The Forrest City times., 1890-04-12


 Ars. Stone. the amiable and pleasant | wife of Dr. Stone. and the beautiful Miss Sxllie Lsnier went down to Helena and returned on Thursday last.
 Geo. Sibley. cf Lonoke. WAS in town this week getting his clients and their suits in winning attitude for trial be- I fore the circuit court next week. ] Cotton planting has begun in earn est. It seems to us a little early, but some of our farmers say the nature of the weather requires early planting this year.
 | Rev. M. B. Umsted will preach at the methodist chrurh tonight. Services begin promptly at T:30 ?. m, Com munion service tomorrow morning at l II o'clock.
 J. l.. Scott, of Mcdaniel, was in town Wednesday on business. 1ie reports trade slow in his city, since the wealth CT became pretty, and the farmers are pushing their work.
 Those who desire to purchase fine beef COW, and four or five head (some giving milk of other cattle should call on Messrs. Loda X Brother. They may be had at a bargain.
 T. c. Folbre will go to Memphis to- morrow, and remain several days next week. He will doubtless witness the races, as there will be present some of the finest race stock in the South. At the Baptist church next Sabbath morning the annual collection for foreign missions will be l tclr G,,k .sco at | ,xfc1arL q. m: "Prc- eminence of the Religion of of the Hearers of the Gospel"
 When you hear man sncering at the local papers you can safely bet that he don't sQuander his wealth making them better. The man who don | sec the benefit arising to town from its newspaper hasn't as much sense as a cove oyster. and he is about as much value to town as q ten-year-old delin. gent list.-Ex.
 The man that borrows and reads his county paper every week and tler abuses it, is mean enough to do any thing that the fear of the laws penalty does not deter him from doing. Sub scribe, pay cash, read it and abuse 1t. il you want to. You have no right tc abuse what does not belong to you.--- Ozark Democrat.
 1 Miss Pearl Sparks, very excellent and beautiful young lady of Newport this state. who has been visiting the families of T. A. Hatcher and others for several weeks returned last Satur. day to her home. Miss Sparks will hc greatly missed by our young folks, al of whom became very much attached to her during her visit here.
 Plantation Chill and Fever Curt I (ncarly tistelessl is tho only remed, prescribed by physicians. For sale by l.. Rollwage S Co. Dr. k. ]. West Wheatley; W. C. Ferguson, Mcdaniel F. T. Oliver & Co.,, Caldwell, ]. J I Hughes, Haynes, Banks. Wilkinson S Co, Palestine, lsrcal Goldberg, Wheat ley, Hughes & Curtis, Haynes.
 Mir. II. F. German, the new cashic of the Peoples Bank. arrived iron Forrest City last Monday. and entered upon the discharge af his duties Tues day morning. Mr. Gorman comes l. us highly recommended as Il citizei and business man. and VIC welcom, him to our midst His family will ar rive in few days.-Searcy Beacon.
 We refund money in every instanc, when Plantation Chill Cure tnearl, tasielessl fails-~but 1t never fails. Fu sale by l.. Rnllwage < Co. pr. R. ]
 West. Wheatley: W. C. Ferguson. Mc Daniel: F.. I. Oliver & Co. Caldwell J. ]. Hughes. Haynes, Banks. Wilkin son X Co.. Palestine. lsreal Goldberg
 Nheatley, Hughes X Curtis, Haynes. We are sorry to write tha, the plivat, scltoe of Mestames Rolesop an,
 Hatcher has closed The last day wa
 Monday, the Tth inst. It will he twt months yet till the weather Is tao warn for sclloolroum confinement. and, il fact, from now till the middle of Jun, k the most favorable time. so far a weather is concerned, for children t learn,
 Stop and think : Plantation Chil Cure laeariy tlstelrssl cures 20 case out oi every hundred, and price onl, 6, cents. For sale hv l.. Ruliwagc X Ca.
 Dr. k. I. West, Wheailcy; W. t. Fer guson, Mcdaniel. l.. T. Oliver X Co. Caldw ell. J. ! Hughes, Haynes. Banks ! Wilkinson X Co. Palestine. lsreal Gold hcrg, Waeatley, Hughes X Curtis Haynes.
 Some negroes had difficulty Satur day night. One of them WAS heard L yell above the general rabhe .'You'y, shot ne. but I'll fight you Jill l die, : which seems to he about all that i known of the dnsky trouble. excsp that the discharge of Il gun was heard
 We have heard ,f no dead ringers any where, so VIC conclude 1t was not , serious affray.
 Mrs. Iandvoigt WAS taken suddenl . III last Friday. and suffered intensel, for thirty six hours. Bnt for the time ly assistance of Dr. ". II Alley the re suit might have been serious. indeed She suffered from neuralgia affection . in the region of the heart, snper-inducei by n malarial complication. We ar , glad to announce that she is now on tirely recovered.
 By an oversight. last week, I'm TIMES failed to mention the receipt 0 & letter on the Sunday previous an nouncing the sad news of the drownin of our old friend. and one time fello, ! citizen of this county. Esq. J. B. Kin : ton, in the Mississippi river. near lslan, , s2. He was noble friend. and VI most sincerely regret the sudden all, 5 awful and unexpected demise.
 Too poor to take your home paper l Well. that is distressful condition
 Buy a hen. give her crumbs and vast , from tho kitchen, and she will lay egg r enough to pay for years subscription e then work her up into potpie and sh . will pay first cost; so the paper will b a clean profit. Repeat thns proces
 year after year, meanwhile learn wis
 dom and cease to be poor.--E Elk. < We were glad to meet our friend Dr ? T. I. Mohicr. of Palestine, OH the plat form at the Hotel, Thursday, where h p was waiting for tho west bound pas : senger on which to go home. D1ctn , Mohler is splendid physician, as wei
 as good man. and as such has been
 very valuable citizen to the commnnit l in which Palestine is located. w r wish Il thousand such men would To : cate in St. Francis county. . John Farmer, Of CGt-Off. spent sey