The Forrest City times., 1889-11-02

Fevers of every type, from the shaking agies of the North and West. to the raging levers of the tOrrid climate. It is the same, health restoring. medicine sold and guaranteed bv C. F. Hinton.
 Our old-timc friend, W. B. Crock. cit, formerly of Haynes, now of Tcrncsscc, has boon winding np his fairs in that town during the week just passed. He gave us a pleasant call Monday evening, and spoke vory highly of our paper. He is reading law, and may return to Arkansas whom hc becomes a fnll-Acdged lawyer. We wish h,m succcss.
 George W. Lane, who drcw Sl5,. 900 m tho Louisiana State Lotte. ", has purchased ull of Prof James W. Stuart's property northeast of town, including the famous Stuart Springs. Tho price pad was s3,. 200 cash. Now. if Mir. Lane will improve the springs, md advertise them, he will not only do this county a service, but such a course would, perhaps, be mndo a pccuni- ary benefit to h,mscIt.
 Goodbar < Go. of Momphis, sell boots and shoes to merchants only. They handle no shoddy goods and guarantee every invoice to bc as represented. Citizens contempla. ing purchasing boots and shoes should ask their merchant for Goodbar X Co.'S goods. Merchants will find it to their interest to handle goods from the Old Reliable stabiishment. Prices are remark able for lowncss.
 Last year tho Methodist Church Tt th,s place failed to make good showing at the Annual Confer cnco. Last Sunday morning Rev. w. D. Kelley took up a collection, for various purposes, of sl6O-the amount assessed against this church bc,ng 9l65. Glad to see that the membership is this much aroused to duty. Forrest City IS getting out of the stumps, and we take 1t the promp, response is also Il com. pliment to tho pastor in charge.
 A good iokc is told on Forrest City lad who attended the Trades Display last week at Li,tlc Rock He became "brokc," and boarding very crowded street car played the role of conductor quite suce ess- fully, and made several parties who would otherwise havc been dead hcadS, pIask up 5 cents each, when he stepped off, and immediately "sct 'cm mp" to tho boys. This young mans failure in life will not bc on account of . lack of check. Change is ono of tho irresistible laws ot nature, and fortunately the change is almost invariably for tho better. As m instance of this, St. Patrick's Pills arc fast taking, tho place of tho old harsh and vio- lent cathartics. because they are m,ldcr and produce a plcasantcr effect; besides they arc much more beneficial m removing morbid mat tor from the system and prevent ing aguc and other malarious dis cases. As cathartic and liver pill they arc almost perfect. For sale by II. Evans < Co.
 Parents should be careful that their children do not contYact colds during tkc fall or wintcr months. Such colds weaken the lnngs and air passages, making the child much moro likely to contract other colds during the winter. It is ths sue. ccsaion of colds that causcs ca tarrh and bronchitis, or pavcs the way for consumption. Should a cold be contracted, lose mo time, but cure u as quickly as possible. A ffty cont bottle of Chamberlain $ Cough Remedy will euro my cold ,n a few days, and leave tho rcspi- rntovy organs sound and healthy.
 For salc by H. Evans & Co.
 The Anderson Hat Company, ot Memphis. Tenn. 32O Main street, Exclusive Matters, have recently had brnnd made to their order, which they guarantee to be as rep rese nted. The Anderson Buck skin Felt" hat is tho best hat on Inc market, and upon tr,al, if it don't prove to be the best hst over sold for tho money, return it to your merchant and get your money back. ThIs company Is an cxclneive wholesale firm and they sell to Merchants oMty. Do not takc any other, but insist upon getting the Buekskfn. Every hat will wesr like Baekskin leather. Ncws arrived hero Tuesday night that Punk" Mcdaniel had accidentally shot and killcd . ne- gro named Nick Hnlloway. Tho cir |cumstanccs. as learned by us. arc a followss "Punh" was shooting a target ridc nt a letter on box car. Tho negro wss near the car, and b~hlnd somc bsles of cotton. "Pank" told tho negro to "lopk tout. and get oM of tho way" and thought he had done so, when hc fired. 'rke negro, instead of com- ing away, wont around and stepped into tho ear. The shot pierced tho car. and took effect ID tho ncgro's right lung. from which he expired in . very few minutcs. Esq. J. K. Richards was ssnt for and m in. quest held, whh . verdict in ac- cords~cc wkA tho facts. Tho youug man wAo done the skocting regrets tho accident deeply. It is said tho negro was . good boy. Al partiss hvs tho sYmpalky of friAn6x