The Forrest City times., 1897-03-05

route home from visit to her brother Robert at Haynes.
 Full line of Fancy and Staple Groce. ries always on hand, and cheap for cash, at Il. A. Knight & Ce.
 Dr. John Izard left for his home in Reversible Tuesday morning. leaving his patient, Bud Horton, out of dan. ger,
 pr; Jas. Dennis returned from Nash. Vlile last Sunday where. Ire has been taKlng course in dentistry. He has ms graduation papers, and is prepared to do hrst-class work in his chosen ITO fession.
 Ed Berry. of Madison. presented to HE TIMEs museum one of the coffee pots that was perforated by lightning bolt in his store last Tuesday night, a lull account of which is given in TIE IIdEs Madison correspondence.
 Shoes, Clothing, Hats, Trunks, etc.. at actual cost, at A. Meyer & Go.
 sam Scott, who transfers the express ana baggage of the two railroads, had the misfortune to lose one of his horses Tuesday. Scott's boy was riding the animal. when for some reason 1t ran. Tell and broke Its leg and was then shot.
 Miss Gertrude Wilson, formerly of this city, but now of Beaumont. Texas, IS In New York, perfecting herself in ei0cution. While en route she wit. messed the inaugural ceremonies in Washington.
 Morning Glory" Coffee, pure Mocha and Java, at II. A. Knight & Co.
 $. J. Bryant and wife, (nee Mrs. Ida Hard) after spending few days pros pecung Tn the city and vacinity. traus- ferred their household goods to Paes- tlne Monday, near which place they have settled on the estate of Mrs. Bryant.
 Never go away from home without bottle of Dr. Bells Pine Tar Honey. Change of climate, change of apart ments or exposure may bring on a cold which nothing but thIs famous remedy will cure. For sale by D. c. Webb
 An eflicacious remedy for lung affec' tons, throat disorders and all bronchI al troubles is fou nd in Dr. Bells Pine Iar-HoneY. This medicine has made many marvellous cures and is justly ranked among the most important rem edies of the age. For sale by D. c. Webb.
 Full line of Kennedy's Celebrated Cakes-Fruit, Jelly and Lady Fingsrs at II. A. Knight < Co.
 The following is partial list of our citizens who took in Mardi Gras as far as ascertaned by THE 1iMEs reporter Dr. and Mrs. Stone, Mrs. J. $. Horn, r. T. Raiford, James Russell, Mir. and Mrs. w. $. Graham. l.. ROllwage, Sol Lewis, Mrs. T. w. Barrow, Mrs. E. A. Rolfe. Gordon Casteel. Jno. T. Brady, Miss Tommie Davis and Misses Edna and Lee Rhodes.
 Good Old Granny Metcalf, now SS years old. living at 1005 $. Fourth street, Paducah, Ky, still says that Dr. Bells Pine Tar Honey is the best grip cure, cough, lung and bronchial remedy that has been sold during her life. For sale by D. c. Webb.
 See Geo. F. TaJlo & Co.,, about Fire, Life, Accident and Tornado in- Surance.
 A poor widow lady said few days since, II won't try to raise any vege- tables or chickens this spring. the hogs completely disgusted me last year, so much so that came near losing my religion. 1 had good fence, but the gate was accidentally left open one night, the next morning everything was into pie. potatoes all dug, and chickens on the half-shell.
 Russell, Graham S Co.,, make spe- cialty of Wagon Materials. A full stock of Spokes, Felloes and Blacksmith's Irons always on hand. at the very low est figures. They will duplicate Mem phis prices.
 If miscreant in the shape of boy goes on your premises and knocks down gates. tears down your fences. demol- ishes your garden, orchard, flower yard and tears up your sidewalk. un- der the fitness of things. you would at once look to the parents of the boy. who ran amuck through your posses sions, tor reimbursement for your dam- ages. Why9 Because he's thelr boy! But just let long tough-snooted hog or break-fence animal of any kind commit these depredatlons, there IS nothing said to the owner of the stock, for that seems tobe according to law
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 The meeting of the Young Peoples Union last Monday night was fairly well attended. Quite an iaterest WAS displayed by all presentBnd we believe many were spiritually beneftted. The recitals ny Misses Norma Taylor and Attic Beck were especially good. Re- marks by Elder Perminter were to the point and appreciated by all. Subject for discussion for next Monday night will be "IIow to Best help your Pas tor.u The music fer the evening will be directed by Mrs. J. w. Beck. There will be Scripture and special readings aud recitations. If you want to spend an hour pleasantly and protitably you shOuid attend thismpptinp Rpmpn-