The Forrest City times., 1891-03-06

l IbtN. " h. NeiitN dUlDuHCts Jiltl i the regular prayer meetings will be ] held hereafter at the Methodist church on Tuesday nights, instead of Thurs day, as heretofore. It is hoped that more interest will he taken. and that the attendance will be larger. All are invited.
 The two new buildings on North i Washington sueet progress slowly of late, on account of indictment weather. The second story of the Hancock building has been built, however. and the second reached in the Rollwage building. \ few days of fine weather and they will be pushed to com pletion.
 Dr. j. k. Cason. of Jackson, Tenn. has been in the city several days this week. making arrangements to locate. He will take up permanent quarters in our city on the 10th inst, having se- cured the offices lately occupied by Dr. J. E. Cummings, deceased. He k q young man, greatly devoted to his pro- fession and comes highly recommend ed as a physician and gentleman. We wish him success Ill his practice. See his card elsew here.
 Friday of last week was the 10th an- niyersary of our friend, A. Beekers debut on the worlds stage. In honor of this occasion his charming com papion, Mrs. Becker, gave high tea" to which select few of their most intimate friends were invited, and highly entertained, guests. A menu of the choicest yiands and deli cious delicacies Was eharmingly served, and the day is one never to be forgot ten by those rartaking. We wish them many happy returns.
 Several years ago Chamberlain & Co.,. of Hes MuiueS. Iowa, commenced the manufacture of a cough syrup. believ- ing It to be the most prompt and reli- able preparation yet produced for eoaghs. colds and eroHp; that the public appreciate true merit, and in time 1t WAS certain to become popular. Their most Sanguine hopes have been more than realized. Over three hundred thousand bottles Chamberlain Cough Remedy are now sold each year, and ii Is recognized as the best made, where ever known. IL will cure a severe cold in less time than any other treatment. For sale by II. Evans X Co.
 The Sadie Raymond Comedy Com pany played to a crowded house Satur- day night and their reception was highly gratifying. The play of Little Nell, the Fireman's Daughter is quite chaste and pretty tale, and there is opportunity for clever acting at several stages. The company took advantage of this and brought down the house. several times. The comedy was 'riproariugn and clever, highly pleasing the audience, as was evi denced by the deafeuing applause and hearty laughter. The company made many iAends. who will look for their coming again with pleasant anticipa tionS.
 Rev Dr. A, I. Holt delivered two of the most profound, and at the same time practical, discourses at tue Bap tist church, Sunday. to which it has been the pleasure of our citizens to listen for some time. He is an earnest worker in the Lords vineyard. and will accomplish much good. He au nouuced his intention to celebrate di- vine services again next Sunday, morn tug and evening, and that that would perhaps be his last visit to this city. It is greatly to be regretted that the Bap- lists cannot secure his regular services, and while such is not impossible, 1t is at present improbable, although he has promised to accept the call here 1 if he accepts any in Arkansas. It would be a great blessing to this con- munity to have him among us, and we sincerely hope he may yet be able to take charge of the Baptist church at this point.