The Forrest City times., 1890-05-03

r. C. Roundtrre, tcolored) has bought out w. M. Owens, who has for three months been runinga notion store on Washington street next door to TOl. berts barber shop.
 J. l.. Scott, of Mcdaniel, was in town Wednesday, and called to sec us. We were glad to see him--always glad to have him call, for Jim is perfect specimen of noble manhood.
 Willie Lee Parham came over from Memphis Sunday and spending that day and night with his parents in this county returned Monday to the city of many bluffs and his studies.
 Teachers and prospective teachers not otherwise engaged should attend the Normal at Wynne during the com ing vacation. Send for circulars to Prof. W. J. Mcllwain, principal.
 Ladies, I will be at Mrs. Dyes . few days, t~acling the Simplicity System of Dress Cutting. and guarantee perfect fit for all. Please give me trial. Charts free. MRS. ID. 5. HART.
 Mrs. Mollie Hannah, of Little Rock, was in the city the first part of the week, spending a few days with rela- tives and friends. We hope her visit was one filled with joyous incidents.
 F. T. Bateman and J. r. Roberts, of Clarendon, passed through this city Monday with . couple of prisoners together, and bound for a destination which we could not learn.
 K. N. Williams went down to Haynes Sunday, and spent the day in that coming little city, so remarkable for good schools, and for the great interest her citizens take in the cause of educa- tion.
 A lady said she had hard work to get her druggist to keep Dr. Bulls to sell another kind. Hut she made him get them for her. Go mother and do likewise.
 l.. Rollwags. of the firm of l.. Roll wage X Co.,, this city, and one of the most successful mercantile partnerships here, accompanied by his most honored and esteemed wife, paid visit to Memphis this week.
 We learn that Sam Johnson is now travelling for hedge fence company We want to hear this fall that he has sold ''hedge plants" enough to grow . trn-rail-high fence around evory farm in St. Francis county.
 Bunch and Hamilton, Wynne. Ark. write: Have sold over . gross af Certain Chill Cure in six months all on guarantee of mo cure, no pay.' and ncver had bottle return cd" Sold by Il. Evans < Co.
 The subscription book is now open at the Bank, and any person who wants ation are earnestly requested to do So arrangements for fair this fall.
 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 X Co.
 Mrs. Loda, the beloved and charming wife of our popular co-proprictor of the Avery hotel, left several days ago fur ' visit to Knoble. where we hope she may have most joyous and happy so- journ with her old friends of tl,at city. {.
 J. II. Priddy. proprietor of the l'ridly House. on Union street near Second, Memphis, invites the visitors from For rest City to stop at his hostclry. Where you can get good bed and xn excellent meal at reasonable rate,-$ per day.
 w. r. Mason, formerly of the typo graphical force of THE TIMES office. but now in the employ of A. D. Boyle, Southern Express agent at this place, has bran-ncw messenger cap which is "a thing of beauty and joy forever" "
 II. E. Gwyn spent several days this week in the wholesale markets. pnr- chasing his firms stock of spring goods. Mir. Gwyn is said to be judieious buyer, and contemplates putting quite T large stock of goods in his store this spring.
 Messrs. Russell, Graham .x Co. have full line of handsome carts and beautiful harness. They will sell you Il fine cart and a hobby set of harness for the small sum of S2250. Such bargains arc not often offered. Call early.
 A prophet may be without honor in his own country, but there is more "C. C. q. Certain Corn Cure" sold at home than all other remedies of its kind put together. Price, B cents Ut druggists or by mail, J. C. Mendcnhall X Co, Evansville, Ind.
 The Florence Detective Association, located at Bald Knob, Ark, the only organization of the kind in the state. wants shrewd men in every county to act under instructions. Pay good. Ex- perience not necessary. For particulars address with stamp.
 John Brady, left Monday for New bern, Tenn, where he will remain quite while. He has a brother there, and 1t is with him that he goes to stay John will be missed by all. and sspeci ally by his intimate associates. We wish him pleasant time.
 The little two year-old child of W. E. Mann fell, the other day, aud struck its mouth against some hard substance, four of its teeth out. This is quite serious loss to the little one. for it may Dc seven or eight years old before other teeth take their place.
 Jake woln, of Wynne, was in the city this week, looking handsomely well and jovixl. The atmosphere of Wynne is especially salubrious, and developes the rosy cheeks of happiness on all the boys, up there. He spent several days with his family.
 Just the thing for tho children We have just received the automatic say. ings bank. 1t registers the dollars and cents, up to Sl0. and the door opens every time twenty deposits have been made, and canpot be opened otherwise. It may be seen at the newsstand.
 The people of old Tennessee,
 With all other people agree
 That for malarial ills,
 Swamp fever and chills,
 There's nothing that equals c. q. c.
 Certain Chill Cure" guaranteed ut druggists. Sold by II. Evans & Co.
 Loda < Brother have cook who has been regularly with them for eleven venra 1>hia hpaDeaks nillinns in nrai. s