The Forrest City times., 1899-08-11

k. II. Winfield & Co. are keeping abreast of the times, and are constant. " receiving the newest and latest things in uptodate Millinery of all kinds. Their place of business is up- stairs over Russell. Graham X Co.'S store. and Miss Fannie Winfield. the manager. delights to show her friends and the calling public the several lines or beautiful and stylish goods. Why not pay this establishment visit the next time you are in town shopping.
 beautiful line of new Embroidery. silks. Belt Buckles, Stick Pins. Sofa l1llows and novelties of every kind in our line, have just been received. and we have marked them down 10 bed rock prices. The ladies are cordially invited to call and 1t will afford us pleasure to show them through our several lines of up-to-date Millinery. k. II. Winfield S Co.,, over Russell, Graham x Co. s store.
 Lam Mingo. colored. an escaped con. vict from the Cross County farm, who has eluded the officers for nearly 4 month, was chased and captured by Deputy Will Hawkins. who started af ter him Monday and landed him in iail Tuesday. Hawkins captured his man at the levee camps near Bedsoe. and returned him to the Cross county officials "Wednesday. This is the third lime Min. gn has escaped from the farm. He was covicie6 Of misdemeaBors.
 During the civil war, as we'll as in our late war with Spain. diarrhoea was one of the most troublesome diseases the army had to contend with. Ii many instances it became chronic and the old soldiers still suffer from 1t. Mir David Taylor of Wind Ridge. Greene Co.,, Pa, is one of these. He use: Chamberlain's Golic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and says he never found anything that would give hin such quick relief. Sold by all drug gists.
 His numerous friends and the public are glad to learn that Dr. F.. A. Lons has recovered. from his recent illness and returned from Hot Springs, where he had gone to recuperate. The doc tor has resumed his practice and i. ready to serve those who are in neeC of work in his line Tn thoroughly bus mess and workmanlike manner, guar anteeing satisfaction in every instance By the way Dr. Long has perhaps tn, han1somest dental parlors in Easterr Arkansas, where no expense or pain! have been spared to make them alto gether lovely.
 Mir. R. NJ, Conway, of Louisville Ky, d practical civil engineer and sur vey0r, will arrive here about Angus 19, for the purpose of laying off an( plating the Russell addition to thu town of Forrest City. The location o the addition is well-known-just soutl ot the old fair grounds, and at thu head of Rosser street, and is one o the prettiest pieces of dirt adjacent tt the city. It is the intention of MT Russell to sell these lots at publi2 auc tion just as soon as the plating is com pleted. due notice of which will b, given in these columns.
 Eld Couch. who recently conducted stirring revival meeting St the Bap | tist church in this city, and who wa. | afterwards called to the pastorate. ant took the matter under consideration has signifed his acceptance of the cal and will take up the work here abou September |. THE TiNEs congratu lates the Baptist conefegatiur upor their good fortune in sucuring the ser vices of this able and popular minis | ter, and extends to him cordial wei come in advance of his coming w. hope his work will be pleasant, anC profitable to God and himself.
 Miss Sarah Washington, of Jackson Mississippi, who has been the charm | ing guest of Miss Annie Pearson fOl some weeks, and Miss Jennie Pearson of the same city. who arrived here | few days since, en route home from ar extended visit in Texas. left Monda, accompanied by Miss Annie, who vii visit in Jackson for several weeks. Mis. Washington, however. did not go di rectly to Jackson, but went to Nash vile for visit The circle of friend. to whom these young ladies are s, charming will greatly miss them. ant it is hoped they will all return soon. | NuC iittlC CPloOuO LII LIls | Garden of Eden. woman has cherished an antipathy to all snakedom. and few of them are courageous enough to fgh or kill them, but ratlier choosing fiigh for protection. The exceptions, how ever, was found in the persons O Misses Myrtle Davis and Mary Gormar last Sunday. Some children whil, playing near Davis Spring, a short dis tanee east of town, encountered rat tlesnake of huge proportions. The, all fled except Misses Myrtle and Mary who promptly proceeded to bruise th, scrpent's head. whlch they did in ; wOrkmanlike manner. His snakeshiI measured i've feet. weighed tifteeI pounds. and was adorned with min, rattles and hutton.
 Mrs. Charity Neely, mother of P. H !. and Fred c. Neely, of this county died last Friday at her old home al
 WhitevilIe. Tennessee. aged sl years and was buried the Sunday following She was born in North Carolina in ISIS and at her death left nine living chi. dren. all of whom were entirely devo ted to her. Mrs. Nicely resided in For rest City with her son. Fred, from las November until last Monday weeI | unn xphan . ho ratttrpal tn har Sno,, :, 4, e,