The Forrest City times., 1890-04-05
Prof. ". J. McIlwain will teach a


 Prof. w. J. McIIwain will teach | summer Normal at Wynne, fer learhpr. and those aiming Co trach. The trla will open May 20tll. and coniijsm twelve weeks. Special attention vii be given to the best ana most gnOder7 methods of instruction Teachers in. tcrestcd in their work should ayai themselves If this opportunity to study Necessary arrangements should ht made ut once. For circulars and full particulars address, Prof. W. J. Nell. vain, Wynne, Ark.
 The irregularities of mail trains con. sequent upon the high waters. causes much inconvenience in receiving and delivering mail matter. such as daily papers, periodicals, etc.. received at in the face os ali obstruction. natural and artificial, to supply the literary | wants of the reading people of this city. The high water has caused an increased demand for the Memphis haps, fell short of the demand a few to show our patrons that we are spar h's uo CiVAss VI uiCcS euViA ""Hts'
 Our stocs. of music, just arrived, con- sis,s of 9 Gathered Jewels" books for the sunday school; Instructors, rapid method. French and American lingering; also. Easy Method. New Method' and Complete Instructor" t; Violin and Flute Instructors (separatel, Gems" for the piano of organ, 'Musi- cal Banquet Album of Comic Songs; "sThree Old Maids,r ballad opera; ''Folio Gems" and Folio Leaves" both instrumental "Song Prize" and a supply of sheet and other music teO numerous to mention. We want the ladies and other musicians to call and see our stock It must be seen to be understood and appreciated. A party of young people went over to Crow Creek last Saturday on fishing expedition, and spent a most enjoyable day. They went from thore to Madison to see the overflow. Only one incident occurred to mar the happiness of the day. Little Mary Williams while walk ing on the bank of Crow Greek. stumbled and fell into the water. which was very deep on account of the recent augmen txtion. Ilarrie Knight, who was some yards away, heard the screams of the half-frantic girls on the shore. and ran to the bank, where he saw Mary strug- gling in the water. He jumped in, and succeeded in carrying her to the shore. where she was very warmly welcomed by the rest of the party.
 Mrs F.. Landvoigt and DORA AN NErrE returned from Little Rock last Saturday evening. and we are again made superlatively happy in their pres encr. They were gone just even four weeks, and to us the time seemed moi less than four years. 1t WAS the first time the dear little one had ever been away from her parents except for two or three days at a time. and four weeks absence was about all her parents found fnrtitude to undergo. But she is at home. now. and great is the attention when she takes notion to relate some of the scenes and incidents seen and on joyed by .' Bamma 'and her sweet little self during their very pleasant sojourn i the beautiful City of Roses.
 We dropped in the barber shop Sun day morning last, and quietl, took !, srat to await our turn fer a shave We had commenced reading the life Il Fred Douglass, which vr iuund on q 1 table in the corner nf the shop. IL was not an easy matter to pursue the even 1 course of the interesting subject Vt | had tackled. and looking up VIC found our good friend. l., F.. Davenport. anx. iously walking the floor. and witl cheeks aglow with doubt and hope blended in one grand desire to have hi. tonsorial decorations completed in tint to meet the south bound passenger train on the Iron Mountain railroad en whiel, he was going tn meet his ines timahle wife, who had gune to lIayne. several days previous an visit. The, returned Sunday evepimg. and ar' again happily together in their owl