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Aaa-.I cru,-. OF the New v.-t Yacht c,as.

The following general orders relative to the
annual cruise Of the New York Yacht Club we're
issued yesterday from Commodore J. Ptsrpont
Moruan'i CorsaIr:
Monday, Aug. .-rhs squadron viii r-ntezyouA -
Glen Cove, I. I. IN tine n"rninY, leavta4 that lay toR
HnntnItnu nAFbOr. At IL A. N, ther- Will NJ 4 ns"h-
ln1 II Captains al noari che flagship. On mo same
1ay a race will na sailed, dnishlng on Ennttngton
Bay. The programme for tho cruise, weather permit
unI, viii be a. follows:
Thursday. Aug. Rare "a S"wp0rs Tor Sraiat cupA-
Fruily. Aux H--Nswporr ca VinGyar Haven
SATURDAY. Aug T-RAss for Comm0toras cups Z,
Owl, Head gr vicinity.
After inc me for the COmmodors's cupa thu test
viii pr0sasl 30 Bar HArnor, Sh-rr a mrsnng or tha
CAPTAINS viii be held N board shs fAEihip To decide
upou gIrrher action.
Turing tne tru4ae Ghsra WI be the usual races for
the Nv And Tame Cock tOlors AMI . 'las sor naphLha
re s-ssattl Commirtae will furnish details Tor the
rue rruM Tort 10 port, lnt fr AZ o6nsr racing
-v-urs,
with the Y. 7 7 ~ nj rhr s-nhr AsD 20 taud 10 the
Comn.gdore A ,ist Of tue iamrs u their gIesta
purnI the tru!s. th. Com nnGlre VIII os pleased 10
rereive NORMALLY the Ciptains aud their guests "a
r0arl the flagship any evening "al4e IN harbnr from
LAO 10 IL 0ciork.
A. IL IL very important shat INA Regatta COMMITTEES
.iJult KnOg a. WHAT SEtsut they can depend upon
Vuhtg RECOMMENDING she squadron 20 Owls Head.
rluF ANA Ar. I-1.t G. send lurlCs at thatF Intentional
- I'M Ragauta Committee with "A nBtls delay n pos
.lBlr.
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vsw csmvaal.. incorporated.

ALBANY. July l+-These new companies wers
lncnrSGrLCaG Today:
The -eRrrli Caion Gas Company Of New York. to
naa1i'ctlrs lnd supply IaS and sIsctrici5y. Capital.
s"""'-hun. Dr~sctOrs-Richard y. Young. James z.
''l''7, .laries [. Horton. and Edward Cannsld of
New E'rt ',ty, and Thomas 5. smith Of Brooklyn
AAf NwpanY ID ca operate In New York sstGhss+
-r a MS, queens. and Richmond souaEsA-
'T A.nefirIn Literary Association, with principal
''H'' IN New YORK. ctY. To organizes social And III
,rlr aEIHs tad - lncrsass Tia circulation ~ ltsrar
.tr' -rtrta r'-Chariss RsoistII, J0hh L Ruston,
So y Williams u View Z rE city
+. =" '-E r1rG InsuGIts u SEOmatJhogy. to cultivate
~ - ? q LAd is -uiLltara nFancnsa- ami "a sstah-
'7+ '.''l'" nls-unl, ini lIoOrltory, y tn necessIrY
. .r 'Urh purpose. Dtr1etors-A- H. BROCK
~ 'r'pst7n, ani e~snIanln Lort, J Adams
'" ID 19F-. AMI others, II New York easy.
' a'IaHH.r. .yir ,htdlt Com paay II New YORK
MthI- Utur- htsyCte ,aidles. Capital. SlUp.-
-'f- f''s-A!fr-t Dee Astro. Pr Die rachhr'
4 - 1T, AMI GuAtays EsLnhurg OF New
u a." : y lrt q h-i8swOod, y. j.
" d n "l1T E'tgring Company II New YORK cry
".' uti'f "sl4Gies. boats, eieg lEDna. n1uCurA
"a lnd pneumltir m Catnts. Capt
' H'r'stDrs-p lOrlaa " Hlrn afForOuto,
.t Watrr r clayton u New York
t.'", yrter Realty improvements Company
WH' tgrEaI, glGg,guu. Direct0rs-hohert
no 'wivlls ar SsN YORK ciEy. AMI WI
'b@'uu II New Erunswtck, Nj
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A $40, OOO Verdict Against the view York
Central Sustained 90 appeal.

Y0NKERs. v. Y, July 1.-THE Appellate
Division OF the Supreme Court has sustained
Justice Gaynor and \ jury in the verdict against
the New York Central Railroad in favor or Mrs.
Thomas Mobile OF this cry, who sued rne com
pany Tor lO.OO damages for the death Of nsF
husband, who was killed by an express rain On
the night or Nov. =. 1895. The eonnrmAIi ou Of
the Judgment Increases NE amount TO $1,000.
Including CoHLs.
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Young Harry sDeicher's HaEheP sues . Jersey
CRY Trolley Company ro~ Damages
John Speichsr, superintendent OF the Fire
Alarm TsieHraph In Jersey City. has negan a
suit against The Consolidated Traction Company
for BIZ, o FOR injuries inflicted on his l2-year-
old son Harry. On March > Harry was
standing in front Of his home, 2T Erie street,
with his hand resting on The DIRE hydrant. when
a trolley car struck a truck and overturned IL.
One OF the whsela tell on young Speicher's hand
and crushed the bones. The boy has been under
surgical treatment ever since Two of his fin
gers have been lmpubated, but ths hand has noe
healed. II In alleged that The accident was due
to the caraIesKness Of the mo1nrman-
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rHE AyrI-rRUsr LAWS.
A-tfaruss-GeneraI Hancock Says he WM Ap-
peal from Justice Che=Ger's Dsrislsa.

~5TRACrsK. July Northumberland Han
eorx 71-iay announced that he would appeal
rum the decision Of Supreme Court Justice
Alden Chester declaring the antitrust law TO
DO unconstitutional. Justice Chester held that
.hr Constitutions OF the state and Of the United
States IranG immunity from punishment for
Witnesses who give against them
selves. Mr.. Hancock was drst apDr1aed OF che
teriainn yesterday morning and at once sent for
4 rGUv IT b.. which he received to-day. He said
.haJ he case would be carried 10 the Appellate
LlF'HluR Or the supreme Court, which meets in
Albany an sept. :. II the decision OF the higher
"nur'4 n raVDrghle and the antt-rrusJ law Is do
c!dtsd constitutional, Mr.. Hancock says active
sTeDa WI. Dc taken Immediately To proseeuts
.At IDryOraEOna.
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Fourth Regiment or Jersey City Has = View
CammAnAsP.

Another election for officers Of the Fourth
Regiment. ". c.. n. J., was held lat night in
the armorY In Jersey City. At An election held
three weeks ago, which was nacessitated by the
r-esigna5ion Ut Col. IL Il AIhsrusthy, Lieut.
Col. William q. Mason waa elactad Colonel
Major Robert O.. Smith. Northumberland,
and Capt. J. Howard Bnmstsd- Major. In tc-
cordance with a prearranged agreement Col.
Mason resigned in q few days. Lieut.. Col.
smith wls elected Colonel laat night without OPP
position. Major Bumstst and Major Joseph H.
bren singer we're candidates for Lieutenant
Colonel. Major BumsJed received ~ out OF ~
yotss cast. Capt. Arthur L Steele was elected
Major.
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NO W4R Nv E4srERy CUBA.
Major Varaa., Just Raek from rhs lsIa.a. sass
the Spanish Wss'r Leave tins CIti.s-

the Spanish Wsa't Leave ths CIti.s.
Major Miguel do Varona, Capt Luis Rodoit
de Miranda. and Leut Antonio Torres OF the
Cuban patriot army arrived in this city yester-
day evening These oficsrs left Cuba on June
9. IN IN open boat. which took them Co jamaica,
where, according to their story. the quarantine
regulations were enforced against them in the
most irritating manner. They come 20 this cnun-
try tor medical treatment. They made the trip
from Jamaica TO the Caited States on board the
steamer Franklin, which landed them IN Balrl-
more yesterday morning. Varonh u the son Of
Dr. Enrique J. lie Varona. editor OF PGtTid the
Official organ Of The Cubans in New York. For
more than . year he has been An Adiutant TO
Gen. Calixro Garcia.
"PracttcallY.' hs said yesterday. " there Is no
war in eastern Cuba. The Spanish seldom move
from the large cities, where we cannot attack
them because we have noe the artillery neres-
sary co invest cities. II Gen. Weyler should carry
out his plan Of invading Santiago de Cuba with
a large army he would soon Ind that the patriots
are ready to meet him. There are fully I4.OOO
men. well armed ami ammunltioned under ths
command OF Gen. Garcia east or tho Jucaro-
Moron Lrocha-'
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ss.o oo ED~s-sa Le..a~r- In rors.ta.

ToRoNTo, uIy.IL-Memhers OF the Epworth
League have been arriving by boat and special
trains AL day for the annual convention open
ing to. morrow. Ten thousand arrived to-day.
and rn-morrow IL Is expected that $4,000 dele
gates will be here. Large delegations have
irriv ed from Illinois, Michigan, PeInsY!vania-
ami New York. THE Epw0rth League Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church is l,5oo, 900
strong. said Bishop Sinde to-day. 1T Is AE ts
highest point now. The great question, now e
toe foreign mission movement in the leaRue."
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nsaa. Tor DorL Inprsvsasara.

At yesterdays meeting Of 'he sinking Fund
Commission The contract Tor the ereetion OF an
addition 70 the municipal building IN Crotona
PARK, Nhich ia used b. The Commissioner d street
Improvement in the TWenty-Chird and Twenty
fourth wlris, vas awarded TO james UTnole,
Inc lowest bidder. His bid Was SB3,3s5- The
boari also authorized the issue OF bonds co the
amount OK $1,000, 900 for dock improvements
and approved the plAns f0r a new rife range in
the armory OF the twenty second Regiment The
range viii eoat S7s500
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4 cARPESrER H4yss HIMSELF.
Last HIS Job Because the Union wanted Him
Paid Wore Than He Was worth.

Christian Nelson, So years old, a Swedish
carpenter, committed suicide yesterday by hang
ing himself at his home 1t tl3 East Ninth street.
Nelson had been out OF work for over a 7ear.
Before that he earned a good living.
He became somewhat incapactGatsd on ac-
count OF his age. and offered 20 work for IeaH
wages. When the UniEed Brotherhood Of Car
penrers and Joinera heard OF it they threatened
full wages. They were unwilling 70 do thia. and
Nelson was discharged
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Az JERSEF sMILE Is.

'urh \ Hay Crap Has Viewer Deeu seen-Hha
Same AS to Fruit.
The New Jersey farmers are sleeful, and well
ihey may Ae. Nature smiled on them and on
heir delds and orchards The rains OF early
ipr'ag t~eiIghLad the yraAs. and the result 10 the
aftf'J aay crop In the history oc the state
aAi here - Prosperity in store TOR the rrulG
t'N 'tr' Liso. The SEASON will prove one OF Tho
BEST or Isrsey fruit in sizs and ricnnesa.
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By. about q length OF clear water. Summary
follows:

An informal dance 1t the clubhouse last night
ended the days sport. The ARRANGEMENTS were
made BY the House Committee, consisting OF q.
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III. Gutter cadet Vouaa at Vs-s namursu.

The 2EEoot cutter Cadet, owned by John wer.
ner OF Starting place. Brooklyn, was found drift
tnz IN The beach AZ Fort Hamilton yastsrdAy.
h broke AWay from ia mornings on Timer Park
In GraVssend BA7 during the storm on Tuesday
night. and was dAmASsd 70 me extent oc &10Q
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A Lively Gait at Rome

RoMK, v. 7, July l4.-tn the second days races OF
tha central New YORK Ctrrur the track record OF
2:l4k, pacing. Was eduaLIe'i by Lassns, . fast trot
t,uE stallion owned by ). q. shelley Of EIlenville. "
Y Durtnx tn. atternoon a snort shower came up
that made the track . little neavy. Summaries;
.ta,I.a ,nr,nu, nurS. RaaO.
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The following IS the excellent programme tuR
Brighton Beach to-day:
FlSr Eacs-Purs $500; for threeyearolds and up
wNri I'll " awe not won this year; selling AIowAncest
sa-su f'fri.,rya.
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winner 81, 500. to the second horse $500. TO the third
kenstcS STALKS b. {. JEda, BY Brttanntc~udy..
L. 5. & W. :, rRom psons b. L L'Aloustse, lss IL.
SlV "A .. $500.
LIS { ". P raompsons b. T. Colonial Dame. lie
Tilted. Ruby Lips, and FlseanS Goid also ran.
Time, los e..
Eetttng-FOur to ! N thOn psNn's pair. coupledI
asaiGst J4tsd. = 60 l; Juda. 10 to /; Fleettns Gold, -
to /; Ruby LIPS. SO TO l..
TIFTH RACE.
For thrss~yearolhs ani upward that have not voq
n-cre than ous race IN 1897, by subscription Of so
each; $500 aided. OF whkth 800 10 the second and
$50 To she third; the winner to be sold at aurttont
QUE nile:
Bromley 4 Co.'S hlS. z. Eanlon. 4. BY Hanover
=. b seart's b. :. seaufort. !. % collins ..........
remplsstows also ran.
rim-, i:iT3..
Be'tinr-Ten TO : on Hanlon; against Ride. Sa TO II
Beaufort. ! to l, reruplsstovs, 50 TO /.
SIXTH RACE.
For threa-year-olds; by Subscription OF tlo each,
with $500 Al led. 81 which SIS I'd st tond ani ss3 to
Aeusico stables b. I. Slccrssful. by octopus-Pros
periLy. III tScherrer,
NJ. L. curtis ; b. Z. HI Daddy. lis Thorpe)......1
Bromley 4 Co. = Oh. e. Crtuu. 3. ia IVtlhitr) .......o
kD-ter'an. Kaiser Ludwig. Passover. and ST. Mich
olAs L. Aso ran
Time. l:Ie.
H~etttug-Agninst Orion even money; Successful
Kaiser LuiN =. and Hi Daddy cab ! to 1. PLssovoR
au To l. Rotterdam 80 to /. ST. Nicno'As IL " to l.
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w AN .ar tndIanapnlh and Sc LOIts by New
aA++t -stya Grand CsuEEAI aIaEon sbo
AM n. m ialIp1iis asHT evening sL Loa1s seq
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The ptsslY stakes, Of $4,000. TOR -wo-ysarclts en
trance $40 Aacn, starters 70 pay ST. addition ! g. .4y
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TURKEYS CONCESSIONS.
SIZE AGREES TO REDUCE PIE W.
DEWITT TO e3o,0ooyoaOl

she VIII Srrepe 10 Further D~tu.t.utis, 81 usr
CInim--it ~ said, usvsvsr. TNnt the
sultan Has ASKED uis Ministers - cs,-
,ttd. Negotiations Eag Rsaee NJ 49,
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~Hetting-FOur TO
asai-st lit 4. 4 TO
to |, Eaoy LIps. SO
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Time, los e..
! N Thon psSn's pair. coupiedI
/ JudA 10 TO /: Fleettng Gold, 20
to L
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winner 81. 500, TO the second horse $500. 10 the third
hDcse $500. ?. ultt1ss And allow An-es; i've turtonus
kenstcS >takI-'s b. {. Juda, BY BrttannhIudy,.
ltg ,nCVrsttD zee.
The Forrest City times., 1897-12-03
Jas. Alley, Laundryman,

Russell. Graham & Co.,, are head quarters for Mems. Women's and Chil- dren's Shoes. Their stock is now com plete in all lines.
 Don't fail to see the beautiful Christ mas numbers of all the leading Maga- zines, at the Newsstand. Every cue is a work of art and the price is the same.
 OInsure your health in prickly Ash Bitters. It regulates the system. pro- notes good appetite. sound sleep and cheerful spirits. Sold ty J. II. Duna- want & Co.
 By attending the Art exhibit at the opera house, Monday night, December '13, yeU not only encourage the ladies in their laudable work. but you get "value received" for your money. The programme IS good one.
 Prof Story, the great mind reader, will give and exhibition at Colt. Satur- day. December 4th, at the school house The press of the state praise Mir Story's work greatly. and an evening "f instructive mystery is promised those present.
 II. r. Schmidt. Merchant Tailor. who has been absent from the city several weeks. has returned and opened shoI one door west of A. Meyer X Co. $ He is prepared to give best of satisfac tion in Suits to order. .Cleaiiug and Repairing at reasonable rates. Gal and see him. ..
The Forrest City times., 1897-12-03

100 Mems sample Shoes at one. half valne no two pair alike, at A. Meyer x Co.'s.
 Ifyon are in need of anything in the clothing line. call on Russell, Graham X Co.,, and take your choice at your own price.
 All members of the Baptist church are especially requested to meet at the church next Sunday after Sunday school, at 10:4o. a. m.. December 5. w. T. SANDERS. c. c.
 The "Old Farmer Hopkins" Co.,. which comes to the opera house to- night. is said to be one of the best companies on the road, and have met with favorable receptions wherever they play.
 Wedding invitations-a new lot just received. including something especi ally for tin wedding (10th anniversary lat TIE TIMES office. Will furnish them printed at very low rates. Cal and see them.
 Rev. l.. R. Simpson requests us tt announce that he will speak speciall, to young men next Sunday night d the Prpsbvterian church This doe. not mean that tue ladies are excluded but on the contrary are cordially in vited'to be present. The idea is, how ever, to specially give him good size, audience of young men. He will inter est them beyond any doubt.
The Forrest City times., 1897-12-03
c. II. Ravens has added hearse to his undertaking business.

c. II. Ravens has added a hearse 10 his undertaking business.
 Miss Jennie Evans, of Memphis, spent Sunday with her parents. Mir. and Mrs. Finnerty, and other relativt,s and friends. She always receives d hearty welcome when-she.vislts ,hoMe- folks,
 Mrs. J. M.sNichols. .,Of the Execution department. Miss Alice Rollwage, of the Music department of the Crow Icy Ridge Institute. were in Memphis Wednesday, and registered at the Gayoso.
 Prof. James W. Stuart. of Texark- ana. came in Sunday on visit to rela tives and friends. and was guest of his father-in-law D Davis. and family. He returned Wedne sday. accompanied by Mrs. Stuart anC baby. who have been visiting here fO,. d couple of weeks. While you're thinE ing about it. don't forget that J. T. Br ady not only has ! the prettiest stock Of Christmas Goods in town, but remef aber also that he carries large line of Staple Goods which are likewise suitable for Xmas Gifts. Engraving is' free on all goods purchased of him. and he gives special attention to repairing Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry.
 At The Belser House: Louis Podesta I Memphis; w II Humphreys, w ] Will lians. St Louis; ] l. Johnston. Detroit with Edwin Johnston; H W Bartee Memphis; l. J Hales. Little Rock; k | Sal, ltCt 4 V. n IIA. an l St Louis: H Ilarriss, Little Rock: A | Drummond. Kansas City: E G Chalk | ley. Richmond: w l. fdcRaven. St Louis; A W Yallys. D T Miles. Little Rock; w E Williams. city; Fritz Sipie Memphis: Fred Severance. Lowell Mass; E Sereve. Chicago; H W Hall St Louis; Nat Williams. Henry Nj l Cooper. Geo II IIozier. J ohn II Saul paugh, Little Rock; CHI Parks. Cincin n,ti; ] Aftensberp. Mem phis; w A Allen. St Loais: w c A Hey. Morrilton Lee Finch. Memphis; w F Shook. .sDal las; l. lslumn. QuincY Frank B Leach Memphis; B A Shelby, St Louis; Chal l. Thompson, J F See Little Rock Thorton Newsen. Memphis; w II Daily. Detroit, E Price. St Louis; Di o G Payne. Dr l. T Cooper. Quaker City; + M Chaney, Madison; Mir Moore Colt Station; w Dunn. e 20 IIassen zahl, with c A Walker. Mem phis; Iss, Seligstein. St Louis, ] Nj ByL,r. Bates
 vile; A c Ringel. Cincinuati; Geo Et
 Maganos. New Orleans J r M Harla,
 and wife. w k Gay E J Price. $
 Louis; T Murphy. Dallas; J A Bow
 ihan Little Kack- E II Thurman
 Memphis; D Darnell. Kansas City; ; {
 Sevier Camden: James Bradie. Littl
 Rock; Eugene E Roberts, St Louis; W Monton, I Nj Ry- Jake Levy | lfemphis; $ F. Odon. St Louis; 1 n lunkett. A Rehkopf, Paducah; Cha Ti. nyer. Richmond; k B Harrel. Louis | will. :: 5 E Webster. Memphis; Rob pari inson. Mt Carmeli. III; c II Dick l son. Ed l. Westbrooke. Jonesboro; kFisch. c T Alexandsr,. New Orleans 4sE A N hite. St Louis; John l. i'll, -t'iAs, B. utf.
The Forrest City times., 1897-12-03
CASTORIA
 For Infants and Children. The fac. H ''''s:|s'& 'ss|a '&HAZzzM -::;;:.. ;:;;S 5

Look at the attractive display in J. T. Brady's store window.
 John Webb, of Mississippi. formerly of this city. and who has lots of friends here, was in town a few days this week on a visi, to his brother. b. C. Webb.
 ]. l. Johnston. travelling out of De- tr0it, was in town Saturday on bust ness, and visiting his brother. Edwin Johnston. the popular prescriptionist at Tipton's.
 The new Izard House. on i,,e corner of South Front and Washington streets. is now open to the public. The building has been thoroughly
 remodelled aand renovated. is conve-
 nient and, com fortable. and has ali in viting appearance. The cuisine. under the personal supervision of Mrs. Izard /, is iitst-class in every spect. the table ! being supplied with the best the market affords. Good beds and comfortable rooms, polite attention to the wants of every guest. completes tbe attractions | which make this a very popular hos telry. Board and lodgiug Sl.00 per ! day. Special rates by week or month. Sanspte GO0ln Tree.
 srhe dOussle daily train service on the Little Rock .& Memphis railway was resumed "Wednesday. Under the pres ent schedule passenger traiirs run as | follows: tEasGsound trains leave Lit | tie Rock atjl sp. m. and q. rl.. arriv. l ing iIf Memphis at GAO p. m. and 7:l0 d. m, westbO,,ad trains leave Mem ! phs at~8:3N d. da.. and 5:20 D. m.. ar irving in Little Rock at ? D. m-. and 11:20 p.m. Night trains carry elegant Pullmun sleepers. These trains arrive at Forrest City AS follows: Eastbound l at 4!24 q. m... and4,l9 ?. m.: westbomnd at 10:4 a. m.. ana TAT r. m. The l night train west remains he re 20 L1in-
 utes, for supper, leaving at SOP. See trne card.
 I've members of the Baptist church
 are considering the matter of cah ing a | pastor. They have two ar three IT. inis-
 ters ia view with the sentiment cen ter
 ing ou two. Elder w. H. Burton. of l Coqimgton. Tenn. who is commend, d /, as very able man and pastor. an. 1
 Elder G. A. Grammer. the mention ot | whose name sends thrill of pleasure
 to scores of old friends who would be
 happy indeed to welcome him back to ! a position he so ably and satisfactorily ] filled years agoue. The matter will he l further discussed at a church meeting
 called for by the secretary elsewhere sai this paper. to take place at tue chlncA
 newt Sunday morning, immedlat.lv after the adjournwent of S4ebatl
 school.
The Forrest City times., 1897-12-03
"Old Farmer Hopkins. "

Old Farmer Hopkins"
 Opera house, Monday night, Decem- Der l3. Benht Methodist church.
 Now is the time for the festive coon. J. w. Beck x Co.,. will buy your coon skins and give eitlrer cash or trade.
 Al sorts of Plain. Fancy and Mixed Drinks. Cigars. etc, at T. C. FolDre x Co.'s, where you are invited to trade.
 Trice & Altman's. west of new court house. is the place for Fresh Oysters. New York Counts, best in the market.
 We have small assortmen. of Fan cy Dress Prints. which we will close ont for few days only at 5c. Russell. Graham x Co.
 There's no question about it. Hood s Sarsaparilla is the best blood purifier. This is prOve1r by its wonderful cures of blood diseases.
 We carry full line of Ladies. Miss es and Children's Vests. which we are offering very low to suit the times. Fus- sell, Graham & Co.
 Not how cheap. but how good. is oul motto in printing. Our prices are req. sonable and we meet all fair competi- tion. and will not be underbid-
 w. ]. Jordan substantial citizen oi near Haynes. was business visitor ir town Saturday. and his numerous old friends were glad to see him.
The Forrest City times., 1897-12-03

Photograph Frames-a large variety at reduced prices at the Newsstand.
 Don't miss the best theatrical per formance of the season, at opera house to- niglit.
 Cascarets stimulate liver. kidneys and bowels. Never sickeu. weaken ,,r gripe. l0c.
 "There'll be hot time in the old town" on the morning of the 25th. il you haven't provided your wife or sweetheart, your husband or beau. with a gift from T. Brady's elegant stock of Christmas Novelties.
The Forrest City times., 1897-12-03

Somsthiug good, Dessicated Codfish, at Gorman's.
 Clothing and Hats of all kinds and sizes at X. Meyer < Co.'s.
 Patronize the Art exhibit at the opera house Monday night, December 13.
 Stove wood delivered to any part of the city for 75 cents per load by Fus- sell. Graham N Co.
 "If you love me. tell me true''- J. T. Brady can fix that for you. C., around and let him pick it out for you SD it can go down to her house the 24th
The Forrest City times., 1897-12-03
"Old Farmer Hopkins" tonight.

Stovesl Stoves. all prices and sizes at A. Meyer X Co.'S.
 A lot of second hand finch hose for sale at E. T. Gray's.
 This season catch of Mackerel in barrels and kits at Germans.
 Russell. Graham x Co. will sell you good suit of boys clothes for 65c.
 Silverware. bright and pretty. none better in quality. at John T. Brady's. Suitable for handsome Christmas pres. ents. Prices very low.