The Forrest City times., 1895-01-25
ApDlTIONAL LOCALS.

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 The Deineator for February may now be had at the newsstand.
 Mrs. L. c. Taylor. of Colt. was a pleasant visitor in town yesterday.
 WANTED-Ox teams to haul slaves by the thousand. M. N. GAINES.
 Mrs. Anthony D. Davis, of New castle, was i'll town yestesday, shopping.
 ]. Laughinghouse. was in town We'd npsday. He has been living near Bay Village the past year, but has returned to Haynes, his former residing place.
 John l.. Lanier. of Wypne. and d p0WIiar freight conductor on the Iron Mountaiu. spent a few days with rela. tiyes in this county, the first of the week.
 LADIEs-The druggist named below will glye you free sample package of Dr. Sawyer's Pastilles. which cures dis eases peculiar to women. Sold by J |. e Roberts, Widener. Ark.
 The Cleaners, of the Baptist church will serve oysters. beginning at , o'clock, Friday evening, February l. at the residence of Capt. and Mrs. J. W. Beck. for the benefit of tue church. All are cordially invited.
 It is not generally known. but the last quorum court fixed the number of days for working the roads at ten. Heretofore it has been only five, but it WAS found but little good could be done in 80 short d time, hence the increase.
 Jim Kelly, charged with concealing stolen property, was discharged by Squire Nelson Tuesday. the evidence not suhstantiating the charge. It was believed that Kelly knew something about the meat stolen from II. W. Lewis smoke house.
 MT. and Mrs. l.. Turley will enter tain the Nineteenth Century Club next Wednesday night. This will be an imurOmptu meeting being on the fifth Wednesday night, and all mem hers will he expected to bring a bask- ct of luncheon. It is hoped for large attendance.
 Jack Hardy, charged with barn burning at Palestine. was arraigned be- fore Squire Nelson Monday. The evi- deuce m the case was sufficient for the squire to bind him over in tine sum of $500 to await the action of the grand jury. Being unable to give bond, he was returned to jail.
 At an examination before the Board of Pharmacy ot St. Louis. last week out of titty-fve applicants. forty failed and only fifteen passed. Among that number was our young fellow cit fen, Bap Sanders, who is now d full iledged pharmacist. We congratulate Bap and wish him abundant success.
 Gen'l. Supt. E. A. Peck and Div. Supt J. E. Rose, of tine Iron Mountain, are spending few days in the fields this week hunting birds. They arrived at Colt Monday, remaining in that neighborh0od couple of days, when they took a change of venueo to the hunting grounds near Lexa. They had very good sport
 II. R, Brown gave us pleasant call Tuesday. He has been trying the cash system of living for a few years, and is well pleased with results. It is the true principle. and if more generally adhered to would bring great bless ings to this country. Credit Is a snare which catches the unwary unawares, and leads him to bankruptcy.
 The old negress. Aunt Molie Feel who was found dead in her cabin snort time ago was of a recluslye dis position, which gave rise among the col0Ted folks that she was miser and had untold wealth. Since her death, in the darkness and silence Of night, parties are digging all about her cabin in hopes of finding a bar'l of gold dollars.
 A check will have to be put on this,' said J. II. Bard, the manipulator of lightning. as he took from the sOunder the news of the arrival of new grand daughter at Little Rock last Saturday morning. To the contrary, his good Wife says there is no sweater name than grandma, and rejoices in the com ing of every little one. We extend to them our best wishes, and hope they may live to enjoy the comforts of an army of grand children.
 Keep up good table and take care ot the ladies" said Bonaparte to one of ms departing ambassadors. To keep ID a good table is not so important as to Keep up a good appetite. That can only be done through good. healthy stomach and sound liver. The best corrective of a poor appetite is Ramon's rome Liver Pills (and Pellets). Ask ID. C. Webb, your druggist, about them. Only p cents box, sample free.