The Forrest City times., 1892-04-01

! Oo'iu ol uItclpFs or the Forrest City
 Canning company.
 NJ. W. I2ard and family have moved
 to Colt to make it their future abode. ' Their neat little home in the northern
 part of town will probably be occupied by the family of W. S. Durborow.
 agent Of the Iron Mountain road 1he Chicago World Fair committee
 has passed a resolution that every per son attending the fair shall take with them bottle of "Iepaticurc" pre- Vehtatlyr from contracting Blood. Liv- CT aid Kidney disease. Sold by drug gists.
 James Loyeland of Marianna. prominent contractor and builder. was ln the city this week doing some work on J. Lesser's buildings on South Front street. He was accompauied by BuIrel Wilson, who assisted him in the work
 The fruit crop was not so badly in- .lIfed by the late freeze as was at first suspected. Nearly all the blooms out at that time were killed, but large number of trees have blOomed since the freeze and these will yield abund- antly.
 TIE TINES shipped copies of it's pre- mlum dictionaries this week to Wat kins. Ark, and Okolona, Mss. Every body should take advantage of our ex- tremely liberal offer and secure a we'll bound, unabridged Webster's dietion- ary for Sl.75,
 The colored people of St. Francis county. we are pleased to say, have net been smitten the with Oklahoma craze which is leading so many oftheir race in other parts of the state into worse trouble and suffering than they ever | even dreamed of.
 \ children's party was given by little Miss Ina Hcaron on Friday evauIng 1 last at the home of her father. Rev l L. J. Ilrar0n, on South Washington l street. A large number of her little friends were present, and all appeared to enjoy themselves hugely.
 Mrs. Mize Prewett las purchased the Joe Lanier homestead Of l. Roll wage < Co. and moved upou the premises Wednesday. Rev J. 4. Mason, who occupied the Lauiey place moved into the dwelling ou south l Washington street where Ms. Prewett had resided.
 Rev. NIT. Robertson of Norrilton ar rived in the city last night ani began a protracted meeting in the Presbyte rian church. Ar. Robertson k an evangelist of wide reputation and l recognized ability. and his meetings "ill doubtless result ill great good to | the community.
 There are three prisoners in jail at this place. John Swartz tWhitel will 1 have hearing before the forthcoming term of the circuit court on a charge of assault with intent to kill; Ephrian | Manuel (col0red), on a similar charg-. and Henry Norman (coloredl on a charge of disturbing the peace
 4 coored 'lighting calculator as l tonisbed our people "Wednesday with his feats in figures. He was d very old man. entirely uneducated, but the speed and accuracy with which he solved the most intricate problem were wonderful. He lives in thiS county, but we failed to learn his name.
 The announcement of John l. Jones as candidate for city marshal appears | this week. Mr. Jones is well known | to our citiZens, and whatever trust re- posed in him in the past has been faith 1 fully discharged He was gallant Confederate soldier, losing an arm in the service of his country. If elected he would make splendid officer. Capt. and Mrs. II. ". Winthrop went to Memphis Wednesday evening to select and purchase furniture for 1 their new domicile. They will occupy the rooms over Winthrop X Co. s drug store. Perhaps there are no more elegant aparments in the city than these. and they will have one of the coziest homes in town when furnished.
 Bishop Pierce of the Episcopal church held services in the Presbyterian churc h on Monday night. Lloyd De | Meier Lawrence Lawson, an infant. was christened, Mir and Mrs F. Loda, Miss Emma DeNeler and c. L. Eggle- ston standing as god-parents. Mrs. J. E. Stone and Miss Celia Finley were confirmed as members of the Episcopal church The bishop preached a pow erful sermon.
 There is no danger from whoooping cOugh when Chamberlain's Cough Rem edy is freely given. It liquefies the tough, tenacious mucous and aids Tn it's expectoration. It also lessens the severity and frequency ot the par oxysms of coughing, and insures q speedy recovery. There IS not the least danger in giving it to children or babies, as it contains no injurious sup stance. Fifty cent bottles for sale by c. F. Hinton.
 Rev Zach Taylor, missionary ID Brazil. delivered lecture at the Bap- list church in this place on Monday night His description Of his field oi labor, the people and their customs, was very interesting and instructive, and was listened to with close atten- tion by his audience. MT. Taylor IS a cousin of Mesdames G. W. Pearson and Jennie Davis of this place, and visited them about twelve years ago on his retun from Western trip.
 Frank McGowan (colored) died in the county iail at o'clock yesterday morning. He had been sick with pneu- monia for nine days, and, notwlth- standing he received the very pest medical attention, he died as above stated. McGOwan was arrested on Fehrliarv 27, charged with carrying deadly weapons. and was unable 10 rive bond. His ease would have i'ee n 5isposed of at The term of court Whlen
 srains on the nth inst He was 4o ye.4ls cd.