The Forrest City times., 1891-04-17


 moth store of Russell Graham A Co. Their stock is complete in all things,
 and prices so low that it is waste of
 time to look elsewhere
 Logs and stumps are no longer a
 terror in the land. Gaines, HeskItt x Co.'S Guns lay them out. County.
 township and farm rights for sale.
 Office and depot at Winthrop & Col
 drug store. Call and examine.
 Rev. W. D. Kelley filled the Metho-
 dist pulpit in Marianna last Sunday,
 that day having been set apart as
 Galloway Day. The sermon was on
 Christian Education," and collec
 tion taken for Galloway College. People wonder when they find how
 rapidly health is restored by taking r. | r. P. (PricKly Ash. Poke Root and 1 Potassium.) The reason is simple, as 1 it is a powerful combination of the
 roots and herbs of the home woods.
 There is movement on foot to build Il high school i'll this city. Prof. W. J. Mcllwain Is pushing the matter and q preliminary meeting of several inter- ested will be held tonight. Let the movement be encouraged by all means. J. G Boyle has accepted the position | or Pacific express agent under C. l. | Egglestun, vice J. N. Brown. resigned. Bud is very popular throughout the city, and many friends are delighted to see him. He arrived yesterday morn ] ing.
 Persons living outside of the city who are in need of anything in our | line should not forget to send in their orders for gallon of the James II. Russell Whisky. It is eleven years old. Wolff & Coleman, sole agents in Forrest City.
 George w. Cooks addition to the town of Forrest City has not vet been sold out. X few more chuice lots may still be secured at reasonable price and on terms to suit purchasers.
 An opportunity is here offered to make a good paying investment. r. NJ. Stewart, of Colt, was in town Tuesday, and complains he has not re- ceived his paper for three weeks. The paper has been mailed in the Colt package regularly, and the fault Is not ours. We hope the Colt postmaster see will that papers are properly delivered, Becker & Lewis have consider able lumber and brick on Front street. preparatory to building. either on the corner of Church and Front, or on the alley corner where the postofiice is situated. The corner east of TIE
 TIMES is splendid location for
 handsome brick.
 Rev w. D. Kelley will conduct the regular services at the Methodist church Sunday There will be preach l ing morning and night, and the public | is cordially invited. There win also l be congregational song service at B o'clock in the afternoon, and it is
 hoped all will attend.
 Dear reader, why cannot we induce you to furnish us with the news from your neighborhoodg We are willing to reciprocate any favors shown us, and if there IS any indncement We can offer you let us know il. We want
 news letter every week from every
 township in tho county.
 l The old board, before adjonrning l sine die. adopted wellmerited reso- l lution in regard to Mayor R. r Scott and Recorder Il. NJ. Brown. Judge 1 Scott has not only the confidence ef
 the council, but also the high esteem of all who know him. He has been q l faithful, conscientious officer.
 N. B. Fizer was examined by Attor- news Sibiy, Gatling and Norton the 1 first of the week. and recommended as sufficiently versed in the law to b#' entitled to sheep skin" He was subsequently, admitted to the bar, and will locate in this city. THE TIMES wishes him lucrative practice, Of course we did not expect the city council to order the ditches severed and the streets graded at their first
 meeting, but, gentlemen, every rain makes them larger and more expen- sive. To have them tiled and filed in just as 500" as possible is the wish of {. all right thinking, enterprising eiti- Xens.
 Mr, John c. Ferman. Albion, Illinois, writes on Jan. 10th, 1891; My wife has been great sufferer from headaches tor over 20 years, and your Bradyerotine Is the only medicine that has ever relieved her. can get you all the reeommenda- tions you want from her. We take great pleasure in recommending 1t on ali occa- sions,
 Dr. F. Schrieber, Rabbi of the He brew congregation at Little Rock. and a gentleman who recently obtained considerable newspaper notoriety 1 through an unbecoming controversy with q certain lady of that city, was i'll the city Saturday He was en route to Helena, where he performed mar riage ceremony.
 Dick Winfield has charge of the newspaper department of our news stand and is a hustler. He takes great interest in his work, and will do his level best to be prompt with all papers to regular patrons. If, how ever. he should miss one now and then please report it. The oversight will be rectiIied, if possible.
 No enterprise could be more credit able, or money saving to the people of our county than frst-class college Thousands upon thousands of dollars are now being sent to other points, and your pockets are being drained annually. Why not educate your children at home and enjoy their society and have them under your carer
 The attention of stoekmen and others who have stock is called to the fact that
 Dr. II. F. Dooley has discovered that 1 if you will put molasses on your stock 1t will accomplish more good than gnat i oil or any kind of grease. The doctor has had large experience with stock, and on his recommendation it will be
 safe to try it and save your stock much suffering.
 Rev. Dr. A. F. Graves. evangelist,