The Forrest City times., 1893-01-13

is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Clif-
ton.
1t is astonishing how promptly the
town cows rushes up to the farmers
wagon every time one is left standing
on the streets. especially If the farmer
has brought along with him Il square
dinner for his team.
w. w. Williams representing the
st. Louis Post Dispatch was i'm the city
Wednesday and left us the agency for
that paper. The Post is an evening
paper. and arrives at II o'clock II. nj.
Ask Johnnie Pope for the Post Dis.
patch.
+. ri. Prewitt, formerly Of this city,
is now Interested IN the Mivelaz Hotel
Company OF Little Rock, better known
rs the Capital Hotel. and has been cho-
sen vice president of the company. His
many friends here offer congratulations
and wish him much success
II. G. Rightor returned Monday
from Helena. where he has been Wis.,
ting relatives and friends since the
holidays and the first thing we saw
him do was to beat Tom Gray three
straight games Of checkers. But Tom
says he didn't feel like playing no
Way.
! The TINES inadvertently announced
| last week that the ceremonies of the
installation Of the Knights Tempar
was To take place at the Methodist
chHrch. 1t was Il mistake of course
and should have read Baptist church.
Mistakes will occur in the best regu-
lated printing offices.
At Il meeting of the X. of Z. Lodge
last week the following officers Were
elected and installed by Z. Z. Geo. =.
TAYLOR, District Deputy q C.:-John
Gatling, G. c; j. w. Williams. V. G;
Walter Buford, Prelate; L. +. Prev
EFT. Outer Guard; Z. L. Pettus NJ. ut
A; Chas. Lewis, X. of r. and 5; II. b.
Gwyn, NJ of F;J w. Beck M. OF Elk;
August Vogel, Inner Guard.
John /. Jones and family have moved
| into DR.. w. j. Matthews residences
west of the Iron Mountain railroad
! MI. Jones has been confined to his
room several weeks by Il malignant at
tack of erysipelas in his face, and WAS
] down town for the first time Monday.
! He has been considerable worsted in
his struggle with the attack, and we
are glad he is getting we'll again.
The high foot bridge near the Iron
Mountain railroad on Front street
should have Il railing. The steps on
the west side of the railroad near the
same place are in very bad repair
The walk in front. of the old livery
stable, near Stones new stable, is in il
very dilapidated condition, and we
presume there are mapy other places
which we have not seen that demand
the attention Of the street commit
tee
! Dora Annette is the recipient of
beautiful canary from her friend Miss
Pearl May, Tor which she asks her papa
to thank the thoughtful giver, which
W. do most heartily. The little lady is
very proud of the bird, and it will make
her forget her childish troubles when
all other means fail thus Frightening,
if that be possible the dear baby's little
life. God bless her. she is her papi's
treasure. and surely we should. and
do, greatly appreciate Miss PEARLS
present, for in making Dora happier
We are likewise made happier.
The camp of Tip McCrary and Bob
Barrett, well known lumber meu and
trappers, on 26 mile bayou, in the east
ern part of this county, was found de
serted except by game. furS. etc, and
their dugOut discovered capsiZed ia the
bayou about two miles from camp.
From the fact that their hunting clothes
We're found in the camp, their disaII-
pearance is accounted for by the sup
position that they had started to the
railroad when the accident occurred
and they met their death. The camp
WAS only discovered Il few days ago.
Ed w. L. Box Of Morrilton is as
sisting ED. Cason in his protracted
meeting He is deep thinker, log-
clan, and a fluent speaker, and for one
we enjoyed his sermons Sunday very
much. He is plain and forcible in his
language and style, respectively, and AS
ED Cason said in the pulpit. was ia
vited because he has no clap trap about
him. We sincerely hope much good
may be accomplished at these meetings.
And now let rs urge upon the people
the Importance of attending divine SER
vice. The congregations i'll town ara
entirely too small.
Messrs. u. e. Davidson and J. a.
Trimble of North Little Rock compris-
ing the firm of Davidson II Irmble,
who opened the Palace Saloon in the
Hancock building last week gave us Il
peasant call Wednesday. They have
b zen doing business in Little Rock Il
number of years, aud come highly rec
Commended. Having located in For
rest City they hope by fair dealing and
Courteous attention to merit IL liberal
sliare OF the public fayCr. TeZ john
son is bartender and will serve his old
friends in his usual affable manner.
See ad elsea here.
The Most Pleasant Way