The Forrest City times., 1892-03-18

The Chicago World Fair committed 'Hs passed resolution that every per.
 ,.4lag the fair shall take with t.rIi hattle of "Iepaticure pre- Fe'tatiye from contracting Blood, Iiv- CT and Kidney disease. Sold by drug giSts.
 During the snowfall game yesterday | Willie Lee Parham WAS cut with a l Knife m the hands of Dr. l.. II Lipsey The cutting Was an accident, we are told, and If any ill-feeling was engen dered by the occurrence we hope it will subside.
 The new millinery store in the operahOuse building has added a full line of dress goods to it's well-selected line of millinery and fancy goods all of which is now ready for inspection. The goods are beautiful and the prices low in accordance with the hard times.
 W. A. Clifton announces himself in today $ TIMES as a candidate for the of ice of city marshal. Mir. Clifton is ;l 'homeraised' boy, is d clever your 2 gentleman, is well known to our peU- pie and would make a good officer. We commend hlm to the consideration of our people.
 The stock sale at the fair grounds Saturday was we'll attended, several gentlemen from q distance attending. "Redbird' was purchased by l.. C.. Balch of Little Rock for S610. J. J. Hughes of Haynes bought "Gallatin" for s225. Virginia L." went to T. c. Powell of Little Rock for s29o. Sever al other sales wele effected. The assO- citation bought in several of the finest horses for continued serylce at the fair grounds.
 There is no danger from whoooping cough when ChambeflaiI's Cough Rem edy is freely given. 1t liquehes the tough, tenacious mucous and aids in it's expectoration. It also lessens the severity and frequency of the par oxysms of coughng. and insures a speedy recovery. There is not tie least danger in giving it to children or babies. as 1t contains ue injurious sub stance. Fifty cent bottles for sale by C. F. Hinton.
 Cage & sherman of Alexander, Texas, write us regarding remarka- ble cure of rheumatism there as fol- low: The wife of William Pruitt, the postmaster here, had been bed-ridden with rheumatism for several years. She could get nothing to do her any good. We sold her a bottle of Chamberlaln's Pain Balm and she was completely cured by it's use. We refer any one to her to verify this statement" Fifty cent bottles for sale by C. F. Hinton.
 James Dobson, the negro murderer who was convicted and sentenced to be hanged and who was accorded new trial and the case carried to Prairie county on change of venture. was on Saturday last again found guilty of murder in the first degree and sen tenced to be hanged. His trial took place at DeVals Bluff. and the con demned man is in jail at Des Arc, Unless tle governor iuterferes, which is not likely, Dohs0n will surely hang for his brutal crime.
 Tie St Francis County Republican Central committee met in this city last Friday to arrange for the coming cam paigu A call was issued fer township conventions on Saturday the 26th inst, and for county convention on Sattr- day, April 2. The county convention will select delegates to the e0ngressign al convention which meets at Forrest City on April 6, and to the state con
 
 on April '. An active campaign will be inaugurGted, and there are tlatter ing promises of lively three-cornered fight in this county.
 At it's meeting Tuesday night the resignation of $. M BlalOck as recorder was temdered and accepted by the city council. R. G. Bradlield of TIE TIMES staff was unanimously elected to i'll out the unexpired term. Mir. Bradtield is candidate before the people for election, and we bespeak for him the kindly and favorable consideration or our citizens. lie certainly possesses the qualifications requisite in a good recorder, and we have confidence enough in him to believe that, If elected he would discharge the duties incum bent upon him with entire satisfaction to the city.
 Arthur Shelton, the 3-year-Old son Of C.. E. Shelton, residing about two miles east of this place, had three fiji gers cut of Sunday afternoon It seems he and another small boy were playing with an axe and Arthur placed his hand on stick of wood. when his companion struck at the stick, expect ing him to take his hand away in time to avoid the blow. He did not, how ever. and tie sharp blade clipped ot three fingers between the first and mid dle joints. Drs. l.. II, Lipsey and N. P. .Beauchamp went out Monday ard amputatsd the fingers at the middle joint. The little fellow WAS resting easily when we last heard fro m him, and we hope he may soon re cover. t