to repay us most plentituly, for the distressing ordeal Completely ovefhauled, re- | paired and strengthened, the building is one of the best In town. Our new | quarters, upstairs, are handsome, s,t. s..t