The Forrest City times., 1894-10-12
A bold thief entered Judge Hinton's

b8rngard IueSOdy DlBuc wis" which he put on 8 mule, ana tnougu Mrs, Hinton commanded him to let tne animal alone. he mounted and rode on. Search was instituted at once, out no clew was found to the whereabouts oI the property. Yesterday the muie came home, and the Judge IS happy.
 The handsomest stock of Books, Sta tiopery and all kinds of bookstore Novelties" ever shown in Eastern Ar kansas, is being unpacked to-day at THE TIMES NEWS STAND. We VIII have our opening next week. commenc- inp Monday morning, and hope our friends and the public generally will call and look through our stock.
 Every mother should know that croup can be prevented. The first symptoms of true croup is hoarsepess. Thls IS followed by peculiar rough coug.. 1T Chamberlain's Cough Remedy IS gwen freely as soon as child becomes l0arse, or even after the cough has developed, it will prevent the attack. 25 and 5O cent bottles for sale by Webb x Ilpton'
 A. Nj. Bailey, a well know citizen of Eugene. Oregon, says his wife has for wears been troubled with chrOnc dlarrhna and used many remedies with little relief until she tried Cham herlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar- rhoea Remedy, cured her sound and well. Give it a trial and you will be surprised at the prompt relief It affords. 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by WeDo & TiptOn.
 German Ss Barrow have complete new stock of the latest styles Tn Mems, Boys' and Children'5 Clothing. ranging in price from Sl.00 per suit, up. It will afford them pleasure to show these goods, whether yon buy or not, and you are cordially invited to visit thelr store and be convinced of their lnten.. tion to offer the greatest Bargains of the season in this as well as all other departments.
 Some day, some time, some where, you will probably know what It IS to have sick headache Do not go to the drug store and take a powerful liver oill, for there is something better to be had at no extra cost. Ask Webb & Tipton. for box of Ramon's Tonic Liver Pills (and Pellets). Simple but always effectual; two separate medi- cines, one to clear the liver and the other to purify the blood. build up the strength and appetite. Ask your drug gist about it aud get free trial dose of the pills.
 A protracted meeting was begun at the Methodist church Saturday night, and is attracting a very good atten- dance, The pastor. Rev. F. k. Taylor. is being assisted by the presiding Elder. Rev. Smith, who is a fluent speak gunrkQr onn IO0lPNI reasoner. The public is cordially in- vited, and the pastor will be glad to see you in the congregation. There were two converts Wednesday night. and 1t Is expected that great good will result from these meetings. You will feel better if you will take part iu the ser vice.
 R. J. lizard and estimable family ,ac- companied by Miss Kate Izard, left Wednesday via St. Louis for Fayette- vile, Arkansas where they will reside in the future. E. A. Long also went to Fayetteville. He and MT. Izard have formed a CO partnership under the firm name of Izard { Long, and will enter the Real Estate and Insurance business at Fsyette- vile. THE TIMES regrets to lose such enterprising citizens, and coDgratulates Fayetteville upon her acquisition. They stand high in the social and business scale, and are hustling business young men.
 Justices of the Peace throughout the county aIs hereby notified that d full line of blanks, embracing nearly every form used in magistrates court has just been received at the THR TIMES News Stand, and from this date will be sold at the following prices: whole sheet. like Warranty Deeds, 5 cents each. Half sheets, 23 cents each and Quarter sheets and all smaller sizes at II cents each. Such low prices have never been know before and they are prompted by our desire to supply eve y magistrate in the county with what ever blanks he may require. We also have cOnstables' blanks, fee bills, deeds, acknowledgements, plats, etc., etc., ad irfinitana. Give us call.
 Wednesday WAS the "Yom Kippur," atonement day. the most sacred of all friends in this city closed their places mercial- Appeal yesterday gave the in- formation that the observance of Tom Kippur is based on the commandment given 10 Moses found in Leviticus 23: 26-32 inclusive. Directions for obser- vance of the day are found in Leviticus Is. From sundown Tuesday evening until suudown Wednesday evenii 2 every able-b bodied loyal Jew fast-d, tasting neither food nor drink, that their minds might be removed from earthly things and dwell on God and his mercy to them. At six o'clock u @ Jewish houses of business were opened and in their homes superb meals were spread.
 A very interesting exhibit is shown