The Forrest City times., 1892-09-09

Scott & Co.'s store, Mcdaniel. and will he shipped by express the same eve ming.
 There should be no abatement of in- terest on the part of the Cleveland club membership until after the No- yember election. There is much work for them to do.
 V. B. Izard has a new book keeper in the person of Coday Foster of Ri- enzi, Miss. He arrived and entered upon the discharge of his duties the early part of the week.
 A revival of unusual interest is in progress at Bonair, and many of our people attend the services. The sa- looms are closed at night and the ut most good order prevails.
 The canning factory checks will be received for goods the same as though they were cash money at A. Friedman & Co.'S. Give them call and get the best bargains in the city.
 Plantation Chill Cure is phanome- nal seller with us. We find it has mer- it, hence guarantee it. For sale by Russell. Graham & Co.,, and J. W. Beck & Co.,, Forrest City, Ark.
 Oul SftiCS Ot IdutdllNu Sflill OuIc exceed all others together. Ask for d bottle-we do the rest. For sale by Russell. Graham A Co.,, and J. w. Beck X Co.,, Forrest City, Ark.
 w. $. Hemenway of Wheatley, who, with his wife and two nieces, had spent the summer with his parents in Con- necticut, returned home last week, very much improved ip heglth.
 n6y- wihE OF cARDUi, Tonic for Women.
 Andrew Price and Miss Ada King, seven miles south of town, were mar ried on Sun jay last, the 4th inst, J. E. Richards, esq, officiating. THE TIAr wishes the young couple prosperity al d happiness.
 John Catarboona has established a branch restaurant aud confectionery in tue Rollwage building on North Wash iugton street formerly occupied by J. D. Davenport. John II. Smith, his as- sistant, is Tn charge.
 We are pleased to note that Mrs. N B. Nelson. who has been confined to her bed ali summer with that excru- ciating maIady, rheumatism, is HOW able to be up, though compelled for the present to use crutch.
 Miss Hattie Haven of this city was married in Memphis Tuesday to II. F. Barlow. We extend sincere congrat- ulations and best wishes to the newly welded pair. The family of Mir. Ila- ven went over Friday to be present at the marriage.
 In pursuance of his determination to keep abreast of'the times, O. II. Haven has remodeled his gin and, among other improvements. is the addition of machinery for ginning long staple cot ton. There will be no increase of the charges prevailing for past years.
 Prof. J. N. Brashear of Port Gibson, Miss, has been elected prin cipal of the Forrest City public schools. It is evi- dently good selection, as Prof. Bra shear is highly recommended both as an instructor and a gentleman. The schools will open on Monday, the 26th inst.
 Col. roindexter Dunn arrived in the city Monday night, accompanied by his charming little daughter, Annie, whose musical attachments have ex- cited the wonder and admiration of all who hove heard her play upon the vio lin. Little Annie is visiting her uncle, Capt. James Russell.
 @- sLAck.DRAuGHT tea cures Constipation.
 The election judges and clerks for Griggs township express themselves as very grateful for the treatment they received at the hands of Mesdames II E. Houston and w. T. Hughes of Widener. These kind ladies, appreci- ating the position of the boys" gener- ously supplied them with good dln- ner and delicious supper.
 The musicale at the Forrest City hotel last night was decided success in every particular. Little Annie Dunn acquitted herself with great credit in her violin performances, as did also Misses Maria Elliott and Mamie Prewett in their piano duets. Misses Pearl Sparks and Louise Dunn and Mrs. Walter German sang ex- quisitely, and the whole affair was a rare musical treat. More than Sll were contributed to the Episcop al church fund,
 Henry Williams, a dude negro and all-round tough, was arrested yester- day by Marshal Prewett. Last winter this man was arrested here for shoot 'hS Siopos anus tiyitiS to cSCdpt, was shot in the heel by Night Marshal Jen- nings. The next heard of him was at where he knocked an old man down and robbed him of seventy-five dollars. He escaped and transferred his exploits to Carlisle, where he robbed 3 store of large amount of goods, etc. While being taken to Lonoke to jail he jumped from the train while run hing at full speed and escaped unhurt. Yesterday Sam Hodges observed him coming out of Johnson's billiard hall and, recognizing the man wanted, notified Marshal Prewett. When searched there were found upon his person two handsome diamond scarf pins, one a plain pin with a single stone, the other a beautiful piece of lewelry, composed of a pendant five 1 point star containing eleven jewels, the stem of the pin being surmounted by the initial "O.n Williams is hand l somely dressed-a regular dude-the fruits of his thieyery, no doubt. He Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.