The Forrest City times., 1893-12-15
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 It has been many years since com-- pany of real artists in bell ringing have. made tour of this country. Their music is wonderful and well worth. hearing.
 James M. Davis recently sold his beautiful farm to Capt. J. W. Dennis, the considerations being S500o. Jim has located in LAneuille township. where he will propagate the seed ot populism.
 If you have not already done so it will interest and benefit you to read the handsome and timely advertise ment of the Evans Pharmacy. They. are as usual right in the swim with a large assortment of Holiday Goods of the rarest beauty and undoubted &C., ceptability. Give them a call when, you are buying Christmas present.
 Superintendent F. Laughinghouse, of the M. E. Sabbath school, requests, THE TIMES to pay. that he particularly desires a full attendance at Sabbath, school next Sunday morning. so that arrangements may be agreed upon for Christmas tree. We,would sug- gest that union of the schools, in this. matter, IS the best, in order to avoid a conflict.
 Invitations are out announcing the. marriage of Miss Anna l.. Wood to, Mir. 5. 1. Adkins, at the Baptist church Thursday night, December 2l, 1893. Miss Wood is the only daughter of our fellow citizen, A. c. Wood, and most excellent young woman. Mir. Adkins is sterling young business man of Liberty, Mo. THE TIMES extends con- gratulatiOns in advance.
 When you are suffering you want re- lief. It may be had through the me- dium of pure and carefully compoure q ded medicines. Every one knows that unless drugs are pure and fresh and properly compounded desired results. can not be obtained. The Evans Phar- macy receives fresh goods monthly. and. employs men registered by examine tion. They do not hesitate to guaran-, tee their Prescription work.
 E. J. Badinelli's saloon, opposite the, l.. R. & M. By, on North Front street. is Headquarters for all kinds of Fine, Wines, Liquors, Cigars and Tobacco. Ike Mallory, the genial manager, is al-. ways on hand to attend to the wants of his customers and friends, and will see. to it that they have the best in the, house, both as regards goods and att tention. Give Ike call, when you want the very best whiskey to be had in this market. Don't fail to see the huge barrel.
 Dr. "White'' has heifer for sale, cheap. The doctor had taught this an- imal to playfully butt, In it's calf days, and it grew mp not forgetting it's early ] lessons. Sunday the doctor was in the, COW lot, when the heifer made break at him, and the good man made break for the honse at the same time, but his. foot becoming eptangled in root the. doctor fell sprawling, just as the heifer made pass at him, barely raking the e big end of his pants, and putting a foot, on his neck. The doctor was not in- iured, but he'll never grow any more. Iay- WINE OF cARDu,. Tonic for Women.
 J. Q. Roberts, of Rolling Fork. Miss. has purchased the Hinton Drugstore and Fixtures. He arrived in the city Saturday, and is doing business at the old stand for few days. On or before, January he will occupy the large store room now occupied by the news. stand, having leased the building fol twelve months. He will bring his fam fly here and become a permanent fix. tuye. He is a firSt-class prescriptionist and will give that department of his business his personal attention. TIE. TIMES extends himself and family cordial welcome. He wears the F. c. B. badge.
 Ed. H. Rhodes Moran began his. pastorate of the Baptist church Sunday and preached two excellent gospel ser mons. The fact that there were no, services at any of the other churches, should have been one cause at least for a crowded house, but there were sev- eral empty seats. True the congrega- tion was larger than has been usnal at regular services, bat not what it should be. We would like to see larger con- gregations. Indeed we are surprised, at the absence of many whom we woul0 think, judging from their daily walk. would be first to come out. Try to gos I to church next Sunday It will do
 you good-and the community, too. Forrest City Chapter No. 60. R. A. Masons at it's last convocation Dec. l2, 1893. elected the following officers for the ensuing year. w. H. Paslay. most. Ex High Priest, F. r. Taylor, Elk King,
 k. T. Scott ,Ex Scribe, W. J Matthews, | Secretary, C. II. Sanders. Treasurer, Geo. F. Taylor, Capt, of the Host, Jas
 Russell Pr. So., II. r. Dooly.R. A. Cap tain. Appointed off cers: Jas " Will Hams, Master of first Vail. J E. Stone,
 Master of second Veil. Ellis Turley,
 Master of the third Veil. John NJ.
 Brown, Sentinel. The Chapter meets, in regular conyocation on the second
 Tuesday evening of each month at 7:30 | o'clock. At our next regular convo- cation, the second Tuesday evening in 1 Innnnrv ISQl there will he un-lI in