The Forrest City times., 1890-11-01
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MrS. |. h. tIoshail and MrS. Geo. l.. Jackson and mother, Mrs. II. Evans, were in the city. shopping. Monday. They are trio of splendid. amiable women. and have many friends in town and country.
 John Coleman, of Wynne, spent several days in town last week on business and shaking hands with friends. He has our thanks for kind favors, and our best wishes for his success in whatever he undertakes.
 Read carefully our Important No- tice to Subscribers" elsewhere. If you fail to do So, and yonr name is dropped from our list. you will have no one to biainc bus yourself Don't let there bs any misunderstanding
 Last Wednesday as a west -houni freight on the l.. k. k NJ. road was nearing Madison tho engine rar into \ lot of cattle, and the train was ditched resulting in the wrecking of a number of cars and painful injuries to the engineer and fireman.
 Dan Davenport went to wynne last Thursday. where he has engaged with K, T. Oliver as salesman. His active participation in the social gatherings of the city has made him almost in. dispsnsable. and his absence will be keenly felt by the young people of town.
 Ask your druggist for Chestham' s Tastrless Chill Tonic. Distinguished from the old original by the word tastelsssh printed in red on all car toons and labels. \ new departure, but the result If years of careful study and experimenting. No cure no pay. ' Take it and be happy.
 Mrs. = = Russell left Sunday eve ming for Colorado. on visit to her daughter, Mrs. Fannie Colts. AL though the difference in the t-mpera- ture will be rather severe, ye; we be- lieve the trip will bc Il most pleasant one and tic sojourn unexceptionably delightful.
 No smoke, no ashes, no dirt from coal or wood boxes: no kindling to be prepared. no suspense or doubt about the fire burning. These are \ few of the advantages of one of those bea,l- tiful Oil Stoves to be had ut John N Browns Stove and Tinware Estab- lishment. Touch a match to the wick and your fire is ready.
 1 was in poor health and losing flesh. The f,s,d I ate did not agree with me. My liver. kidneys and stomach all seemed derangrd. l be- gan . use of Dr. Bulls Sarsaparillx, which has made me feel like new man and increased my weight.--H. K. Newton, Columbus, Q.
 Mir. and Mrs. John M. Nichols have ilne new baby boy. The little man arrived Friday, October olth, and weighed six and \ half pounds. His grandpa. Mir. J. II. Bard, says the young man knew him at once. Wo congratulate them and wish them many yewrs of joy in his fultillment of their brightest anticipations and ambitious.
 John M. Brown has secured the agency f"r the Grand oil Stove Com pxny. and is now selling an Oil Heat ing Stove, which is the handsomest and most economical arrangement in the way of heater ever brought to this market. To see it is to appre- ciate and applaud it's advantages over, the wG'd or coal heaters.
 Whatever may b~ his politics. T. Q. Fitzpatrick hAs made ' tirst-s,lAss cir cult and county clerk. and bis retire. ment is keenly regretted by h ,st of friends among all political parties. He vas ever cOurteouo and ready to oblige the public in any way in his power. and his services and close attention have been appreciated.
 Nil. and Mrs B n Hatcher have moved into the residence recently VA cat~d by Mrs E. N Harper. It ia To- catrd m most beautiful part If the city and in a delightful nrigchrhood. One will find moro musical talent to n square rod in that part of town than Carter had oata," and indeed moro than In any other portion, unless per- hals It De the north end.
 The Oil Heating Stove. sold by John M. Brown, weighs but 70 pounds, and can bo moved from one room to another with perfect case. hence will save you money in stoves for rooms only occasionally used. Always ready. and fire ready in moment, Il b the nicest thing In the way uf atove we ever saw. Call on Brown and exam inc this stove, and be convinced 1t is the very article you need.
 we refund morey m every instance when Plantation Chill Cure tree ular aud tastelessl fails--but 1t never fails. For sale by l.. R'llwxUs & Co. and J. w. Beck \ tss., Forrest City; Dr. N. ].
 Vest. Nieailry. W. C. Ferguson, Fer gussnsi'le: r. T. Oliver q Ca, Caldwell; J. l. Hughes. Haynes; Banks. Wilkin- eun x t0.. Palestine: Israel Goldberg, WheMtley; Hughes \ Curtis, Haynes
 semenway 3rns.. Wheatley; Knser 0eRositt, Witencr; ID. |. Jones, naynee: R. E, Hinton, wheatley; !. B. Tegry. Caldwell.