The Forrest City times., 1896-04-10

Whenever druggist tells you he has something just as good for coughs, grip, etc.. as pr. Bells Pine Tar Honey don't you believe 1t, for we guarantee that It is not true. We make the genuine and authorize al druggists to guarantee it. Inc F.. f. Sutherland Co.,. Paducah. Ky. The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church. wish to extend thanks to Messers. Bonner. Russell. ]. ". Beck x G., Ro,lwage * Ca, Meyers andiTrice. for material assis tance. and to all who contributed in any way. also to the public for patro- mage curing the season of dinners and snppers. MRs. w. II. ALLEY, Pres. MRs. F. F. TAYLOR, Sec.
 Att meeting of Camp No. 62s Ex- Iontederates, held last Tuesday. Capt. I. E. laaskins was elected delegate to the Confederate Re Union at Rich mend. Va. June 30. and July l. and 7, on which occasion the statue of lief ferson Davis will be unveiled Et is believed and hoped that a number of old kebs from this section of country VIII accompany the Captain.
 J. M. Simmons, of Vanudale. died Friday. at his home. His daughter. Mrs. Dayia Hatcher. Of this city. has been at his bedside for several weeks. and the bereavement is very great to her Mir, Hatcher was out of the city when the news reached lhere, a1i did not reach Nanndale until Saturday evening. too late for the funeral The family has our tender sympathy in their great loss.
 Henry Brenenan. and six stalwart sons. from the blue grass regions of Indiana,reached this city Saturday and took the cars for Goodwin Sunday. The distance had been travelled by land and river to this point. but the nigh water in the L'Anguile bottoms compelled them to take the cars at this point. This IS one of a number of Iamiiies who have purchased land in the neighborhood of Goodwin.
 A couple of young men went turkey hunting Tn the bottoms Monday. One turkey hen was the result. As to who Killed the aforesaid turkey we leave onr readers to judge from the follow Ing account as to who shot the bird. "He shot and then shot; and then he shot again and so did l. I've got him.. says he; I've got him." says |: and we both started to pick up our birds and found only one" 1t is rnmored that farmer has presented a bill to one of them for a turkey hen.
 The Cleaners of the Baptist church Will give chr, sanihemum show in the fall, at a date to te given here after. All lovers of flowers. both in town and the country are cordially in- vited to take part. Prizes will be awarded for the largest flower, the best grown plant. and the best display of cut flowers. all chrysanthemums All desiring to compete for these prKes Will please send their names to Mrs. J. M. Prewett, who will cheerfully furnish cultural directions to any one wishing them.
 What might have been disastrous accident Monday morning was narrow " averted by the rare presence of mind of a young lady. Miss I,iIie Straub, of Helena, was driving with Miss Ava Taylor. They were com ing north on Church street, and when just about twenty yards from the Lit tie Rock x Memphis R. R.. the west b 'nnd passenger train whistIed. Miss Stranb immediately stopped. but realizing that the train passing just at Il head of the animal she was driving. she started again and drove rapidly across and passed in safety.
 During the winter of 1893. F. M Martin, of Long Reach, West Va. contracted a very severe cold which left him with cough. In speaking nf how he cured it he says: II used sev- eral kinds of cough syrup but found no relief until bought bottle of Cham berlain's Cough Remedy, which reliev- ed me almost instantly. and in short time brought about complete cure ? When troubled with cough or cold use this remedy aud you will not fi,id It necrssary to try several kinds be- fore you get relief. It has been in the market for over twenty years and con stantly qrowu in favor and popularity For sale at 2 ana 90 cents bottle by J. II. Tiyton; Druggist
 Gen. Taylor. Grand Commander of the Arkansas Knights Templar, is preparing his report and address to be made to the Knights in the annual meeting of the Arkansas commandery. which meets in the Masonic Temple fin Little Rock on April 2l Gen. Taylor HoiuS the hIgHesl once III the gltt or the state cpmmandery, and one that is rarely bestowed. and never except up- on those who have come up from the ranks through years of laborious toll and painstaking devotion to the prin. c ples of the noble order. Our city should feel highly honored by the many important and responsible positions to V hich her citizens are called, and no one is deserving of more honor than Gen. Taylor.