The Forrest City times., 1890-04-26

Mrs. D. M. Wilson and daughter Miss Gertrude, together with D. M Wilson, jr., aHd wife, went to Wynne, Friday of last week, to attend tho fun eral of Mrs. Sallie Kennedy, an only sister of Mrs. Wilson. We offer our kindly sympathy to the bereaved. A petition was circulated this week by nOn-residents, asking the city coun- ell to repeal the hog law. We do not know how many signatures have been secured up to date, but we feel that the town is far better without the hog than with him, and suggest that vote be taken on the subject.
 The 18th of May is the last day votes will be received for the most popular lady In Forrest City. Every one should cast a few votes, at least, for tho lady he thinks most popular, married, single large, small. and sO on, for the little ladies are popular enough to add sev. eral dollars to the cemetery fund.
 $. E. Johnson, for a long time clerk of the Avery hotel of this place, is of on tour of inspection to find suitable place to locate. He was last week in 1.onoke. but was undecided as to whether he would go into business there. Mir. Johnson is \ worthy gen. tlemen, and deserves success wherever he may go.
 We would not urge an article without merit. We urge and guarantee Planta- tion Chill Cure Irregular and tasteless) For sale by l.. ROllwage N O., Dr. k. J West, Wheatley; W. C. Ferguson, Me Daniel; F. T. Oliver < Co., Caldwell J. J. Hughes. Haynes, Banks. Wilkin- son X O., Palestine. Isreal Goldberg, Whextley, Hughes X Curtis, Haynes Hemingway Bros, Wheatley.
 At a meeting of the Masonic lodge Thursday night, at this place. the fol lowing gentlemen, of Marianna. were present: P. D. McColloch. F. F. Northern. Peter Brickay, Frank Govan Frank Turnkey. Dr. Nunnelly, M Isaacs, Dr. Hayes, J. M Daggett. T. II Baxter. R. l.. Benham, Rev. Mir. Bruce Rev. $. R. Deensr. and several others whose names we did not learn.
 We refund money in every instance when Plantation Chill Cure (regular and | tasteless) fails--but it never fails. Foi sale by l.. Rollwagc & O., Dr. k. J. West, Whcatley; w. C. Ferguson, Me. Daniel; E. T. Oliver X O., Caldwell J. j. Hughes, Haynes, Banks. Wilkin- son < Co., Palestine. Isreal Goldberg Whcatley, Hughes < Curtis, Haynes Hemingway Bros, Wheatley.
 Those who desire high class litera. ture will find at the newsstand a large assortment of the best magazines pub lished. Among the number we find The North American Review. The Forum, Belford's Magazine. The Cen. tnry. lIarpcr's Magazine. Lippincott' $ Magazine, The Cosmopolitan, The Arena. and Frank Leslie's l'opulal Monthly, and Budget. Drop into TnK TIMES office and examine them.
 Why pay 75 cents or $i when you eau buy Plantation Chill Cure Irregular and tastcless1 of l.. Rollwage X Co.,, Dr. k. ] West, Whcatloy; W. C. Ferguson, Me Daniel: F.. T. Oliver X Co. Caldwell ]. J. Hughes, Haynes, Banks, Wilkin- son X O., Palestine. lsreal Goldberg, Wheatley, Hughes S Curtis, Haynes Hemingway Bros., wheatl-y, for 5e cents, who guarantee it to cure you. Dan, the negro who has been in jail for long time charged with being ac. ccssary to the stealing of a mule was released this week. He was convicted six months ago but the testimony was not very clear. and hardly sufficient t. to warrant the jury in finding Il ycrdic, of guilty and new trial was graned with the result, at this term. as sbovr stated. It is generally though, Dan did not steal or help to steal the mule.