The Forrest City times., 1894-04-06

me Hunter and Mrs. HOtchkiSS, Messrs. 2. l.. Block and Jno. Gaffney, of Wynne, came down by private con veyance yesterday evening. They wis ited friends and relations during the afternoon, and took in Uncle Toms Cabin" last night.
 The horse sale Saturday attracted quite a crowd, and the by-standers were astoDished at the flow of money from lot of people who indulge con siderably in crying hard times. While in the writer's judgment every ami
 nal brought it's full value, all pur- chasers seem to think they got bar galns.
 Perhaps no firm in Forrest City ex- hibits better taste in the selection of
 Ladies Dress Goods, than the enter
 prising firm of German & Barrow. Their stock is now the mort complete and beautiful in town, and it will af- ford the salesmen pleasure to show
 their goods. Call aud examine to your own satisfaction.
 There is no lottery feature about the 1 money we propose to give to our GUS
 toners. It is absolutely without price. Of course we don't want to give gold
 to those who trade elsewhere, hence We give a key to every person who spends One Dollar with us, and some- one will unlock the box and take the
 money with our compliments. Russell Graham & Co.
 There was party at the residence of Mrs. Cummings Tuesday afternoon in honor of the birthday of Miss Emma. X large nnmber of her little friends gathered there and, judging from their hearty laughter and the report of Dora Annette, they all had the ''big- gest kind of time." Refreshments were served and all enjoyed the pas time to the fullest extent.
 We visited the Woodwork and Black smithing establishment of c. H. Havens Monday and must say that it | is one of the neatest and best arranged shops we ever saw. He has shop
 there which would be credit to towns ten times larger than Forrest City.
 We admire that kind of enterprise and hope his patronage will be such as will sustain him in the investment. ] The ladies of the Episcopal church ] are preparing most interesting pro- gramme for the entertainment of the public on the night of the 18th, at the ! Opera House. They hope by such in- dustry and enterprise to raise sufficient funds to build their church and ask all
 who can to come out and enjoy the en- tertainment, and contribute the price of admission to the building fund.
 Try sL..A.ckoRAyahI! ter for Dyspepsia | A splendid communication was re-
 celved this week entitled ''BrOwn Town News" which, barring a few personalities, we would have been de- lighted to publish had the writer not forgotten to sign his name to it. Com-
 municationS to receive attention must
 be signed by the correspondent, not
 necessarily for publication, but as an
 evidence of good faith and a pledge of truth.
 Judge Hinton on Monday appointed
 J. F. Stockard to the position of school director at Goodwin, in place of Jas Walker, deceased. There were two
 other aspirants for the office each with
 a strong petition, and neither being
 willing to withdraw in favor of the
 other, so in the interest of harmony,
 the judge appointed Mir. Stockard who
 was a third party in the matter. ! When you read upon the door,
 That sad notice famed of yore, l --"The editor is out l''-
 It means, beyond doubt, l Out of wood, out of cash.
 ! Out of groceries, out of hash, 1 Out of paper. out of Ink,
 1 Out of ''sOrts," out of "drink," l Out of all things, not one cent, l Merely keeps the house nd--Lent.
 It will be an agreeable surprise to | Gnhinnf n affopHo Af ksJia,,u collie to learn that prompt relief may
 be had by taking Chamberla,n's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhpa Remedy. In
 many instances the attack may be pre-
 vented by taking this remedy as soon
 as the first symptoms Of the disease ap-
 pear. Twenty-Five and lifty-cent bottles
 for sale by Winthrop $ Co.,, druggists. | To those who are not familiar with
 the fact. we desire to state the Peabody
 Hotel, Memphis, Tenn, is first class
 in every respect; is moderate in it's
 prices; is especially adapted to please
 family trade; is situated in the busi-
 ness portion of the city: is accessible to
 all parts of the city by street car lines passing the door, and will be the most
 desirable stopping place for you when
 you visit Memphis.
 Our better halves say they could not
 keep house without Chamberlain's
 Cough Remedy. It is used in more than
 half the homes in Leeds. SIMS BROs.,
 Leeds, Iowa. This shows the esteem
 in which that remedy is held where it
 has been sold for years and is well
 known. Mothers have learned that
 there is nothing so good for colds, croup
 and whooping cough; that it cures
 these ailments quickly and permanently
 and that 1t is pleasant aud safe for l children to take. TWentY-fiye and