The Forrest City times., 1899-12-08

l"f times saturday, anu the last time
demolished the wagon.
Fortify yourself against the casual.
ties consequent upon F" Merry Christ
lisa bottle of DR.. Tichenor's Antiseptic
against guh-sbot wounds. powder burns.
cuts. bruises. sprains, ETC., and costs
only DOC at druggists.
Stoves. Stoves Stovesll!
Co"klng Stoves.
CuHl Heaters.
Wilson Heaters.
Supurb Heaters.
Box Heaters.
Atkins & Horne.
II is embarrassing to well bred per-
snn Ia be called tn meet friend at
night on the Choctaw & Memphis rail-
road platform. On account of dark.
uess. one has to roundi IN the whole
crowd and march them 100 yards to
the nearest lieht to pick out his friend.
FoR SALE a, REST-One Pool and
one Billiard Table. together with all
lixturrs. one 'combinatiou Cigar Case
and one dczeAchairs. all comparatively
new. For further information inquire
If |, w Mallory. Forrest City, Ark,
or L. j BABn. MarianHa, Ark.
Mrs. j. Dan Grogan, the charming
am! 'rsiimable wife vt the Z. Il NJ. S
chief train dispatcher. who has been
such delightful visitor to friends and
relatives In this city for the past two
weeks the guest of the family of Mr..
ard Mrs. John Fitzsimmons, ST.. will
leave in ~ day or two tor her new home
in the City OF Roses. Mr.. GrOgan
went to Little Rock the first Of the
| week.
Hon. Thomas w. Milan. city treasu-
rer of Hot Springs. caine over To Lit
tlpsRock yesterday to visit the fair and
mix among his many friends here. Nh.
Milan IL now one OF the strongest can
didates in the race for state auditor.
Be Is \ life long Democrat.
Rock Gazette, Sunday.
There will be Crescendo Recita, BY
the Crescendo Club. ut the home of
Miss Alice Ho,lwage. December 2lst. Mt
2:30 o'clock. Subject HAYDEN. His
| life. Mrs. Pope. his works. Mrs. David
Crawford Webb; instrumental solo,
Miss Irene Freeman; solo. Mrs. Jno.
Nichols: chorus, Night of JOY.
Mr.. Geo. l.. Franks, Of Widener. and
Miss Helen a. Ayers, OF Santa Clara
cointy, California. were happily mar
rird in this city on last Sunday at the
pastors home, 10y Ed. A. n. Couch.
the caremnhy being very beautiful.
THE TINES extends Mr.. Franks aud
| and BRIDE its hearty congratulations
| and best wishes.
We invite correspondence which will
| give us information for our descriptive
work. Ii you know something that
should go into the book to make 1t val.
liable, write us about 1t. Don't con.
slider anything unimportant. Small
things sometimes lead to great accom-
plishments. Let US know what you
know. and will be the judge Of its i'm
portance.
! Myson has hepn troubled for years
with chronic oisrrhoea. Sometime ago
| persuaded him to take some Cham
berIain's Collie. Cholera aud Diarrhoea
Remedy. After using two bottles OF
the 25-cent size he was cured. give
this testimonial, hoIing some one siml.
larly afflicted may read it aud be ben.
| efited.-Thomas G.. Bower, Glencoe, q
Webb Il Sanders.
Hon. ]. 4. Adkins and Rev. Mr.
Campbell both of whom are identified
| With the state work of the Baptist lie
nomination will be here Dec. 10 anl
Viii conduct the services morning aud
evening NJ the Baptist church Tn,
public is cordially Invited To br in at
tendance. Both are good SPEAKERS anc
viii interest you. Come aud hear them
a., n. Couch, Pastor,
Cur sporting edithf neglected to re
port successful duck hunt on Thanks
giving day. Several gentlemen from
Memphis, chaperoned by Mrssrs. Bel
SER and Gene Barrow. spent the dav on
Horse Shoe Lake and environs. and II
uTned in the evening. ladened will
| tliS spoils Of the .iase--32 ducks and .
geese. The ducks cost 20 cents apiece
and the geese 80 cents each.
Miss Eula Williams and Miss Norm,
Rnllwagr returned Tuesday frsm Wis
II 10 Lonoke where they had been tn,
guests at Miss Mena Trimble sine,
Thanksgiving. The young ladies' hat
a most delightful visit aud were nc
corded many happy attentions by In,
1 society folks ot Lonoke. the most love
~ of which, perhaps. WAS dancing
4 party rendered them 10y Miss Trimble
Hon. John Walter Smith, recent,
elected governor ct Maryland, is ,
nephew by marriage of our esteemed
TREND, Mrs. Nj. L. Dryden. of this city
Governor Smith WAS elected To Con
gress and then to the Executive Chai
of state all i'll season. His majorit,
IN the latter instance was about II 900
] lie risdes at Snow Hill, and Is AS hand
! some as Ire is popular.
/ One of the seasons sterling attract
ions is" ri Perkins, " the rural come
lily drama which has for seven year
held its own among modern dramas
As its title indicates. the story deal
! with the adventures of one Of New
England's sons. The play will be pre-
scented next Tuesday, Dec. II. at tn,
Opera House beginning at 100 o'clock
Tie celebrated Isl Perkins nband viii