The Forrest City times., 1894-02-02

but he has mortal dread Of it's falling into the river, and in all probability
 went over in a skif.
 Mrs. T. w. Hawkins, Chattanooga,
 Tenn, says: "Shiloh's Vitalizer saved
 my life.' I consider it the best remedy
 for debilitated system I ever used. 7
 For Dyspepsia, Liver and Kidney
 trouble it excels Price 75 cts
 o. c. Johnson, with his usual energy
 and enterprise, has secured the privi-
 lege of selling the Stuart Springs whs-
 key, made by J. $. Crawford. It is
 pure Corn whiskey, and must be tried to
 be appreciated. Give TeZ call.
 Are you having aches and pains? If
 so buy bottle XIX Liniment, use it
 according to directions, internally and
 externally, and it will cure you. It cured
 Judge George Clark of eramp collie in
 10 minutes. Sold by Winthrop & Co.
 Mfr. Ed. Landvoigt will leave for St.
 Louis next Wednesday, to attend a
 meeting of the executive committee of
 the National Editorial Association,
 which cOnvenes in that city on the Sth
 to formulate program for the next
 annual meeting of the association.
 Heretofore no general merchandise
 establishment in Forrest City has kept
 complete stock of Groceries Cor
 man x Barrow desires the peblic to
 know that they are giving this branch
 of their business special attention. and will appreciate your trade. Give them call.
 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.
 Mrs. E. c. Dye returned home from
 Fayetteville Friday evening and will
 remain. Her son Reuben came with
 her, and Miss Lucille stopped to visit
 relatives and friends in Little Rock.
 She will arrive in a few days. The children have been attending the state
 University and are greatly improved
 in knowledge. We welcome their re-
 turn.
 Dr. F. c. Johnson, dentist, of Para
 gould, Arkansas, will be in Forrest
 City, Thursday. Friday and Saturday. February 22, B and 24. Full upper and lower set of teeth for eighteen dollars-no money to be received by him until work proves to be entirely satisfactory. Give him trial. You risk nothing. This offer until March A, 1894.
 The Ladies Aid society of the NJ. E. church will entertain their friends and the public at the residence of MT. and Mrs. K. LaughinghOuSe on the night of February IA, 1894, with Valentine Lunch, for the benefit of the M. E. church. There will be regular pro- gramme of music, recitatiOns. etc., to- gether with the lunch. Admission 25 cents. All are cordially invited. E. J. Berry, formerly of this city, is very low withconsumption, and created something of sensation few days ago at his home by the announcement that he had wife. It seems that he was secretly married in October, and went to Texas to try to recover his became unable to work and was brought We acknowledge receipt of program of the Matthews Literary Society of the Bailey Springs (Ala.) University, in which we notice the name of Miss Nannye Mcdaniel of our city is down for a recitation. Soldiers Joy" One of the attractive features of the 0cca- sion was Squad Drill, commanded by Miss Nannye, who enjoys the sobri- quet of "COlOnel." The exercises were held Wednesday evening. the 31st ult., and we judge from the program that it must have been a most enjoyable affair, A certain young society gentleman of our acquaintance, whom.it IS said, has staying qualities when he visits his best girl. is trying to solve the ques- tion, "what profiteyh it a young man if he gain tho affections of his best girl. and be held up by the night watchman in his own culinary department at 11 o'clock midnight" The story goes that recently. this young man called on young lady in the suburbs. and staying a little later than usual he did not reach home until the small hours of morning. Of course he WAS nearly famished. So he took up his lamp and hied himself to the kitchen in search of prOvender. Then 1t was that the night watchman got in his work. Espying the light in the kitch- en at that unseemly hour, he proceeded to investigate, and when the young man emerged from the door on his re- turn to his sleeping apartments he was astounded to find himself looking down the muxzle of revolver. which had the appearance of molasses barrel
 with one end knocked out. By com
 mand of the officer his hands went ID
 and it was some time before explana- tiOns and identification relieved hiul finm the embarrassing nOsitinn Mnr-