The Forrest City times., 1899-06-16
T. J. Babb was at Mariauna Monday

T. J. Babb was at Mariauna Monday on visit.
 l.. II. Bslser and little son Lawrence, are sojourning in Hot Springs for health.
 Q Mrs. T. W. Barrow went to Mem- phis yesterday shopping and visiting friends.
 w. s. McColour and wife, of He,h, Arrived in the city last night. the lat ter quite sick, and are stopping at the Bel. ser.
 Mrs. J. R. Stockard. who has been visiting relatives at Goodwin, arrived in the city yesterday and will make this her home.
 Misses Maud Nance and Hattie | Pinkston, of Widener, spent Wednes- day in the city and were guests of Miss Hattie Whitman.
 Rev. Father G. A. Kind, of Wynne. spent Sunday in town and conducted services at the Catholic church. He was guest at the Belser. J. l.. Bennett. of the firm of Bennett & Kline. contractors of Little Rock. is in the city, and is registered at the Neely House. He has one of the cor- tracts at the oil mill, and is working d large force of men.
 Miss Dale Beard and three little sis ters, of Wheetley, spent last week in the city guests of their uncle and aunt, Squire and Mrs. John R. Brown. Their mother came over and accompanied them home Saturday.
 Citizen Edgar and Jailor Murphree had an altercatiOn Saturday near the postof1lce. Murphree is collecting de- linquent personal taxes, and the trouble arose over business matter of that nature. Peace was soon re- stored, and no damage done. Night Marshal Rainbolt and R. l.. Bean. chef at A. D. Boyle's cafe, had a slight altercation Tuesday afternoon. which might have resulted seriously but for the fact that Bean WAS the best sprinter. The trouble grew out of a playful scuffle. and we are glad to learn that it has been amicably settled.
 There is no pain or discomfort when Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment IS used. It relieves that itching increased by scratching. It Is prepared with scientific accuracy and professional knowledge. and is the kind that cures blind. bleeding. itching and protr,,ling piles with no pain or loss of time. Webb t& Sanders.
 If your child has thin, pale cheeks, uncertain appetite and unrestful sleep. it has worms, and curing with strong medicines only makes conditions worse, by irritating it's delicate stom. ach. Whites Cream Vermifuge is mild but certain in effect. and is a su. perl0r tonic as we'll as worm de. stroyer. Webb & Sanders.
 There will be a grand excursion to Helena tthe Chicago of the South) Sun. day July ?, 1899. via, the Iron Noun. tain ruutc. The train will pass this station at 3:15 a. m. Returning. the train will leave Helena at 9p. m. Fare Sl. for the round trip. There will be fun on land and river Grand steam. boat excurson. For further particulars see the agent. Separate coaches fOl white and colored races.
 Il Charley W0rtham. of Memphis, if the bookkeeper for Burnham X Co. al Whitmore, a station on the Choctaw X Memphis, at Blackfish bayou. While on the train Sunday night, coming out of Memphis, he was taken with con- gestive chill, and was dangerously i'll. Instead of stopping at Whitmore. he very wisely came on to Forrest City where he could secure the attention of a physician. He recovered rapidly, and on Monday his father came over from Memphis and accompanied him home.
 Eld. Petty, of Jonesboro. has been invited to hold a series of meetings at the Baptist church in the near future. It is not known yet whether or not he will accept the invitation. but in case he shall be unable to come, Eld. Couch. of Salem tMissouri) College. will be invited. As we understand 1t these invitation are extended with view to calling pastor. The Baptist congre- gations of this town is amply able and ought to pay q thousand dollars yeai and secure the services of one of the ablest divines within their reach.