The Forrest City times., 1893-01-13

Go not patronize Il newspaper are the
ones who invariably do the most kick
ing ii the editor should fail to make Il
local notice of them OF their friends.
Neither the city nor the county
treasures have any funds. We had
supposed that when license WAS grant
ed both treasures would he full To
OVERCOMING money, we mearu, OF
course.
Col. w. J. Dickerson. of Tenn has
been In town several DAYS this wetk
| looking after his interests here, and
maturing contemplated HtrrpriSe
in the way of a wagon timber mauI
| factory.
| Edgar Taylor returned IN Wiuches
ter. Tenn, Monday. He hopes IL
graduate at this session of the Normal
| His many friends at home wish him
success in the attainment of the high
! est hOnorS.
| While examining gun at his shop
the other day gunsmith o. y Ezell
accidentally discharged the piece, the
ball tearing great hole in the ceiling
0f the room. Gus was considerably
| frightened.
| Are you having aches AMI pains? If SO.
! u
ing to directions, internally and externally.
and it will cure you. 1t cured Judge
George Clark of cramp cholic in 10 minutes
Winthrop q Co.
T. o. Fitzpatrick has removed his
family to his plantation. ten miles
north of this place, so AS to be more
convenient to his farming interests.
We regret the loss to society of so esti-
mable Il family.
| Have 1t in your house, keep it in
your stable. Plantation Arnica Liui-
ment relieves promptly. If you don't
need it now, you will later. % and 90
cents. Soid and guaranteed satisfactory
by l.. Rollwage Il Go.
Wednesday evening E. Loda's horse
slipped his bride while hitched at the
race track barns. and in a few minutes
made IA sad wreck of the buggy. The
horse. with the exception OF few
scratches, escaped injury.
Hon. r. J. Williams want to Little
| Rock Sunday, where he met with the
other democratic presidential electors,
and cast his vote for Cleveland and
Stevenson, thus discharging the duty
of the office to which lie Was chosen.
During the winter months lookout for
Rheumatism. Burns, Frost Bites. Chill
Blains, etc. Be prepared. Plantation
! Arnica Liniment Il sure and prompt re-
lief, % and 80 cents. Sold and guaran-
teed satisfactory by l.. Rollwage & Co.
John NJ Brown informs US that he
will soon occupy the business house
next door north of o. a. EZeil We
shall be sorry to lose John M. from
this side, but presume it is for the
better with him. We are getting lone
some.
l.. A. Palmer of Ripley, Tenn, an
old newspaper man, and friend of
our Mr.. Landvoigt, was in town We'd
nrSday looking up Il location. He was
Very iavorably impressed with Forrest
City and would like to purchase The
ZINES.
Our wholesouled friend r. A. Hay
ME was in town on business Wednes-
day. Bob says he don't propose to get
crazy about cotton, and will continue
to raise little hog and hominy, which.
in every sense is the very proper thing
to do.
7. c. Folbre & Co. have re-opened
the Magnolia saloon at the old stand ,
and will be glad to have the patronage
| Wines. Whiskes, Beer, Cigars, etc.
may be found at this orderly resort
Drop in and see them.
The Forrest City dramatic company.
who recently produced Among the
Breakers" credita6ly, contemplate Wis
itng Mariana one night next week.
If 50 they should be accompanies by ii
good sized delegation of home folks. as
| Tor .1f
F. J. Badinell of Wynne has opened
a saloon at Wolf 81 C0leman's old stand
The business will be in charge of |. w.
Mallory. which fact alone assures pat
rons of his bar courteous attention and
4 the best Of drinks. Give him call
when in search Of Il genuine article.
Hon. r. w. Peevey was in town Sat
Urday preparing To go To Little Rock
to discharge the duties of a legislator
He is an earnest advocate of the inter
ests Of the masses and will be fouud
voting first, last and all the time. on
that line. lie gave us pleasant
call.
4 Monday night some wretch without
the fear of God and the law. entered
DR.. l.. *. Lipgey's room and proceeded
to make a clean sweep of all ia sight.
| Every piece of wearing Appeared, eX
cept what the doctor had on his per-
son, was taken. We sympathize with
The doctor and hope the thief will re-
celve his reward.
THE TIMES has been so unfortunate
AS to lose four subscribers in the last
two weeks. and like the shepherd vino
still had the ninty and nine. We-weil
we didn't go out and hunt them up