The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1895-08-23

II. w. Leigh, formerly editor of I'll
Morrilton Pilot, was in the city Tud
day, representing the st. Louis tyn
foundry. He thinks TIE TINES al
serves 10 have a cylinder press. W
think so. too, and if our patronage juI
titles we propose to have one withinl
few months.
Genl. Geo. p Taylor, Capt. Ja
Russell, Mr.. and Mrs. VS.. Graha1
Mrs. w. German and Misses LolII
Davis. Willie, Nannye and Ada nj
Daniel, Miss Sallie Lanier and Mrs.
Rolfe, leave today over the Iron Mou
tain for Boston, via st. Louis. Chicag1
Niagara Falls. and other interesti1
points.to attend the Triennial ConclaJ
Knights Templar. They will meet
special at knobel this evening, carryin
knights and ladies from other parts
the state.
Hose company No. /, was organic
In the parlors of the hotel TuesdS
evening. The following is the rostel
the officers as indicated having bed
elected at that meeting: Forema}
b. Il. Shade; Assistant Forama}
John Brady; Secretary, Harry Knigh|
Warden, K. G.. Dive; Coupler, B.
Adkins, Pipe and Hosemen, Peytd
Scott. Tom Short, Virgil Owe}
Shade and knight were appointed
committed to draft constitution an
bylaws to report at the meeting Tue1
day night next.
I'VE will wait few minutes longerl
said the pastor, "in order to give
opportunity for those who may wish I
unite with the church to come forwaI
and do So" A Solem hush fell up01
the congregation, but nobody moved
At last tall, slender, lantern-iawe(
long whiskered. cross-eyed man sittin
near the door rose up and said :"Whil
the young people In the audience al
making up their minds upon these al
important questions should like {
offer a few thoughts on the subject Z
the free coinage of silver.
One night when Mr.. Isaac Reese VIZ
stopping with me, M. +. Hatch,
prominent merchant of Quartermal
ter, Washington. l heard him grOaninl
On going to his room l found hid
suffering from cramp collie. He was G
such agony l feared he would die.
hastily gave him dose of Chambe(
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrh9
Remedy. He was soon relieved an
the first words he uttered were, '.wha
was that stuff you gave me ?'' / il
formed him. A few days ago we wed
talking about his attack and he sal
he was never without that remedy nov
have used it in my family for severe
years. know what it is worth and q
not hesitate to recommend it to M
friends and customers. For sale b
John III. Upton.
THE TIMES mentioned last wed
that Otto Rollwage and Surveyor ID
Wis had recently returned from Mo-
roe county where they had surveyed
laid out, and plated the town of ZenO
about miles north of Brinkley on til
Cotton Belt railroad. We were I'd
aware at the time that the enterprid
was one of Mr.. Rollwage's making
but Surveyor Davis informed US of thu
and other facts Wednesday. 1t seem
that the town IS plated on what
known as the Anderson place in Mod
roe county, in which Mr.. Rollwag(
T. T. Anderson and Jas. g. Berry. a
brothers-in-law, are jointly intereste.
by marriage. The place is beautiful
aud conveniently located, and til
founders intend to boom the place fro1
the start. 1t is proposed To build
railroad from Cotton Plant, distand
of st miles, thus tapping rich cottol
producing sections, provided 0th(
than the Goulds buy the l.. X. & n
Ry.. in October. The Cotton Belt of
cials have already expressed a Willing
ness to take half interest in the e1
terprise If the people will subscriu
the other half. Already a postoffid
has been established. the railroad BID
long side track. and the place start
out under favorable conditions.