The Forrest City times., 1890-07-26

Don't forget that admission and en- trte is free for all at tic fair grounds, August 18th.
 Messrs. Geo. P. Taylor and James Russell visited Lee county, on busi- ness, Tuesday.
 More people suffer from constipation than any other callsp. Cascarine is the only positive cure.
 The guaranteed cure for dyspepsia and indigestion is Cascarinc; pleasant to take and mild in action.
 Just received at the ncws-stand- Rider lIaggard's complete works. For sale at 70 cents per volume.
 ..aylor's Sure Cure, cures Biliousncss.
 Taylors surc Cure, cures Constipation. l Taylor's Sure Cure, cures Sick Hsadscha
 What has become of the water works? Marianne is to have an en- ,erprise of this kind; why not Forrest City?
 Mrs. A.. Becker and children are spending the summer at Waukesla west.
 Miss Hattie l.. Moslev. who has been visiting friends at Morrilton. has re- turned home, to the delight of numer- | ous friends.
 For one dollar per month. after July 3lst, you may have tlle daily news de | livered at your door. Keep posted by reading the newspapers. Hardware. Stoves and Furniture, | till you can rest. at Russell, Graham X Co $. All styles, sizes and prices, to please any ansl everybody. Our genial friend Sam 3askins, was in town Thursday on business and gave us a pleasant call. He, also, re- ports crops in fine condition. Miss Minnie Nichols. who is teach ing d school in L'Anguill- township. came in yesterday. and will spend Sun day in the city, visiting relatives and | friends.
 It is too much to have to scratch for | living and relief also. Hunts Cure will not help you in the former case. Eut will sure cure the Itch or it costs you nothing.
 The primary election August lltli, and the races at the fair grounds ou the following day, will furnish Il couple of holidays for the laboring people. Attend both
 | The Ladies Aid Society, of the Methodist church will giyea ice cream supper. next Thursday night, at the residence of Mrs. c. Y. Nimmo. Every body is invited and an enjoyable time guaranteed.
 Miss Jennie Lou Horne. of Byhala, l Miss, who has been visiting in the city, q guest of the family of Dr. I. F. | Stone. returned home the first of the week. after having made q number uf warm friends.
 Miss Fannie Philips. of Sherman. | Miss. is in the city. visiting the family of Capt. K. M. Williams. Mrs. Williams being a sister. She is an amiable and very interesting young lady, and will no doubt h,ake many warm friends during her sojourn among us. Since tue moment the wife of Coun c mchon. yiceruy of Peru. was cured uf intermittent fever (which was in the seventeenth century, by the use of bark from tree | named cincliona in her honor, the sui feriug world refused to take qiiuine on account of it's bad effect. But now the discovery of Graves chill Tonic re- moves this. For sale at winthrop X Co. 's, drug store.
 Stop and think , Plantation Chill i Curclvg,ilar and tasteless cures ao eases out of every hundred, and price only 90 l cents. For ss,le by l.. Rolwage X Co.. and !. N. Beck < tn., Forrest City, ! br. k. ]. West. Wheailey: W. C. Fer gt,san. Furgiisnnyiii. E.. T. Oliver & Co. Caldwell. ]. J. Hughes. Haynes; Banks. Wilkinson x Co. Palestine; Israel t;old- l brrg Wheatley: Hughes X Curtis. l Haynes: .lcmenway Bros. Wheatlcy: | Eoser X Delositt. Wilenrr; D. |. Juncs, Haynes; R. F.. Hinton. Wheatley l At recent meeting of the school luard of the Forrest City district Misses Hattie l.. Moseley. Clara May. and Ernmie DeNelie and Mrs. B. D. Hatcher were employed as assistants to teach at the next term of the public school at this place The school will open on Monday, September asth, and continue eight months. The principal ship has not yet been given out. and the board Is open to applications. None If the higher branches will be taught ts has heretofore been the case, and tl,e studies will be confined to common school branches IS required by the statutes.
 pIEsCoTr, ARK, Oct. a5, 1889. Paris Medicine Co.,. Paris, Tenn. Please send me at once by Express one-half gross GROVES TAsrEfEs> x CuILL ToSic. For Chil!s, Malaria and Biliousness it is a valuable preparation. and think il only a question of lime when it will take the place of all other Chill Toncs.
 sold two bottles to party who had some very bad cases of chills in his family. He tells me that it made Il permanent cure, after several other highly recommended preparations had failed.
 Yours truly. llueu MoScEfEr.
 Sold by Winthrop NCo.
 The Arkansas Gazette, Little Rock is offering six prizes to be given the six persons guessing nearest the majority of the successful candidate for Gov ernor in the statc election. The first prize is fine gold watch and chain :; second. $25.O0 in gold; third, a set of Dickens novels. handsomely bound, worth $500; fourth. q set of the Waverly novels, handsomely bound, worth SIP; fifth, 3lo in silver; sixth. a years subscription to the Daily Gazette. It costs nothing to guess All that is necessary is to clip coupon from The Gazette, ill in your guess. sign 1t and send to Tue Gazette. The coupon is published every day. Every body can guess as often ,ls they please, but each guess must be on separate coupon. This is an excellent opportu- nity to get fine watch or one of the other valuable prizes. Send in your guesses at once.
 Rev. II. l.. Chapman, pastor of the NJ. F.. Church. Johnstown, Pa. says . "Soon after the great flood, at a time when diarrhea was quite prevalent, l received box of six dozen Chamber lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrh9a Remedy. As soon us it became known that had the medicine for free distri- 1 hptfip tbars. ran. |