The Forrest City times., 1894-02-09

SJIttt HUH luc lHCui pOldJlOu ilut lD Capt. +. M. Prewett's residence, he will find ample work for some time to come.
 We wish to say again, that we cer- tainly appreciate the numerous respon- ses to our statements of subscription account. We sincerely hope many other friends will pay up, without fur ther dunning.
 Mrs. T. w. Hawkins. Chattanooga, Tenn, says: "Shiloh's VitaliEer saved my liie.' 1 consider it the best remedy for debilitated system 1 ever used" 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 whis- key, made by J. $. Crawford. It is a 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 cramp collie in 10 minutes. Sold by Winthrop & Co.
 FOR RENT-The store room recently vacated by s. H. Mann is for rent on reasonable terms. It has upstairs rooms suitable for offices, and is one of the most desirable storerooms in the city. For further information call on or address, Mrs. k. c. Dye, Forrest City, Arkansas.
 Perhaps no firm in Forrest City ex- hib;ts better taste in the selection Of Ladies Dress Goods, than the enter prising firm of German S5 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.
 Dr. F. c. Johnson, dentist, of Para gould, Arkansas, will be in Forrest City, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, February p, 23 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 a trial. You risk nothing. This offer until March 24, 1894.
 We have a few first-c class Accordeon left over from the Christmas trade Prices range from S2.50 to $6. For the next two weeks we will sell $6 accor- deons at $4; S3 50 accordeOns at $2.35; $3 accordeons for S2; $2.50 accordeons at $1.75. This is reduction of 33b per cent. These goods are on sale at the news stand and must be sold or ship ped. Call early.
 o. w. o. Hardman, sheriff of Tyler county, w. Va, appreciates good thing and does not hesitate to say so. He was almost prostrated with cold when he procured bottle of Chamber lain's Cough Remedy. He says: ''It gave me prompt relief. 1 find it to be an invaluable remedy for coughs and colds" For sale by Winthrop & Co, druggists.
 The ball of the band boys, advertised for Tuesday night, was indefinitely postponed for obvious reasons. There was ball at Wynne, one at Brinkley and an entertainment given by the young people of Marianna. The management of the ball here thought it would be the course of poli- cy to defer that event to a more pro- pitious season, and when the affair comes off we hope there will be large attendance.
 A dusky damsel from the extreme rural districts paid her first visit 10 a town on Monday last. 1t seemed to fly toher head, and she gave anopen-air se- ance on South Washington street. She vented her delight, or astOnishment, in series of shrieks and hOwls and grunts that brought out the residents in full force. Her mother finally led her away and the quiet of the neigh borhood was restored, but those who beheld the performance will not soon forget 1t.
 On Monday night there was fusi- Jade near the colored schoolhouse which aroused everybody in that part of town. This mischief was the handiwork of certain party of boys who imagine l. IS an evidence of ''smartress," to dis charge firearms and disturb the citizens when, in reality, it shows depravity and "toughness' that meets with the unqualified reproduction of all decent people. THE TIMES has repeatedly called attention to these 0utrages, and once more we appeal to the night mar shal or other officers to put a stop to it.
 Our signal service pole is now use less incumbrance. On Monday nighE some vandal cut the rope and let it run through the pulleys to the ground. It will be impossible to replace the rope, as the pole IS so ''shaky' that 1t would be almost madness for man to climb it. If the miScreant could be apprehended it would be made exceed ingly warm for him, and rightly, too. The signal service has been great convenience to our people i'll preparing them for sudden changes of weather, and we hope the funds for the erection of another pole will be forthcoming when a subscription is solicited. One