The Forrest City times., 1892-10-07

 had severe pain in my chest and side feared pneumonia, afew applications AlA cured me. J. Ri. Hall, Judge 18th dis trct.
 Are you having aches ant pains? li so, buy bottle XIX Liniment. use Q accnrd- ing t0 directions, internally and externally. and it will cure you. it currd Judgr. George Clark of cramp cholic in 10 minutes. i Winthrop X Co.
 At the close of the theater Wesines- day night the young people repaired to the Forrest City hotel, where most delightful dance was enjoyed. The music was furnished by the Emma Warren orchestra.
 The family of Capt. R. Nj. Williams are visiting friends at Haynes this week. The captain and family will | leave next Tuesday or "Wednesday for l Hillsboro, Texas, which they will make their future home.
 Parties contemplating the purchase of Piano or Organ and especially the I latter, will do well to call on Land voigt & Vxdakin agents for F.. WitZ- mann Co., Memphis, Tern, who han dle the very best makes.
 $. c. Wilson, who has been resi- l dent of Forrest City from it's earliest l days. has arranged to move to his farm six miles northwest Of the city near the L'Anguile river. We wish him success in his new home.
 An entertainment for the benefit of the Episcopal church will be given 1 Wednesday, October 12, at night, at the Becker & Lewis operahouse. There will be series of tableaux, representing statuary. Also music and recitals. District No. 19, in L'Anguille town shlp, is the only school district in the county that failed to vote the full limit | fnr school purposes. It voted no tax. We fear our friends in District Ne. 10 will regret their action-or in2ctlon. This is one of the populite stron9holds of the county.
 After few weeks visit to relatives aud friends in 4 Alrna, Miss Bettie Clay Cason leaves next week for her home in Forrest City, from which point she leaves for school in Tennessee shortly. She promises to come again, knowing that a cordial welcome awaits her. Alma Democrat, 30th.
 F. NJ. Chaney has been appointed agent at Madison for the Little Rock and Memphis road. vice W. A. Becker, decsased Mir Chaney has been Agent Eggleston's chief clerk at this place for anumber of years, and his good-n atured phiZ will be missed from the office. We wish him success in his new sphere.
 Will c. Borum, editor of the Star, Collierville, Tenn. arrived in the city Monday morning and was pleasant caller at THE TIMES office. Mir. Borum IS seeking location for the establish- ment of newspaper, and we hope he will find one which will return him ! honor and emoluments - especially emoluments.
 The canning factory at Forrest City has just shipped carloads of tomatoes to Texas points and is now beginning to can potatoes. Why can't Brinkley | have such a company We need Il req badly, and as it does not cost a great deal to put in plant, let somt one take hold of it at once and start the the thing to booming. Brinkley Argus.
 A. W. Izard, who has for several years been engaged in the sawmill blisi- nrss at Colt, has moved back to town and again occupies his neat home iu the northeastern part of the city T Mr. Izard will assume position in the establishment of V. B IZard. our en- terprising merchant, where he will be pleased to meet his old friends We welcome the family back to town.
 The potato party given by MT. and Mrs. C. F. Frazer i'll homer Of Miss Bettie Clay Cason. Friday night, was a very pleasant affair. Among those present were Mesdames Howell and Gregory, Misses Blanche and Renns Byars, Aggie James, Lyda Steward, Netlie Miller, Eta Bryant, Bessie Parker, and Messrs Black, Adams Paris, Lake, Bushmiaer aud Rankin.-- Alma Democrat, Sept, 30
 Mrs Howell, wife of Col. J. l.. How. ell. of Howell Station, died al o'clock on Sunday evening of bronchial affec- ton, with which trouble she has suf- fered for many years past. Her re- mains passed through here Monday afternoon en route to Forrest City They were accompanied by the family and large number of friends, who at tended tho burial at Forrest City on Tuesday morning -Brinkley Argus.
 Rev. W. D. Kelley. who has served the Methodist congregation at this place for nearly four years. has been transferred to Kansas City (Ksn) sta tion. The intelligence will be received with regret by wide circle of friends, including all denominations to whom Mir. Kelley has endeared him. self during bis incumbency. He has done great work, a noble work, dur ing his stay in our midst. and the best wishes and prayers of our people will follow him wherever he may go.
 John Stevens. who shot and killed a negro near Blackfish last spring while the latter was trying to kill him, was arrested and jailed last week. The coroner's jury and the examining mag istrate both held MT Stevens blameless but an indictment was uttered by the grand jury. The officers, Knowing he would not leave the country, deferred the arrest until last week. Our best information is that it WAS clear case of self-deiense, and we hope to sec him get out of the trouble all right.
 It is whispered around in railroad circles that the Cotton Belt system is about to purchase the l.. k. & M road. Tie former company made bid for the "Old Reliable" before it took it's trains of of the latter's line, but tho price asked for the ''Short Line" was greater than the c. B. people wanted to pay and therefore their attempt to freeze them out" using the Mountain road into Memphis. It is to te hoped that the Cotton Belt or some other ! cOmuany will take hold of the I, R E