The Forrest City times., 1895-12-27
ADDITIONAL LOCALS
k for sale by E. T. Gray.

Everything at cost for ten days at the news stand.
 There were interesting services at the Episcopal church last night.
 W. c. Stewart left last right for Tex as, where he will engage in railroading.
 A. Nj. Nash. of Madison. spent Christmas day in town, and gave us pleasant call.
 Squire Nelson treated himself to a Christmas gift in the shape of neat, commodious new barn.
 Johu Brady and Tom Folbre. jr.. went to New bern. Tenn, yesterday morning to see their best girls.
 Agent Bard. ot the l.. R. X NJ. R. R.. sold tickets amounting to S92S 10 from the 20th to the 25th of December.
 A pleasant sociable was enjoyed last night by large party of young people at the hospitable home of Mrs. May Hatcher.
 Jailer Hawkins feasted the prison CTS m his care to a sumptuous Christ mas dinner. which was greatly enjoyed by the unfortunates.
 Father Wybel, of Jonesboro. held in- teresting services at the Chatholic church in this place Christmas morning. A large congregation was present.
 Mrs. B. F. McCrary left this morn- ing for visit with relatives and friends in Little Rock. Mir. McCrary will fol- low tonighs to spend a few days in much-needed rest.
 LOsT-A pair of eyeglasses. brass nose piece. broken ring; in black case. Lost between the news stand and THE TIMES printing office. The finder will be rewarded by returning them to Ed Landvoigt. TIMES office.
 OMr. Jeff Nicely and Miss May Brookes were married at Wheatlpy last Sunday evening by Rev. N. B. Fizer. An ex- tended notice will appear next week particulars reaching us too late for publication in this paper.
 Mrs. w. H. Izard and Miss Mary IZard are enjoying the genial hospital ity of MT. and Mrs. T. R. Hoshall to- day at their home near MillbroOk the occasion Is d Christmas dining, or ln other words, a sort of family reunion.
 A fine girl baby made her appear ance at the home ot Mir and Mrs. Jim Sanders yesterday. All parties doing T.. who is the happiest man in town. that smile of his being the most joy-inspir- ing thing we have seen during the holi- days.
 The young people had most de- iightful time at sociable rendered them last night at the home of w. j. Prnde. The fnE and frolic continued until midnight. when the happy par ticipants departed with grateful feel ings for the enjoyable time offered them by their host and hostess.
 On the occasion Of the meeting os the Southern branch of the National Educational association at lot Springs on December 3l and January and 2 the Little Rock X Memphis railroad will sell tickets ts North Little Rock at one fare for the round trip. A num- Der of our people contemplate attend ing this meeting.
 A merchant in town forwarded $500 yesterday to headquarters of the Li- befia Emigration Ca. at Blrmingha m. |. Ala. for tickets for a lot of culored people who are preparing to leave for that so called land of Canaan. About as much more will be sent next week The rate of passage to Liberia from Birmingham. Ala, is $40 for adults and $20 for children under l2 years of age.
 Following are the officers elect of the Knights and Ladies of Honor for the ! ensuing term: R. J. Williams, Pro tector Miss Matte l.. Moseley, Vice Irotectress Mrs. l.. E. Davenport. Past Protectress Mrs. B. F. Thoma as. Chaplain; w. P. Evans, Guide: Joe Beck. Sentinel; T. W. McClendon. Guard Mrs. Nj. W. lzard, Secretary :: C. l.. Knight, Financial Secretary: L. Rollwage, Treasurer.
 B. F. Thomas. charged with being accessory to the murder of McGowan had preliminary hearing before Jus tice Nelson Monday and was commit. ted to prison without bail. : X change of venue has been taken in the cases of Bill Williams and John Swart7 twhite) and Dave Williams (colored). implicated in the same crime. to Squire Raiford's court, where their prelimi- nary examination will be held next Monday.
 A. E. Fitzpatrick. of. Fillmore. Cal. had the misfortune to have his leg caught between cart and stone anu bacly bruised. Ordinarily he would have been laid up for couple or three weeks. but says: After using one bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm 1 began to feel better, and in three days was entirely we'll. The peculiar sooth- ing qualities which Camberlain's Pain Balm possesses have never noticed in any other liniment. take pleasure in recommending it." This liniment is also of great value for rheumatism and lame back. For sale by John II. Tip ton.