The Forrest City times., 1892-01-15


 sl0wu is hiIeous form in Forrest Citg. The attention of Shrrif Fitch. Mayor Brown. Marshal l'reNett and Squire Bonner k respeeffallg.g .gireeteti to this matter. If the tiger exists. U sIiodId be suppressed.
 The servaais' house of the Forrest City hotel aas destroyed by fire at S:30 o'clock "Wednesday night. It was frame structure, occupied by the cook. who lest all her household effects in- cluding sewing machine upon which he had just paid the last iHslalment.
 Dr. W. D. Allen, one of the oldest physicians in Eastern Arkansas. died at his home about seven miles north of this place on Monday last. lie was 2 good citizen aud good nln. and a wide circle ef friends regret E.a death He family have eur sympathy in their bereavement.
 Hon 3 Il Terrell of Texas ad- dressed tie people of this community 1 last Iuestlaf on n4atteTs pertaining to the Farmers Alliance. Circumstances prevented us froa having q representa- tive present, but we ierIn his speech WIS in able exposition Of the principles ot tie Aiiiancs.
 Let our people second tue efforts cl tAe schaoibnaTd in the erection If q public school buiiding-one that will be | crtdi, t0 the town and coIHty abl tiat will meet the requirements of the increaslag scholastic population. We ~iouid not rest u1iii this important work E accomplished
 Rev [. M Plpkin, district superintendent of tho American Nj. siunasy Bible seo'ety fog the district of AYaarsas. occupied the Methodist pupil al this place last sunday mcrn;ng and night A Bible ma~smveting wss hcld at night ami despite the Su0W and cold quite a number were in atteni- auce, and a collection Ter the cause was taken.
 Messrs Hester & Crippen desire ta state uiat tiiey are unable to give long credit. Bills Will be presented on the iirst of each month and, If not promptly paid. delinqaeats viii be un- cereiVoniously refused further credit. 1t takes money to buy meat, pay rents. etc, and they eXprcf their patrons tn he ready tu make payments when bills are rendered.
 There is sadness in THE TINES office because of the death Of the edj- tors baby boy. He Was a fayOrite with all. and the employees are deeply giieVe1 to think they will never again sre his sweet face or hear lis childish psattie. The stricken parents have no more sincere SympaihZefs than the beys in the office, whose hearts go ont in mute appeal for strength for them to bear their boundless loss.
 The predicted blizzard struck us Friday of last week About dark of that day it began to snow and the weather rapidly grew colder Sleet fe. during the night anA next day, and SuuCay morning the earth was covered tO depth uf about two inches. Sunday night a slow rain set in, and Monday morning there was on top ot the sleet and snow crust 0T ice half an inch thick. Monday and Tuesday it showed at intervals and the storm did not cease uutil "Wednesday night. 1t is tkawing slightly as we go to press, bat still everything IS frozen hard aud fast. IL is the wors! spell of weather this section has experienced m years.
 No healthy person need fear any dangerous consequences from an attack of "a grippe fproperly treated. 1t IS much the same as q severe cold and re- quires precisely the same treatment. Remain quietly at home and take Chamberlain sGongh Remedy as direct ea for a severe cold and a prompt and complete recovery is sure to follow. This remedy also counteraets any tendency of la grippe to result in p, eumonia. Among the many thons- and who have used 1t during the cpl demies of the past oyears we have yet to learn of a single ease that has not re- covered or chat has resulted in pneu- monia. p and 50 cent bottles for sale by C. F. Hinton.