The Forrest City times., 1893-03-17

Il meeting of the Little Rock & Mem. phis Fly. and the ladies went on a pleasure trip.
 In noting the Improvements made by Taylor X lZard on their office, our locals wrote it Geo. F. Taylor. The omission of MT. lizards name was an oversight the localist not being we'll acquainted.
 County Judge Hinton says he is go- ing to get d move on the county court and give Us d new brlck jail. We would suggest to the Judge that when he is dolng this to give us new brick court house. We need It.
 The sidewalk that leads from the railroad to the schoolhouse, on Izard street is badly in need of repair. a DOT ton of the bridge across the gully has broken loose from its fastenings and pedestrians endanger their limbs when they venture on it
 Mir. Jas Russell reports after an ex- tended ride by the farms around Forrest City that the farmers are hard at work and are making every edge cut They are determined to make this the banner crop year If hard work can do it.
 The Independent Sons of Rest is q new order that has been instituted in Forrest City. Jack Casteel is president, John Winfield is secretary and Bud Boyle, general lecturer. The lectarer says the order is growing, new addi- tions being made to the rank every day.
 Mrs R. A. Greene and fine little son arrived in the city Monday on visit to our associate. Mrs. c. is most pleasant little woman. musician and an artist of considerable ability. and we hope will be able to locate here per manenty. They have rooms at the home of Mrs. Kate Rogers
 Clerk Laughinghouse had to get a move on himself when he found that Circuit court was to meet Monday Al though having but a few days tO pre- pare the docket, he and his efficient deputy got them in shape at the con vening of the court. The next term of the court will be held in September.
 Taylors Creek Lodge No 2927 K of H., will celebrate their tenth aniiver- sary OH Wednesday night March 22d at the scholl house at Colt Grand
 
 will deliver a lecture. the guests will be banqueted and good time is ex- pected All are invited.
 Oh my poor back!-What pain! No excuse for it-Plantation ADti-Pain Porous Plaster with capsicum will cure it. Sold and guaranteed satisfactory by l.. Rollwage & Co.,. Pettus Bros. x 3uford, German & Barrow and s. II. Mann, Forrest City, Goldberg Wheatley, Ark.
 While the wife of John Thomson (co) who lives on Capt. McDaniels place. four miles from the city. was burning brush "Wednesday her dress was ignted and every vestige of clothing was burned off of the unfnr- tunate woman. She is now in a criti- cal condition from the effects of the burn.
 T. c. FOlbre X Co. have re-Opened the Magnolia saloon at the old stand and will be glad to have the patronage of their old friends. The very best Wines. Whiskies, Beer. Cigars, etc.. may be found at this orderly resort Drop in and see them.
 Have you tried Plantation Liver Pills
  perfectly delightful and sure cure. Price 25cts. Sold by L. Rollwage X O.. Pettus Bros < BufOrd, German & Barrow and $. II. Mann. Forrest City, and l. Goldberg. Wheatley. Ark. Mrs. E. Bonner died at her home it Forrest City last Friday evening, She was an estimable lady and by her ami | able qualities drew around her a largt l circle of friends. The funeral was largely attended, the business houses closing in respect for Ihe deceased We extend sympathy 10 the bereayed family and friends
 Prepare yourself for the coming sum mer by cleansing your system and pu rifying your blood with Plantation Sar. saparilla and Iodide of Potash Price | Scots and Sl % per bottle. Sold by L. Rollwage & Co.. P-ttus Bros X Buford, German & Barrow and S H Mann. Forrest City. and l. Goldberg Wheatley. Ark.
 Marve Beardsley, the trainer and 1 driver for the Eastern Arkansas fail association is now buslly engaged work | ing his trotters and pacers, He VII take the associatlon's string north ant rrce them in the northern circuit Tn the states of Nebraska. Iowa and Illinois The horses are in fine fix and are cal culated to bring in several winnings | for the associatiati0n.
 l J. II Bard. our weather mannfactu Ter says to those who have early gar dens that if they will only cover theie vegetables with newspapers when tht cold wave comes, they will not be in 1 jured. He states that he has tested this method fully of protecting for ward vegetables, and pever as vel known it to fail. Five cents wortf of old papers will cover number ol