The Forrest City times., 1890-06-14

. drHught tubes, one No. generator three ten-gallon founts, six lieav, plated tumlyler holders, one lnarbli slab feet long, 2a inches wide. Ever, thing complete and ready for immedi ate use. Terms, monthly payments. | II. B. GwYS x Co. We had missed Y. A. Hatcher fo several days, but supposed him to be , little indisposed. and would soon b, seen again Ut his place of business. or North Front street. Dut VIC learned better whom we received last weei from him Richmond newspaper giving a complete account of tile uM yelling of Lees Monument. Mir Hatcher was a confederate soldier, ant it WAS. no doubt, a great treat for hin to attend the unveiiIng of the monu ment of the greatest of great soldiers We hope he may have an enjoyable time. and lIave the pleasure of meeting many of his war time friends.
 A young man named Press Birdsons left Colbert, Indian Territory. tie Isl of March. 1890. for his home in Pulaski Tennessee. The high water prevented him from going further than Memphis ! A n ilC ttNS IfOt utCtt ttCViu OI SltlCt above date, and as his mother is verj luneasy about him, we insert this notice hoping some one will see it who know. where the young man i5 located. ol otherwise what became of him. Any one reading this, and knowing whai became of him, will greatly rcleave ar anxious mother by addressing her Mrs. $. w. Thompson, Cornefsville Marshall County, Tennessee.
 I Our correspondent at Mcdaniel is {: very interesting writer. Our readers are always eager to ses the news flon 1 Mcdaniel. We have made one or two typographical errors in the Mcdaniel items recently, but the correspondent ! is in no way responsible, as the mis- takes all occurred in tlie office here But they could not be prevented; they | did no particular harm, and such things are unavoidable, and will be, until conpositors and proof-readers become infallible. As compositors and proof. readers are among the weakest brothers of humanity, their infallibility is hardly probable.
 l The North American Review fol June brings to d close the l50th volume of that ably-ccnducted and indispensa. ble periodical. It is an international lnnmbcr in more senses than one. Its most prominent feature is a symposium on tho question Do Americans s Hate 1 England Yr Mir. Parnell writes incl. sively of Mir. l,alfcnr's Land Dill, p ,inting out the objections to 1t of the | Irish National party. Mona Caird who originated the famous discussion | in England us to whether marriage is \ failure, contributes the first cf two articles on The Emancipation of the | Family" Among the contributors are l such writers us Andrew Carnegie Murat lfalstead, and others of equal note. In short. the North America Sn l Review is hrimming full of flrsi-clas- reading matter, and is a great favorite at the Forrest City Times News stand where 1t may always he had fresh us q new oystsr.
 The Golden Hours Literary Clul l meets at the residence of R. M. Will. Hams during the month of June. The club has been receiving many new members of late accustomed bv the re. turning of the young ladies and gentle men from school. At present there are tiilfty members.
 At Il meeting on Friday night oy last week 1t was moved and seconded tha, ! Mrs. N. A. Pearson be allowed tho privilege of examining all the literature belonging to the club. and if any did not meet her appreciation. she should have tile authority to refuse tu allow Il to be loaned from tho library. Carried I No better person could be chosen tt l fill this responsible office, than Mrs
 Pearson. Sha IS we'll acquainted witl all of tho authors. and knows more o tho devices that Is used to excite th, admiration of reader. and make hin become sa much interested and infat mated wisl the works. that he will no see the imposition that is being prac
 ticed upon him. Mrs. Pearson vii T .adily pc. ccive this and will exclud all snch books from the library
 Parents cannot bo too particular abou
 t,e books that they allow their childrel
 to read. but avery thing Is safesin Mrs
 Pearson's hands. Ne urge all of tn
 young ladies aud gentlemen to be
 come members.
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 name given by Il dramatic club of th
 celebrated Scyentl, Regiment of Ne, N York. and these illustrations and th
 account of il are, us you see. in Demo
 rests Family Magazine for July, whic ha, just arrived The pictures of th
 six-footeis of the Seventh. arrayed i feminine toggery arc about tho fnnnies
 that have appeared in any magazin . for long time. This number als contains beautifully illustrated art cle on the interior of Vice Prcs.der
 Morton's house. which iS full of sugge. : iions for modern hnuse-furnishini
 The article "Stanleys Rescue {
 Emin. profusely illustrated, is also {
 great interest Ut this tiMe, and "...li
 House Boat in American Waters" wi give hint to many who are wonslei ing how tospend the summer. In fac
 the whole Magazine, from tho hant some water-color in the front to tl Spice Box in the back, Is artisticall
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 Indeed, there is no other Magaxin
 published that so aeceptahly caters |
 every member of the family. publishe
 by w. Jennings Demorest, r5 East l 1t
 St, New York, and may be had at th
 Forrest City News stand, at all hour
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 call, and ilnd nobody in, ar the clerk
 all too busy to wait on you in . moment just rend your hair a little, but wal and buy the Demolcst. for the Jul
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 aics. and 1t won't cure aR,hing else,