The Forrest City times., 1895-01-04

nO"u ouo III tne DdcK when Dr. Sawyer's Pasuies, will absolutely and positively cure you. Sold by J.Q. Roberts, Wide ner, Ark.
 MT. George (brother of Mrs. AM. Nash) and family. left yesterday even. ing for their Texas home after spend. Ing pleasant week with the Capt. and his estimable lady.
 Since the holidays, things seem yit- tie dull around town, but merchants all seem to be satisfied with their last years business and none have vet thrown up the sponge.
 There is sufficient timber within can. non shot of Forrest City to build large city out and out. Why don't some timber or mill man investigate this To- cality in that particular.
 Just opened, the Pearl Saloon. I. W. Mallory & Co.,, proprietors, with a full line or kentucky and Tennessee Whis- kles. Ike is home-raised boy, and de- serves a liberal patronage.
 LADIEs-Remember that disease be- comes incurable. Dr. Sawyer's Pas titles will positively cure long stand ing cases. 1t heals and cures. Sold by J. Q. Roberts, Widener, Ark.
 Anticipating the wants of this com munity, A. J. Smith, q colored man. has commenced the manufacture of brooms on small scale, but thinks of enlarging his plant at an early date.
 Pale, thin, bloodless people should use Dr, Sawyer's Ukatine. It is the greatest remedy the world has ever known for making the weak strong. Sold by J 0. Roberts, Widener, Ark.
 If you are over-worked, run down and mentally and physically debilita- ted, yoa will be invigorated and made strong and robust by Dr. Sawyer's Uka- tine. Sold by J. Q. Roberts, Widener, Ark.
 Capt. T. E. Haskins sent us couple of as fine pigs yesterday as there is in the country, which we are glod to get, and return thanks for the favor. The Capt@in always has an eye to the con- fort of his friends.
 On account of bad weather we did not call 6 pastor Wednesday night. Want every one present Sunday at l0:30 o'clock 2. rn.. for the purpose of calling a:pastor to the Baptist church.
 W. T. SANDERS, c. c.
 Ccl. Lan dvoigt's friends will be glad to learn that he has concluded to re- main in Forrest City. He contempla- ted residing in Memphis this year. We couldn't we'll spare his genial company and valuable assistance on THE TIMES.
 Now that the legislature will soon assemble. we speak n time for new road law, CT au amendment thereto, by appointing q road commissioner, who shall report the condition of each road in his county at each term of the coun- ty court.
 Although we have passed but four days of the new year, THE TINES has received about twenty-two jobs for printing, thus indicating that business men mean business, and have not al- lowed their energies to pass away with the old year.
 Now that New Year is upon us and the saloons have paid the town 5000 why should not suffering public be treated to better street crossings It IS a lsnentable fact that the crossings in this city are in . very bad condition Whose duty is 1t to clean of the cross ines anyway
 It IS reported this morning that snow is falling in North and South Ds- kota and Nebraska. By the time this item reaches some of the readers 0f TIE TINrs the storm may reach here and they may look upon the beautiful white covering.
 A. I. Vaccsro ,N Co, is the style of the new firm which succeeds T. c. Fol bre X Go. The firm is composed of Andy J. Vaccaro, of Memphis. and T. c. Folbre. jr.. of this city, both pOpu- lar young business men. and will give the business their personal attention.
 Al Vaccaro & Co. keep Arst-class house, and the best goods on the mar ket are served oyer the bar. If you want good whisky and polite atten- ton give them q call. The last two barrels of Stuart springs Whisky has been purchased by the house and IS on tap.
 Dr. W. J. Matthews, representative elect from St. Francis county, will go to Little Rock next Tuesday morning, and will be on hand at the roll call of the house on the l4th, ready to support for the various places to be filled, every worthy applicant from Eastern Arkansas.
 Joe White, of Wynne, has accepted the position of manager of the Palace Saloon. owned by N. V. Hancock, and ha. moved bis family here. They ec- enpy the Allen residence. on North Washington street, snd'have many old friends who welcome their return tc Forrest City.
 Mrs John N. Nichols presented her husband with 6 hne girl baby Saturday night. John thought his emp of hap piness wss already filled to overflow ina hnf fhis little stranger found {