The Forrest City times., 1893-06-09

o0cts and Sl 0O per bottle. Sold by l.. Rolwage & O.. Pettts Bros. S Buford, German & Barrow and <. II. Mann, J. W. Beck S Co.. Forrest City. 1. Goldberg. WneatIey, Ark. w. S. .S J. l.. Hughes and :. l.. Andrews x Co.,, Haynes. Ark.
 Squils. Tar, Sweet Gum and Honey. These old reliable household remedies skillfully combined form Plantation Cough Syrup, certain and pleasant | remedy for Coughs Colds, etc. Sold and guaranteed satisfactory by l.. Rollwage X Co., Pettus Bros. & Buford, German x Barrow $. H. Mann. J. W. tieck. l Forrest City. and !. Goldberg, Wheat ley. Ark, w. S. J. l.. Hughes and s. l.. Andrews < Co.,, Haynes, Ark.
 What about organizing that cemete- " company? We are well satisfied that you want a new cemetary. unless you are one of those old fogies who don't want anything new, yet you have never expressed an idea on Il @ subject; you haven't encouraged the editors. to write about 1t and keep it before the people; in fact, you haven't done anything. You haven't got any more enterprise about you than wal Ter" dog.
 Rev. G. A. Danneley. of Searcy will be i'll Forrest City on Wednesday and Thursday, l4th and 18th, for the pur- pose of eXemplifying the work in the Chapter on Wednesday and Wednesday night, and comforting the masters de- gree on two candidates on Thursday and Thursday night. All masons are expected to be present on these occa- sions Rev. Danneley will be the guest of Hon. Geo. r. Taylor and family while here.
 Rev. c. A. Bruce spent Sunday in the city, and preached two excellent sermons. His subject at the morning servlce was. The Difference Between Immortality and Eternal Life." and at night Love- The evening services was specially interesting to his hearers, the sermon being one of the best ever delivered in this city. THE TIMES is glad to know that Rev. Bruce has about fully recovered from his recent injuries sustained in fall and is again at his work.
 A horrible accident occurred . mile or two from town Saturday. A negro, named Blackwell, living on the Fitz- simmons place, brought load of wood to town in the morning, which he sold, and on returning home, the wagon ran over some obstruction in the road, knocking the old man off the wagon, landing on the single-tree, the mule began kicking, and before aid could be rendered. the old mans skull was fractured, killing him in short while. No inquest was held. Since writing the above, d rumor is current that foul play is suspected.
 There is an old stable on the corner north of the residence otEugene Rolfe and east of G. w. Pearson. belonging to Mir. Chrisco, which in our.opinion is a menance to the health of that com munity, and certainly q disgrace to it's ownef. The authorities should place the matter properly before Mir. Chrisco and he will no doubt move 1t. If not the neigibors should hold all indigna- ton meeting and petition the city council to condemn and remove 1t. At times the sidewalk is impossible on account of filth, and it is certainly very embarrassing to ladies and gentle who are travelling that walk.
 We have exhausted our limited yo- cabuary in pleading with the people of Forrest City to build factories or make some kind of an effort to have them built We need d board of trade or business league or something of the kind, where ideas may be exchanged, plans promulgated, and action taken
 upon the vital questions concerning the improvement and advancement of our city. It is most discouraging to see no act and hear no word, looking to the fGrtherance of these things. If you have an idea on the subject of the ad vaucement of Forrest City and the prosperity of her people, let's hear from you.
 Trains have been resumed on the Little Rock and Memphis railway, the first passenger train going over SnE5 day morning from Little Rock to Mem phis The road bed is being repaired and put in splendid condition. A new time card has gone into effect and trains for Memphis now leave Little Rock at ll:30 D. m. and 1:50 D. m. ar irving at Memphis at 5:50 a. m. aud 7:55 D. m. Westbound trains will leave . Memphis at S:30 a. m. and 1l:30 p. m. arriving at Little Rock at 2:20 D m. This will out passengers on the night ) train into Memphis before business } hours in the morning and will enable l them to remain longer at night and ? then Uo get here at late bedtime. The trains pass Forrest City as follows.
 Westbolind l0:42 d. m. and l:34 q. m. , Eastbound 5:5o D. m. and 2:21 d. m.
 Marshal NJ. l.. Monroe has donned a brand new suit of blue clothes and $ brass buttons and has the appearances E of regular city officer. It IS painful 1 to say it, but Forrest City is about | | L,.I, n