The Forrest City times., 1891-11-20

N. J. DtckefSOl or tAlOn titN. Tenr., arrived ii the city Monday night and is making the Forrest City house his headquarters.
 We were pleased to meet our old friend. Judge Coiiey, OH the street Monday. lie reports everything in good shape at Palestine.
 Prof. George D. Free and Mir. A. l.. Sharpe of WhcatleY attended tie ded- icatiOn services Sunday, returning home on the evening train.
 Hon. Peter Brickey and T. A. BaX- ter of Marianna passed through tue city Monday evening en route to the Masonic grand lodge at Little Rock.
 Pettus Bros. !S Baford have just re- ceived a large bill Of fine Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods which they are selling cheap -chiidrsu suits Sl 50.
 The presentation of the "De5strick Skule viii be deferred for a while. his delay is unavoidable, and the la hes nope to Dc ready with tile play ill the spring.
 Rev U. J. Iear0n will preach at the Presbyterian church next Sabbath at II o'clock and at night. The church will be comfortable. All are cordially invited to attend.
 B. F. Young has purchased five acres of ground of Jas. Russell, op- poste the residence of Geo. ". Cook, and is preparing to build q handsome residence thereon.
 The friends of Mir. and Mrs. Charlie Harris will 5o glad to learn that new girl baby arrived It their house Ne1- nesday. Ail are deing well. They now reside at Gieburne, Texas.
 There will be preaching at the Bap- list church next sunday morning and night. Subject it Il q. m.: Be Filled with the Spirit" At6:30 r. m.: Fourth Chapter of Act5." All are invited.
 Jas. Russell contemplAtes opening an addition to the tona of Forrest City in the spring. north nf the Cock addition. and rext ao tha fair ass9ei atiGn's beautiful park. This is choice property and a il fad reaiy buyers.
 Considerable iaHroycNent is being made in the Cox addition 10 tEp town oi Forrest IitY. New hcuses are 0ciHg built and cid ones reniodeliei. This is the pretticst part n5 toNu. ato vii! soon be sprinkied with beautiful residences.
 THE TIMES has it from the inter esteI parties that two we'd lins3 hlil soon be celebrated in this community. ind there are grave susuiCions that still others will follow. When the bail is set rolling, there is no telling where it will stop.
 Frank Stacker ant! IslIam Powell, both colored, engaged iu fight Tuesday Af S+uni.nr cftJrPk IA..Pti the back of tie head with a brick, is- ilcting an ugly wound, Each was flaed five dollars and costs in Mayor Browns conrt.
 TIE TINES has turned out large amount Of GISt-claSs work for Pref. George D. Free Of Wheatlev recently. Among it may be mentioned about thlrty-hye dollars worth of printed stationery, and we now have two books in press for him.
 w., call our readers attention to the advertisement of Dr. Miles Medical Co. Elkhart, Ind. Dr. Miles Neryne and New Heart Cure are having great sales on account of the often marvel ous cures that follow the use of these remedies. Sold by II. w. Winthrop & Go.
 Tom Hester, who has for long time been employed in Grobmyer & Blessings meat market on North Washington street, has accepted a position with J. W. Crippeu on South Front street. Tom is first-class man and we congratulate MT. Grip pen.
 Next Thursday will be thanksgiving day. Our state and community have much to be thankful for, and we hope the houses of worship ill Forrest City will be crowded on that day with grateful Christians who will deyoutly acknowledge the merciful kindness Of beneficent providence,
 We are able to speak confidently of the erection of an ice-factory here next season. The money for tue plant may be considered to have already been provided for. We earnestly hope 1t will be supplemented by other manu- featuring enterprises. Forrest City's prosperity is dependent upon them, and the sooner they are put in operation the sooner will our city and citizens reap the benefit.
 The many friends of Dr. N. F. Beauchamp of Wheatley will be grat-
  of the charge of malicious islander ill the suit recently brought against him. Dr. Beauchamp is a man who is re- garded by those who know him as incapable of the crime with which he was charged, and this opinion has been sustained by the verdict of court of law.
 Hon. George P. Taylor returned last night from Little Rock, where he had been as a representative to the Ma sonic grand lodge. This was the twelfth time he had represented his lodge, an honor which does not fall to the lot of many men. He is now in consequence of long service ill that body, life-member of the Arkansas grand lodge. No man in the state ranks higher as a bright. true and good mason than Hon. George r. Taylor.
 We haven't started out to solicit bushes for our special holiday edition, but in showing a sample Of what may ! be expected, We have secured the hearty approval and assistance of a large number of enterprislng citizens. We