The Forrest City times., 1890-05-10
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Why pay ., cents or sI when you can buy Plantation Chill Cure Irregular and tastelcssl of l.. Roliwage X Co. Dr. R. J. West, Whea,lcy W. (. Ferguson, Mc- Daniel: F.. T. Oliver X Co. Caldwell, ]. J. Hughes, Haynes. Banks. Wilkin- son X O., Palestine. lsreal Goldberg, Wheatley, Hughes X Curtis. Haynes, Hemingway Brus.. Wheatley, for 5u cents, who guarantee II to cure you.
 And so the geod wife of Walter Lewis is among the happily fortunate mothers who. this week, gave existence to n little soul that begins, at once, io grow and maturaie, Snd to finally be- come fixed, in veal ar woe. in certain conditions from which there is no de parture in time or eternity. We con graduate Che mother and father, and hope that many hsrvcsts of happiness may be garnered for the little one.
 Forrest City Is going to have water works; and no mistake. When such men as l.. Rollwage and James Russell propose to council us liberal and progressive as ours that half the funds necessary will he raised by private sub scriptiun. if the council will do the balance, something is going to hc done. X special session was held Thursday afternoon. and the Finance committee empowered to look into the details necessary to establish system of water-works.
 Anyone interested in the sick benefit, funeral-aid. and death-beneticiary asso- citations of tho United States can help make the statistics of their organiya- tions for the forthcoming census more complete and disseminate the knowl- edge Of the good work they are doing by sending the names of such societies as they may know nf, and the addresses of their principal officers, to MT. Charles A. Jenney. Special Agent of the Eleventh Census, 5S William street, New York City.
 Mrs. II. Lewis, of Little Rock. sister of Mrs. F.. Landvoigt, and aunt of Mrs. E. l.. Vadakin, of this city, gave us an agreeable and pleasant surprise Saturday evening last by arriving on the 6 o'clock passenger, and remaining over night under our humble roof. She WAS accompanied by her sweet lit- tle daughtar, Wella. We were very glad to have them come. and sorry of the shortness of their stay They took the early passenger Sunday morning for Memphis. where Mrs. Lewis will visit her brother and sister.
 The choir of the Baptist church. com posed of Mrs. B. r. Manning. Mrs. and Messrs. l.. Rollwage, J. M. Prew- the following selections at a service of tr kA~ hAtl tA. xy\ night at the Baptist church Magnify His Name, Y "I;lorious Things of Thee are Spoken, ""Sing. O Earth, the Glari. ous Morning" Come Unto Me, -t'In- cline Thine Ear Jehovah Reigns, Y Evening Hymn" Holy Father, Hear My Cry" The programme consists of solos, ducts. trios and quartsttes, and contains a large amount of most bea,,- tiful harmony. The public is cordially invited.
 No organizations In tho United States have multiplied more rapidly in the past ten years than the sick-l~neiit, funeral-aid, death-benefit. and other kindred societies. As they are gener- ally confined to those who are in tho number walks of life. the good they have done is incalculable, carrying sub stantial aid to thousands uf stricken families and inspiring those who are fortunate enough in being members with . courage which might not exist in their hearts without them. The members of these organizations will be glad to learn that Hon. Robert F. Porter, Superintendent of the Eleventh Census. win endeavor to secure the statistics of the noble work thesc asso- citations are doing. and 1t Is safe to say that no other branch of the census win be more interesting. The business of gathering the data has been placed in charge of Mir Charles A. Jenney. special agent of tlfe insurance division, Ks William street. New York City, and all AssociAtions throughout the United states, whether incorporated or private shonld assist by sending to him the
 address of their principal vficegs.