The Forrest City times., 1892-03-25

Dti UT ITlthuS last night m a most J pleasant manner at the home of her mother Mrs. C. Y. Nimmo.
 Mrs. D. Davis returned Tuesday evening from three months visit with her daughter, Mrs. ]. W Smart. at IeXarkana. She left Mrs. Stuart in the best of health and spirits.
 There will be services at the Method lst church Sunday morning and night, Rev. W. D. Kelley officiating. Evening service begins at 7:45. The public is cordially invited to be present.
 What you gwine to do wid a cannon factory Kill enuf ringers now widout cannon factory" exclaimed d colored gentleman on hearing conversation m regard to the canning factory.
 Says an old physician who has prac- ticed for 40 years: Il guarantee there is not case of Blood. Liver or Kidney disease in the world but what "lIepat- icure' will positively cure. Sold by druggists.
 Do not let other merchants palm off otherpreparations on you because they have not Plantation Chill Cure in stock. Apply to agents named below %ho guarantee it. For sale by di hSE tSiSs
 Our entire stock of sheet music. con- sisting of nearly 1000 pieces, will be closed out at l0cents per copy. The reg ular price of this music ranges from 10 cents to Sl.5O per copy. Call at the news stand.
 City Marshal Prewett has set up housekeeping III the Sutton dwelling, west of the Iron Mountain depot, and for the first time since he forsOok the ranks of bachelorhood is now ''in d home his own.n
 There was vigorous howl Tues day afternoon when Signal Service Of iicer Bard ran up the cold wave flag. We think, ourselves, that MT. Bard could improve on the weather he has been giving us lately.
 Mrs. Friedman has just returned from Eastern markets, where she has purchased most elegant line of spring millinery, novelties of the sea son and nice dress goods. Call soon and make your early selection.
 There is good deal of reckless shoot ing on the streets at night which should be suppressed. The attention of our night Marshal is respectfully di- itCtth bt lhlo IL ID d AIbld- tion of law which should not be toler- ated.
 Mrs. r. Littell, who had been very ill at McErory, was brought home sey eral days ago. She was too feeble to sit up when moved and the trip had to be made with her lying on Il cot. We are pleased to learn she is now much improved.
 J. k. Pirtle, after spending a few days with friends in this city, went on tO To0ne. Tenn. where he has secured employment. 'Bob'' has many friends in this community who will always be pleased to hear of his well,doing. Sue cess to him.
 Rev. J. A. Mason preached the open ing sermon at the recent pres6ytery Of the Cumberland Presbyterian church at Brinkley, and Rev. L. J. Iiearon was unanimously elected d delegate to the coming convention of that church in Memphis.
 Messrs. Sibly and Fizer, attorneys in the Jim Dobson case, have appealed to the supreme court. lrreguarlty in the transcript is one of the grounds upon which they have appealed. They think they yet have chance to save their client $ neck.
 There are said to be quite number of candidates for the various municipal offices. These gentlemen would do well to make known there aspirations through the columns of TIE TIMES. We still have room for few more choice announcements.
 Why have Chills. Ague and Fever. suffer death and take gallons of nau- seous drugs to cure them? If you keep "Hepaticure" in your home and take it to regulate and purify the great organs of life, Blood, Liver and Kidneys. you will never be sick, We guarantee. Sold by druggists.
 John F. Hodges and Peter Rouutree tcolored) went to Little Rock Saturday tO stand a civil service examination, the former for position in the Indian agency department and the latter ill the railway postal service. These were the only two applicants from this county.
 Some miscreant shot and killed Rev ]. A. Mason's fine COW Saturday night. X dose of tar-and-feathers would be the proper specific against this species of brutality. Anyone furnishing evil dence that will convict the slayer of Mir. MasOn's animal will receive d re- ward of ten dollars.
 A great deal of shrubbery was killed or severely injured by the late cold snap. We have noticed many rose bushes on which the foliage had with cred except the lower branches, which were covered and protected by the snow. In some places vegetables were injured, while ill others they appear to have escaped entirely.
 The Methodist Ministers Theologic- al institute convened yesterday at the Methodist church. with good attend ance. Presiding Elder NJ. E. Umsted is in charge, and will make the ser vices instructive and interesting for all who attend. Services morning and evening g.-Brinkley Argus. 24th.
 Right Reverend II. N. Pierce. Epis- c0pal bishop of Arkansas, will preach at the Presbyterian church in Forrest City on the Hight of Monday, the 2Sth inst. at which time the sacrament of confirmation will be conferred upon candidates. All EpiscOpalians and the public generally are cordially invited to attend.
 The announcement of TIE. Prewett as candidate for reelection to the office of city marshal appears in the proper department. Mir. Prewett has, during nearly three years of service in that capacity, made good officer, be- ing faithful and efficient. prompt and impartial. and comes before the people on his merits. We bespeak for him the