The Forrest City times., 1893-06-02

lancbe weekly until Jan |, lS9l or Sl % retail will be furnished the Mem | phls Sclmitar weekly for the same ! length of time. These remedies are | positively guaranteed to cure or money refunded. Ask your merchant about it, | if he does not keep them write us. Plan- tation Pharmacal Co.,, 345 Second street, Memphis. Tenn.
 Is your life worth 90 cents? Damh | Chills, Ague, Congestiye Chill Death. | This is the evolution of that ma,atiII chilly sensation. Stop 1t iu t8ne. | Plantation Chill Cure will dc it. or it | will cost you nothing. Sold bv |. | Rollwage & Co.,. Pettus Bros X Ea- | ford, German & Barrow and > I. | Mann, J W. Beck x Co Forrest Cily, and 1. Goldberg. Wheatley. Ark V. ;. & ]. l.. Hughes and S l. An- drews S Co.,, Haynes, Ark.
 During the first circuit couri beld n the new district at Clarendon reee V, the Judge elect was. ON ing tu hls int.r- est in many of the cases disqualified, and N. W. Norton Of this city was ch0~ sen to preside during the term. an | honor which he accepted and one
 which, as we learn rom reliable sour ces. he carried with dignity and credit to himself and satisfaction to the bar. 1 THE TIMES is proud to know that our attorneys receive such marked dstinc- | tion abroad
 When the spring time comes and you feel tired. lazy and generally no ac- count, don't blame the weather. But cleanse your blood with Plantation Sdr- saparilA and start your liver with Plantation Pills, and begin life anew with the rest of nature. Sold by l.. RollWage X Co. Pettus Bros. & Bu- ford, German X Barrow and $. II. Mann, j W. Beck S Co.,, Forrest City, and Goldberg. Wheatley. Ark, W. $. X J l.. Hughes and :. l.. Andrews & Co.,, Haynes, Ark.
 Ihe Marianna Index reprints from | TIE IIMEs the account of the bank sWindie last week and says: Under the name af George Boomenberg of Llt- l tie Rock Forrest City smooth forger worked tiie banks at Mammoth Spring,
 Ark and Willow Spring. Mo, but fail- l ed to fleece the Thayer, Mo-, bank. At l each of these two places he presented | d draft on Sommerheld Bros, for $50, | just as he did at Forrest City. Bloom enberg is not known at Little Rock, | from which place he registers. | Miss Frances Griffin, of Montgomery. | Ala. d noted temperance lecturer. had l an appointment te address the citizens of Forrest City. at the Baptist church | last sunday afternoon at o'clock, but
 the rain kept most people at home, and
 she had but small hearing. However,
 she delivered a lecture on the objects
 and practical workings of the W. c. T. | U., and those who heard were well
 pleased She may at some future day
 lecture again in Forrest City, and, the
 weather permitting, she will no doubt l have a large audience.
 6.70 inches of water fell here between
 6 o'clock Friday night and 6 o'clock
 Sunday moning-36 hours. This IS
 the greatest rainfall for the length of
 time. within the memory of the oldest | inhabitaiIt. The sewer on Front street
 became choked up, and an immense
 volume of water oyeIflowed the dam,
 and caused considerable damage to the
 work. Prompt steps have been taken
 to put the sewer in order. Crops have
 been seriously injured, the young plants having been washed up in the high
 places, and covered up in the low.
 We have received invitations to att tend the commencement exercises or
 the Clara Conway Institute at the 1 grand opera house in Memphis, Fri
 day night. We are indebted to Misses
 Minnie and Alice Rollwage for this 1 kindly remembrance and regret ex- ceedingly that owing to multiplicity
 of duties in our business life just at
 this time that we are denied the pleas
 ure or witnessing these exercises. The
 young ladies mentioned have graduated | at Miss Conway's and ulll arrive home the first of next week. where large
 circle of friends await them to con- gratulate them upon their most credit able achievements and accomplisa-
 ments, and welcome them to the so-
 cial circles from which they have been
 so long away.
 The Epwmth League gave their en-
 tertainment Tuesday night as preyi- ously announced, and although the
 weather was threatening, and finally
 wet, the attendance was very good, the proceeds amounting to about $l7.oO.
 Music by the orchestra, songs by Miss
 M E. Moseley. recitations by Misses | Velma Evans, Pearl May, Hattie l..
 Mosley and Mary Lancaster. and ice cream. sherbet and cake made up the | program. and all who attended spent
 very pleasant evening. 1t was very
 unfortunate that the rain came up. All the preparations had been made
 for holding the supper Tn the beautiful
 yard, which had been decorated with Chinese lanterns, etc. The crowd
 rushed for the porch and house when
 the rain began to fall, and when a
 goodly number halted on the porch 1t gave way, sca1ng the girls considera- | blv but m oua VyaS hnrt The ItPaQup