The Forrest City times., 1892-06-10

grown by MT. EZell ana IS the nrst crop borne by his trees. If Gus con tinues to produce peaches of a variety equal to the samples sent us, he will soon earn and deserye the distinction of being among the most successful horticulturists of the country.
 Jimmie, the little ten-year-Old son of D. F. IIamlett. who resides south of Forrest City, was kicked in the stomach by horse on Front street last Saturday afternoon and for a time it was thought he was dead. He re- viyed, however, and was placed in a wagon and taken to his home. His in- juries are considered dangerous, but the chances are In favor of his recovery.
 Miss Pearl May of this place has been nominated by her friends for the Hardin scholarship offered by the Little Rock Gazette. There Is not a more deserving girl in Arkansas tor out of it) than Miss Pearl, and we hope her friends will come to her sup port in this contest and secure her election by a large majority. There are \ number of candidates in the fleld. and her friends must act promptly and liberally to be successful. Try elAck:paAQoMr tea Tor Dyspspi,A
 Reho & Co. were closed up by their creditors yesterday. It seems that a short time ago Mir. Reho executed to Russell. Graham & Co. a mortgage on some town lots he owns. on the show cases, fixtures and iron safe in his con. fpctionery leaving his stock of groceries, etc., authenticated. Learning of his action. the creditors of the firm came to tile front and induced MT. RehO to confess judgment in magistrate's E court, when the store was closed under execution.
 We have received programme of the twenty-fifth annual session of the Arkansas State Teachers association to be held at Mount NebO from June 2S to July |. The programme is re. plete with themes of interest tO teachers and will prove of great benefit to those who attend. Miss Emma DeNeler Of this place and Prof. George D. Free of Wheatley are announced for discus. sions. Miss DeNeler is one of the most capable teachers in tue public schools of the state, and whatever sht may say will command the attention Oi her hearers.
 DURANT, Mss, Dec. 12. 1890.
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 GKNTLEMEN-While in San Antonio Texas, last spi ing, saw your advertise. ment of F. P. F. (Prickley Ash, Poke Roo, and POtassium) In the paper for the curt 0f rheumatism, and thought would try [ bottle, and finding such great relief from it, on my return home had my druggist, Mir. John Mcclellan to order me a supply. After taking, 1 think, ten bottles, have not had pain or ache since, previous tG that suffered for twenty-five (25l years, and could not get the least benefit until tried P. r. F.. and therefore, take pleasure in recommending it to all.
 Yours truly,
 J. 5. KoSAMoND.
 THR TIMES always rejoices when any of Forrest City's young people dis. tipguish themselves; therefore, it is with especial pride and pleasure that we note the honOrs conferred upon two of our most worthy girls who were pupils in the Clafa Conway institute Memphis. Miss Minnie Rollwage daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Louis Roll. wage, was awarded a handsome gold medal for neatnsss of attire and pro. ficiency in her studies. Her sister. Miss Alice. WAS presented with a one term scholarship in violin music, en. titling her to gratuitOuS tuition upon that instrument. as reward for un- equaled progress. Her teacher. Miss Conway, said in making the award that this was the first time in the history ol the school when a tirst-term pupil had l., A knc Ia been taking violin lessons one term and all her friends are highly gratitied ut the distinction she has achieved THE TIMES congratulates both the young ladies and their parents.
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 City Council.
 City council met Tuesday evening in their hall, in regular session and was duly opened for the transaction Ol business by his honor, J. NJ. Brown
 All the members were present ex. cept Alderman J. D. Baugh.
 The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved.
 The following officers made their re- ports: Mayor, recorder and marshal which were accepted and filed.
 The marshal was allowed fifteen dol lars in excess of his fixed salary.
 Claims were allowed to the amount of s9l.32.
 A tax of five mills was levied on all real and personal property within the limits of the incorporation.
 Mir. John Gatling was unanimously elected city attorney.
 An ordinance regulating the work ing of the streets was read and, under a suspension of the rules, was placed upon it's second reading.
 Council adjourned.
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 Palestine Times.
 c. A. Gorum's new house is rapidly going up.