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.'Bible Stories for Young People (Harper
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The Forrest City times., 1894-11-09

old Baptist church was destroyed by fire about noon Tuesday. The house was the property of Judge C. F. Hin ton, and was occupied ny Julia Ware. a colored woman. All household goods were saved. No insurance.
 T. c. Folbre & Go. keep a first-class house, and the best goods on the mar ket are served oyer the bar. If you want good whisky and polite atten- ton give them a call. The last two barrels of Stuart springs Whisky has been purchased by the house and is on tap.
 A neat, comfortable fitting shoe is one thing necessary to q sweet temper. The celebrated Brown Shoes cannot be excelled in these particulars, and the quality is the best and the price just right. Gall on German & Barrow for these Shoes. and take no other. Satis- faction guaranteed.
 J. E. Eldridge was circulating among his numerous friends in town Tuesday. TIE TINES was in error few weeks since when it stated that MT. Eldrldge contemplated the erection of a new dwelling, and should have said Treas urer John Aven. Mir. Aven's residence is now under construction. The we'll for the waterworks supply is progressing somewhat more rapidly than of yore. and it is confidently expect ed au inpxhaustible water supply will be reached in few days. The perse- verance of the contractor IS commend able.
 Miss Lida Mai Clark has been elec- ted teacher of music in the Crowleys Ridge Institute. She is graduate and thoroughly competent. Terms S3 50 per month. Parties wishing to enter the class. may see Miss Clark on or af- ter the 18th inst.
 Mrs. J. A Mason, and daughter Miss Lyde. returned from Fayetteville MOn- day. Miss Lula and Mary remained to attend the University, and W. r. is employed at Memphis where he IS also preparing to enter West Point. We might add that the preacher is wearing very contented smile.
 The Ladies of the Episcopal church expect to have a sale of fancy articles for the benefit of the Episcopal church the first week m December. They hone their friends will patrOniZe them as liberally as they did last year. The sale being earlier this year, it will give all an opportunity to make purchases for the holidays.
 The Bazaar for the benefit of the Epis- copal church will open at German & Barrow's general store on the first Monday in December. Many hand some and suitable presents for the hol- idays as well as others for general use may be found there and your patronage will be appreciated and advance a worthy enterprise.
 Frank William Folbre. infant son "f MT. and Mrs. T. c. Folbre, and Geor- gia Merwin. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. T.C. Merwin, were christened at the Episcopal church last Sunday after noon at 8 o'clock. Rev. c. A. Bruce of fieiating. The church was beautifully decorated for the occasion and the ser vice was very impressive.
The Forrest City times., 1894-11-09
The Tyler Office Fixture Co.,, of St.

The Tyler Office Fixture Co.,, of St. Louis, have just issued their Mammoth Desk and Bank Counter catalogue for 1894. showing new goods styles con- plete in every detail. and at prices far below all previous issues. Their goods are well known and sold freely all over the world. Bank Counters and Gov ernment work a speciality. Send for catalogue, free postage cents.
 A good peg on which to hang per sOnal comfort for the next few years is Ramon's Tonic Liver Pills. This remedy is almost magical in it's effects, and positively cures all forms of bil- iousness, sour stomach, dis0rdered liver. etc. Sick headaches vanish speedily when this treatment has been used for fortnight. Do not forget the name Ask b. c. Webb your drug Qist. for Ramon's and insist upon hav- ing it. A box costs but 9 cents sample dosefree.
 w. A. McGuire. well known citizen of Mckay, Ohio, is of the opinion that there is nothing as good for children troubled with cold or croup as Cham berlain's Cough Remedy. He has used it in his family for several years with the best results and always keeps bot tie of it in the house. After having la grippe he was himself troubled with d severe cough. He used other reme- dies without benefit and then conclud- ed to try the children's S medicine and to his delight it soon affected d permanent cure. 9 and 30 cents bottles for sale by Webb & Tipton.
 Capt. John T. Brady is receiving his new goods, and opening in Sol Lewis dry goods emporium. a beautiful and complete stock of Watches. Clocks. Jew elry, Diamonds, SiIyerware, and HOli- day Goods. He is a graduate of the Hutchinson's Neurological Institute La Port Indiana and will give his orders for repairing all kinds of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. etc. close attention, guaranteeing satisfaction in every instance. Capt. Brady is a very popular and energetic young bus mess mar, and will succeed. Watch for his announcement in TIE TIMES.
The Forrest City times., 1894-11-09

A party composed of Misses Annie Pearson, Maria Elliott, Mamie Prewett Tommie Davis. Maud Farley. Joy Prewett, Leila Neel. and Annie Yerz- ley and Messrs $. NJ Blalock, w. T. Sanders. l.. X. Walker. J. R Sanders. B. Davis, H. Knight. T. BnfOrd.C. Far ley. and NJ. Durburow spent Tuesday evening very pleasantly, at the home of Mrs. T. J. Davis.
 One day last week whileln wagon in company with Jim South, Hugh Mccormick was stricken with fit of congestion of the brain. In his un- consciousness he fell from tho wagon clinging to his companirn, which caused the team to take fright and run away. For several days his life was dispaired of, but he is now on his pegs again. South was painfully hurt by the wagon passing over him.
 H. J. Davis. the genial and enter prising proprietor of the only Racket store was in Memphis Tuesday. He is No. 1 bushes man and liberal ad- vertiser, and is in our midst to stay. He is endeavoring and w- believe he will succeed, to make his Racket store the best of it's kind in Eastern Arkansas. He believes in the efficacy of printers ink, as is evidenced by his attractive announcement in this paper, to which we call special attention.
 Henry Wilson, the postmaster at WelshlOn. Florida, says he cured case of diarrhpa of long standing in six hours, with one small bottle of Cham. berlain's Collie. Cholera and DiarrhBa Remedy. What a pleasant surprise that must have been to the sufferer. Such cures are not unusual with this remedy. In many instances one or two doses are required to give per manent relief. 1t can always be de pended upon. When reduced with water it makes it pleasant to take. For sale by Webb & Tipton.
 The residence of Saml Worrall 4 miles south of town was totally distroy- ed by fire last night with all its con- tents except trunk, few bed clothes and Miss Lizzie's organ. The fire started before o'clock in down stairs closet and was not discovered until too late to stop it's course. Wm.
 Worrall was in town today replenish. ing household goods and said he conld not accannt for the origin of the fire other than few minutes previous to it's discovery ne had taken a lighted lamp into the closet searching for some clothing. The building was a substan- tial 2 story and contained 9 rooms all of which were furnished. In addition to the loss of the building. furniture. clothing. etc.. a large lot of can goods, potatoes etc. which were in cellar
 was also distroyed. The smoke house
 which was adjacent the dwelling met the same fate and with it went several barrels of sorghum and winters sup ply of groceries and some farming | implements The total loss will reach s2 800 with no insurance. MT. w. IS in every way worthy citizen and a model farmer and the sympathy of TIE TIMES with hosts of other friends go out to him in his great loss. But with Sam's pluck he will rise again.
The Forrest City times., 1894-11-09
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
Duncan andOliver Owen were intown from the Lower Cut Of, Tuesday.

Duncan andOliver Owen were intown from the Lower Cut Of, Tuesday.
 Material for new platform, in front of the big hotel is being put on the ground by the l.. R.&M. R. R. Co.
 The new safe and livery stable of Barrow & Farley is nearing comple- tion and will be ready for business soon.
 H. B. Dawson. of Fishing Lake ve- cinily was on the streets this morning and appeared happy over his big crop on the river in the bottom.
 About every 3d day we have been (mis) treated to d dust bath, in the shape of Kansas zephyr and to day IS the day for it and it's here-on time.
 The late elect county officials have been hustling up their bonds this week. They have b days from the date of their commissions in which to perfect them.
 The city Council met Tuesday night. The Mayor being absent on account Of sickness. Recorder Mason presided. A number of claims were allowed aud routine business dispatched, there be- Ing no special work.
 The last of the Whitecap cases was disposed of last Monday at Helena. TPe juries failing to find a verdict against any of the parties tried, the states attorneys entered a nOlle prosse m other cases set for trial. This ends the last chpter.
 r. Rollwage, of Cincinnati, arrived Tn the city Wednesday, and gave his relatives here pleasant surprise, as he was not expected until later. He Will probably spend the winter here as usual and his numerous friends are glad to see him.
 Mrs. T. w, Hawkins. Chattanooga Tenn. says, "Shiloh's Vitalizer Saved My Life.I consider it the best remedy Tor debilitated system ever used. " For Dyspepsia, Liver and Kidney trouble 1t excrls. Price 70 cts. Sold by Winthrop x Co.
 The Uncle Toms Cabin entertain ment was fairly well patronized and the management acquitted themselves very creditaby and seemed tO have made their show pleasure .tO all. They left early Thursday morning to snow at Mariana that night.
 Ictcf JackS0n rom the upper OuV OH neighhorhOod was Tn town today looking after the levee board interest. He reports the Post Office atll1eath still in the balance, but good road from that point toa the Jackson settlement, thence t0 Blackfish Landing is fact worthy the enterprise of that section.
 Mayor H. w. Winthrop was for a snort time this week dangerously .ill, put at the time of going to press We learn that an improvement in his con- dition has taken place and trust he Will soon be on duty again. A severe cold and throat trouble is the cause of ms illness. Little Fannie. his daugh- ter, who has had the fever so long IS up and improving rapidly.
 'smoIdl0 pusIvpsw ,ssqsIu Isd s.pisoM d9PMod SulYua uvsJo s.eotJd 'IQ
The Forrest City times., 1894-11-09
Commissioners Safe of Real Estate

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that under IN and by virtue of a decree of the St. Fran cs Circuit Court. in chaneery, rendered at it's September term, 1884, in cause wherein tho Security Savings Bank of Winchester, New Hampshire. was plaintiff. and II. w Winthrop. Georgia Winthrop, his wife. and the Arkansas. undersigned will. as Commissioner is Chan cery. on saturday. the 24th day of November 1s9s. in front of the courthouse in Forrest City. ST. Francis County, Arkansas. offer for. months. the following real estate, towit:
 Lot No. 2i, in Block No. 16 in the Town Of Forrest City. according 10 the original sAiryes and plat of said town.
 Note. with approved personal security. vii he required of the purchaser. and ijti re tained on the land to secure the put '.ast' money.
 F. LAUGHINGH0USh Oct 90. 1894. Commissioner
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-31
Sudden Death.

Miss Annie Boarman received a telc-
gram from Washington, d. G. this
morning from her sister, Mrs. E. Il.
Brown announcing the sad news Of
the death Of heart failure, Of her
niece, Miss Nettie Broome. Mrs. M.
]. Br00me, sister of Mrs. Boarmsn,
with her daughter Nettie, spent some
time here this summer and during
their stay Miss NettIe passed through
. very severe spell of sickness from
peritonitis. She recovered however,
sufficiently to allow Of her departure
to Washington, where she, her moth.
or and aunt, Mrs. E. r. Brown, in.
tended to spend some time on their
way back to New York before return.
ing to their western home. The sad
news Of Miss Nettie's death was an
unexpected and severe shock to her
relAtives and friends here and great
sympathy is felt for the distress oc-
casioned by her sudden death. She
will DO buried in Brooklyn, N. Y.
from her brothers. resdence.-New
York World.
The Broome family will be remem.
bored a. residents in this locality sew.
eral years since and many friends will
regret to learn Of the death of Mis-,
Nettie, who was always favorlte
with her schoolmatcs and friends
here.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-31
Farm Loans.


l have made arrangements whereby
1 can make farm loans for one, three
or five years as the borrowers desire,
or, II the loan is large, 1 will make it
on the partial payment system. All
notes arc made payable at my Office,
thus saving the borrowers expense
and trouble In sending money east.
have go, 600 on hand to loan in the
next thirty days. Those having loans
coming due this fall should leave their
applications with me as carly as pos
siblc. II you cannot como In to see
me personally, write me, and 1 will
send you blank applications to fill up.
thus saving you an extra trip to town.
Rates arc as low as the lowest.
I'D. TRENHOLME,
7.l2 Bathgate, N. d.