The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1897-06-18

htN. EtWdtu h. O9ilhY cSfthlatrl
divine services at the Episcopal church
last Sabbath. lie has resigned MS
work AZ Mariana and viii change tie
appointments here ~ the secpnd aud
fourth Sundays in each mouth. Mrs
Ogilby viii 90 to the mountains of
Tennessee Tor her health.
The Arkansas Democrat says. .'When
q man starts ont, TO get even with 4
newspaper mau he should leave lis
gun at home. We agree with the
Democrat. 1t is a mistake 10 suppose
that newspaper men enjoy being SHOT
at. II the injured man is wise. he ~
send the editor a half column ad t. take
the run OF the paper with requests -
send bills at the end Of each month,
renew his subscription, send him b,x
of cigars or a crate of stlawbei ries. or
some such reminder. and peace would
be restored without wasting amu.i-
ton and stirring up the whole commp-
nifty into frenzy of excitement. WhDr
you want 10 get even with d newsta-
per man leave your gun at h0nls.
That s a straight tip.
Prof. J. W. Kuykendall. of Para
gould. instructor OF the ~. Frances
us Il pleasant call Monday. lie re-
ported an enrolment of twenty-five
teachers for the first dav of the session.
which. as compared 10 former years. "
an increase. Considerable interest -
being manifested by teachers. ihaa
practically illustrating the fact that
they are anxious to keep abreast Of the
times in advanced thought and meth
DDS in the school room. Prof. kaykrn-
dali comes highly recommended. as an
Instructor, and we wish him "A fad
measure of success. In this cunn-c-
ton, we desire To again impress itpnn
the teachers the fact that we appreci-
ate their visits To our sanctum. and we
hope they will come often aud feel per-
fectly at home.
The question of "fonln in the fight
between Corbett and FitZsimnuns
would never have been settled but for
the wonderful cineograph. This Won
derful invention depicted the fight u
all its phases from beginning to end,
truthfully showing the giving and tax
ing of blows. On the Dist and 22d in-
slant, at the opera house in this city.
!, the people will have a chance TO Wit
ness this wonderful instrument
Among the scenes are "Shootingo the
Chute" at Coney Island. Cavalry
Charge at West Point. Cissy Fitzg-r-
AIDS Dance and Wink, Fast Mail Train
on the Hudson Railroad, Corbett ana
Fitzsimmons Fight, etc. The lifelke
production is startling and exctes the
wonder of everybody. The exhibition
will be under the charge of Durborow
~ Folbre, Of this city at an expense OF
$500. See bills and photographic.
| Two old soldiers, the blue and the
gray. met at the Forrest City hotel one
| day this week and lived over period
| of the exciting days of the rebellion
The veteran who wore the gray WAS DR.
l.. Auespatb, popular physician Of
Little Rock. and IL. w. Goodykooniz,
IA grain dealer from Vinita. Ind. Ter.
WAS among the host who didn't
\ wear the gray. AT their meeting the
| two grizzly veterans were strangers.
| Topics of war times sprang up and
| they soon found that they had had
tome close experience some thirty
ears ago. During an engagement be-
! tween two snail forces of the respec-
\ tive armies. near Clarendon, this state.
\ the then doctor in gray was taken pris
. oner by the corpulent grain dealer ~
blue. In digging up the past the best
4 of fe cling prevailed between the two
gentlemen and an eager crowd drew
/ close around them to hear what they
Y might say. Had some of the bloody
\ shirt adherents of our northern states
\ witnessed this meeting the country
| would have seen the collapse OF lhs
false theory they are so fond of embrace
lag and prolonging its existence by
nurture.
Last Saturday, bright and early,
Capt. Mitchell, OF Shelby comfy.
Tenn; Col. Ed Landvoigt aud Nj. N.
Gaines, of THE TINES, started out To
clear the waters OF Keathly lake of its
supply of game fish. The gentlemen
were the guests OF one of Widpntrs
good and m ost courteous families, MIR.
and Mrs. b. F. Baxter. Mr.. Baxter
chaperoned his guests to the lake and
III many wav contributed To their
needs and plea sure, while his estimate
wife remained at home, close by. To
shape up matte rs in the culinary de-
partment in anti cipatlon of the least
| that was to come. The four disciples
| of Walton, armed with all necessary
| fishing parapbern ALA and snake bne
| antidotes, rolled up their sleeves and
vigorously agtated the placid waters
OF the old historic la &c for some three
hours. AS time rolled on, and honors
of success crowded themselves upon
the little party, "A mlitl1al good feeling
of egotism sprung up III each, aud rs
they closed the spoT-I OF the morning
motion was carried 20 promote each
member OF the party npon the merits
of their success. 10 be so abruptly
| lifted from the c0mmot walks OF life
to such high stations would ordinarily
take the breath of an aver age individual
but not 50 with this party, they were
made of different stuff and received
their respective euphoneous' Applications
with such commendable eas G and grace
that would have wrapped Al outsider
| in wonder. After figuring. no the
catch. giving to each his proper amount
the disciples stood with barred heads
aud received the following titles. fol-
lowed by the result of their labors.
and for which they were thus liz norad.
\ Private Gaines two. Lieut. R4Ntpr