The Forrest City times., 1895-01-11

hN' Vo iheeI at the home of Mrs. baugh next Wednesday night. January 10, Members are requested to be pres eht as there was no meeting the last regular time. There will be business or importance to attend to.
 The proposition of Mir. Geo. A. lzard, to donate nine acres of land to the county, for poor house site. is re- ceiVlng some attention from the DOW CTS that be. It is believed that the county would be the gainer by it. Most certainly the unfortunate inmates would be benefited by permanent Miss Lillye Straub, of Helena. and Miss Maggie Clark. of Marianne. re- turned to their respective homes on "euhesday, much to the regret of thelr hostess Miss Ava Taylor, and a IlsC or old and newly made friends. Durlng their visit these young ladies nave endeared themselves to many. ana they will always be as welcome as the flowers of spring.
 That estimable gentleman, pr. 0. c. Hhite' left yesterday to make his future home in Forrest City, Ark. It IS Wlth universal regret that Dr. White leaves our people and town, and right heartily do we commend him to the people of Forrest City as an honorable. upright young man, standing at the head or the profession he follows Byhalla, Miss, Journal
 Street Commissioner McClendon de- serves the thanks of the community for responding So promptly to the sugpes- ton Tn TIE TIMES that the street cross lngS should be cleared of the mud. Not waiting for individual movement Tn the premises, Me took his force and cleared away the mud, and added an- other feather in his cap as d street commissioner.
 Hon. l.. F. Featherston has been confined to his room for the past two weeks with neuralgia in his sightless eye. Last Saturday it was determined to remove the sightless eyeball. Dr. Edwards, of Memphis, assisted by Dr. Cason, of this city, performed the operation successfully. An absess had formed at the back of the ball. MT. featherstone experienced relief from all pam. and Is improving rapidly.
 Last Monday, Will Nash, in charge ol Henry German, was taken to Little Rock, where he will enter the Asylum. Just as the train had started Nash made break for the rear door and succeeded in jHmping off. The train was stopped and he was found to be unlnJured and was placed on the train again. r. I. Raiford accompanying him. He was lodged in the Asylum without further difficulty, and it is be- lleved that in a short time he will be restored to health.
 According to our custom. we are making out statements of the accounts of our subscribers this week, and will endeavor to slight no one. Statements Will be mailed or presented in person to every subscriber not now paid in advance, and we desire prompt re- mlttance; hrst, because we have waited patiently and long. Secondly, because we greatly heed the money to pay press ing debts, and lastly, because it belongs to us and we ought to have it. Will you please pay now.
 France governs the world of good eating, but what is good eating com pared to good appetite? The world of good appetite IS governed by Ramon's Tonic Liver Pills. This is the remedy for indigestion, diSordcred stomach biliousness, etc. It cures and invigo. rates the entire system, enrching the blood, and "toning up' the nerves Ask D. c. Webb, your druggist, for a single box. It costs but 9 cents. and gives a three weeks supply of tiny Tonic Pellets, besides the pills them selves. Sample dose free.
 Our reporter visited the county pool house Wednesday afternoon in com pany with Judge Cowan, and found | the condition of the inmates as com fortabie as circumstances will permit All said that they were fed plentifully three times d day-with good food but complaint is made about bedding anc clothing The allowance is bare, ly enough to furnish food, and what clothing they get is furnished gratu. itouSly by the keeper. All cast-off cloth. ing and bedding of our people would be appreciated. Send them out.
 Capt. W. II. McDaniel made us his regular annual visit Saturday to pay his subscription to THE TIMES for 1895 together with that of his friend A. J. Halbert, of Tucson, Arizona, to whom he has been sending our paper for 15 years, and has never failed to call, on his own motion, the first week in Jan uary and hand in the $3 for the year ill advance. We appreciate the Captain s tboughtfulnesS and favor. If THE TIMES had few hundred other sub, scribers who would thus show their ap- preciation of their home paper and of our humble efforts, we could at least smile with out fear of breaking ouI face in irony.