The Forrest City times., 1895-09-20
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MTS. hate Berry. or MaulSOD. Nds visiting friends in the city this week.
 J. II. Bard returned from Little Rock last evening. greatly delighting bis nu- merous friends.
 Mrs. B. J. Mills. of Pine Bluff, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. II. J. Davis. of this city.
 J. H. Thomas, representing the Memphis Marble O., is m the city this week in the interests of his firm.
 The histrionic artists of Forrest City are preparing to give the pubic first class entertainment in the near future.
 Judge \. w. Norton has been quite i'll this week, though he only lost two days from business. Little Charley and Nathan have also been quite unwell.
 Cotton has been coming in quite lively this week, though the hot wealth CT has greatly retarded the picking. By the 1st of October the crop will be- gin to move rapidly.
 James Landers, who has been quite Ill for d month is again at his post of du- ty. ready to do irst-class horseshoeing. biacEsmithug. etc. Give him a call. Shop near the Catholic church.
 Rev. c II. Lockwood arrived in the city Sunday afternoon and preached n very excellent sermon at the Episcopal church Sunday night. Owing to una voidable circumstances he could not get here in time for the funeral of Mrs. Landvoigt, at which he expected to off, iiciate.
 Miss Mollie Runyan, who has spent several men hs with Mrs. Hannah, returned tn her home at Batpsville last week to the regret of many friends she made while soiourping here, and now there is melancholy look upon the countenance of one our character istic smilers.
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 Saturday, afternoon a special train on the Sea board Air Line brought in two hundred Chiaamen, imported for the Chinese Village at the Cotton States and International Exposition. The Chinamen landed at Vancouver sever- al weeks ago, were brought to New York by the Canadian Pacific, and reached Atlanta over the Seaboard.
 Sixty seven cases of exhibits from Venezuela arrived ill New York about ten days ago. and were rushed by fast freight to Atlanta, where they are be- ing installed, along with the Mexican exhibits in the Transportation build ing. The Argentine exhibit is already in place in the Mines and Forestry Building and makes handsome show
 Drink, and the gang drinks with you :; swear off and go 1t alone, for the bar room bum who dginks your rum has d quencLlesS thirst of his own. Feast, and our Friends are many; for they'll not get mad If you use them bad so long as theIr stomach's fed. Steal if you get d million. for then you can fur nlsh bail it's the big thief that gets out on leave and tAe little one goes to jail. -Ex.
 The thanks of the mechanical de- partment are due to the energetic lit tie proprietor of the ice cream parlOr. He demonstrated his generosity few days ago by regaleing the compositors on ice cream. which was greatly ap- preclated. We wish to convey to the public here that Altman's ice creaIs parlor is now located in the Kirby building, one door east of its original location.
 An intelligent newspaper man hits the nail on the head when he says |: Patronlze the man who advertises. Ou do not visit yOur neighbors unless asked to. and do not attend party or wedding without an invitation then why should you intrisde on the privacy of store keeper without an invitation? :? Buy of your live business man who not only invites you to come and see him every day. but educates and keeps you posted on what is popular in his line of goods. Advertisements and adyertis- CTS are the educatorsof the age. and he who never reads an advertisement lives Tn the back woods. faStens his suspen- ders with shingle nail and has not had a shave or hair cut since Jackson licked the blooming British at New Orleans.
 Forrest Camp. Woodmen of the World was organized at the lodge hall last night. with 38, charter members. The following officers were elected :: Council Commanier. Geo. P.sTaylor /: Advisory Lieutenant. John T. Brady Banker. F. ?. Taylor; Clerk, B. k. Shade; Physicians. Drs. c. C. White and W. II. Alley E6cort, T. NJ. Short :: Watchman. II. A. Knight; Sentry R. II. Winfield Board of Managers. B. r McCrarY. l. 0. Mcdaniel and k. j. BaFrow. Another meeting will be he'd tomorrow night when the charter will be closed aud the officers installed. All persons expecting to become charter members of the camp must make ap- nllrltiOn at OF nIaNinns Ln the nnaat