The Forrest City times., 1890-04-19

Why pay B cents or $l when you can buy Plantation Chill Cure irregular and tastelessl of l.. Rollwage & O., Dr. R. !.
 West. Wheatlcy; w. C. Ferguson. Me- Daniel: k. T. Oliver & O., Caldwell, J. J. Hughes, Haynes, Banks. Wilkin- son N Co.,, Palestine. Isreal Goldberg, Wheatley, Hughes X Curtis, Haynes, for 50 cents, who guarantee 1t to cure you.
 Geo. Pettus. one of our most liberal young men, visited Memphis this week. and learned much about the mysteries of the accelerated velocity (as the stu dent of natural philosophy would say of the hoofed quadruped of the genus equus. The horse is said to have had his ancient origin in Central Asia. and 1t is always interesting to learn about him.
 Stop and think Plantation Chill and tasteless)cures % cases out of every hundred, and price only 5O cents. For sale by l.. ROllwage X O., Dr. K. ]. West. Wheatley: W. C. Fer guson, Mcdaniel, E. T. Oliver & O., J. J. Hughes, Haynes, Banks, X Co., Palestine, Isreal Gold berg, wheatley, Hughes x Curtis, Haynes.
 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 tury, IIarper's Magazine. Lippincott's The Cosmopolitan, The Arena. and Frank Leslie's popula, and Budget. Drop into TmK TIMES office and examine them.
 It is very generally supposed that the male sex is ineligible to membership in the society known as "The Clean rrs.' Our attention has been called to the fact that such is not the case. and that on the contrary, for the sum of twenty-five cents any gentleman may become . member, and furthermore such membership is very desirable, both socially and financially, to th9 or now wholly composed of ladies.
 We glory in good company. even when in the singular number, but when in comes in pairs, we are doubly over joyed. Such was the case Monday when rHE TINES was visited by that clever twain of good fellows, Conductor James K, Hancock and ex-Conductor John Coleman, of Wynne, both our good and willing and esteemed friends. and patrons. We love them for the largeness of their hearts and jolly good fellowship.
 c. F. lIemenwa of Wheatley, and his charming better half. (nec Miss Julia lzard) were in town this week Mir. llemenway is on the petit jury. and his good wife, whom he pllicke,l, not long since. as beautiful rose from the flower gardens of single life in this city. for transplantation in the more fragrant and happier ilower-gardens of life in Wheatl~y. Is spending some pleasant days with her relatives and friends here.
 Judge Sanders charge to the grand jury was full, but not too elaborate. and if the jury tracks the path of ddty as he clearly indicates it to them. they will certainly do much towards the renovation of St. Francis county. Do as that charge explained their duty to be. and the augean stables of crime would be cleaned out. and our county stand exonorated from the charge of tolerating violations of law. small or great in white or black citizens.
 James Russell. Il leading merchant and banker of Forrest City, syent Il few days in the illustrious city of David Park lIadslsn and Congressman Ph-lAn. this week. The herbivoruus animal known as the horse. is sa full of magnetism akin ta human feeling. the foremost men of the age gray yitate to- wartls their annual trials of noble blood to remark on their graceful attitudes and speedy movements. Mir. Russell takes keen interest in this intelligent animal.
 By slip of memory we failed to mention last week the fact of John Izard's departure for the State tniver- sity at Fayetteville. This k Il com step fpr Mir. Izard to take. and VIC hopo he will prosecute his studies with devotion and energy from the dreaded day of matriculatinn to the joyous day of graduation. and return home when the four collegiate years shall have expired with the resolution to do great and good things till he rises to the presidency If the United States.
 In local of last week mentioning \ visit of Mss Eula Dupuy. by typographical mistake. THE TlMKs was made to say the feelings of some of the lIenedicts were .listurbed' etc. when 1t should have said, and was so tho feelings of some of the WOULD HE Benedicts were disturbed" etc. The leaving out of tho words would be- made vast difference in meaning. Leaving these two words out was the typos mistake. in the first place, and 1t was also overlooked in but it was not inten- tional on any ones part, and is greatly regretted by every one in the office. We offer Miss Eula appropriate apologies, and feel that her Kindness will prompt her to accept them.
 Lat Sabbath afternoon we noticed a number of the eio,i of Ham congregated on the platform at the depot. We saun- tered over that way to ascertain their object and destination. This was not 30 easily done. MS they were too intently and vigorously engaged doing battle with q brigade of buffalo gnats. to answer reporters ''impudent" ques- lions. We did elicit. however. that they were bound for Lonoke county, and that they would not live in Forrest (ity Tor mo mans money" They hailed from somewhere east of the daddy stream. and represented every stage of ragged dilapidation possible to May the God of Isaac, and Df Jacob. and of Abra-llam go with and protect them.
 In making his charge to the grand jury, Judge Sanders adverted to the old common law which declares the dog Is not property. He told the jury that once, no doubt. as Blackstone says, 'ths dog WAS not property" but in these progressive times his canine ship had come to be recognized as such, and very valuable property too, in many instances. This, the judge said, was recognized by the law making and law expOtiudinu poWers of nho,,t all inc