The Forrest City times., 1899-05-19

l consider 1t not only pleasure but a duty 1 owe to my neighbors to tell about the wonderful cure effected in my case by the timely use of Cham berlain's Collie, Cholera and piarrhoea Remedy. was taken very badly with flux and procured bottle of this rem edy. A few doses of it effected a per manent cure. take pleasure in rec. ommending it to others suffering from that dreadful disease.-J. w. Lynch. Dorr. w. Va. Webb & Sanders.
 J. E. Beck now has his blow handle factory ready for business. and will doubtless be running his plant on full time in few days. In view of tile fact that most any kind of oak trees may be used in the manufacture of blow handles he anticipates no incon- venience from scarcity of raw mate rial. We understand that Mir. Beck intends to establish a wood yard iil connection with the handle factory. which will be a good and practical scheme.
 The ancients believed that rhenma- tism was the work of a demon within a man. Any one who has had an attack of scatic or inflammatory rheumatism will agree that the inAiction is demo- niac enough to warrant the belief. It has never been claimed that, Chamber. lain's Pain Balm would cast out de- mons. but 1t will cure rheumatism. and hundreds bear testimony to the truth of this statement. One application re- lieves the pain, and this quick relief which it affords is alone worth many times it's cost. Webb & Sanders.
 Col. A. D. Allen, who is the manager for the Consumers Cotton Oil Co.,. at Little Rock twas in the city Tuesday on business pertaining to the building of the oil mill. Surveying for the location of the spurs, sidetracks, etc., has been in progress this week, and many other preliminaries are being arranged, and while it is not definitely known here just when actual building operations will be begun, it is expected very short- ly, perhaps within couple of weeks. It is an absolute certainty, however, all rnmors to the contrary notwiths standing.
 The ice cream supper to be giveE Tuesday night in the park by the ladies of the Maccabee lodge will be one of the best arranged affairs of the com ing week, and will be largely attended by all lovers of outdoor entertainments and delicious ice cream. The park is large enough to accommodate every one and those conditions arising from a limited space will be eliminated, and there will be no feeling of incOnven- fence by reason of jam" The band will furnish music for the occa- sion, and the park is such an ideal spot for an affair of this kind it seems good crowd is assured.
 E. l.. Vadakin left Saturday even ing to make his customary bi-month!y visit to the BluK City, He returned Tuesday morning after stay of ons day over his usual time. Hubert mar rOwly escaped being seriously hurt d few days since. He climbed up some distance in the hen house looking after the setting hens, and was in the act q f demonstrating with the hen for being so slow, by way of plucking her tail feathers, when in some manner he lost his hold and fell, breaking the brace ! which sustains his crippled limban but for which the accident might have re- suited seriously to the little man; how ever, he is all 0. k., and as sprightly as d cricket, though we are $6 poorer than when the young hopeful visited the hennery.
 A TIMES representative had the pleasure to visit. Saturday morning, the beautiful new home of Mrs. Nelir Buf0rd, which now presents such a modern and imposing appearance in it's entirety in the northern part of town. The contractor, Mir. Ahlstedt, has finished the structure and turned 1t over to it's owner, and that gentle man is certainly to be complimentsd upon the design, finish md workman ship of this handsome modern building. The grounds and front yard are larg. and roomy. and include d gardeu spot which is already planted, and the vege- tables growing nicely, presenting an | appetizing appearance. There IS \ barn completed, and the fences have all been finished. We were told that the estimated cost of all improvements, furnishings for the house, etc. would amount to about 5000. Mrs. Buford will move iuto her elegant new home this week. and THE TIMES together with her host of relatives and friends con- graduates her upon her surroundings.
 Her parents-Mr. and Mrs. !. w.
 Mallory-will make their home with | her.
 Last week Van Izard, Jr., was sud- denly seized with . burning desire to do something. and in his desperation he made application to the foreman of the telephone gang. now at work berr. The man gave him job. told him to show up next morning and he would 1 put him to digging holes. Van was elated-so much so that he conld not sleep well that night, and sleeping or
 waking his thoughts were taken np with the idea of what soft snap he
 had secured. On the morning that he
 was to begin work we are told that he was out of bed at 3 o'clock d. m, and
 proceeded to get spade and dig few
 holes in the yard, just to get himself in
 practice for the day's work. He dug three or four, it is said. and grabbing
 up some old posts that were laying
 about lle would chuck them down into | tt. |, yt \ t..t. Ian