The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1895-03-15
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Our fellow town. man. VIII Jachs"h'
Is now full-hedged doctor. lie mas
associated himself with an experienced
physician in Herndon. Miss. In let
ter to his brother. he says he has prac-
ticed two weeks. booked fifty dollars,
and collected i've and cow and calf.
THE TINES wishes the young NJ. ID
abundant success.
Judge III. n. Hutton is presiding at
the circuit court and is dispatchlng
business in n very satisfactory manner
to the litigants and taxpayers. He
gave notice Tuesday morning that the
practice of continuing eases from day
e. day would not be continued and hat
the attorneys must be ready at the time
set to hear their eases.
John Cox. of Yocona. was in town
Monday, and gave us pleasant call
He had just paid the last of the judg-
ment rendered against he and others
by the probate court some time ago in
the case of w. L. and j. a. Evans VS..
w. j. Matthews. guardian. aud WAS
proud OF his receipt in full. He says
this matter cost him some $500.
Esq. Doris, of the New Castle neigh
borhood, was on the streets a few days
ago. for the first time since the days OF
December. The squire is holding his
own i'm IA remarkable degree for one of
his years, though the marks of the
mighty hand of the grippe from which
he Is just recovering, show plainly
throughout the life lines of his being.
Joseph Kelley, of L'Auguille, is in
town this week serving his country on
the petit jury. Between whites he is
circulating for signatures. "A petition
To the county court. asking that the
county road from L'Anguille bridge
one-half mile east. be raised an aver
age of about four feet. in order to
make it passable for those coming to
the county seat.
The N b. Forrest Encampment of
Ex-Confederates will meet on Saturday.
March oath. at TIE TINES offic". Bus
mess pertaining to the life of the En-
campment will will be- brought before
the meeting. Election of officers will
also take place. All members are ex-
pected TO bring their per capita tax of
ten cents. The bugler will sound the
assembly" promptly at o clock.
The First Baptist church was crowd
ed Wednesday night with the elite of
Forrest City's coloTed society, it being
the occasion of the marriage of Tom
Spearman and Matte Gatewood Ed
j. NJ. Suggs. officiated. Quite num-
her OF white folks" attended. and
joined in the congratulations Tom is
the Trusted emplnye of l. w. Mallory
Il Co, and his bride. the buxom 49,
year-old daughter of Ben Gatewo0d.
A singular accident happened in this
city last Friday afternoon, whereby J d.
l.. Henley. of Goodwin. lost the sight of
one eve. Henley was seated in |. II
LUIS undertaking establishment
where some boys were spinning tops on
the floor. The string fouled on one of
the tops, and threw it against IA coffin
box, fram .whence il bounded and
struck tHenley in the eye, DESTROYING
the sight.
The announcement of Rev ]. A.
Mason. as a candidate for reelection To
the office of Recorder of Forrest CITY.
filled the office faithfully and well for
two years; has kept the booksin clerk
manlike manner and ALWAYS clear.
comprehensive. and up To date. He is
candidate upon his merits and asks
your support IN the election. He has
made good officer and deserves your
support.
You have bnt to mention Ramon's
Tonic Liver Pills to any one who suf-
fers from sick headache. and in a
week time they will rise up and call
you blessed. No medicine in this
country is effecting the remarkable
cures accomplished by this fam0use
remedy. An entire three weeks treat
ment but % cents. They are perfectly
harmless, and cannot fail to benefit
you IN any event. Give them Il trial.
Samnle treeaf Wehh's drnctstnra