The Forrest City times., 1890-08-02
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MfS. R. M. WlIuufnS IS nuWuettts among the sick. This week, which we regret exceedingly. l Quite large number of citizens at- tended the big picnic and barbecue at Palestine, Thursday. l John |. Jones. of Franks, was in itown Tuesday and gave us one of his usual pleasant visits. ] 10 J. Williams went to Madison | "Wednesday. to defend Joe Dempsey st his preliminary trial.
 Ws are glad to learn that Miss Fan nie Williams, is able tO be out, aftei two weeks of tedious illness. ! There are but .wo candidates for the office of representative and none foi surveyor, that We are aware of.
 Mrs. E. l.. Vadakin hes been quite ill for several days. but is improving l The boy continues to raise sand. Mir. and Mrs. Vim. Webber. of Miss 1 issippi county. are visiting Mrs. E, F. McCrary, u sister of the latter, this
 week.
 Messrs. c. l.. Eggleston and T. (. IT week. on business connected with the courts.
 Conductor Harry Mcdonald. after being housed with his bruises. s,is- sained in the recent wreck, Is again on ti,e road.
 The declining powers of old age may be wonderfully recuperated and Stis- taiucd by the daily use of Hoods Sar- sapalilla.
 How cruel to force children to take nasty medicines. Dr. Bulls Worm Destroyers taste like dainty candy lozengers.
 Miss Maggie Willis. of Knobel. is visiting Miss Mabel Loda, this week. 10th are very beautiful and promising little ladies.
 W. T. Horton was Il pleasant visitor at our sanctum, Tuesday. He is a clever gentlslpan and we are always glad to see him.
 Miss Mary Clark. Of Marianna. sister of the talented young editor of the Index, is visiting in the city, the guest of Miss Mary Stuart.
 I. $. Tolbert has moved his barber shop to the south side of town. next door to John NJ. Browns hardware esta ablishment. and invites the public to give him call.
 have tried, believe, nearly every tonic medicine advertised. but none ever seem to do me as much good as Smiths Tonic Syrup.-Mrs. J. A. Suckett. Jacksonville. Fla.
 Ever since the days of .EsculaEius people have drowned and refused to take medicine because it was bitter. If you need quinine. you can get 1t as sweet as sugar at winthrop X co. $.
 There. will be big barAecue and pic nic at Good win. August Stll, lSsO, and the public is cordially invitcd to come out and enjoy holiday. These will probably be several political speeches. E.J. Badinclli. of Wynne, has opened an 'origitial package store. opposite the oIsru house. It is in charge of Joe l.anipr, formerly of this city. They solicit a share of tI,c patronage of the county.
 Misses Florence Davenport and Clara Webb. and Masters Edgar Taylor. John Whittenton. Ruben bye. ana John D. Thomas. of Haynes. left last even ing Tor Winchester. Tenn. where they will enter college.
 Our minds gre us different as onr faces. We are travelling to our .lts,i- nation llapli;urss. The shortest aud surest way (o get there k ta take tds- c;,rinr. which regulates the liver anu cures indigestion.
 Mrs. James W. stuart. nee Miss Blanche Davis. has ls.en visiting par rnts. and other relatives. and frie:nls in the city fur several days. She is now residing at Texarknna. and will return home to-day.
 "Nevev put aH Ill io morrow what can IT. si4Mss to-iAy.. wisirl, was often ,loim. hy taii4Hls lseyS,sss ~ hen they hsul to take pills. tnit sins~ tir introduction of cascafi,sn.. tn greatest ui all liver regulators. delay 1s Alsunl.
 Messys, Russell. Geaham t Ca, have full line If handsome cslrts and hauiifuih harness. They will Sell ,nu fine cart and Il nob',y ss.t of harness UT the small sum of s.....5p.s Ss,ca bargains are not often offered. Gall early.
 Quinine impairs the hearing. slcsi rays the nerves and injures the digestion. Cheatham's Tas,e!s.s chiil Tonic Ia pleasant to take. leaves no unpleasant taste, improves the digestion and builds up tke entire system. No cure, no pay.
 You run no risk, All druggists gnar- antce Groves T;,stcless Chill Tonic to do all that tl.e manufacturers claim for it. Warranted, no cnra, no pay. Thetr are many limitations. To get the GENriNE, ask for Groves ut Win tMop X Co.'S.
 Quite an enjoyable sociable was given ut the residence of Capt. T. F.. llaskins, Tuesday night, with Miss Fannie as hostess. Quite n large num- Der of our young folks attended and are under obligations for their pleasant entertainment.
 We have received hundreds of testi- monials as to the efficacy of Hunts Cure in cases of skin diseases. and truly believe it tle best remedy known for Ringworm, Tetter. Ecxema and Tsimilar discusses. Guaranteed. Fifty cents per box.
 That tired aching feeling. which is experienced by so many people living in MAlRSiai districts, can lA cured by taking Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic, ,5O cts. Is as pleasant as J.Nmon Ryrup. To get the GENUINE ask fF Groves, at Winthrop Y Goa.
 John N. Davis was given judgment for S650a against the Iron Aiourt,sin railway in a suit for damages for the killing Of his son Clarence. He nlso compromised another suit 0n receipt of $lO0 and expenses. The railroad company will take an appeal.
 If you fall into coles Lake and get your system saturated with malarial poison. pull yourself out and make T