The Forrest City times., 1890-03-08
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hpm Of lrO1tSSlnnal Saie DiUWtfS uuliig huslntss if Arkassts vt present., and pie, frs lUsI IS likely to caii en Fnf- resi iIs as any otnei ely.
 H. W. Nintlnop has moved his bi- liild tables. etc. in,o tue budding on the south side of the railroad near the Avery Hotel, recently vacated by the new drug store. Mir Johnson has the business in charge. and will br pleased to sre al the old customers at the new stand. Hot and hard cider, and num- eruus other drinks specially.
 Mrs. Nettie smith. of Atlanta, Ga, was iu our city th's week feprcsentins the interests of the sunny Spnti. Mrs. Smith Is woman who IS always up- and-dressed for business, and Is we'll known wherever the Sunny South cir cliiates. She carried pouch in her hand which jingled forth the evidences that the paper would not suffer in her hands.
 With the exception of the Gladstone Blaine controversy, probably no more important contribution has ever been made to magazine literature than the two papers on The Limitations of the Speakership,' by the Speaker, Hon. T. B Reed, and eX-Speaker, Hon. J. G. Carlisle. Both speeches appear in the March number of the North American Review. Get one al the news stand.
 At the Forrest City news stand is a handsome selection of cloth bound books. which were purchased with an eye for useful information as well as entertaining reading matter. They are standard books, and are the very books that parents should buy for their children in order that they may cnlti- vate taste for a substantial class of literature. Gail at the news stand and examine them, only fifty cents each.
 Mrs. w. s. Hemenway, nre Miss Julia Izard, formerly of this city but now of Wheatley. came down from her home in that city Tuesday morning. spending the day with her relatives and friends, and returned on the west bound passenger the same evening. Mrs. lIemenway is & noble lady and has warm niche in the affections of the people of Forrest City.
 If you or any of your family should happen to be frightfully burned or scalded, what have you in the house to alleviate the pain until you can get Il physician? A box of Beegs German Salve at hand in times like this would save world If suffering and often times doctor bill. as 1t has no equal in cases of ttns kind, as well as iniiama- ton of ali kinds C. F. Hinton, drug gist.
 We see that several towns in Ten a,sI staNxs a n vfl- meuts to extsnd their territory so as tn augment and disten'i themselves for a big appearance in the next census. If this becomes popular we sug., st that Forrest City take preliminary steps to include in the city incorpur,. tini several at our iinulishing suburbs. sn that We may ne puff d some too. Nothing like enterprise.
 Some people want Il newspaper rlpa according to their way of thiuking Others want Il paper c. do "a devil of a sight of iightiag for them to hrla lhcm gel an aillce. but don't feel nhe tn pay anything fur slch services ]! he first class ttIght to bay out the paper. and hire an editor of tlirir own hk,ug The other class ought to resst law then get religion, sa they may know what justice is. .-Ex. The newspaper that works for usthing cannot stcs.e,!. neither can il pay it's bills, which are numerous and quite large.
 We are reqnesle,l hy the members of the Golden Hours Literary CiHh ta ten. der their sincere thanks u Mir. Nngil Owen f,g the present of an elegant book We may add that this literary
 
 deserve t. be cncuulaged by such uso- ful gifts for thry are making ctmmeud- able efforts toward the acquisition of lilcrtry attRium-tl}s. l. is bat right for the older people ta donate these some Usrfui books and other literature, We are assu2-d that the Club wlil sp- piceiA,e al sach sli's.
 Ms. Jennie r. Allen. and her aged mother. Ms. Cahiis aiso inutheg oi the late Hon. Paul NJ. C1bls> lett ftli,sy of thls weeS fur Samersiia, Ecno.. Nnt re they will remain fof several moaths yis- itins friends aud relatives. Doctor N II Alley, JceumpauieI them as far as Memphis Ihet will bs grrati. missed by their friends ia this city. and while wr express the sentiments uf ohr people in saving We regret tlteir depart ure, we also, express their sentiments m saying we wish them pleasant journey and much happiness while with their friends in Tennessee.
 C. R. Boyee. of IIernaiulo, Miss. is in our city this week. looking about for . suitable place where he may locate and amsliorate his condition Mr Boyce is an attorney, and has several friends in Forrest City who knew him in his native state, We arc always ready to welcome good men, sucl, as We learn this gentleman IS, to warm place in our community. We don't see any reason for his going further, for this country and stcti,a possesses all the ia. vorble conditions for energetic mon of every profession to build themselves comfortable habi,ations, aud honorable names.
 Last sabbath afternoon presented some curious phenomena in the azure dome al th- western Armament. While ." old Sol was sliining-not strong but still shining appeared few de- grres above the western horizon no less than six distinctly marked rainhows iapped and intrrlapped. presenting a strange spectacular view oi nature in the sky It is understood the rainbow Is caused by the suns rays passing through q heavy cloud or falling rain. The >trangenrss of these bows consisted in the fact that there were no clouds nr falling Tain visible aiove the horizon, while the sun shune with little irss t,iaii it's usual force. These six rainlpws must have been caused by the sun B ra,s passing through great distance of mist invisible to the naked eye.
 Another damage suit against mauy citizens uf Forrest City has b.cl. brought in the federal circuit court at Helena similar tn the one brought by S F Swret some time ago. This time the suit IS brought by Geo. W Ingram, who Was otee c.1uner of this county. d carpenter by trade, and who left here last May. The United states deputy insrslial has served summnn>es on the following citizens to appear lefors the ... ( |. t4.... n.