The Forrest City times., 1892-04-08


 Palestine came over last evening to hear Rev. W. M. Roberson preach.
 Forrest City will be visited April li. by the celebrated actress, Miss Lillian Lewis. This splendid company stands far ahead of any attraction which has heretofore been secured in this place. Try 5Lack.nsAusnI tOa for pytpe7,ia
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 k. T. Pollard. who has been attend Ing the bedside ot his little son. who has been quite i'll at Mrs. ". F. Hor- ney $, returned home to Memphis Wednesday. The little fellow is much better.
 Miss Laura Hill of St. Louis. arrived Wednesday night, having accepted the position of trimmer at II. Friedman's millinery establishment. TnE TlMEs. on behalf of the citizens extends her welcome.
 Do not let other merchants palm of other preparations ou you because they have Dot Plantation Chill Cure in stock. Apply to agents named below who guarantee it. For sale by druggists.
 Says an old physician who has prac- ticed for 40 years: II guarantee there is not a case of Blood, Liver or Kidney disease in the world but what "Hepat- icure' will positively cure. Sold by druggists.
 John Beck accompanied Miss Dora Farmer to the Cut-Off Sunday. The Misses Grobnysr, and John Blessing and John Reho. and Mir. and Mrs. l.. k. Grobmyer also spent the day most pleasantly.
 Our entire stock of sheet music, con sisting of nearly l000 pieces. will be closed out It 0cents per copy. The reg ular price of this music ranges from 10 cents to Sl.50 per copy. Call at the news stand.
 The glorious red aud gold gown worn by the charming Lillian Lewis is of scarlet and gold bullion brocade. The buttons on the front of fle waist are seven soltaIre diamonds, which sparkle and glisten like stars.
 A special election for the purpose of electing one alderman has been ordered by Mayor Brown. It is to be hoped that as many will offer for the place as eau spare the dollar. That's what it costs to be candidate.
 Rev. ". NJ. Roberson, evangelist, has teen holdinga series of meetings at the Presbyterian church the past week. The attendance has been unusually good, and his excellent sermons are stirring up the young people. ssEirss,s WIFE OF cARpui for female diseases
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 The ladies of the Episcopal church have let the contract to build the foun- dation for their I W church on Rosser street, 25x60 feet, and the work is DOW in progress. Their enterprise certain ly deserves the heartieSt encourage ment of tue whole people.
 A little .cold- water'' talk will not effect the success the c9nning factO- ry. It is going to be built, and will no doubt be a grand success. Everything points that way. It is just as well to en- courage those interested, and if you haven't got any stock in it, you hal better take little and be ill the swim. Why have Chills, Ague and Fever, suffer death and take gallons of nau- seGus drugs to cure them? If you keep "Iiepaticure" in your home and take it to regulate and purify the great organs
 
 will never be sick, We guarantee. Sold by druggists.
 The mustard yellow duch esse satin gown which the queen of the emotional drama. the beautiful Lillian Lewis wears in the second act, is a Worth creation. There is no question but that all women love to see beautiful gown, and it is equally true that all men love to see d beautiful woman in a beautiful gown.
 G. ". Welch. who has the contract for the brick work of the new Baptist church. has commenced operations, and has a large force Of masonS and labor els at work Under his personal su- pervision the work will progress rapid- ly. When completed this will be one of the handsomest church buildings in Eastern Arkansas.
 If our citizens will enter into con- spiracy to establish two or three man. ufacturing enterprises, Forrest City is bound to go up to the top notch. It has taken on most gratifying spirit of imprOve ment under the mcsJ.luiet cir cumstances, and onfy Iel1ues "fducii- ing off to go on grand "bo0m.h y Let not the opportunity pass.
 Rev. c. A. Dannelly of Auvergne, Ark, grand lecturer of Arkansas, for the Masonic fraternity, is in the city, the guest of Hon. Geo. r. Taylor, and will lecture on masonry at the hall of the society tonight and tomorrow. All master and all Royal Arch masens are cordially invited to be present. The reputation of Rev. Dannelly IS sufficient guarantee that his lecture will be highly interesting and instruc- tive.
 There is considerable complaint comes to TIE TIMES office through subscribers that they do not get TIE TIMES at McDaniel until Monday or Tuesday of the following week after issue. This is evidently the fault of the railway mail service, as We are as- sured by Mrs. Winfield and Mr. $. r. Mcdaniel that the delay is not in either of their offices. If this con- plaint continues we will be forced to notify the authorities.
 Miss DeVellen, lecturer and organ izer of the Women's Christian Tem- uerance Union lectured at tue Metho- dist church last Sunday afternoon. Much interest was manifested by the goodly crowd in attendance. She pie tured the evils of intemperance in diff ferent light than most temperance adyo- cate present them, and much good Will result from these seed sown ID the high way.