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The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09

TIE TIMEs wishes to put itself right before the people in regard to the hog ordinance. It is claimed that the ortii- nance works hardship on the poor man. While we regret this feature of the law deeply, and would not say or do anything to trample upon the rights of the honest poor man, We think the law n good one, For the honest poor man we have the very highest regard; and We respect him and his opinions. We think the law Il good one, because it gives the town the appearance of having some respect; for itself We think it good, because the filth made by the hogs is gone. and our citizens are not dependent upon his hogshsp for sanitation. We think it mistaken idea that the hog is n any wise sinitarian. The wallow is worse than the decaying vegetation The hog is objectionable to the travel ing public, and gives our town a bad name abroad through their comment
 In short, we think the law a good one because 1t is benefit to every citizen in the county, in the long run, as it shows higher civilization, and henc, a desirable location. II cannot be said l that we favor the Law from selfish
 standpoint, or to gratify any whim, oI for spite. We would he recreant tc our best interests to do so, even had we the desire. It is claimed that ma 1 joriiy of the council now look upon the ordinance with disfavor. If this be true. they have it in their power t
 repeal the ordinance At any rate | though it may be unfair to few, it is | best for all; and. as this is Democratic
 we hope it will stand, regardless of oui ! friends who, on that account, stop their support to the best paper ever 1 published in the county.
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09
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The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09
100 Doses One Dollar

pI 1 only said Nrs Allsn was . vcry well Informed woman. and wished you would follow Der example"
 Ma Lss "Yes and last week yoa said yoa WisAed ] could manage to look ss stylish as Ars- Allen.- and she makes all her own slolhes Dut she hes what havenv"
 Mn. Lss. "well, che gcss all Of her informa- ton from the Magazine they take. admit that che knows all that is going on, and is bright and entertaining in conversation but could do as wsli e che do~s if had the same source of infosmAiicn. Shc lent mo the lAss number of heg Magazine lately. and learned mcer in one hear ssading. about various social matfep and the topics of the day, than would pick up iu amontA by ny occasional chats with fricnds- IL certainly eovers every topic of intercss, from the news of the day dova to tho details Of housekespine; 1; Evesy tiAe Mamie goss ovey to the Alisus' she oo0ss beck and tcases me to ecs you so take Drnossst's Family Magazine, as tho ssosses arc O good. Even the boys watch fof 1t evcsy mppth, as place is found for thssu also in ts psKrs and MT Ausn swears by n h is rvslly wonderful how it suits every memhcr of the family 1"
 Ma L.a. "well, perhaps had better send fos Q Specimen Copy for. if t Is anything Ike what you scy ts win Amuse and Instruct the whole of
 Aas Lss II ses that " Jeanings Demceese, the pHblishss. 10 kAAs ittA Street. New foek. is oeefax to ssnd epsrinsn Copy fos 10 esnts 60 ws can't ioss anything, as sach number ccnsains Pattern sAe nay cAoose. ap1 in any sdss .shic4 alone makes each copy worth g. csnfs and iast want . jacket pattern Ike Mn Alien'a fAe subscription priee ia only @ % . year; and nass ssy can't sse bow they can pubtaA = s1agAns Aagaxipe fog % littls monsy."
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09
Ayers Sarsapari||a,
 rRErAREn HY pr. J. c. Aver & Co.,, Lowell, Mass. Price $1; six bottles, sS. Worth 6 bottle,
HE SENT EIGHTY MILES FOR IT

|
 Milo Page, of San Bernardino, Cal OH Sept. 9. writes as follows:
 In 1858 1 was taken with bilious col ,c, being then seventeen years old. Yearly attacks followed. and at length they became more frequent.
 While prostrated by a severe attack friend induced me to take large dose of Walkers Vinegar Hitters, Old Style, prDbably four wine glasses full, In less than half an hour l was free from pain. followed this up with three wiue-glasses day-one. half an hour before each meal--until l used up the bottle.
 For over seven years l was perfectly free from bilious collie. but in the fall of 70 l was engaged in mining in Ne vada, and the coarse food ate brought on a sharp attack. l was far from any drug store, but despatched courier eighty miles for a bottle of Vinegar Bitters.
 When he returned 1 was unable tu speak, but put the bottle to my lips, took two swallows. and in twenty minutes the pain left me. l finished the bottle as before, taking three doses daily, and for nine years aitefward was perfectly free from the dreaded disease.
 \ month ago 1t returned. but trying he old remedy, Vinegar Bitteis, was cured. as before.
 I write this because you do not es pecally recommend Vinegar Bitters for bilious collie. Only those who havt suffered the agonies cf this disease. Cal understand hat Il boon il sure cure is and in Old Style Vinegar Bitters yot have the hest, and perhaps the only real remedy known.
 In reply to Mir. Page we will sa, that Vinegar Bittets cures hundreds oi diseases: we have not the space to cat alogue them, and perhaps If we pub lished them those unaequalnted by eX perience with our valuable remedy might doubt its efficacy still. as st many worthless preparations are thrust on the market, and puffed in so many extravagant ways.
 The fact remains, however, that those who have been accustomed to take Vinegar Bitters for any length of time are hale and hearty, whether they ar, young or old. Those who doubt an, fail to take 1t, are likely to fall into al manner of ailments. great and small Vinegar Bitters, both Old and New Styles, keep those who take them fresh fair, healthy and young looking, an, when we once gain customer, W, keep them always, like Mr. Page, wh' sent eighty miles for Vinegar Bitters and it was almost a ride for life.
 The New Style Vinegar Bitters is | beautiful. clear, dark reddish color and extremely pleasant to the taste.
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09


 lN Johnson county, few years ago, the Union Labor party swept things clean. Recently, when CncleH Jesse Harper stopped at Clarksville to make d Union Labor speech no one met him at the depot, and he failed to get an audience at all. Thus il is ali over the country. The misguided Union Labor men and Wheelers are seeing that it was intended to use them as tools for the Republican party, and they are filing back into the Democratic ranks, and by next election few indeed will be the third party votes cast by me II who were ever Democrats. Randolph Herald.
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09
That l.tttir Tic kllur

In your throat. which makes you cough once In while ana keeps you constantly clear ing your throat, arises from catarfh, and as catarrh Is a constitutional disease the ordi- nary cough medicines al! fal! to hit the spot. What you need is constitutional remedy like Hoods sarsaparilla. Many people who have taken this medicine for scrofula. dyspepsia. loss of appetite, and other troubles, have been surprised that il should cure this troublesome cough. But to know the actual cause of the cough k to solve the mystery. Many eases of con sumption can be traced back "a the neg feet of some such slight affection as this. Consumption can ha controlled In its early stages, and the effect of llood's Sarsapa- rilla in purifying the blood. building up the general health. and expeiling the serofu- .ous taiut which is the cause of catarrh and consumption. has restored to perfect health
 many parsons on whom this dreaded di- ss,ass seemed to have firm hold.
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09
MANFRED.

PARRISH VANl%ATTEN. On No. vember 2 Mir. Eugene Parrish aud Miss Hattie VanPatten were happily married, at Memphis, Tenn. Rev. Eu. gene Daniel. of the First Presby terian church. officiating.
 Miss Hattie is one of Forrest City's most loveable young ladies. Highly accomplished in art, music and litera- ture, she has long stood forth one of our brightest gems in society. Her marriage, while a complete surprise to her large circle of friends here, was only a natural sequence to long and devoted attention from the (now) gal lant husband. MT. Parrish is a promi- nent young attorney of Paragould. and the junior member of the firm of Crowley & Parrish, of that city. After spending several days with parents here, Mir. and Mrs. Parrish left, Tues. day evening, for Paragould, their fu- ture home. TIE TIMES congratukates each of them upon the merits and ac- complishments of the other. and wishes them the fullest extent of joy and hap piness allowed mortals here below. God bless them.
 COLEMAN-MCNUTT.-On Thursday November :, 1889, Mrs. Kitty McNutt and Mir. John Coleman were united in matrimony, at Memphis, Tenn.
 They arrived in this city yesterday morning, and were the recipients of many warm and euty congratulatioi [ from host of friends. Mir. and Mrs. Coleman have the best wishes of TIE TIMES for long-continued and uninter- rupted happiness.
 KIRBy-ALLEN-A the residence of the bride, in Wyapdotte county, Kansas, Rev. II. c. Kirby, of the Western Conference, and Mrs. Mattie V. Allen, Rev, Geo. J. Warren ofti0ia. ting.
 Bon voyage. GEO. J. WARREN.
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09
 neutuc~s Can't 1t~ l,urctl

By local applications. as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There IS only one way to cure deafness. and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness Is caused by an intlamed cam ditiun ot the mueils lining of the Ens- ataehian Tuhe. When this tube gets inilamcd you have a rumbling sound or imperfect bearing. and when it Is en. tirels elssed Deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can be taken out, and this tube restored to it's normal condition. hearing will be lt- stroyed forever. Nine cases out ot ten arc caused hy eatarrh. which is aothing but an int!amed condition of tie mucus surfaces
 We will give one hundred dollars for any case of deafness tcausel by ca tarfhl that VIC cannot care hy taking Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circn- lars free.
 F.J. CHENEY X CO, Fr..l Alhxs
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09
Cancer of the Nose.

My father had cancer and my husband died of cancer. In 1875 lump appeared on my nose. and from it's appearance and rapid growth. 1 became alarmed with the idea that l. too, had cancer. l consulted my physician about 1t, and he gave me an ointment to put on t. when this did not re- liese me, he then burnt IL out, but the place would not heal. IL gradully grew longer and worse, and l had fnlly made my mind up that must also die of cancer. Friends prevailed on me to try Swifts Spe- cihe lS. <. S.l This finally consented to do. After taking few bottles 1 was en- tireiy cured. Swirs Specific IS. S. $. ) cured me when the doctors and all other medicines failed" Mas. NJ T. MABEN,
 Woodbury. Hall County, Texas.
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09
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And take it to your druggist C. F. Hinton and get a bottle of Cubin Chill Tonic. if you have Chilis or Fever ot any descriptions. IL will cure you. Remember Uuban Chill Tonic is guaranteed to cure you if you will take It according to directions. rhalsansis of pe ople have used Cuban Chill Tanse. and pronounce 1t the best. Chill and Fewer medicine in the world. Cuban Chill Tonic is cheap and is m the reach of the poorest man or woman. Try C,lhan Chill Tonic,
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09

Now let lis look heavenward and bt thankful. Virginia has "chawed" uf Billy Malone and spit him out. If such d thing be possible, he is meanel man than Chalmers. No doubt, how ever, Mr. Harrison will provide com, fortable place for him -one that will pay him more money than the one he sought from the people he has so long mlsrepresented.
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09

 TuE ONLY NoN-ALCoHoLiC NEGETA. BLk MEDICINE PUT UP Is LiQKiD FORM EVER DISCOVERED.
 It is not a vile, fancy drink made of nlm, poor whiskey, or refused liquors Spiced and sweetened to please the tast;, but purely vegetable prepara- ton, made from native California herbs.
 Twenty-Five years use have demon Grafed tu millions of suifsrtrs through out the civilized world. that of all the medicines ever discovered Vinegar Bit ters only possesses perfect and wonder ful curative effects upo,, those troubled with the following diseases, viz:
 DYSPEPSIA, RuEuMATIsM.C CArAHRir. NEURALGIA. HEADACHE, BoiLs. SCKoFULA. SKIN DISEASES. JAuNDtcE GoUT, PILES, BILtousNEss. and all other diseases arising from h0od im- purities. and Ns N Nermsigs it Is the best in the world, being death to all worms that infsst the human system.
 It is always safe to take at any tune. or under any condition of ilse system for old or young, or for eithey sex. II is put mp nu two styles. The old is Rlightly better. and is the stronger in cathnrtic effect. The new style Is very pleasant fo the taste. and perfect medicine for delicate women and chi.- lren. Each kind is distinctly marked on top of carton.
 Many families keep both tinds on hand, as they form complete meticiac chest
 VICTOR !. NEADLES, of tikes- vile, Baltimore Ca. Md, writes under date of Dec. S0th isss. as follows: "l have been using Vinegar httcrs for some tune and still conttns~ to use it, as tnd 1t satisfactory in every respect
 ROBERT CuLbERTSON, of si01 North Second street. Philadelphia. Ia. J)ec. slst 1888. writes thus. Fl have used Vinegar Bitters for over TWENTY YEARS. and have earned many a day $ wNges couldn't have capped withouiit
 send fur beautiful book free. Ad- AreEa- k u. MclE VALID DRrG Go. Gsc Washington >t. NEW loKk Ctrg
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09
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 MARIANA TIMES.

n Jacks was In town Friday. James Met t1eusioa was in town Monday. Steve Antcee csme in on business Monday Nrs Gray, of Haynes. was In the city Tues. day, .,, . ..... Monday.
 Mud Michael. offspring Creek was in town Hnturtay.
 iness Thurssiay.
 JoGn 0rnv csme in 10 see frsends esd buy E3 neslsy, of Goodwin. gave MsvsAnna . pleasant call Tuesday.
 E. R. Poweys, of Le0range, was plessant visitor ln tow u SAtnrslsy
 Newt Bullard. of Hayncs. vas circulating asaons friends here Friday.
 Dr Walsrtp. of wheat1cy tseiahhorhood. was tn town riesday on busluees. Mr Johnson. of la0rnnge nciQhhorhcod. was visitor on husinesa. WCdneea1Ay, T.. q, Merwtn, of Little Rock, is the gucst of relatives and frteuds in town this week- pcter Doyle, the Tosnbstone Cutter, Of Fur rest City. was in town on eusincsa lnst week. Mrs. L. Curry. and two promising children. pf Furr0et City .syisited friends tn town this week.
 yw. Wells. of Spring Greek who has been spending tha veek hsrc. left for his home Friday,
 Capt wilpnx. of Memphis. was in the city Monday. Tho Captain has . host Of warm Sriends herc wh" arr always xsAd tn ssr him.
 1ItttR,
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09

NATHANIEL JARVIS, of New York came into possession of Sl03 900 in cash together with other proI erty belonging to a widow and her children. He wound up the business by returning Ss6 Pretty good iinanciering, 1t seems to us but the widow didn't think so. and she has obtained judgment for S75.o0o. Will she get the money? Not much A mau who is smart enough to steel Sl00,oo0 is very likely smart enough to hold on tuit.
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09

TiIE Forrest City Enterprise, the new paper, by cologed men. in the in- terest of their race improves with each issue, It is the only paper ever pub l!she,l hefp in tha true interest of that poor, de,nded race. If the colofetl people will read 1t, and it does not change its tactics, it will do them a mountain of good. We wish the pub fishers success.
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09

NEW York City has passed an ordi- other street music. under penalty oi $l0 fine. Aside from the unjustness and tyranny of this law. how is the city going to get along without the revenue she usually collects from the one-lcgged soldiers and blind men in the form of licenses levied for this priv ilege2 This is a parallel case of the man giving his son a nickel for spend ing money and then stealing it after the boy went to bed; and thrashing hin, next morning for ''losing" the wealth.
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09

GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN is in jail in Boston awaiting trial as a lunatic. but he is SD much smarter than his lawyers and doctors that he has got the whole crowd into peck of trouble, and they don't know whether to turn him loose or hold him. Either course would be embarrassing to them; so, in the mean time, George, like Peter of old, remains inpsiSou.
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09
What Fortune

Is q healthy, pearly skin. Few are aware of the short time 1t takes for d disariered liver to cause blotches on the face. and dark greasy skin. One bottle of E EGGS BLOOD PURIFIER and BLOOD MAKER will restore this organ to it's natural and healthy state, and cleanse the blood of all i'm purities. 1t is meeting with wonderful success. We guarantee every bottle II. Evvans & Co.,, druggists.
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09
Oh. whs, A Cough.

Will you heed the warning. The sgual perhaps of the sure approach of that more terrible disease, Consump- tion. Ask yourselves if you can afford for &he sxks of saving % cents, to run the risk and do nothing for 1t. We know from experience that shiloh's fails. This explans why more than . Million BottlGs were sold the past year. It relieves Group aud WhoOping Cough at once. Mothers do n.4 be without N. For Lame Back, Side or Chest, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by n Evsps X Co,
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09

A DISPATCH from Charleston, de scribing the Earthquake Celebration Tn that city, mentions. as something remarkable, that not a single Confeder- ate flag was displayed. There are hund- reds of thousands of men in the south old enough to have lost all their front hair who have never seen d Confederate flag in any pnhlic place. Avalanche.
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09

NORTH and south Dakotah are now States just in. But the drouth in North Dakotah is also JUST IN, to the tune of about three years and tle people are sending round iha Lat fer provisions. Well. if she intends to send two Republican Senators to Con gress she can call on them fellers" up Ncrth and get all she wants, we guess. Mir. Wannamaker, you must send 'eln me clothes, too.
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09

TuE President .s opposed to govern ment aid in building leyees on tho Mis- sissippi river, on the ground of ''precc' dent" Mir Harrison is no. aware, per haps, that of the nearly sat, 0Uo 600 ex- pended on the levees between is6d and lss6. the government contributed less than ton per cent. The wosd "prece- dent" can'i come in here worth a cent, as ths peopie have patl ever ninety per ceat. of the outlay for protecting th.il own property.
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09

How many e,od proof readers are there circulating around in this wide wide worldy Judging from the eA. changes that come to hand from all points of the Compass, we place the number at about at in the tnitel States. How many good, reliable re' pcrttrs are there meandering about the streets and alleys of our cities, About T in the whole United States, Fact.
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09

NOVEMBER 5th Judge II. C. Cald- well, of the United States circuit court. announced that, owing to the serious illness of his daughter. he would be unable to preside any longer. United States District Judge 0. r. SlIras, of
 the Northern District of Iowa, has been assigned to relieve Judge Cald-
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09

IT seems to be true that all English syndicate has purchased controlling interest in the St. Louis Breweries. as they also did in Chicago. It seems to us that the Lord Mayor of London is becoming too THICK over here. Nearly every prominent exchange records the the fact that some foreign syndicate have purchased la"ge property in tn. United States. We are not up on the law on this business, but it occurs to us that there is some constitutional ol statutory provision that is being dail, ignored. Will some of our legal friends ealighten usp
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09

ONE of the toniest liquor saloons in
 Washington City is that opened by Mr. Levi r Morton. Nlce- President of the United States. While Wannamakei works the "pous racket" Morton Is evidently determined to make the ad-
 miuistration solid with the boys,-St. 1 Louis Republic
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09

We cordially invite tho pubic oal
 stock goods We grades Furniture brought Forrest of Carpets for tho heard call for of all styles grades and makc and prices rich and alike Our large stohouse is filled with Fall purchases and good bargains intend give toners the benefit of them and sell goods
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09
cahnn chm ranIs.

A warranted Chill and Fever King A never failing cure for Chills and Fever Wlionsness. Slow Fevar Chrnnic. Chills. and every malarlal ailment Safe. Sure. Positive, The friend of all classes, because it saves heavy Doctors bills. and restores health. Try 1t. N0 Cure No Pays Warranted by yoss druggist. C. E.sIIinton.
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09
A Voice from the Executive Mansion.

Mn. A. K. HAwKEs--Dear Sir: The pantiscopic glasses you furnished me some time since give excellent satisfac- tion. have tested them by use. and must say they are unequalled in clear ness and brilliancy by any that have ever worn. Respectfully.
 JOHN B. GORDON,
 Governor of State of Georgia. All eyes fitted, and fit guaranteed, by \. NJ, Musson, Forrest City, Ark.
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09
F. J. CHENEY X O.,
 Toledo, Ohio.
Eeggs' Cherry Cough S,s.p,

Is giving splendid satisfac
 ton Ia the trade and tue sales are positively marvellous, which can he accounted fnl in no oth-i way except that it is without ,ioub, the best on the market. Ask fer and be sure you g,t the genuine. We keep 1t. II. Evans N Co, druggists. M
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09
A MASS meeting of those interested

A MASS meeting of those interested in promoting better observance ol
 the Christian Sabbath has been called to meet in Little Rock on November 2sth for the purpose ot orgihi.ing q State Association. All friends of this cause in the State of Arkansas are iil- vited to be present and participate ii the nrNceeAings.
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09
faur Yearx oa crasches.

For fifteen years was afflicted with rheumatism. four years of which l was compelled to go on crutchcs. Words arc inadequate Ia express the suffering l er- durcd during that time. During these fir teen years of cxistsncetit was not liyingl, tried every known remedy without receiv' ing any benefit. 1 finally began on Swift'- Specific tS. x. S.l. which from the first gave me relief, and to-day 1 au enjoying the best of health. and ain a well man. candidly believe that \. <. S is the best blood purifier on the market to-day.
 J. D. TAYLOR, Cuba, Mo-
 Treatise on Blood and Skin Disease, mailed free.
 SwIfr's SPECIFIC Co. Atlanta, Ga.