The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-03-27

One of our ministers last Sabbath,
| called attention tn the habit of the,
congregation taking back seats i'm.
church. leaving the seats which are,
eagerly sought for in every place but
church, vacant. A word to the wise Is
sufficient. and no doubt the card "AIl
front seats taken" can be hung I'm,
hereafter.
Court opened Monday with another
case brought here on n change of venue.
from Lee county, which occupied all
Monday. Ii was case OF the State
W.. Louis Shields. charged with assault
with intent to kill. The jury were out,
couple of days. but finally found Il
verdict OF guilty and fixed the punish-
ment nj one year in the penitentiary.
The RI. Rev. Bishop of Arkansas,
VIII arrive IN Forrest City Monday,
March 30. where he will preach and
celebrate the rite Of condemnation
or laying on of hands, iri
the church of the GOOD Shepherd at
':S0 .. M. The dav following he will
proceed To Brinkley for the sam purpose.
All are cordially invited to the SER.
vices.
Very interesting and instructive ex-
ercises are being held every Tuesday
night at the Methodist church. by the
Epworth League. Last Tuesday night,
the subject for discussion was the '.sin
OF presumption and the talk WAS en-
| Iaytd by t.iGSe present a larger at
Tendance would encourage this work,
and Il IS 10 he wished that none will
miss these beautiful exercises.
The Memphis Floral Goa success
tui southern enterprise-located at.
SOL Main street. Memphis. Tenn. solic-
ITS your orders for all kinds of plants
bulbs. roots. tubers. vines. etc. etc.
They prepay all express charges, their
varieties are up to date. true To name.
and plants are larger than you can
buy elsewhere for the same money.
Write them for their Spring Souve-
mir
The cleaners OF the Baptist churcIs
will give typical Mexican supper at
the Bonner building on the south side,
next dior To Madam l.. Boyles milli~
merry store. on Thursday evening.
April2 Such delcacies as chilliconarni.
hot tomale. colliaenthes, frijoless
aud puiqus will be- served in genuine
Mexican style. The proceeds viii bf~
used for the benefit Of the Baptist
church. All are cordially invited.
Ali last winter Mr.. Geo. A. Mills. OF
LEBANON. Conn.. WAS badly afflicted
With rheumatism. At times IL was 81
severe that he could not stand M
straight. but WAS drawn over on enc
side. Il tried different remedies with
out receiving relief he says, until
about six months ago bought bottle
OF Chambsrlain's Pain Balm. After
using II for three days my rheumatisut
was gone aud has not returned since.
For sale by j. III. Upton.
A strange white man, about fifty
years of nge, aud we'll dressed. MAS
killed on the LATHE Rock aud Memphis
railroad. Saturday night. betwpen
Goodwin and Wheatley. The mangled
remains we're discovered Sunday morn
ing. and IL u supposed at least four
trains must have passed over him.
There Is no clue 10 his identity SAW
the name "Gsofge w. Grae-.n which
was engraved ou the inner case OF i,
silver watch found un his person.
| Simon ;. Hartman. of Tnnnpltom.
West Va. has been subject To attacks
Ut collie about once wear, and would
have To call doctor and then suffer
| for about twelve hours M much AS
some do when they die. He was taken
recently inst the same as m other times
aud concluded To try Chamheflan's
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
He says: ~ took one dose Of il aud ii
gave me relief In i've minutes. That
| Is more than anything rise has ever
done for me-" For sale by j. III. Tip