The Forrest City times., 1890-04-19

Mrs. II. ID. Hatcher will reopen her school for the primary department at the Mrs. Crawley's school building, on Church street, next Monday morning. $. M. Illalock. WAS kept indoors last Saturday from the effects of an ague. He used the proper remedies, and would net allow tile unwelcome guest to re-;nter his system, and 80 is well again.
 Fritz Wolff, x younger brother of Oscar F., of Colt, was in town Tuesday last. He was witness in 2 case of mal-feasance in office against poor old Ned" who didn't "die long time ago. '" Ned was acquitted.
 Will Ingram is in attendance on court this week, having come over Sat urdav last from Cotton Plant. He says he cannot be called a great ladies man. but he always had to do a little courting. ever and anon.
 rlMrs. R. Nj. Williams left Saturday for llillsboro, Texas; in answer to a telegram announcing the dangerous ill., ness of her little grandson, Paul, son of Mir. and Mrs. Turner. We hope she will find him improving.
 J. II. Priddy. proprietor of the priddy House. on Union street near Second, Memphis, invites the visitors from For. rest City to stop at his hostelry. Where you can get good bed and an excellent meal at reasonable rate,-$l per day.
 Messrs. Russell, Graham < Co. have full line of handsome carts and beautiful harness. They will sell you fine cart and a hobby set of harness for the small sum of $22 50. Snch bargains are not often offered. Call early.
 The Cleaners will meet at the milli- nery store of Mrs. Folhre. next Mon- day afternoon, at o'clock, to make arrangements to have a pink 1T" Tues day evening. All are requested, and it is insisted that none fail, who can possibly be present..
 John Rrho, last week, placed new sidewalk in front Of his store, and this week new roof over his store front. John is brimming full of the "git up and git" qualities.-Since writing the above he has finished the front, and added neat coat of paint.
 We have speedy and positive Cure for Catarrh. Diphtherit, Canker Mouth and Head Ache. in SIIIILOTlS CA TARRlI REMEDY. A Nasal Injector free with each bottle. Use it if you desire health and sweet breath. Price 90 cents. Sold by II. Evans X Co.
 Just the thing for the children We have just received the automatic sav- ings bank. It registers the dollars and cents. up to Sl0, and the door opens every time twenty deposits have been made, and cannot be opened otherwise. It may be seen at the newsstand
 The people of old Tennessee,
 With all other people agree That for malaral ills.
 Swamp fever and chills,
 There's nothing that equals c. C. c.
 Certain Chill Cure" guaranteed at druggists. Sold by II. Evans & Co.
 Both the grand and petit juries of this term of court, are made up of in- tclligent men; men who have the con- mon sense and judgment to compre- bend the duties of a jury. and who will dare to do their duty regardless ef re- sults. There are no negroes on either of the jurics.
 II. K. Ward, the handsome and gen. ial book-kecper at l.. Rnliwage X Co. 's, Is in Memphis thus week shaking hands with old friends, And passing judgment on race horses, and we suspect. also, on the beauty of-but several fair ones hero begged him to be careful and not get run over.
 We shall expect to hear a great deal uf eloqueucc expended on the excel. lcnce. speed. courage, strength. dociiity. mobility. domesticity. and general gn'd qualities of the one-tucd. single -hoofed wart-attaclei, non-rnminattng genus horse, as soon as our friends return from the Memphis races.
 James Stewart. jr.. was among the prominent gentlemen uf this city. who left last Sabbath as u member of party of tourists to the southern Mecca of horse racing, Memphis. James hss Il keen eve for tlle beautiful graccs, and the graceful b-auiies of the equine, us well as an eye for pure drugs.
 Chas, H. Sanders, cashier of the Bank of Eastern Arkansas, at thi. place, is among the Forrest City people visiting Memphis this week. Mir. san dels owns 4 large stock farm in Ten nesser. and has ou |. some of the best hlooded horses: he will. no doubt. take q lively interest in tie races.
 Many familiar faces are to be seen on the streets during court. inst VIC do not see every day, and many old friends have called on Ink TIMES this week and renewed acquaintance and friend ship. We are proud of our friends, and of ourself for our enemies. and are al- ways glad to see theni--the former.
 There was quite needed improve ment, \ sewer, made alongside of the residence of Doctor Stone this week. We like to sec Improvements in that end of town, and would be glad. i'm deed, to sec some work of this charac- ter done little further out on Wash lngton, Rosser, and billiard streets, for instance.
 Plantation Chill and Fever Cure regular and tasteless) lis the only remedy prescribed by physicians. For sale by l.. Rollwage < Co, Dr. K. J. West. Wheatley, W. C. Ferguson, McDaniei. r. T. Oliver & Ca. Caldwell, J. J. Hughes. Haynes, Banks. Wilkinson X Co.,, Palestine, lsreal G oldberg, Wheat ley, Hughes < Curtis, Haynes.
 F. T, Gray is farming at Wheatley. We had missed him from the city for quite awhile, and was wondering what had become of him, and yesterday he visited our sanctum, and informed us he had domiciled his wife at the Loda Brothers hotel, and was himself oprrat- ing farm at Whcatley. We hope he will make lots of corn and hay.
 Dr. J. E. Stone. who has recently added some valuable stock to his large stables, is, this week. attending the races Ut Memphis. The doctor is . hrst-class judge of horse flesh, and we would not be surprised if ho brought some extra fine stock with him when returning home. selected from among the well-groomed race animals.
 Our sales of Plantation Chill and Fever Curelregular and tasteless exceed in amount xll others together. l.. Rol,- wage x O., Dr. R. J. West, Wheatlry: