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FORREST CITY TIMES.
E. L. VADAKIN,
Lend Editor and Business Manager.
PuWished Every Saturday Morning.
A itemed at the postofttre at Forrest
City as second-class mail matter.
TKKMNi
One Year_$!.S0. Six Months.. 76c.
Three Months .fi©r.
aATURPAY.AUG.18. 1888.
TOWN AND COUNTY.
JIarrah for Prairi* township!
This connty needs rain badly.
Trade with L. ROLL WAGE * CO.
Fine Cutlery, at H. Evans k Co.’s.
New subscribers are pouring in
daily.
Bargains in summer goods at T.
1. Hatcher’s.
PITTSBURG COAL sold at L.
Rollwage A Co.’s.
Hon Gen. P. Taylor bss returned
from lit. Ncbo.
We will not bo undersold on any
kind of printing.
The Health of this community is
improving.
Miss I.ydc Chalmers was in the
city the first of the week.
House ro* Kent—Tho Nash pro
perty. Apply to U. P. Gorman.
Cook Stoves, at “rock-bottom”
prices, at Kirby’s.
3,000 Self-Sealing Wax Strings,
at Kirby’s tinshop.
Cotton ststements printed to
order cheap at kbit office.
Buy your LIME and CEMENT
at L. Rollwage A Co.’s.
Buy your SCHOOL BOOKS at
L. ROLLWAGE A CO’S.
Summer clothing at cost, toclose
•ut stock at T. A. Hatcher’s.
School Books at introduction
prices at Fussed, Graham A Co.’s
Croup, whooping rough and bronchi
tis immediately relieved by .Shiloh's
Cure. For sale by C. F. Hinton.
The summer toutists will begin
to arrive home about the . first ot
September.
The best stock of BOOTS and
SHOES are kept at L. Rollwage A
Co.’s.
The publio will save money by
buying their fruit cans of G. W.
Kirby.
There will be n big time at our
neighbor city of Goodwin to-day.
Let a* many attend as possible.
E. L. Vadukin attended the con
vention of democratic clubs at Lit
tle Rock yesterday.
Bend in your orders to this office
for “The life of Cleveland and
Thurman.” Only 12.
Miss Rosa Plights, of Somerville.
Tenn , is visiting the family of F
J.Izard.
For lame back, side or chest, use
SI11lull's Porous Plaster, l’rice 25cents.
For sale by C. F. Hinton.
All kinds of Native Wines, for
church and family use, at Win
throps.
An elegant line of plain and fan
cy bird cages at H. Evans A Co.’s
at lowest prices.
Griggs township has increased
the membership ol her democratic
club to 46. ’Rah for Griggs !
Capt. Wynne and family have
returned from Hot Springs. Thoy
had a most enjoyable visit.
The fusion candidates are begin
ning to look careworn. How will
they look September 4ili?
The St. Francis county demo
cratic convention endorsed the
legitimate demands of the wheel.
Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure
is sold by us on a guarantee. It cures
consumpliou. For sale by C. F. Iliuton
BEDSTEADS can bo bought at
Fusscll, Graham A Co.’s lor *1.50,
*1.75 and *2 each.
L. Roll wage A Co. are hcad
qnarters for STATIONERY and
SCHOOL BOOKS.
The WHEEL Tobacco sold only
by L Roll wage A Co.’s Best navy
tobacco in the market.
That hacking cough can lie so quickly
cured by MlliIon's Cure. We guarantee
it. For sale by C. F. Hinton.
The best Sewing Machine is the
FEW HOME Call at L. Rollwage
A Co’s and be convinced.
Raphael’s patent Rovcrsiblo
Linen Collars and (luffs at Wynne,
Denni* A Beck’s. A novelty.
Catarrh cured— health and sweet
breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrh liem
rdy. lb-ice 50 cents. Nasal Injector
free. For sale by C. F. Hinton.
A large line ol handsome BED
STEADS at *1.50, *1.75 and *2
each, at Fussel^ Graham A Co.’s
Fussell, Graham A Co. will soil
you a handsome BEDSTEAD for
*1.50, *1.75 or *2. Examino their
stock.
Will yon suffer with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint V Shiloh s Vitalizer is
guaranteed to cure you. For Bale by
C. K. Hinton.
Madison township has a demo
cratic club numbering one hundred
members, and tho list is rapidly
increasing.
E. J. Beasley, representing E.
C. Badley 4 Co., of Marianna, was
a pleasant caller at this office
Tuesday. Sec advertisement else
where.
There will be a big barbecue and
pic-nic at Goodwin to-day. Good
speakers will be there, and in all
probability the Forrest City brass
band will lend all enthusiasm by
its aool stirring music.
Sleepless nights made miserable by
that terrible cough. (Shiloh's Cure is
the remedy for you. For sale by C. F.
Minton.
HAMILTON BROWN Boots
and 8hoee sold only at L. Roll wage
A Co.’s Every pair warranted to
give perfect satisfaction.
G. A. Jtichnrdt*, of Somerville,
Tenn., has been in the city this
week attending the bedside of bis
daughter, Mias Edna, who is quite
tick at the residence of F. J. Izard, j
Bidloh's Vitaliser is what you need
fer constipation, loss of appetite, dizzi
ness, and all symptoms of dyspepsia.— j
pner 10 and 75 cents !“■' KHtle I"i
agie b F. Hint""
Read every word of the adver
tisement headed ‘'Wave the Red
Bandana.” Every man should have
this bonk. It is worth five limes
the price asked.
Stewart A Reho now bake an ex
cellent article of Rye Bread. The
proof of the quality' of this bread
lies in the eating thereof. So you
rnijst call and try a loaf.
One hundred and fifty dozen fruit
cans and 1500 self-melting.self-seal
ing wax strings at E. if. Harper’s.
Fruit cans 75 cents per dozen, (’ail
early, and get the best made.
In order to clean up our slock of
all kinds of summer goods, wo will
offer these goods at ESPECIALLY
LOW FIGURES, for the cash, un
til closed out. T. A. Hatcher.
\ pVn a. Blood Elixir is the only
•wV-lwY/Y o mood Htniedy guaran
teed. It isa positive cure for t'lcera, Erup
tionaorSyphilitic Poisoning. It purifieatbe
whole system. and hanisl.es ail then malic
and Neuralgic pains. We guarantee it.
II. Evans A On.
Watches, clocks, jewelry, etc.
left at the postofflcc will be sent to
J. E. Ketchem’s for repairs nnd re
turned at once in first-class order,
and at reasonable ebargi s. if.
Mrs. Yadakin writes that the
weather is cold enough for tires
and flannels at Shelbyvitle. She
will return to Forrest City about
September 8th.
Wo have jost received a large
line of fine linen writing paper.
Something very fino and of excel
lent quality. W# aro offering
bargains.
I). Storrman, tho popular mer
chant tailor, has just received one
of tho most extensive and varied
lines of samples ever brought to
this city. Thoso desiring suits will
do well to call and examine his el
egant stock.
threatened with Cronpor Whooping Cough,
use Acker's English Remedy nnd prevent
further trouble. It is a poaitive cure,
and we guarantee It. _ Price 10 and 60c
II. Evans & Co.
Davis A Johnson have two good
cotton presses for sale, cheap for
the cash, or on throo months time.
One double-screw Liddell nnd one
E. Van Winkla press, both in good.
»rdor.
For Salf.—One new Arlington
upright pinno, and cabinet organ,
in good repair, belonging to the
Howes estate. For sale cheap, and
ttn reasonable terms. Apply to L.
Roll wage.
No porson need bo without the
luxury of ice now. Hpcncc A Ir.ard
have reduced tho price to one cent
per pound, and aro prepared to fur
nish it in any quantity, on short
notice. Polite attention und satis
faction guaranteed. Give them a
call.
Acker's
Elixir
Is warranted, la because it is the best
Blood Preparation known. It will posi
tively cure sll Blood Diseases, purifies the
whole system, sod thoroughly builds np the
constitution. Remember, we guarantee it.
II. Evans & Co.
Chas Delano is prepared to fur
nish all styles of on# and two
horse buggies at lowest prices.
Also has on hand second hand bug
gies, for sale cheap. Repairing
blucksmithing nnd shoeingdonoon
short notice.
would enjoy your dinner
and aro prevented by Dys
pepsia, use Acker’s Dyspepsia Tablets.
They are a poeitive cure for Dyspepsia, In
digestion, Flatulency and Const i pat lots
Wo guarantee them. 25 and 60 cents.
M. Evans A Co.
Stewart & Reho sre baking an
excellent quality of bread. It is
llways fresh and nice, and is sold
it reasonable rates. When you
ivant something palatable, give
Lhem a cail, and be convinced they
understand their business.
Wkaa Baby waa wok. va |ITa krr CarMrta,
WL«o aka waa a CkUd. aka enad far CaaMria,
When aka baeaoM Mia a. aka clang to Caateria.
Mkaa aka badCkUdraa, aka gara tkaaa Caatarla,
Why will you suffer with a shak
ing Chill or a Burning Fever? Try
Uubau Chill Tonic, the Gieal West
I tidies Fever and Ague Kemedv.
It will quiekly cure you. Two
doses will stop n chill, one bottle
break* them up for years. Go to
j-our druggist, C. F. llinton, and
try it.
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Brick! Brick!
Cook A Blanton arc prepared to
furnish first-class brick in any
quantity, on short notice.
MAltlA.V.NA T1MUH.
Miss Eliza Prescott, of Collier
ville, Tenn., is visiting the family
of Capt. W. H. Clark.
T. A. Baxter, who has been quite
ill for some timo past, is slowly im
proving.
Miss Lida May Clark has return
ed from Spring Croek.
James Kagland, who for several
months has been in Teunessoe, has
returned to Marianna.
J. K. Stevenson is visiting the
city of Searcy.
The Marianna base ball club
played a match game with the La
Grange boys in that city Wednes
day.
Miss Lula Currie, formerly ol
Forrest City, but now living in
Memphis, was the guest of Miss
Lena Clark lust week.
Several Marianna people attend
ed the barbecue at LaGrange last
W ednesdaj'.
Mrs. J. W. Hayes, and children,
left last Thursday for Brownsville,
Tenn.
Prof. T. A. Futral is holding a
Siato Teachers’ Institute at Keclor,
Clay county, this week.
T. C. Merwin and family, of Lit
tle Bock, arc visiting relatives in
this city.
A party at the residence of Hr.
J. W. Hnyes.Tuosday evening, was
one of the most pleasant events of
the senson, especially to the. little
folks, who turned out in full force.
The charming little hostess, Miss
Jenettc, entertained her diminutive j
guests in royal style, which she so
well knows how to do. 1 he even
ing passed oft as one ol more than
ns'ial aujoj inent to those present.
Cotton pickin ; will commence
about the vine time as the great
fusion excursion.
M iss Maude Sherrod, who has
been visiting friends and relatives
in Columbus, Ohio, tor the past
year, returned Thursday night.
Tnx Timks was called upon to aid
the Now Kra company to issue its
paper this wcok. We feel that we
are under no obligations to them,
and ate amply justified in refusing
assistance.
When you want good whiskey at
lowest prices send your order to
Wood i Co., nt Marianna. They
have established an enviable re
putation for promptness and fair
dealing and solicit your patronage.
Orders sent on the South bound
train will bo filled and returned
samo da}'.
Celia Tliaxter's fine face and striking
autograph illuminate the first page of
Alilcn's illustrated magazine Litera
ture, hearing date Aug. 11. The
entire numliei is devoted to a biograph
ical sketch, literary criticisms, and
extracts from her writings. This
method of presenting popular authors
is a characteristic feature of this
magazine. SI.00 a year: specimen copy
free. John II. A I. lien, Publisher. 883
Pearl St., New York; 318 Clark St.,
Chicago.
VvrvVvV always have
TV* »*V»1*V Acker’* Baby
Soother at hand. It Is the only safe
medicine yet made that will remove all
infantile disorders. It contains no Opium
or MorpMnt, but gives the elaild natural
oats fr.ru pai.r. Price 33 cants. Sold by
II. Evans A Co.
Tho Greatest! The Safest! The
Best! 'I here ts nothing liko it. It
never fails Cuban Chill Tonic,
the Great West Indies Fever nnd
Ague Remedy, introduced in this
country from Cuba, cures Chills
nnd Fever, Biliousness and Liver
Complaint every time. Try it, it
will euro you. Sold only bj’—C.
F. Hinton.
Cuban Chill Tonic is the Great
est Family Medicine of the ago.
It has never failed to cure a single
case of Chills and Fevers. It saves
heavy Doctors’ Bills. It is the
friend of all classes, because it
gives to the sick nod suffering that
Greatest Boon, Health. All forms
of malaria yield like magic to its
powerful curative properties.
Physicians prescribe nnd Drug
gists reccommend this Great Chiil
and Fever Remedy. Try Cuban
Chill Tonic. The World’s Great
eiist Chill Tonic and Fever King.
—C. F. Hinton, druggist.
Dissolution Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the
co-partnership heretofore existing
between M. L. Spence and S. C.
Campbell, under the firm name and
style of Spence and Campbell, has
this day been dissolved by mutual
consent, S. C. Campbell retiring.
The business will be continued by
M. L. Spcnco nnd G. A. Izard, un.
Jcr tho firm name of Sponco A
Izard, at the old stnnd, and tLey
assume nil liabilities and are au
thorized to collect all amounts duo
the old firm. Those indobted to us
aro earnestly requested to call at
once and settle.
Respectfully,
M, L. Spewce.
S. C. Campbell.
PAI^KHTlNi; TIMES,
The Democratic Club was
organized hero la»t Thursday
night, with nbout fifty names
enrolled, and will get a good
many more at next meeting, a good
many of the old time democrats
who have been led astray are
Doming back to the democratic fold.
There is work to be done to
sleet the democratic ticket and we
must go at it in earnest. The
democrats of this place are going
Lo do their part. If every man
will work like democratic success
depended on hint wo will elect the
whole ticket.
There will not he as many inde
pendents on the 4th of September
ss now.
Palestine Aug, 11th
TIM !>■».
Miss Sallie Kagsdule, of Haynes,
spent last week with friends and
relatives here.
Mrs. Scott, of Forrest City,
accompanied by her son Peyton,
mother of our “one James L. Scott”
spent a few days here last wcek
J. Nelson, the latter partner and
head bookkeeper of tho enter
prising firm ofScott A NcUou, is
quite sick this week.
Mrs. S. P. McDaniel and little
son Charlie, und Mrs Kate Porkius
and little son left Saturday to
spend a few weeks in the blue
grass regions of Kentucky.
Wo are glad to notice that the
infant baby of Prof. Geo.L. Jackson
is much better, after such a seyere
attack of bronchitis.
Mi Williams, a polite and hand
some hardware man, representing
the old and reliable house of
Orgill Bros A Co, of Memphis,
was here Tuesday and sold Scott
& Nelson a nice line of goods.
Dr J. A. Williams, of Haynes,
w-as up a number of times this
week ou professional business.
Polities are geting warm here.
The white people are for Hamilton
and the “negroes” for Wintbrop.
Where is Wilson’s votes? We
guess all the sorehead Candidates,
are going to vote for thcmsolvos.
We noticed in last week’s “New
Era” whore some backwoods cor
respondent gave tho Memphis
Avelanche the “infamous lie” in
referring to somo wbool. Wo think
such shows more “cheek” than
brains.
Quite a number ot Dotn young,
and old people gathered on tho'
banks ofL/anguillclast Woduesday j
and enjoyed quito a nice time iii|
tbe way of a fish try and bruuswick
stew. Among the older ladios
present we noticed Mrs. 11. Evans
and Mrs. Scott, who declared it
was the first enjoyment of the:
kind they had witnessed since the j
war.
The Serenadars wish to return
thanks for the cordial reception
shown them at each and every
place they visited Satuiday night
Also for the grapes, wine, ico
cream, and cake, sod many other
nice things. Although some of
the boys lost a horse and buggy, |
they took it easy and seemed to
have had a real good time.
Aug 1 ^
Owing to the length of tuat
“answer Irons the state candidates.”
We havo decided not to publish it.
We have pasted it up at the post
[office, however, and all who desire
may read it. It is an able answer
andjustsueh as any thinking man
I would make to theso demands.
Tu« Forrest Citt Times job
office is proud of its work when
compared to that dono in Mem
phis, Little Kock or any of the
cities. She stands in the front now
for fino work and reasonable
prices. All kinds of printing
neatly and quickly executed. Send
In your orders.
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IK'IE’r c ash; TIMKS.
As I feel very calm and my
mind is unrufled and am thoroughly
in a good humor, I thought it a
good time to wrilo a few words in
answer to my friend “Billy” who
is a good man and well liked by
all his neighbors as a citizen and
an officer. We claim however,
that he is falible just liko the rest
ot us, and just as liable to go wrong.
Still he is a good fellow and we
should bo sorry to see him defeated
for justice of the peace. There is
principle involved, however, and
wo cannot as democrats, go boyond
what we think is right and just.
We have no harsh words for
“Billy” but will just say that if he
runs on the independent ticket, be
will be handsomely defeated. Old
Griggs township is largely demo
cratic in politics and will do all
in her power to lawfully down all
independents. “Public office is a
public trust,” and we are going to
fill all of them with good democrats.
They are the friends to the work
ing man.
Ciops are good. Health not so
good.
There was a barbucucat Widner’s
Thursday all candidates wore
invited but no speaking was per
mitted.
The democrats met at the school
houso and organized a democratic
club.
Swamper Jack,
Two Bottles Cure KhsuinatUm.
Uoi'oiiton, Ark , June 4, 'H7.
I cheerfully state the following facts
in regard to the use <>f your medicine
in my family. My little son, 14 years
of age, suffered from an acute attack of
rheumatism, caused by undue exposure
and chilling of the blood. I heard your
remedy highly recommended, and pur
chased one bottle of Moncrief & liro.,
Prescott Ark. In about one mouth af
ter using this bottle, he became so much
better that I bought the second bottle,
which is now being used, and my son is
nearly well, and I think by removing
him to a cooler summer Climate (which
1 will do) and continuing its use, per
fect cure will be effected. I consider
U II I* a most excellent blood puritier.
Ciias. II.Titus,
[7-ll-Xt] It It Agt., Uroughton, Ark.
PA1AXSTINE TIMES.
A meeting of tho citizens of
Prairio township was held at the
School house in Palestine, on
Thursday, tho 9th inst., for the
purpose, of organizing a demo
cratic club. Dr. D. H. Slayton
was called to the chair, and J.
Tunstall acted us secretary.
Tho Secretary read the following
resolutions, viz.
1st. Resolved, That this organiz
ation be known as the Prairie
Township Democratic Club of St.
Francis County and that all legally
qualified voters may become
members thereof by subscribing to
these resolutions.
2nd Resolved, That wo the un
dersigned members of said Club
do acknowledge and assert our
belief in Democratic principles
and that it is our duty, as American
citizens, to support said principles
by every honorable and legal
means in our power.
3rd Resolved, That in the for h
comiug election we will heartily
support tho National and Stale
tickets of the regular Democratic
conventions.
4th Rosolvcd, That in County
affairs wo ask the co-operation of
ail thinking mon and our tax
paying neighbors to aid us in
saving tho county from tho curse
of incompetent or selfish office
seoKers.
After each motion hail been
adopted separately, and all col
lectively, there were forty five
gentlemen came forward and
affixed their signatures to tho
document.
On motion the chairman then
appointed the followinggontlonsen
to servo asab executive committee:
J. L. Harvey—H. J. Goram—Wm.
Young—R. R. Woods—John Slutts
—H. A. Martin—W. M. Partridge
—John lliggens—T. R. Burnett.
Said Committee will meet at
Palestine every Monday evening.
Tho Club then adjourned to meet
at Palestine evening at four o’clock.
J. Tunstall,
Secty.
MAXI FOLD KNOWLEDGE.
John Calvin, the first title in Vol.
VII. of Alden's Manifold Cyclopedia,
occupies seven pages, and Cevennes,
the last title, the name of the chief
mountain range iu the South of France,
is given nearly one page. Between
these there are over 600 pages, includ
ing considerably over 100 illustrations,
devoted Ij topics in every department
of human knowledge, for instance:
Calw, a manufacturing town in
Wurtemberg, 11 lines s|>aee; Calypso,
in Grecian legend, 6 lines; Calyx (iu
botany), 30 lines; Cam (a river), « lines;
Camaidolites (a religious order), 10
bu s; Cambridge University,5 1.2 pages;
Cainbvses (King of tbe Meiles; half
page; Camel (quadruped, 3 pages;
Camera (in optics), 3 pages; Canada, 8
pages; Canal, 3 pages; Caucer, 4 pages;
Carbonifereous System (in geology), 3
pages; Cards (playing), 4 pages. Car
pentry (10 illustrations), 5 pages;
Catalectic (in jioetry), 2 lilies, and so on.
These few specimens indicate the won
dt.ful variety and comprehensiveness
of the knowledge embraced within the
scope of the work. It is an ordinary
Cyclopedia of Universal Knowledge,
and an Unabridged Dictionary of
language in oue, the editorial work
being in skillful bauds, the mechanical
work, paper, printing and binding, all
that one can reasonably wish, the form
convenient lieyoud all precedent in
works of reference, and the cost so
trivial as to astouish even those who
have been familiar with the remarkable i
accomplishments of Alden's “•Literary
Revolution.” It is probably better
than any other Cyehqiediaor Dictionary
adapted to popular use. The publisher
sends specimen pages free to anv
applicant or specimen volumes, which
may be returned, bound iu cloth for 50
cents; or half Morocco 85 cents, postage
10 cents. John B. Akoen. Publisher,
:?>:t IVarl St., Xe" York, or tils Clark
St.. Chicago 4
SEARCY COLLEGE,
BALE AND FEMALE.
Tall T»rm Open' Bonilay.Sfpirmhfr Id, 1"'<
FACULTY.
W. II. Tharp. President- book-keeping,
geology ami astronomy.
W. II. Wilder, l'.8. Military Academy.
West Point higher mathematics and
military tactics.
Mrs. Judkins Rain, Massachusetts state
Normal—Latin, moderu languages *
literature.
ltev. B. M. Faris. IIani|>den Sytlney Col
lege Va.—Greek, ethics & psychology
Mary L.Cousar,Female Institute.Som
erville. Term.—belles-lettres and low
er mathematics.
Fr< derick A. Juuy,Oxford, Miss.—phys
ics, zoology and chemistry.
Mr-s Bettic Hives, p.nk ‘s Training
drool. Chicago—Principal primary de
partment.
Mrs. Frederick A. Juny, Female Insti
tute. Somerville, Tenn.— the English
branches.
Miss Ilortense Lowe. Monroe school of
Oratory,, liosti>n—Elocution.
Miss Elvie T. W. Cocke. St. Mary's,
Memphis—instrumental music.
Miss Libbie Pegan, New England Con
servatory, Boston—vocal music.
Miss Julia A. Collins, Cooper's Insti
tute. New York—Art.
Rev. J. W. Harris, Southern Bapt Theo
logical Seminary. Louisville. Ky. —
Lecturer on Biblical history.
J. M. Jelks. M. I).,—Lecturer on Phys
iology and Anatomy.
Mis. \V. 14. Tharpe—Matron.
The morality and culture of the com
munity'. added to the accessibility and
houlthfulness of the tow n, make Searcy
one of tire most desirable locations in
the Soutli for a college. Send for Cata
logue. W. II. Thaup. Principal.
Searcy, Ark.
TIME CARD.
TIME OF DEPARTURE IS GIVEN.
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LITTLE HOCK A MEMPHIS It. H.
TRAINS WEST.
Ho. 1. Passenger......9:15 p.m.
Ho. 3. Express and Pass'ng'r,9;2> a.m.
No. 5. Freight.8:50 a.m.
TRAINS EAST.
Ho. 2. Express and Pass'g'r, 6:50 p.m
Ho. 4. Passenger...5:55 a. m
Ho. 6. Freight.4:05 p.m
C. L. Eggleston, Agent.
ST. LOUIS, IHOH MOUNTAIN & S
TRAINS SOUTH.
Passenger train.11:30 a.m
905 Freight.3:40 p.m
TRAINS NORTH.
Passenger.4:35 p.m
90« Freight.7:45 A.m
Helena accommodation leaves every
day. at 7 a.m., and arrives from Helena
at '6.30.
Trains 905 and 906 do not run south
ef Forrest City.
C.~L. Eggleston. Agent.
LODUU8.
Gen. Forrest Lodge Ho. 33, K. of
P.—Meets the first and third Tuesdays
in each month. S. VV. Stillman, C. C.;
S. M. Blalock, K. R. of 8.
Pat Cleburne Division Ho. S,
K. ok P., Uniform Hank—Meets sec
ond Friday night in each month. Drills
every Wednesday night. J. II. Avery,
captain; Ellis Turley, recorder.
Forrest City I/iihik Ho. 19H. F. &
A. M.—Meets first and third Thurs
days in each month. G. P. Taylor, W.
M ; II. P. Dooly, Sec.
Forrest City Chapter Ho. GO,
Hoval Arch Masons.—Meets fourth
Friday in each month. R. J. Wil
u.ams. II. 1\; E. Turley, Sec.
St. Francis Lodge Ho. 492, K. of
II.—Meets first and third Fridays in
each month. O. B. Hollwage, I).; J. T.
Fondren. leporter.
Forrest City Lodge Ho. 829, K. &
L. ok II.—Meets first and third Mon
days in each month. Mrs. Jennie E.
ltul I wage. Proct.; J. T. Fondren, Sec.
ApolloCotnmandery. Ho. 11. K. of T.
meets III regular conclave the fourth
14th) Thursday ill each mouth.
J. B. Ct'MMI nos, E. C.
W..J. Matthews, Recorder.
'ril UCOUHTM.
County Court meets tlrst Mondays in
January, April, July and October of
each year.
J’robate Court meets third Mondays
in January, April, July and October of
each year.
The Circuit Court convenes on the
eighth Monday after the third Monday
in February and August of each Year.
Tax Collecting begins January 1,
and ends April in.
Assessing begins June 5 and ends
July 21. _
CITY BIRIX'TOBY.
Mayor.lion. O. b. Itollwage
Marshal.F. M. Folbre
Recorder.J. T. Fondren
Treasurer...1.W. F. llorney
City Attorney.N. W. Norton
HOAKD OF AI.DKUMEN.
Dr. K. Stone. James M. Stewart, John
II. Cole, V. b. Izard, J. W. Ingrain.
< II l lt( HUH.
Presbyterian Church.—Rev. S. I.
Reid, pastor. Services every second
and fourth Sunday in each month, at
11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Prayer-meeting
every Tuesday night at 7:30. Sab
bath school at 9 a.m. The public is
cordially invited to attend.
M. E. Church, South.—.1. Mar
shall Dempsey, preacher. Services
every Sunday, at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.
Prayer-meeting every Thursday night
at 7:80. Sabbath school at 9:80 a.m.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend.
Baptist Church.—Rev. J. .1. Tay
lor, pastor. Services every Sunday
at 11 o’clock a.m. and 8:15 p.m.
Prayer-meeting every Wednesday
night at 7:30. Sabbath school at 9:30
a.ra. The public is cordially invited to
attend._
SCHOOL. BOARD.
Seventh District.—James Fussell,
President; H. P. Gorman. Secretary; I,.
Itollwage. W. II. McDaniel, J. W.
Wynne. A. M. Neeley, directors._
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TENNESSEE.
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Accommodations and prices to suit
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C. Goodwin,
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Bald trailDialer, at 50 eta a Bottla Trial SiutSrta
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Call f.r a tap# af Sa* Baot. "Our Familr Traablatoi.
la to. toad at all atnrw, =r Mat Ft. 1*9 aani .lamp.
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BIRMINGHAM, - ALABAMA.
The SMITH IMPROVED GIN. SMITH IIl'LLER GIN. SELF FEED
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kvkrv machine sold cnder a ecu- warranty, als<> manufacturers agent,
for ENGINES, ROILEltS AND PRESSES Oui HullerGin. or roughly gath
ered cotton, is ahead of all others. Write for dwn ilplive eatahwiie and prices.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
LIQUOR * DEALERS
535 Main Street, N. W. Cor. Talbot,
MEMPHIS, : : TENN.
(ff'Special attention given to the Jug Trade, and orders solicited. Parties
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avoid opening a multitude of small accounts, not doubting the willingness or
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Courses. FAYETTEVILLE, ARK. Advantages.
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III Mil II til
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COST COST
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Not wishing to carry over
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offer, for the next 30 days,
our entire stock of Summer
Goods at Eastern Cost.
Come at once, and avail
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Lime, Cement & Fire Brick
We are respectfully,
BECKER & LEWIS.
CLARA CONWAY INSTITUTE,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
ENROLLMENT LAST TERM, 326.
Thorough and progressive. New and elegant Buildings. Beautiful grounds
rwenty-nine teachers, Irom leading American colleges Well furnished Gym
nasium. lu charge of au experienced instructor. Conservatory of music and
elocution. Studio of art. Lessons in house-keeping.
Catalogues arc at the store of Fussell, Graham & Co.
T. F. BRENNAN,
Liquor dealeS
48 lame aai 309 S:coa4 Street,
MEMPHIS, : : TENNESSEE.
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I!"’V 1
Senrcy. Aik.. J. \v. Shipp A ,, "°l
instructor \ auderbilt Lniveriif.’n *
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paitiaent Vanderbilt l'niveisif.u **
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pervision of an nicer, h r n "1’
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H. W. WINTHROP
STILL O.l TOP. WPTN A TULL LlN( 0,
Fine Cigars. Tobaccos. lied-Ib,. r
der. Cider Cocktail*. Haul ami sw,
( uler. Lemonades and ail kind. J
Summer drinks. *
Royal Champagne Cider. Amm.iu
Ginger Ale. English Club s„ia i*'?
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W INKS:
Port, Sherry. 8mpj*rnnit<r. (%»a*u
blackberry, Misti, and other kinds. i
CHAS. DELANO,
Ceneral Blacksmith
Carnap Boilta & WetdsorlKt
All kind* of l’hkrk.sniiWiint' Wmu
work. Horse-shoeing, etc. at ,**<*.
able rates. Call and examine my
New Ground I»iow
The Rest Made.
fitrrlnse Hu tiding a Mpeciali*
WNEW SHOPS In Northwest part
of town, near Havens Sawmill.
D. kingT
General Merchant,
Goodwin, Ark.
Keeps a first-class stock of the nice*
freshest goods ever brought to Goodwin’
Consisting of everything usually kept
in a first class General Merchkndii*
establishment.
Or' 11 igbest market price paid for cot
ton and country produce.
W'Give me a call and get bargain!.
Prices as low as the lowest.
D. STORMAN.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
UP STAIRS
Over Circuit Clerk’s Ufa.
Suits Made to Order. Cut
ting and making, Cleaning an!
Repairing done on short notice.
All work guaranteed to give sat
isfaction.
HUNTSVILLE
Female College,
lltltlUVill*-. .4 lit lift I1IM.
TIIIRTV-NI NTH SESSION
Ilegina Wednesday, Septemlier 5, 1888.
lluildiiigs greatly enlarged and newly
improved. Healthy, well furnished,
full faculty. All department*of fenmie
edtieation thoroughly tauglit. with Ste
nography and Type-Writing us new ad
ilitions. A Christian home for pupils.
For Catalogue or special information,
apply to Uev. A. H. Jones. I».l> LL.1>
| 7-7-2iii ] President.
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