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The Forrest City times., 1888-05-26

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The Forrest City times., 1888-05-26

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 T. D Carr. several years 2 cit zen 0f oar cogBty. die4 from ile effects Of cancer in thc Eoes Mon day. He has suffered zIl the ago n5es kn0wn 10 humanity, and had oar synaVa;hy during hI- illness Now He transfer if % the bere2Tss relatives. His must have been 6 ierrsbse d5sea-e. and no doubt to iirn, death Ess welcome relief The elegant new stock just opened q Y. B. lard { Co.'S con sists Of the latest styles In Ladies Drcss Goods, Gents Furnishing Goods. Dry Goods, Clothing Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes and big Iine of groceries and general raer. ! chandise. Everything fresh, and prices Estonishiugiy low The public ls invited 10 examine ihis beautifai line Of goods.
 A most extensIve 1ns Of Hes and beautiful coo ing. and Hsatlre Stoves, Tiuwars. etc has just been received at E. T. HsrpeFs store As he makes sree1aities of these goods, be is prepared to sell them at marvellous loE prices Every thang has been marked ! 3wn to , the lowest Notch. He invites the pubic 10 call and examine his goods. and he convinced he wii. sell them at rock bottom 6gures
 Oar county seat will always be a little town until those dIiches are
 filled up and ihe citizens throw out inducements, In the way 0i pubiic improvements for the Dew
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 Have yoa ordered your Spring Suiis. Il not we will advise you to 1 call at FasseiI, Graham < Cos and examine the most extensive and
 beautiful line Of sarsplcs of goods | for Spring and Summer Clothing that has ever been shown iu this eity. They represent reliable .aiI0rs and having been iu the business SIX years are prepared to gnaSaniee first grade goods and g perfeci fit at lowest prices. Call
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 purchasing elzsv here,
The Forrest City times., 1888-05-26
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! III Sharp. Physicians and Drug glst. Wynne. -ATs-. writes 1 have sold [ (. C. C. Certain Call Care to haolre' 'is | of emploges. Oa tbe Memphis and Bald Knob R. x. aud citizens in Cgass Couu- tY. and l don't knOw of failure tq cure -I could get as many certificates as have uHtses-
 Sold by Il. Evans & Co.
The Forrest City times., 1888-05-26
am . sEe Notice

All parsoe. indebted 10 the estate Of F C. Dye, deceased, are hereby notified to call on V B. Izard and make settlements Of their accounts, he being my authorized agent
 Mrs. F.. C DTE.
 Admiuistratrix Forrest City, Aprii 5lh, lsss. If.
The Forrest City times., 1888-05-26

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The Forrest City times., 1888-05-26
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The Forrest City times., 1888-05-26

OON ' Lang Disease. fl yoa have Cough CT Gold, or the ehlldrea are threAteIed with Cros DOT W hopping Congh, use Aekers Ezgllsh Remedy and pEeYsrs further tronbse. IL i. s positive curss and we guarantee ii. Pries 10 and soe Fl. Evans Se Co.
 You will do well to write to A. 4. Stone Little Rock, Ark for 8 catalogue of the Little Rock Com noreial College which IS without 2 doubt the best Commercial College ID the South.
 The school election m district No. {, resulted in the election of J. '. Green, a negro. But, through some mistake, the election is said to have been illegal. Try it again, gentlemen
 PoR SALE.-Two G0-saw Gin Feeders and Condensers, one 60- saw Milburn Gin, and one Ajax Cotton Press. All secondhand and in good condition. Reason for selling, this machinery is t1 small for my use. Impure st my mill; All kinds of rough lumber I awed to order on short notice. C II HAvEys-
The Forrest City times., 1888-05-26

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When yoH do not receive your paper regularly please notify your postmaster and this office &t once, as unless Ue knOw the facts, ~e can not prescribe The remedy.
The Forrest City times., 1888-05-26
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Nevada County picayune., 1888-11-21
ATHLETIC GIRLS.
Their Brilliant success as Performers In the
 Lawn Tennis Court.

Ten or fifteen years ago no man would have believed 1t possible thai girls-that race of whose aptitudes Tom Tulliver entertained so disparag- ing an estimate could ever have be- come such brilliant performers in the lawn tennis court. Even among men less prejudiced than the young hero oi "The Mill on the Floss. it had alway. been an article of faith that women ''can neither throw nor leap.' and that the day would never come when q tennis bat wielded by q female arm would really and truly strike a ball instead of "spoonlng' it. They knew not what could be done with the female tennis player by merely catching hor young" The girls who have learned their tennis in the school room, so to speak, who began this game at the age when they began their scales" and "exercises,' are very often nowadays n match for their brothers. And of power has been born grace, which, in- deed, If 1t does not always spring from power must always havo power for one of its parents. No ono who has ever seen a really skilled competi- tor in "ladie3' tournament' but will at once retract and apologize for the impious word awkward" and "un- feminate" if any such islanders have over passed his lips. Lawn tennis has now fairly won its title to be con sidered a fitting game not merely for "young men and children but for ''old men Cor at any rate middlc-aged mem and maidens' also. have said my say on behalf of the latter, and as to the former they, if they are sensible men, are hardened against ridicule. Why may they not as le@itimately breathe themselves, though unskilled, on the tennis court, as grasp the crab catching oar or mount the unaccus- toned horse? Aquatic and equestrian facilities, moreover. a"o less easily come by than the opp pI'slu tj.s in these days for a bout tt lawn tunnis. -ER- 9liSh Illustrated Ntgrg 1gc.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-11-21
SWEET ROSE-JAR SCENTS.
A Cheap and simple Way of Maising n
 House OIOrous.


 A delightful perfume for halls and parlors in dwelling houses or hotels can be easily procured, and it is such 8 pure yet delicious odor that it charms every one It is simply rose jar, which should be opened for about one hour every morning and then carefully closed. A writer in an English con temporary describes the best method for stocking the jar, aa ], in doing it, suggests that the preparation of the rose stock should bs detailed to the care-t taking member of the family, who never forgets any thing. Gather the rose petals in the mJrning; let them stand in d cool place; toss them up lightly for one hour to dry, theu put them in layers, with 7tlt prilHlsi over each layer, in a large covered dish -a glass butter dish i5 3 convenient re- ceptacle You can add to this for several mornings till you have enough stock from one pint to n quart, according to the size Of the jar; stir every morning, and let the whole stand for tea dtys. Then trans fer it to a glass frait jT in the bottom of which you hlve p,arti t,so odncea of ulispice cor'}ty ErpinI 3ld a. much stick cinltlDl J'pIh1 1Jttsely. This may now stand for six weeks, closely coEeral Wlal 1t is rally for the permanent jar, NAiah nay pc as pretty as y0Ir inga1liy cln devise or your means pureAaie. Tho" with double co"crs arc the best; aa very pretty ouo, ia tas oIas-and-" lit' Jap anose ware, holding over a quart, can be bought fot il fe@ sliilings,
 Hove roady ou1 oSl'a tte'iot cloves, allspico, ciauIu)l .4t maee, all ground Ono, iinej. ola ounce of orris root, bruised and shredded; two ounces of lavender n1N1'j ,tl1 8mali quan- tity Of any otl'' .'...9..'1''i dried nowcrs or ha'pt a4 x Z, 't .s' and put into the e'li 'itst t.y r5 with the r1se-stD'5 al ! .s.J irJp4 Of oil oi rose. ga?lliIn. D. Fplpt aud pour over the w'i).2 0t'-3 lT,.' pint oi good o,to:a r4~.r. . ti.' years, tholgI fr3.a ..at.'1 iat.it.n.y add a little lay2l totot .tl.'.l'@'t~ater, or any nic p3'i1n3, t1455a seasons a few fresh tp3 43.t.7. Y3t wiil de. rive D sat ss..lt f.tt. a4i 'Ioor only to b. e,tipt''I '5 ltppt owners of gi a.s4r Jtl. .t r' nal EA pfcoS
Nevada County picayune., 1888-11-21
FATf1 ANC FifGCi)E.

If wornls attacK tho boxes of honey that have Deol .'5n wed from the hive they sho;ild b. id l sbsod with sulphur and then well aircl
 When potatoei Ire we'll riponed no advantage will b. found by leaving them in the ground. but if left there may be serious loss by rotting.
 The intelligent farmer, by keeping a record, or by remembering what he has applied to each field, is able to feed his land with much greater econ- omy than he who pays no attention to what has been applied to the field.
 Rice Meringue: One cupful of hot, boiled rice, three cur'uls of milk, three- fourths of cupful of sugar, one table spoonful of corn-slarch, the yelks of two eggs, and olo teaspoonful of vanilla. Heat tho rest and add rice. Bake and add melinguo of whites of two eggs.
 Tomato Catsup: Take u dozen ripe tomatoes, add to them one pint vinegar. one cup sugar. one tablespoon each of salt. allspice, cinnamon, cloves, and pepper; two green peppers, and two onions. Chop all fine and let simmer until thick.
 If it pays for man to have his own food cooked that it may be the more quickly eaten and easily digested, why not also cook the food for farm animals, particularly for the hog, an animal said to have a stomach more nearly resem- bling that of man than has any other domestic animal.
 In early fall a great many prema- ture and affected apples are con- stantly falling to the ground. The best of these will pay to dry in the evapor' ator, and will not only furnish evapor' ator apples for home use. but also a very profitable marketable product. Ii the orchard Is so inclosed that hogs car be turned in and out at any time, the inferior wormy fruit can be eaten by them, and a great many destructive in sects destroyed
 Chocolate Cream Pudding: Bake in layers, cake made of one and one half cupfuls of sugar, one-half of cupful of milk, two cupfuls of -four the whites of four eggs beaten stiff one and one-half teaspoonfuls of bak ing powder. Spread with boiled Icing made with whites of two eggs. Take out half the icing and add to it one fourth of cake of melted chocolate aud spread with dark icing and with the white over each layer.
 Tho sanitary condition of child's sleeping-room should be as near per feet as it is possible to make 1t. Il must be so situated that the direct rays of the sun can enter for a certain period each day. Its internal arrange ments should be of the simplest char actor consistent with convenience. Al little furniture as possible should bt the rule, and comparatively bare wall' and floors are far healthier than wher adorned with pictures and covered with carpets. A stationary basin draining into the sewer Is positivel. forbidden.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-11-21
our Re1ia 61S
 $4 PANTS

Cut and.madc to order-every pair guaran teed to fit perfectly and wear well, From the LOOM 10 the CONSU MFR direct. No miGdlo mems profits We save the com mission-housc, jobber's, and retailcrs.proiits thus enabling us to give to the customer fashionable garments of superior quality at first cost.
 Send for samples 48-inch linen tape measure, and instructions for mcasuring.- State what you want samples of.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-11-21
FOR SAL l!

One lot of one and one half acres in Glen vile. House with six rooms. celed and painted An necessary outhouses. A good orchard, small vineyard, q good garden. and well ofplenty ofas good water as can be found anywhere Also % acres adjoin- ing, abont 30 acres m pasture partly sod in bermuda grass 30 or 35 acres in cultivation, and about p acres of timber, well watered
 A good church and school house in the place. School from to 6 months in the year. Price SG00, one fourth cash; balance in one, two and three years, with interest," Also one steam engine, gin and grist mli good gin house plenty of water with tcn acres of land. Saturdays grinding amount, to 60 to 30 bushels. and gins from POO to 5u0 bales of cotton each year, all in good repair Will sell all or one half interest in the Mill property, on easy terms. Have alse other lands in the neighborhood to sell. Al offered at bargain. Any one wanting {" buy can address me at Glenville, Neya da county, Ark. J J McLURE.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-11-21
COVER THY l NAKEDNEsS.
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Suits and overcoats made tu order for Sl5 Believing the people understand the advan- tuge- of dealing direct with the manufactu- Ter we have added q complete custom cloth ing'departmeht to our mills and can pro- duce goods N hich for perfect fit, correct style and superior finish cannot be cqualled,
 We will ship C. Q. D. and allow the GUS tomer to examine and try on garments be- fore paving for them.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-11-21
The Old Mans Mistake.

Mrs. Hendricks was entertaining some ladies at a select litsle i've Q clock tea, and Bobby, who hal ba4a oXcsp. tionally we'll beatvol wA5 il hjgh feather
 Ma he slid. pplit ". a' refresh. ments were being sa'yaI, mty hlve some tongue, pie lse?'
 "Thore isn't .ny tohgu, Bpoby."
 That's funny" com ae".1 Bobby. "i heard pt say ths.u sS'G,i J} sOta 0! u "--N I. S4A
Nevada County picayune., 1888-11-21
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And ifyou will mention this paper We will send them free.
 Dpt ptonshirc Woolen Mills.
 W. C. Jones. Ag't.;
 49 Summer St,
 Boston, Mass.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-11-21
CUR REV pROuiY POWER PRESS
A Well Equipped Job Office.

this enlightened every should take plenty and especially his home there agency potent press poor take and pty for his couny paper
 THE pICAYNE is thoroughly and heartily DEMOCRATIC in politics. will fu party, every this party proven friend e people especily the and has best national and State The right to crice and condemn all party and will be exercised occasion demands
 THE PCAYJNE is all home print. local paper, equipped and printed paper the press
  new mah cne job type latest designs, compose outfit
Nevada County picayune., 1888-11-21
SWORN CIRCULATION 1908.
STATE oF ARKANSAS, ! COUNTY OF NEVADA.

ARKANSAS,
 oF Personally appeared he Notary Public ly commissioned and aru !. ". Gardner Editor Cox PI'NCtE and of THE An' f CorNu ' e three months ending August 2d S8S, average lJ98 coIh NeeL !. V. GARDNER" IL. W. '. TolINx NIP
Nevada County picayune., 1888-11-21
A FTTTE AT2yY?EsI TsTNG MEDIUM.

Few pae offer be opportunity advertisers reach the ricutura than h vNE proven below ing its
Nevada County picayune., 1888-11-21

"The compound oxygen treatment Drs Starkey X Palcn, No 1929 Arch Street Phil adelphia have been using for the last seven teen years, is scientific adjustment of the elements of oxygen and nitrogen magnetized and the compound is so condensed and made portable that it is sent all over the world.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-11-21

For consumption, asthma, bronchitis, dys- pepsia, catarrh, hay fever, headache, de bility, rheumatism, neuralgia and all chronic and nervous disorders.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-11-21
NEW CURRENT TESTIMONY.
For Sciatica.

. Years. Chicago, Ill. May 2i, 1888.
 was given up by doctors 3 years ago and had to use . eruteh for sciatie Khsumatsm: suffered about years; first application st Jacobs oil rs- usvsd; two bottles cured. GEORGE 4. ROSE.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-11-21

Doctors Failed. Wyoming, nl, May 23, 'ss.
 Suffered with sciAtica about three years Sep: tried doctors without relief Tried three Appliea- lions of St JaeobS oil and cured No return of pain. ELIAS D. KbEIhh
Nevada County picayune., 1888-11-21

Drs Starkey X Palen have the liberte to refer to the following named well kuown persons who have tried their Treatment:
Nevada County picayune., 1888-11-21

Hon Wm D Kelley, member of congress Philadelphia Rev Victor l. Conrad, Editor Lutheran Observer, Philudflphia; Rev Chas w Cushing, D D Rochester N Y. Hon Vim Psnn Nixon, Editor Chicago Inter Ocean. w u Worthington, Editor New South, Bir- mih6hsm Ala. Judge k $ Noorhees, New York. Mr Frank Siddall merchant Phila- delphia. James Moore Supt Police Bland ford, Dorsetshire, England. Jacob Ward, Bowral, New South Wales. And thousands of others in every part of the United States.
 "Compound Oxygen-its Mode of Action and Results" is the title of new brochure of 200 pages, published by Drs Starkey X Palen, which glues to all inquirers full in formation as to this remarkable curative agent and record of several hundred sur prisng cures in wide range of chronic ca sss-rnany of them after being abandoned t. die by other physicians. Will be mailed free to any address on application. Read the brochure!
 DRS. STARkEY X FALLEN,
 529 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Penn.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-10-20

must tell you about my little boy six
years old. We all know how full OF life aud
activity little boys are az this age how they
VIII romp and play around the house from
morning till night and WHIT IN you put them to
bed how quickly they drop 10 sleep and alt
through the night their limbs will be quietly
resting ready on the morrow for another
romp. Now my little boy would be just as
tired in the morning as In tie evening. his
sleep seemed 10 do him no good all through the
night he would toss and tumble upon his lit
tie bed and often I'm the night | would hear
little pitiful means as IL he was in pain.
Many times through the day he would come
IN me and say that he had "euch humping
right here laying his little hand on his breast.
My brother who was visiting at our place
urged me 10 get bottle OF Mr.. kilmer's
Ocean-Wccd Heart Rene iy, saving that he
knew IL was an excellent medicine, a. he was
cured by taking IL few years ago. resoly-
ed TO follow his advice and procured a bottle
at the drug store, which l commenced TO
give TO my son and before he had taken all OF
IL h, could sleep peacefully all through the
night and was ready In the morning 10 Join
his playmates for whole day sport. lie has
taken In all but two bottles and the pain
around his heart has gone, the palpitation has
stopped aud instead OF weak slender little
boy lac has grown To be strong and healthy
fellow
i earnestly recommend 10 all who suffer
from that "drcad disease" 10 use DIR. kilmer's
Ocean-Wced Heart Remedy,
Sincerely yours, Mrs. Joseph Hoax,
Gait, Whiteside County, Ill.
To-s. A. Kilmer. NJ. d., Binghamton, n. Y.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-10-20

A Black Friday. day. when n per-
son Il first seriously attacked with rhcuma-
tism, may well be termed black one; but II
be uses Salvation Oil In time. be will soon tc
able 70 speak Of Good Friday" IL Is the
greatest cure on earth for pain.
The butcher does have some funny express
sions he told his assistant the other day e.
break the bones In Mr.. Williams chops, and
put Mr. Smiths RIBS In the basket for him,
and tell Mrs. Black 10 take DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup for her cold.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-10-20
sweeping the Markets like nm AVA
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The most remarkable thing in business lines is
The Moxie Company, in Lowell II 10 said the
sales In little more than two years are over 1000
900 bottles. This liquid food is remarkable. II We
may believe what is said about II. Lately. the
athletes, actors aud actresses. and heavy business
men have taken 20 II like mad. Yesterday word
came from Maiden that Il had raised an old case
Of helpless paralysis, and another In Lowell. II
this IL Moxie Is all right with but little advcr
Using. Lately the U. 5. Courts have cleared out
the counterfeiters aud imltators, and people are
comparatively safe In buying H.. Anything IN the
liquid food line that can take The place OF stImu
lants, without harm, a beverage. Is particularly
welcome The Company made hit by putting IL
at low price.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-10-20
Children Starving TO Death

On account OF their inability TO digest food viii
find most marvellous food and remedy in
SCOTS Emulsion OF Pure Cod Liver OF with
Hypopbosphies. Very palatable and easily di.
gesicd. Dr. S. w. coHES. OF Waco, Texas, says :
II have used your Emulsion In lnfantile wasting
with good results. II not only restores wasted
tissues, but gives strength and increases the ap.
petite. ] ann Glad TO use such reliable article"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-10-20

VARIOUS ynp4ilcsc towns are Duliassk !. ~
ter works. the Toxic works having proved
80 successful.