The Forrest City times., 1893-06-16

session of d negro boy. named Rouser. who, after a little persuasion by mar shal Monroe, gave up the ticker.
 Otto Rollwage will deliver an orici- nal address before the Nineteenth Cen tliry club next Wednesday night with Kalph Waldo Emerson as his subject. Those who attend will be highly en- tertained.
 What pleasure to society to have all of our beautiful and accomplished young ladies at home again after months of absence at school. If we had good schools we could keep them here all the time.
 J. B. Mallory and daughter, Claudia, and John Bell and wife, left Tuesday fer Plymoth, Indiana, from whence they will go to Chicago to visit the great exposition. They win be absen about three weeks.
 Mrs. Salie Hayden of Phoenix. Ari- gonla. arrived in our city on visit to friends and relations. She is on her return from Washington City, and could not resist the temptation to drink Of the waters of the L'Anguille.
 MeElrse's WINE OF cARDUI for female diseases
 On June 20th and 21st, the Little Rock x Memphis Railroad will sell round trip tickets from Forrest City to Little Rock at one fare for the round tilp, good to return on or before June 2oth, on account of the Democratic Convention. Also on June 23d, round trip tickets to Brinkley, at one fare for round trip, good to return on or before June 24th, on account of the Barbecue and Picnic at that place.
 The masons have been holding some very interesting meetings this week. and have initiated several members in to higher degrees. Rev. G. A. Dan the interest is due to his active and familiarized work.
 J. J. Evans of Hot Springs, was in town last week on business. Bud in- forms us that he has purchased the Homewood Water Springs near Wits burg, and that he will organize stock company and push this great mineral water to the front. Success to them.
 T. w. Yerzley brought us large basket of very fine peaches Wednesday. and incidentally eight of the largest onions we have seen this season. Two IS a mess for an ordinary family. You will please accept our hearty thanks brother, for your kindly remem- brance
 Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. A mar velous cure for Catarrh. Diphtherla. Canker mouth, and Headache. With each bottle there is an ingenious nasal Injector for the more successful treat Nf tra charge. Price soc. Sold by Win throp X Co.
 The Forrest City brass band came out Saturday night for the first time since reorganization. and rendered d programme of good music in very Creditable hammer. The boys deserve much praise for their indomitable en- ergy and efforts to give our town a good band
 Fifty cents is.a small doctor bill, but that is all it will cost you to cure any or dinary case of rheumatism if you use Chamberlains Pain Balm. Try it and you vii be surprised at the prompt relief it affords. The first application will quiet the pain 30 cent bottles for sale by Winthrop Co.
 If nothing happens to prevent ye ed itors and Mrs. Landvoigt and Dora Annette will start Sunday for Ft. Smith 10 attend the annual meeting of the Arkansas Press Association. It is barely possible that our MT. Vadakin will go from there to Chicago to take in the great fair.
 Squire Boyle Sunday made w. M. Lane and Mrs. Ann Murphy happy by | uniting them in the bonds of Matri- mony. The squire IS getting quite pro- | licient in the matrimonial act, and his pleasant way of officiating almost car rieS with il d guarantee of future hap piness to the participants.
 Dr. w. II. Alley returned Saturday from the northwest. While out he visit. ed Kansas City, Omaha, Denver, Chey. enne and the Hot Springs of South Da- kota which he says are small pota- toes" compared to those of Arkansas The trip was a very enjoyable one, and also quite beneficial and instructive.
 Dr. John Izard has decided to locate at Snapp for the practice of medicine and will make his home at the residence of Mir l.. D. Snapp. Dr. Izard is . thorough gentleman who has been an earnest, jealous student of his chose [ profession and we commend him to tho good people of White Vidette. eks- WINE OF CkRDui, q Tonic for Women.
 w. $. DurborOw, the genial and ac commodating agent of the Iron Noun tain railroad. has the finest peaches W, have seen this season, and, although the crop was considerably damaged b, the recent heavy rains, the basket-ful of this luscious fruit sent us Tuesday could not be eXcelled. He has ou