The Forrest City times., 1893-06-16
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
 When she was Child, she cried for Castoria. When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria. When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.

Last Friday night, Marvin Green acre left the county jail without leave, or goodbye. He squeezed his way through the aperture used for passing food in the cell. The crazy colored woman in the jail says an Angel come in de middle ob de night. and rolled de stone away from de sepulcher. and de boy lef." A reward of S25 is offered for the boys apprehension. Since the writing of the above Marvin has been recaptured at Brinkley. by Claude Fol- bre, and returned to jail. He was taken to Marianna Wednesday.
 Judge Hinton's spacious house and grounds were filled with merry-makerS last Wednesday evening. A large space was cleared in the lawn and covered with sawdust, which the yOvng folks kept agitated to delightful music, until the growing of the cock warned them of the approach of morn Ice cream and cake were abundant. and Mrs. Hinton acted the hostess to perfection. The brass band discoursed a number of excellent selections. which added materially to the pleasures of the even- ing
 Dr w. J. Matthews and Miss Alice Jones were married at the residence of the brides parents, Wednesday even- ing. Elder J. H. Cason officiating. Only a few relatives and intimate friends of the family were present. Dr. Mat theWs is well-known throughout East ern Arkansas, and Miss Jones is the modest and amiable daughter of Depu- ty Collector John l. Jones. After the ceremony the happy couple took the evening train for Memphis, carrying with them the well wishes of many friends. THE TIMES offers congratu- lation and wishes them much joy.
 The young ladies and gentlemen of our city organized another literary club Wednesday night at the residence of Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Stone, and have chosen columbian Literary Club. as their name. Dr, l.. II Lipsey was elected President; Miss Clara Webb, Vice president and Miss Alice Roll wage, Secretary. A program which promises to be unusually interesting, was arranged for their first meeting which will be on the 4th Wednesday night in June, at the residence of Capt. and Mrs. w. H. Mcdaniel. The lit- erary subject at this meeting will be LongfelOw.
 The supreme lodge K. X l.. of H. of- | fers solid gold miniature jewel to all members whe induce three or more per- sons to join the order. and as an award | for superior work in the interest of the organization. We have just seen ten of these jewels, in the hands of Grand Protector Ctto ROllwage, to be distribu- l ted one each to Mesdames B. D Hatch er, Jennie E. Rollwage. Georgia Win- thryp, c. l.. Knight. Emma c. Izard, N. J. McCrary, Lizzie Rollwage and 1 Messrs. Otto Rollwage. J. T. Fondren, and T. F. Jackson. They are quite | pretty, and we congratulate their OWL CTS upon their possession.
 A new time card on the Little Rock & Memphis R. R. has gone into effect and trains for Memphis now leave Little Rock at II 80 p. m. and 1850 p. m. ar irving at Memphis at $50 a. m. and 7:55 D. m. Westbound trains will leave Memphis at S:30 a. m. and 1130 p. m. arriving at Little Rock at 2:20 D. m. and 5:55 a. m. This will put passen- gers on the night rain into Memphis before business hours in the morning and will enable them to remain longer at night and then ro get here at late | bedtime. The trans pass fOfreSt Cltv as follows: Westbound l0:42 a. Ill. and l:54 q. m., Eastbound 5:49 D. m. and 3:27 d. m.
 Three negroes named R. Taylor. Jeff Robinson and Wm. Barr, boarded the eastbound freight train at this place Tuesday afternoon. Conductor Kerns was in charge of the train. The ne- groes were drinking and boisterous, and when near Madison they under took to run the train to suit themselves It is reported that they cursed and swore, broke up the furniture of the ca- boose and threw it off of the train. There is a special art of 1891, cover ing this case, aud these toughs should be taught lesson. Mrs. Hiram Hous- ton, of Widener, Was on the train. and became so frightened that she left the train at Madison. The affair was out rageous in the extreme and the train men were powerless to do anything being outnumbered and unarmed.
 Messrs. Folbre and Hodges done some very neat and quick work last
 week in the catching of Marvin Green acre, who escaped from the jail here.