The Forrest City times., 1894-01-05
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. JANUARY D. 1891

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 It is surprising what agility a Tat man can exhibit when Winchester Is pointed in his direction,
 With d house full of new stationery of all kinds and another invoice or new type faces THE TIMES is still pre- pared to do all kinds of printing aS the lowest figures consistent with good work.
 There has inst been received at the newsstand quite lot of new games and other things not mentioned III our handsome new advertisement. It VIII pay you to read our ad and then come and see us.
 ". G. Wolfe. who had spent a week yer, pleasantly with his fathers family after all absence of nearly six years from this city, returned to St. Louis Friday. He is travelling for the N. h. Fairbank Company.
 Mrs. ]. O. Roberts will reach the city tomorrow evening from Rolling Fork, Miss. to join her husband and make our town her future home. Ihr fasll- sS viii occupy the Vogei property on south Washington street.
 If the city fathers are inclined to be public spirited they might donate tie old calaboose building to TIE IIMEs for kindling wood. It would improve fhe looks of this part of the city and increase the comfort of TIE IIMEs.
 Are you having aches and pains? If So buy a bottle XIX Liniment, use IL
 ,{ externally. and it will cure you. 1t cured Judge George Clark of cramp collie III IU minutes. Sold by Winthrop x Co.
 Rev. J. A. Mason put in New Years day in the work of rehabilitatlne the fence around his residence on south Washington street. Tuesday morning ae was around complaining Of being pretty badly crippled up by the unusu- al eXertion.
 On Monday last L. R. Gro5myer, our market man. purchased of G. \: I.auahinghouse hog which weighed Al pounds, net. And yet there are people who pretend to think that this Dart of Arkansas cannot raise all the meat it needs.
 Mrs. Charity Eggleston. mother of .. l.. Eggleston, died at her home Fl Auburn. \. Y., on Tuesday evening. tDe 2d inst. MT. Eggleston's many friends in this city will sincerely sym eataize in the deep aflicton which has oyertaken him.
 On Monday last County Judge Hin ion granted liquor licenses to I. C. t0l- ore < Co.,, E. ]. Badinelli and 0. C. fIezl Johnson for the ensuing year. David
 C. I.l. gal to TeZ Johnson, who will continue the business at the old stand.
 Miss Elise B. German, recently from tine Corcoran Art School at Washing ton. b. C., will teach a limited numcer 0f pupils on Saturday afternoons, i'll free hand drawing from nature. still fife or copying; also painting in water colars, at 50c. each. per lesson.
 Mrs. T. ". Hawkins, Chattanooga, Tenn. says: "Shiloh's Vitaliter saved my lite.' I consider 1t the best remedy for a debilitated system l ever used. :" For Dyspepsia. Liver and Kidney trouble it excels. Price D cts.
 I. ". Mallory will remain in charge as manager of E. j. Badinellfs saloon for another year. Ike's we!l-known courtesy and ability as a miNologist will always bring him patrons; and, then. he serves none but tue best liquors and cigars over the bar.
 If d train moving at the speed Of twenty-five miles an hour, was sndGen- Y stopped. the passengers would expe- fience a shock equal to that of failing from a second-foor window: at thirty miles an hour they might as well fail from the helght of three pairs of stairs; and an express train would, III point oi fact. make them fall from fourth story.
 -9cElREE's WINE O. cAaDul for Weak Nerves