The Forrest City times., 1892-05-13

The following pupils returned thi ! morning from Wineaeater, Tenr. l Misses Anna Lou Wood and MAr 1 Izard; Nessrs.. Edgar r. Taylor, J. " | Wordll and J. w. Dennis.
 There should be no slip in the actior
 of the quorum court this year in re
 gard to the new courthouse and jail
 Let's have an appropriation, by al
 means, and get into the ranks of en
 terprising counties of Arkansas.
 The street leading from the Little
 Rock and Memphis railroad to the cemetery is in very bad condition and should be repaired at once. If fei no other reason, than because it k impossible for funeral procession. Derwood, tho beautiful little son Of l Mir. and Mrs. w. ]. Prude, while play ing on pile of wood Tuesday abont noon, fcll and dislocated one of lis arms at tine elbow It was reset and he is now all right He bore the ordeal brayely.
 In scrimmage over payment for a meal al Cartarboona' restaurant Sat urday afternoon between the proprie- tor and timber man named USery. several blows were struck and some highly colorrd language used Mayor Brown fined the belligerents six dol lars each.
 pr. W. ". Scott of Raggio City. Lee county, Was in town the first of the week, visiting his mother, Mrs. J. t. Scott. He WIS seized with sud den illness Sunday eyenening and re- quired the attendance of q physician. but recovered sufficiently to leave for home Tuesday morning.
 There are few laggards on the canning campany'S stock subscription list. GrnilameH. the board will need Nour subscription in few days. Don't discourage thcm by delay. Pay at once aud avoid all npleasantness. The factory will be success. Don't listen tn the man who says il won't. Go to thc secretary and get official iuf0rma- ten.
 Ben Davis. son of Jack NJ. Davis. was brought home on the Little Rock and Memphis West-bound train this morning with broken leg. He WAS in Memphis yesterday attending the 1 bridge celebration and took passage on T crowded electric car. He was sitting on the rear railing of the car, with one 1 leg on The outside. when another car ran into the one on which he was q passenger. shattering one of the bones in the calf of his leg. This is the only | accident so far reported to persons from this place.
 Attention is called to the advertise nf laf I ;,. this issue. The firm is represented in this city by J. II. Bard, who will take pleasure in quoting prices on engines, boilers, sawmill outfits. cotton gins. presses, condenSers and feeders, corn mills, wagon scales, bycic!es. tyse | writers, pumps, mowers and binders. shingic machinery fact. anything in the way of machinery. When con templatipg the purchase Of anything in the lines above mentioned, please do Mr. Bard the kindness to see him before deciding to buy. He will save you money.
 Tn another column We print cut of the Confederate monument t0 be lln- yelled at Helena OR Tuesday and We'd ncsday. the 2fth and 25th insts., with appropriate aud impressive ceremonies. All eX-Coufederates and their friends will receive d cordial erecting, and those who wore the blue will meet with a warm welcome. It is hoped q large attendance will be on hand from St. Francis county. In addition to being memorial to the honored dead of the "lnst cause" the marble shaft t0 be disclosed to the public on this Oc- clSiou will bp n lastin monument t0 the nobility, the patriotism and loving tenderness. the tireess energy and persistency of the womanly women of fortunate Helena. We hope to be on hand, either in person or by represent ative, to witness the unveiling of this tribute to the Confederate dead.