The Forrest City times., 1893-02-24

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Buy your Lime, Cement, Fire Brick,
Terra Gotta and Flue Pipe from l..
Rollwsge 4 Co.
Found-the reason for the great pop
ularity of Hoods Sarsaparlla- simply
this: Hoods CURES. Be sure to get
Hoods.
Hoods Pills act especially upon the
liver, rousing it from tnrpidity To its
natural duties. cures constipation and
assists digestion.
There is nothing SO comfortable as
well-littlng old shoe. When they I've
come worn. don't throw them away,
but carry them to McVey's and he will
Tx them "shust so goot ash new"
See advertisement.
Cooling. Soothing and Healing is
Plantation CarbOlic Ointment A
grateful dressing in cases of lndolent
Ulcers, Old Sores. Cuts. Sprains. etc.
Price, only % cts Sold and quaran-
teed satisfactory by l.. Rollwage Il Co.
Pettus Bros. Il Buford, German 4 Bar
row, s. FL. Mann, |. Goldberg, Wheat
| lev. Ark.
Frank Price died Thursday morning,
10th lust. OF Typhoid fever at his
[ theirs home, miles southeast of
Forrest City. He was buried in the
Wylds cemetery, Rev. JAS. A. Mason
| performing the funeral rites. The de-
| ceased was an exemplary young man.
ana leaves wife and large circle of
| friends, who mourn his death. We
| extend sympathy to the bereaved.
County Treasurer John Aven en-
tered snit Tuesday against the Iron
| Mountain Et'y Co. for $40 900 damages.
| On the 18th of last September Mr.,
| Aven had his leg broken on crossing
of the defendants road near Caldwell
and the plaintiff seeks to recover dam
| ages alleging that the grade or dump
at said crossing was not up To legal re-
| quirments. and that therefore he sus
| tanned injuries to that amount.
The attention of the road overspers
| is called to the condition of our roads
| Many of them are well-nigh impassa-
| bile, and cause Inconvenience and loss
| to travellers. The bad condition at
| present may in measure be excused
as the county judge has hardly finished
| appointing the overseers and the great
| amount of rain has made road work
| ing almost impossible. But if the over
seers do not quickly do their duty. the
next grand jury will have a word to
| say to them.
The most capacious wine cask in the
world is the celebrated tun of Kon-
ingstein, which holds 1.869,236 pints
| Tie top is a rallied platform. having y
capacity for seating twenty persons,
| from fifty to seventy finding ample
standing room. A Latin inscription
is on the Welcome Cups" inviting
Il ii 70 1ri tn 4 ha
of the universe. :" According to history
| structed under an edict issued by Fred
erick Augustus. King of Poland, in the
year 1928.
The directors of the Forrest City
| Canning company had meeting Tues
| day. A. Becker rendered his resigna-
| ton as director which WAS accepted
and Mr.. Sam Worrall elected as n di-
rector in his stead. The directors,
after much discussion and mature DE-
| liberation accepted the proposition OF
| Chas II Sanders and associates-t to
| lease the factory and give the compa-
ny 20 per cent of the net profits, also to
buy what merchandise the company
| had on hand. The directors also dis
cuSsed means by which the Outstand-
| ing indebtedness Of the company may
be- paid. The meeting adjourned sub
ject to the call of the chairman. We
are glad that the factory will be run
for what it Is worth, and our farmers
can get money for their produce when
it is delivered.
Geo. w. Kirby, who lives 81 miles
south Of town happened to a painful
and we'll nigh serious accident Monday
evening at Wynne. He had with his
boys. carried two loads Of potatoes to
Wynne Near night. rain was theat-
ened. and to save his potatoes. Mr.
Kirby drove up to a house and COM
meuced carving the sacks Of potatoes
into the house. On leaving home Mr..
KS boys had p laced a target gun in
one If the wagons. and when they
stopped unknown To Mr. X. they put
the gun in the other wagon. In re-
moving the potatoes, the rife WAS dis
charged. the ball entering Mr.. Kirby's
left groin. striking the pelvic bone
and ranged down in the left thigh. Mr..
X. came tn Forrest City Tuesday even
ing and the doctors probed for the ball.
but without success. The target gun
does get III its work.
Marriage License Issued.
Rev j G. Cook to Mrs. Mary CHASER,
F. A Council to Mrs. Julia Il. Thomp-
son. Joe Owen to Artemisse Vernon.
COlored-Houston Rucket to Linnie
Johnson, Ceph Hinton to Matte Lewis,
Sanford Field To Elizabeth Houston,
Frank Harris to Willie Ann Kemp.
Frank Harris has been an unusually
good customer of Clerk Laughinghouse
during the past two weeks. He pur-
chased license two weeks ago, but his