The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1895-06-28


Rev. C. II. Lockwood. of Helena.
preached at the Episcopal church last
night. After the Service there was
business meeting OF the yestry. for the
purpose OF calling 4 rector. Rev. ID. I.
Hobbs. of Logansport. Ind. was called,
and invited to visit the parish at AN
early date.
DIR. A. z. SAWYER,
Dear Sir:-i have been suffering
with sick headache for long time.
/ used your Family Cure and now am
entirely relieved. would not do with.
out your medicine.
Mrs q. A. Miller, Mt. Morris, Ills.
Sold by j. @. Roberts, Widener, Ark.
Miss Pattie Langford. of Vicksburg,
Miss. passed though this city Tuesday
EN- route home. SHE has been canvass.
ing the Northwestern part Of the State
in the interest of a Chicago publishing
house. Miss Langford is an intelligent
young woman. and relative of Dr.
and Mrs. r. H. Sparkman of this city.
J. FL. Bynum WAS in town Wednes-
day morning. He reports crop pros.
poets in his neighb0rho0d the finest
ever known, and has laid bye" He
brought us a fine home made ham.
which renewS his subscription for
another year, and our rations for II few
days. We appreciate his thoughtfull
ness.
1t is with pleasure we note the ac-
ceptance by Miss Irene Freeman as
teacher of the primary department of
Crowley Ridge Institute. 1t is in this
department where the mind of the
child Is turned into the right channel,
and Miss Freeman has all those rare
qualities necessary as guide to the
little ones.
New time card en- L. r. & M. Ry.,
takes effect Sunday. The evening
train east will pass here about half
hour earlier, morning train west will
arrive about fifteen minutes later. The
night trains west about fifteen minutes
later. Freight trains will run every
other day Sunday, Tuesday, Thurday
and Friday.
Miss Floy Ross, who has been attend
ing the Cincinnati College of Music for
some eighteen months. returned We'd
nesday OF last week, thereby deliChting
her mother and host OF admiring
friends. She mas achieved very salts
factory results in her studies. and
brings certificate of proficiency which
is creditable to her genius.
The lawn entertainment. at the re-
sidence Of j. &. Bell last nipht compli-
mentary to Misses Blanche Goldbaum
and Jennette Becker. was delightful
occasion. For the benefit of the dancers
Messrs Becker and Bell had Il pavilion
erected. but owing to "mishap'' to Mr..
Bell the pavilion WAS not as spacious
Az intended Int answered the DtrnoSa
admirably.
Have you noticed how difficult it is
to teach some children the difference
between the letters G. and CT To
them letter is letter and they can't
understand the Importance Of learning
the differences. So it is with certain
grown people who think all high patent
-four is alike. and accept anything the
grocer sends them. While the wiser
ones save from so cents to 81 per bar.
rel by using Full Moon" -four, the
very finest made.
Our sister city-BrinkIey-is pre-
pairing IT, entertain an immense crowd
at the Confederate Veterans Re union
in that city on July A. Dinner will be
served on the grounds, consisting OF
barbecupd meats. and baskets of deli
cacies; the Forrest City band will fur
nlsh music. there will be speaking by
prominent orators, match game of
base ball between Forrest City and
Clarendon. plenty of water and re-
freshments. and good time is in store
for ali who go. The affair will close
with big ball in the open air at night.
1t is thought that about LOG from this
place will 60 over. Let's make it two