The Forrest City times., 1899-01-20
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Elegantly furnished rooms at Il
Pearl saloon.

Pearl saloon.
Supt James Harrington, of the Choc-
taw " Memphis road, spent several
hours in town Monday.
Don't forget the Cumberland Rye. 1t
is the best whlskey on the market.
Sold only by Ike Mallory.
We are now prepared to loan mon.
ey on improved farms on the five and
ten year plans on liberal terms.
GEO. L. TAYLOI: x Co.
Sergt, Louis f. Rollwage has received
his honorable discharge from Co Ii. 81
Reg. Ark. Vols, and is now attending
the Bingham School at Asheville, n. G..
4 Il. Eadakin went to Memphis Sat
urday To visit his family. They are all
very we'll. Huiburt is improving grad
| uaily, though another rising Oh his
lame leg had to be lanced Monday.
A letter from 4. Bonner, who il i'm
South Carolina attending the bedside
of sick brother, states that there is no
hope OF the recovery Of the patient, and
1t Is uncertain when he will return
home.
On February 10 and IA the Choctaw
" Memphis road will sell round trim
tickets Forrest City to Little Rock a,
one fare on account of the annual con
yentlon OF the Woodmen of the Worlu.
Limit to return, February 10.
In another column may be seen the
va isn mi rs
pfletor OF the Pearl Saloon. Ike keeps
hrst-class house. and dispenses first
class goods, and Is "A genial host -
Drop IN and see him when YOU want a
drink or good smoke. lie will treat
you right.
Chas. L.. Eggleston. the genial and
popular commercial agent OF the Choc-
taw " Memphis railway, was in tow,
wednesday on business and circulating
| among his numerous old friends. He
has lost none of his old-time love of
our city, and says it's the best town OH
earth--or words to that effect.
Edward Baxter Perry. the famous
pianist. Will give piau0forte lecture
recital at the opera-house Oh the night
OF Tuesday, January 81, for the benefit
or the school library and under the
auspices OF Miss Alice RDllwage. The
programme advertised is an attractive
one, comprising selections from some
OF the most eminent composers, and
the music loving members of our com
munlty have rare treat in stole for
them. The price Of admission will be
fifty cents.
Rev. William Cross, late chaplain Of
| the First Arkansas Volunteer Infantry.
has been called To the Church of the
Good Shepherd of this place, and has
indicated his acceptance. He will
make this his home aud conduct SER
vices three SUNDAYS in each month
More definite arrangements will he
made later. No services next Sunday
Rev. MIR. Cross is AN earnest Christian
gentleman and i'm able minister. THE
TINES hopes his sojourn among us VIII
be long and very peasant anu profit.
able.
1t is with much pleasure that THE
TIMES learns that Miss Ida Manu-. OF
Pine Bluff. has accepted the position in
| Crowley Ridge Institute. recently made
vacant 10y the resignation of Mrs. Bet
tie Haltom. Aside from the fact that
Miss Mann is thoroughly equipped.
competent and scholarly teacher. she
is not n stranger To orr social circles,
having visited her brothers and rela-
tlfes here upon several occasions, and
is greatly loved by all who know her.
for her many w0manly traits and sweet
disposition. TIE TINES gives her well
come and congratulates the school.