The Forrest City times., 1890-06-07


 We call attention to the dissolution notice elsewhere in this issue of Doe tors Vanl'atten & Cummings. Both are gentlemen of ligh standing, and physician of high rank, and we hope in their changed relations they may find prosperity and happiness.
 I have been an invalid since my six teenth year. until five months ago, | began the use of Dr. Bulls Sarsaparila Now at the age of twcnty-three l feel myself. for the first time in my life, a man filled with health and ambition. want you to publish this although do not sign my true name.-James Smith, Lexington, Ky.
 Miss Mamie Mcdaniel, to the great delight of her many friends, has re- turned from school at Nashville. Miss Mamie is very beautiful and is the possessor of many charms, which give her great popularity among her friends At school she bears the envious title of being the most studious. and her school- mates find naught in her character but that which is loyable and worthy of imitation.
 The return of l. !. (Budl Evans last k7tsilNAhf tiiRi hitG iiNtb hftftt shif'lfifAs Texas. caused universal ripple of pleasure among the young folks, and the old were not slow to express their gladsome feelings on meeting him. Bud is delighted with Texas; 1t is he thinks, capable of grand possibilities, and has the illimitable resources that will enable it to out-leap any of the sister states in the march of progress, however, much older some of themimay be,
 We walked into Russell. Graham & Co., s store last Tuesday morning to do q little trading, and D. Hunter, with more agility than an eight year old boy, proudly stood before us to enquire our wants. We told him, and were as- tonished to see how much taller than usual he appeared, and how much more lordly was his carriage than usual: and just as We primped our lips to ask him why he had changed for the better in appearance and movement, he remark ed. we have a fine girl baby at our house. He's exeusable; any man ought to be proud,
 We leara the report has gone to the country that our city council intends to pass all ordinance putting Il high tax on the sale uf butter. eggs, chickens, etc, unless sold to merchants. Tue re- port says further that 1t iS done to force the country people to sell their produce to the merchant at his own price. In other words the country people would not be allowed to sell such things to any hGt merchants, So they could get them cheap. It is unnecessary to deny this report te most of our friends in the country, but to the few who might possibly believe it, we say. the report is utterly without the slightest shadow of foundation No one ever thought of attempting to do such thing.
 iss Willie Mcdaniel has been vIsi- ting Nashville for two weeks just past. She went to that city to be with Aer sister during the closing exercises of tic college Miss Mamie has been at tending, and to accompany her home. Tue two weeks of Mss Willie $ absence touched the hearts of our young people with a samhreness that k akin to gloom. and especially were some young folks deeply effected. But she returned safely, and We are all glad tu see her. and tu know she had an enjoy .fAAt hfittr AifHN " itltN ie atttRf "fR uf the great love her friends bestow so Iavishly upon her, for she is generous, and always kind and pleasant, ever emitting sparks of joy fer those about her.
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 Miss 1eanett Becker came over from Memphis last week. aHd spent day and ui-ht with her parents. She will come hnm. in Il few days to remain through the summer vacation. She has very important part ta perform Ill the closing exercises of Miss Con way 's school, and showed a devotion tp thorough preparation that iS moi uSunliy seen iu Misses of her age Miss Jeanette k of that type ot girls, who will not be eNeelled under any conditions. She is so studiaus. and so devoted to her scholastic duties in every respect, that Miss Conway. on one occasion, personally commended and enmplin,ented her to largo au- dicnce. Her proficiency tn music and other accomplishments. iS evidence tiiat she has applied herself closely Her pareltt are justly proud of her, and she deserves every whit of praise Miss Conway gave her.
 We received this week a sample eopS of Vol. i, No , of a pamphlet entitled Tho Unity Appeal The motto "ln Union There k Strength is suggestive of what the country needs. On the title page stands two large pillows, con nected at the top bya stutit arch, and at the bottom by a heavy chain. Be- meath the arch. and letwcen the pic lows, stands Il little boy holding a single stick elevated in both hands, which he Is easily breaking; while by his side stands aman of great muscular strength. and with one foot placed on stone to raise his knee, he draws a bundle of sticks across it, ,ss if lo break them, but he cannot so much as bend them. Below is q shield, and on 1t is fastened Il number of quill pens by means of ribbon. The leading sub ject treated is "A Northman south" and 1t is we'll worth reading. We cannot agree with "Northmann in many things but he says good things enough to make the article very readable. It may he had for So cts. Il year of Joshua Hill. 25 West Sixth street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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