The Forrest City times., 1897-01-08
AJEiTlCNAL A LOCALS.
Fireworks at tie Newsstand.

Fireworks at tie Newsstand.
 Band Concert tonight.
 Buy your SCHOOL Books and STA. rIoNERY at l.. Roliwage & Co. s.
 The celebrated Kennedy Cakes, fresh and nice on sale at II. A. Knight & Co.
 Mrs. E. l.. Vadakin is co1Guod O her bed with grippe.
 Before purchasing oystera call and see J. j.. Finnarty. and he will con vince you that he keeps the best.
 The most pleasing entertainment of the seiisdii will be gwen at the Opera House tonight by the Citizens Band.
 E. L. Nadakin ventured rp town tC- day, tu the pleasureuf his many friends
 Our Station agent, ]. II. Bard. who was stricken with pneumonia while on visit to Little Rock two weeks ago. We are pleased to state, is on d rapid road to recovery.
 Dr. Paul Bishop. of Caldwell, re- turned from his Christmas visit to homefolks. and the girl l left behind me in Alabama, last night.
 1.-The man that hath no music in his soul IS worse than an in.idel." Dem onstrate the fact to all fair-minded in- dividualS that you are not in any man. ner related to an itiidel by attending band concert at the Opera house to- night.
 Joe ]. liryant and Miss Annie Hood were married at the residence of the brides grandmother. Mrs. Roy, uear Haynes. yesterday aiternoon. The groom is to be thrice congratulated upon winning such d prize as his bride Is Known 10 be while the bride may also receive portion of consideration in making such commendable choice. The groom is the valued manager of tlie Iron Mountain railroad office at Haynes
 County court was in session last Monday and Tuesday. Among other matters the school fund belonging to district number sixteen. amounting to S356 I5, WAS divided as follows: Sl15. l5 was placed to the credit of district number g.. and Sl45 l5. was placed to the credit of district number 3S, leav- ing $36 l5 10 the credit of district num- Der sixteen. The ferry at Madison was let to Hood, at s260 O0 for the year. The ferry at the Cut-OH WAS let to Jno. Farmer. ut S300. %. Car. ing for the panpers of the county was let to George lzard.
 found good results from the use of Dr Belis Pine-Tar- Honey in the treatment of my children for whoopiny cough. Yours B. B. BAILEY. Winchester Ky.
 From the manner in which the cat tie are being bought up and shipped out of tlie county one would think that famine in milk. butter and beef was near at hand. If getting rid af such knotty sI.ciinrns aS generally show up will produce anything. just l-t 1t come. II seems strange that stock raistrs will continue to give standing ro0m to the mrasly. knOtty. warty. scrubbv an- nals that constitute these shipments One good Durham or lIoistrin breeder in each neiyhborlood would soon stock the county with creditablc herds. It costs no more 10 raise a profitable an inial than an unprotitable one.
 The Arkansas legislature will con- vene next Monday, May kind Prov ldence guide the actions of the State $ representatives, not in the matter oi introdncin. bills by the carload, but in enacting q few well-iimed laws and of such nature KS to br of sutstan- tial benefit 10 the greatest humber. ID E III al, IL. hands with friends in ihe city last Tuesday, prrpafatory to arrahging for his trip over the road to Little Rock next week. In an interview with d TIMES representative, Mr. De Ro3sitt did not seem to take very kindly to ,he project of railroad building by the State convicts. of which more or less has recently found its way into print. We must agree with the gentleman on that point. as 1t has ever been our con- viction that the best possible manner of utilizing the labor of the c0nvicts was to work them on the public roads. We hone that the Legislative body will side with us in this matter. and thus support a measure which will work to the benefit of the greatest number.
 The best musical talent in the city may be heard tonight at the Opera House for the insignificant sum of twenty five cents.
 Another change of schedule for the Iron Mountain passenger trains on the Wynne- Helena branch. goes into effect next Sunday. Train going south will leave Wynne upon the ar riyalof the Memphis train. and will get here about 10:30 a. m. The train going north will arrive about 7:l5 m. E.. F. Sutherland Med. Co.,:
 Year remedies are taking we'll here. Sold nn aguagantee a and net a bottle or