The Forrest City times., 1896-04-24
DOLLARS FOR DIMES.

Having purchased the Corn an Bros, and the ii. B. GWyn & Go. stocks of General Merchandise and consolidated them, we will, for 90 days, close them out at actual in voice cost for Cash. This IS opportunity to lay in your supplies at prices never before offered in this city. Make your dimes go for dollars.
 RUSSELL, GRAHAM & co. Forrest City, Feb. IA, ISo6.
 The Leap Year Ball at the hotel last night Was highly enjoyed by all pres | ent. Mrs. B. R. Shade and Miss Ava 1 Iaylor had the matter in charge and Demonstrated. beyond question, that tEey are far more capable of arranging for sn affair of that kind than the 1 young gentlemen. The young ladies set examples last night which they hope to have followed by the young men in the future. Delightful conver- satlon, encrancing music and dancing .tnd dainty refreshments were among the sources of pleasure. Every young man present danced all the regulars and many of the extras.
 THE TINES has disposed of it's news paper press 10 the Herald Publishing O., and placed its order with the St. Louis Printers Supply Co. for a six column quarto VaGghn's Ideal Cy,in- der press. The new machine is ex- pectea daily, and we hope to have it m position to print next weeks TIMES. With the increased facilities which the new press gives LIS, we hope to enlarge TIE TIMES in the fall, and print the neatest and best country weekly in the state. We ask the liberal support of our home people to the end that we may accomplish these aims, which, we believe are laudabie, and will result beneficially 10 the community.
 Jno. Hurley and E. NJ. Sweeney, coopers from Memphis, are making barrels ID when the potato crop from this place will be shipped. Wm. Fade, or Memphis, hasa contract with Chas II Sanders fer making about 5OCC ! odi itio. oIu tDCSC dIt llOIfg the manual labor. The latter. Mir. Sweeney was here last year, and made 1 about l 300 barrels. but the increased crop of this year require more barrels 1 heEce MT. Hurley is with him. They make from l50 to 200 barrels per day the stock beng shipped from Mem phis There is some talk Of pattlng in q plant here and making the slaves, hoops i arYN 3fn.iH all .lf at hnran If oh be done.
 "Wednesday evening, the following young gentlemen met at the court honse to organize zouave, company, viGt B. I. Adkins. H. A schaffenberg. J. c. Boyle. J. T. Brady, Ben Davis Mac Burborow. Reuben Dye H. X Knight. w. F. Mason Carter Mills Peyton Scott, B. R. Shade. F. r. Fay for. E. l.. Fadakin, R. H. Winfield. F. l.. Vadakin was chosen chairman and w. r. Aasnn secretary B. l. Adkins jo' n T. Brady. w. r. Mason were ap pointed a committee 10 draft constitir tion and bylaws. Tire following off. cers were elected Jno T. Brady captain; w. r. Mason. lst lieutpianti II. A. Knight I'd lieutenant; E. R Shade. lat sergeant; Mac DurbWow. 2d sergeant; J. G. Boyle. quartermasteI; Ptyton Scott. E. 1. Adkins. Reuben Dye and Jno. l.. Pope. corporals. The organization Was nanled the Brady 2ouaves." Ire company adjourned t meet tonight.
 Que of tire most puZgling questions that bother the psychologist. is the pro phetlc Faculty of man as revealed in dreams. Any evidence that tends t support an expressed theory os upon which a new theory car be constructed is eagerly sought by those who utteFapl to explain away all the mysteries ol psychological phenomena, An occur efce to our night watchman, h. r smith. is worthy of attention hy those who deal in the occult. Friday. Whil. 1 asleep he had the following dream When just in front of The baak d, night, he was seized by man, thrown down. bound and gagged. The man. whose features we're indelibly impress ed on MP. smiths memory. then set q valise. which Mr. Smith iu lis t,iea,ii, carefully observed, down on the bank door sill. took out iiatctret and priRpd open the door. wrDt Tn and robbed the bank Mir. Saitii, on awakenine, told his dream to his wife, who treated il l with lpvity. Tie dream had passed from his mind by e:50 that night He was standing on the platform about that time watching the passenger ahglt from the train. when to lis in eXpresSibie consternation, MT. smith saw the identical bank roi,bti of his dream with ihe same valst in his hand from which the hatclet had been taken. The man was bareleaJed. He asked for hote'. but after learning of l their location he did not 20 to one.