The Forrest City times., 1894-04-20

V. "ohuSoiis NlOH HIS uSual energy ana enterprise, has secured the privi- | ,ege or selling the Stuart Springs whis- ] Key, made by J. $. Crawford. It is a | pure Corn whiskey, and must be tried to | be appreciated. Give Tez call.
 @sss!-sss WINE os eARDu! for female diseases
 C. Folbre & Co., are enjoying a splendld patronage in their new quar- ters. Merit wins Their goods are hrst-elass and their attention courteous. Give them d call.
 The Iron Mountain is selling tickets to Memphis at one fare for the round trip, on account of the spring races Tickets will be sold every day until the 25th, with final limit to 27th. See W. ,. DurborOw, agent.
 Russell Graham &5 Co. makes a spec clalty of Wagon Materials. A full stock ot Spokes, Fellows and Backsmith's Iron always on hand, at the very lowest figures. They will duplicate
 Memphis prices.
 Besides having the largest stock in
 Eastern Arkansas, Russell. Graham
 x Co., propose to give away absolutely free of cost rare collection of Art Pictures of the Wonders of the Worlds Far. Call and see sample ana examine goods.
 Judge r. 0. Thweat, of Helena, came up Monday evening and remain ed over Tuesday. Since the withdrawal ot Judge Green from the race Judge 1hWeat seems to be resting easier, but still continues to hustle among the dear people.
 G. W. Crisco died at his home in this | city at 615 o'clock last Tuesday even
 ing, aged 75 years. He was an old and respected citizen and leaves large family to mourn their loss. He was | buried in the Robinson graveyard in Cross county the following day. Many rise in the morning with a
 headache and no inclination for break fast. This is due to torpidity of the liver and deranged condition of the stomach. To restore healthy action to
 these organs, nothing is so efficacious as
 an occasional dose of Ayers Pills. | J. D. Davenport requests ns to say to | those who supported him in the elec- tion, that though he failed to receive
 requisite number of votes, he is proud Of the votes he did get and returns l AANe' iNit iOl tiiC bdilt. lU W dS
 an honor which hs fully appreciates. Heretofore no general merchandise
 establishment in Forrest City has kept
 a complete stock of Groceries. Cor man & Barrow desires the public to know that they are giving this branch Of their business special attention. and will appreciate your trade. Give them a call.
 The man Wright, alias Jim Walker, the gent who "took in" John Stevens
 to the amount of $2O, last week, was arraigned before Squire Boyle Saturday and committed to jail in default of $500 bail Money to the amount of SIP was found on his person, and turned over to Mir. Stevens. The "Old Reliable" Little Rock &
 Memphis railroad is selling tickets to Memphis and return for one fare for the round trip for the races good until 26th Also will sell half fare to Nash vile and return in May for the Presby terian General Assembly, and to Mem phis in May for M. E. Conference. J. $. Crawford, owner of the Stuart springs, informs us that the distillery is to be removed from the grounds, and says if the citizens wish to clean up the grounds and use them as of old for pie nlcS and pleasure resort, they are wei come to help themselves. Shall we ap- point d day to put them in good condi- tion
 The "Old Reliable" Little Rock X Memphis Railroad will sell tickets via Memphis to Birmingham and re- turn for one fare for the round trip, to those who wish to attend the Confeder- ate Veterans Reunion at Birmingham, commencing April 24th.. For furthur information address J. II. Bard, Agent, Forrest City, Ark.
 We understand that certain moneys belonging to John Wilson. principal, and k. Bonner, l.. F. Featherston and other sureties on his bond. were seized Monday by the sheriff on the judgment of the late court. Further inquiries brought the information that Mir. Will son would settle the whole matter one day this week. This is right.
 Several very fine horses are making the season at the fair grounds at $l0 to insure foal. This price puts improved stock within the reach of all. and the people should jump at the opportunity. Elsewhere these horses would con- mand fee of S25. but with view to improving the stock of our county the association has made the price nominal.
 Our bottom friends and the St. Fran cis Levee Board are to be congratu- lated upon winning the second victory in the suit of injunction, brought by the Memphis Land and Timber com pany and others to prevent collection | of the tax on overflowed lands for the | purpose of building the levee. Judge Reddick ruled in favor of the board |