The Forrest City times., 1894-03-23
AYERS Cherry Pectoral
The First of the Season.
Prepared by Dr. J. 0. Aver & Co.,, Lowell, Mass. Prompt to act, sure to euro

While rather early in the season, the music of "fsh storiesn was irresistible to those champions of many bloody field (fish blood( Messrs. Sanders, Jen- nings and Landyoigt, and taking in Il stranger by the name of Schap Horn, of Memphis, Thursday morning found the qnartette at the beautiful and com fortable club house of the Blacktish Outing Club, of Memphis, of which Mir Sanders is member, and whose guests we were.
 This club house and its keep is wor- thy of mention. It is story and a half frame structure, painted white, | and while not furnished elegantly. 1t has all the comforts of a home. The whole is under the management of Ed Bonner and his wife, two worthy col l ored folks, whose Knowledge of house keeping and cooking, carries one back to the good old days of slavery, when 1 folks eat to live. The club has small steam yacht and numerous boats and dugoats, etc.-c0nveniences enough to almost destroy the pleasure of fishing The club house is situated on bayou, about a quarter of mile from Black fish Lake, one of the prettiest bodies of water in the state, and whose water is teeming with game fish.
 After early break fast, to which all paid due respect, the quartette started to the fishing grounds, and it had scarce been reached ere it was discovered that there was another Richmond in the field for piscatorial honors. Horne proved himself every inch fisher man for pumpkin seedl, and the blast that came from that Horne when he struck his first fish, reyerberated OCT hill and Gale, startling the wild beasts from their lair, and answered by the wild screech and splash of the water | turkey.
 Play him. yelled Sanders. "Play-! It's no time to play !'' replied Horne excitedly.
 And with a swish the captured fish made circle around Horne's head, 1 the paddler and Sanders lodging in unison. And from that time on to tho end Horne did not belle his name, and his incessant footing brought about a l separation of the t.'o parties. Jennings and LandS oigt took to the shore and while the latter angled for fish, the former took to the woods for | squirrels. A yell and shot soon foi- lowed, and rushing back, with eyes | bulging out and face pale with fright, | JcH0lffgS Suiu It WdS doictp anu oNcht
 to find snake about to crawl up his | panties. His story was believed with | some doubts, however
 While the cuisine at the club house
 was all that could be desired, the dir
 ner at Mir. Sutton's, near the ferry, waa
 par excellence. Fish Drowned to the l Queens taste, ham serving as boat for fresh eggs, floating in gravey, his
 cults piled in pyramid shape, cornbread
 of the flap jack order. coffee, fresh but
 ter and rich butter milk, was the menu
 presented to this hungry crowd o'a
 their return from the upperlake. Rain coming on. further fishing was
 abandoned, and to the music of the Horne, the gay party returned to th9
 club house, and from thence homo.
 The catch while not large in num- bers, beat the record for weight. Ligsst
 trout. weighing 35 pounGs-the largest
 weighing six pounds, besides niA
 meious small fry. and a dog caught b.
 Landvoigt. who baited his Christmas hook with piece of liver. There Was
 more real, solid enjoyment or this trip | than any we can remember.
 The genuine Carlisle hooks can h