The Forrest City times., 1890-03-29

paper nnttit costing when new about S60V, which he would like to sell for cash. ot rps,l rstate in some growing town iu ArKausas. .-Clalksvile (Ask ]
 Herald Journal
 | The ladies will find our line of Dry Goods. Dress Goods. Notions, Hosiery, etc, complete in every department, and we invite them to call and see our Goods and learn our prices. We can please you. Russell. Graham & Co.
 Ire traveliup portion of the world is i0Asig9 ii- prospects for heaven. iu the vg 3rpus use If many imprecations. since the swollen rivers, and consequent wasnnuts have sent so many engines iil the reundhnuses for enforced rest. ] II Ptiddy. proprietor of the Priddv House. on Union street near Second, Memphis, invites the visitors from For rest City to stop at his hostelry. Where you can get good bed and an excellent meal at reasonable rate ,--$l per day.
 fla man who has served the people in any office two consecutive terms, asks you for your vote, tell him you would be sacrificing a very important principle of democracy, and you cannot
  Mrs. Tn ,mas. widow of the late Mai. John D. Thomas, was presented last week with bouncing baby" The | little fellow coos with as much vigor and eloquence as senai or. and is doing well otherwise. as is, also. the mother. Messrs. Russell, Graham < Co have full line of handsome carts and beautiful harness. They will sell you fine cart and a nobby set of harness for the samall sum of S22.50. Such bargains are not often offered. Call early.
 Belford's Magazine for January, February and Mareh-containing the famous letters of the late Hon. .Jeffer- son Davis on ".indersonville and other
 War Prisons. Autobiography of Jef- ferson Davis" can be had at this stand.
 We had noticed for several days that | Dr. W. II. Alley was looking rather mo- rose, s-date. and so on that way. but never thought of the cause till yester- day. when We ascertained that his '' bet ter half y is visiting friends in the City of Roses.
 There has been no train through l from Little Rock tn Forrest City in so 1 long time. that "the memory of man runneth not to the contrary" when q Little Rock paper was received in the early morning, as was the case in anci- ent times.
 1 E, J Berry. the clever agent of the Waters-Picrce Oil Company at this place has been promoted in point of salary--to Jonesboro. and bid his many l friends here. good bye, Sunday. We regret to lose him, but wish him much success wherever he goes.
 The augmented conditions of the creeks. rivuls'ts and branches. have l played hob with the machinery of the 1 horseback mail routes. and many a fair and beautiaus damsel bemnans tue non reception ot the accustomed billrtdeux 1 from her gallant swain in another por- tion of the country.
 The Family Library" nicely bound book. containing a3 complete and interesting novels, tx the latest sensation in the book trade at this office Price twenty-five cents Th.,se who have read them pronounce them l splendid. No two alike. Gall and ! look over our stock.
 As thpre was no school on Tuesday ! in Mrs. Rolesun's roou,. her pupils be- tuok themselves tp the Stuart springs. where they spent a day most glrrinl and most joyous. and from wheiive they returned in the afternoon. somewhat wearird. bat full of the relation of the days bls.:sll proceedings.
 | The sidewalk on Washington street ! is oid. diapidated. and rn dangerous cpndition generally. II onsi, tn he { turn ap and rebuilt at au early day. as : il k sunk in tle ground. and in many l places covered with dir. II this is net done. This sidewalk will he regular hubar for shakes and insects.
 When yaa are sick you want to ect well. don't yous Then try CUBAN CHILL TONIC Il cares Chiils and Fevers oi every type. from the shaking ag,es nf the North and West, to the raging levers of the tnlrid climats. IL is the same. health restoring, medicine sold aud gusrauteed hs C. r. !.iuinn. Ms. Amy Culp, of Mammoth Spring has been visiting the past two weeks at thr beautittli residence u. Mir. and Mrs | l. II. Lutz. Mrs, Culp has many friends | in this city who were glad to meet her. aud who spared no pains in their efforts to render her visit pleasant and joyous. She returned to her home last Monday. 1 We refund morey in every instance when Plantation Chill Cure luearly tastelessl fails-but 1t never fails. For sale by l.. Rollwage X O.. pr. R J . West. Whcatley; W. C. Ferguson. Me l Daniel: l.. T. Oliver X Co, Caldwell, J. J. Hughes, Haynes. Banks Wilkin- son X O.. Palestine. Isreal Goldberg, Whcatiey, Hughes X Curtis, Haynes. The advance guard and sharpshooters- of the army of Gen. Chat arrived in the ! city this week. and have given some ex- 1 hibitions of their accuracy in manip- ulaiing the insectlc sword. which proves their pruweSs and skill in gen eral combat for suryivalship. as vastly superior to the common antepnal sol dier.
 w. F. Scott. who recently formed d partnership in the drug business with II. W. Winthrop has suffered greatly for the past few weeks from severe attack of sickness He was stricken with a complication of malarial and rheumatic troubles. which has caused him much suffering. Al present he is much better, and we hope he will soon be well,
 stop and think ! Plantation Chill Cure lnetrly tasteiessl cures a9 cases out of every hundred, and price only 50 cents. For sale by l.. Rollwage X Co. Dr. R. J, West. Wheatley: w. (. Fer guson, Mcdaniel, k, T. Oliver < Co, Caldwell, J. ]. Hughes, Haynes Banks, Wilkinson X Co., Palestine. lsrral Gold herg, Wheatley, Hughes x Curtis, Haynes.
 Mrs. Boyle has moved her millinery goods from her place on the grove side of the railroad into the newly repaired. more commodious building, rec ntly vacated by l. II. Lutz. on Washington street She Is now iu the business part