The Forrest City times., 1892-11-04

Capt. J. G stern attended the meet ing of the St. Francis Levee board at Memphis this week, as delegate from this county. See proceedings else where.
 Taylor & IZard, real estate and in- surance agents, have three brick stores on the south side of railroad, and sew eral nice residences for rent. Prices reasonable.
 His many Forrest City friends will be glad to learn that Capt. J. NJ. Le- vesque again has charge of the cler ks office in Cross county. He was sworn in Monday.
 Fires are becoming more frequent in Forrest City every year. It behooves us to promulgate solue scheme by which we can have good system Of waterworks.
 A party of young people cllaperoned by Mesdames W. II. Alley and N. J. Allen, spent Saturday in the woods, nutting. We learn they enjoyed de- lightful time.
 Don't talk about hard times.". If we go to work with will, fear God. tell the truth, and give the devil his due, we will find the times are very soft" after all.
 Johnnie Pope is hustler, and wants us to say that he is still the agent for one of the best laundrys in the country. He will call for your laundry and guar antee satisfaction.
 have for sale, regardless of profits, about seventy-five pairs of misses fine shoes, ranging in size from l2s to 2s Also an elegant line of ladies shoes. Come and see me. V. B. lzard.
 In answer to telegram announcing the death, Mrs. w. G. Lowrey left Sunday evening to attend her mothers funeral at Ripley, Tenn. The be- reaved family have our sympathy.
 Are you suffering from cuts, bruises tetter. ring worm, itch, or chronic sores of any kind? If so, use XIX Salve accord ing to directions, with XIX Sarsaparils, and it will cure you. Winthrop X Co. MeE!r.s,. WIFE or eAanu! for female diseases
 Tue Cleveland club at it's meeting Friday night invited Hon. o. E. Roll wage to deliver the address al the massmeeting Monday night next, the 7th inst. Something good may be ex- pected.
 Misses Lutie Beck and Katie Izard went to Nashville. Tenn, last week to re-enter Boscabel college, but the school was full and they were denied admission and were compelled 10 re- turn home.
 "Among the Breakers very pretty and quite an interesting drama is being rehearsed by local talent to be pre- sented at the opera house on Thanks giving night for the benefit of the Sap tist church.
 Are you having aches anu pains? If so, buy bottle XIX Liniment, use it accord ing to directions, internally and externally, | and it will cure you. It cured Judge George Clark of cranp choic in 10 minutes. Winthrop X Co.
 Two carloads of cotton on the east ! bound freight of the Little Rock and | Memphis road were burned Sunday afterneen between Goodwin and Pal estine. The cotton was owned by Lonoke parties.
 Rev J & Kuowlton will preach at l the Wylds schoolhouse Saturday night November F, and on Sunday, Novem- Der l3, he will preach the funeral of Mrs. Hardy at the same place. All are | cOIuidiiy iilsitcu.
 w. II. Apperson made s49 on one acre of tomatoes. He says it cost him less than s25 to raise and delive, l to the canning factory. Can any one make as good showing as this on cotton growing.
 Parties contemplating the purchase of Piano or Organ and especially the latter. will do well to call on Land voigt & Vadakin agents for E. Witz mauu Co.,, Memphis, TeEn., who han. de the very best makes.
 Messrs Landvoigt and Vadakin have again taken full charge of the editorial chair of TIE TIMES, having at present no associate editor, and will be very glad to get any and all items of news | Please give us all the items.
 All of the new county officers were qualified and took possession of the of. fees Monday. There was deal oi swearing at the courthouse, but It was of nature very gratifying to the dem ocrats of St. Francis county.
 Rev. c. A. Bruce will celebrate di vine service at the Presby terian church next Sunday morning at II o'clock and at at night. All Episcopalians | CSpCCihily diC ui SCo to Dt oiiN the public is cordially invited.
 The example set by J.W. Beck & Co. | in laying a brick pavement in front aud along the side of their store is an example worthy to be followed by all the property owners on West Front and North Washin gton streets. | A telegram was received Saturday by W. M. Myers of this place aunounc. 1 ing the sudden death Of his father Jacob Myers, at Bluffton, Ind. MT | Myers, accompanied by his daughter Miss Nora, left Sunday for Bluffton.
 w. II. Apperson of Madison and J H. Potts of Franks townships have been appointed deputy sheriffs by informs us that the office-Of the sheriff will remain at the courthouse, as here. tofore.
 Hon. Wood E. Thompson, ex-state superintendent of public instruction was in the city last week week in the interest of the worlds fair fund, of Arkansas. He received subscriptions amounting to something over $40.
 Caleb Lewis (col), one of gang of | five who robbed the secondhand tot. tenheimer's) store in the Blanton brick on North Front street Saturday night, was captured. The thieves only got hat and lady's basque. The other four culprits escaped.
 Mamie, the 3-year-old daughter of J. $. and Emma Ezell. died at II o'clock Saturday morning and was