The Forrest City times., 1892-09-16
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria When she became Miss, she clung to Castorla. When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.

hunt. The boys are camped near the Military road and Second creek We acknowledge with thanks kind invi- tation to join them and but for circum- stances which demand our attention in the office. we should have been de- lighted to join in the chase.
 The freight depot was the scene of great sport yesterday afternoon when the boys entered ring with gloves and
 proceeded to knock each other out. The combatants two at time) were too numerous to IT ention, but judging from the yells. the victories were "short, sharp and decisive" The mill closed with bout between Dr. White and J. II Bard which was declared draw.
 G. W. Leggett, the contractor, is progressing rapidly in the erection of handsome residence for Mir. and Mrs. E. Hurley, in the northern part or town. The beautiful cottage of Dr. and Mrs. Webb on the same street is nearing completion, and we hope soon to see Circuit and County Clerk elect Laughinghouse' new building started when the billiard & Coffin addition will indeed begin to "loom upn as the most beautiful and attractive part of the city.
 The ladies of the Episcopal church sre few in number. but for genuine earnestness and untiring enterprise they are in the lead On Tuesday night they gave d most delightful oys- ter supper at the Blanton store house. and netted S5 which will be added to their church fund. Another enter taiiment. which bids fair to eclipse all former efforts on their part is now being inausurated particulars of which will be given later. Let the good work go forward, by all means.
 Our attention has been called to the matter of wheat raising in St. Francis county, and it is asked why don't farmers plant wheat2 Several of them propose to do so this or next month. who have never before branchod off from cotton and others have been rais- ing little wheat for years. Ii enough wheat is planted to justify him in so doing we understand c. II. Ravens says he will put in the machinery to make your -four. Such an enterprise would be of great advantage to the couuty.
 The Canning company shipped two cars of canned tomatoes the first of the week, each car containing 300 cases, or l2,o0O cans. The company will ship three more cars in few days, making in all 60,000 cans. The enterprise is pronounced a success by all who have become familiar with its business and operations, although the insufficient acreage of tomatoes has been great drawback. Had the company con tracted for 500 instead of l5O acres there would be no doubt of the enter prise paying handsome dividend even the first year.
 The building committee of the Bap- tist church are exerting themselves to the end that the new building may be made ready for occupancy at the ear Hest possible moment. The community at large as we'll as the immediate mem- bership of the church are anxious to see the new building finished. and as the old building was vacated Sunday night last, it behooves the committe to hustle. as otherwise the pastor will be compelled to discontinue services for the present, or ''hire a hall" It is to be hoped the committee will meet with every encouragement.
 In securing the election returns for publication last week the name of B. +. Baxter was given as democrat and Peoples party candidate for constable of Griggs township, and was so published m number of our papers before we discovered the error, and we humbly beg Mir Baxter's pardon. He says he refused the petered party nomination and was elected by the democrats, for all of which we congratulate him. Among the magistrates the type made us refer to W. B. Phelphs. of Jonhson towdsl,ip as a rep" This is also an offense for which we crave pardon. MT. Phelphs is lifelong democrat.
 The sad announcement was made on Wednesday of the death of Sallie Mar zee Turner, the infant daughter of Mir. and Mrs. E. Nj. Turner, which occurred at their home here on the previous evening. This sad blow to the devoted parents was unexpected to many of their friends but awakened sympathy in the hearts of all. The funeral occurred at 5 o'clock Wednesday afternoon, and the service were conducted by Rev. NJ. .. Hotchkiss.-Hillsboro (Tex.l Re- Hector. The many friends of Mrs. Turner. here will be pained to hear of the death of her little darling, who they thought when she left here would re- cover.
 Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria..