The Forrest City times., 1890-07-12

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 .ielA cslen:ar o1 NYlls.e. Y sls ifs tiae civ efs tsgs ftss week fse gave : 1ls j rseAs si.t tsa ksai..stay.
 E NaoA aud wiie have been on the sick list for several days. Glad to say they are coilyalescent Ut this writ ing.
 Rev. c. A. Grammer received n te'e gram Friday naon, calling him to the bedside of Mrs. GramWrr, ut Alma, she being very sick.
 Mrs. Jos. Gray came over Saturday from Wheatley, to visit and adminis- ter to Mrs. ". J. Matthews, who con timues confined to her bed.
 The Fourth was very quiet here. Some of our citizens speit the day as the Springs, othevs at Madison, and quite a number went fishing.
 Tom Jackson has bpen at home, sick, for several days. During his absence Mrs. McCrary and Richard Winfield have been running the business. 1 The democratic campaign committee should be s6lected, and that committee should send THE TINES to every voter in the county who is not now taking it.
 Prof. Geo. Durham, of Goodwin, has been appointed county examiner. vice J. D. Barnett, resighed. He was in town Monday and made his first ex- aminations.
 school officers wishing to employcapa- ble and successful teaGEers should ad- dress The Arkapsas J.eage Teachers Bureau; w. J. Alcllwain, Manager, Wynne. Ark.
 | ;, t.>, t, 1,nx ks cnrafn1. for d living and relief also. Hunts Cure Eut will sure cure the Itch or it costs you nothing.
 PreSton's "IIed-Ake," certain and immediate cure for nervous, neuralgia. sick. dyspeptic and chronic headache. Ask your druggist for it, be cured while you wait.
 Harry Knight brought us twin apple one day this week, which is quite a curiosity. It has two bloom ends aud only one stem. Call and see it be- fore it decays.
 | B. 7. McCrary left Sunday evening for Milwaukee on n visit of pleasure. He went on the Knights of Pythias ex- cursi0n, and will no doubt enjoy the trip immensely.
 F. D. Boyle ha5 lately had an atldi- tim built to his residence on the South side, sgd is having t painted this week. He has one of the prcttiest homes iH town.
 | wo desire a ciever correspondent at every post office in the county. To such we will send THE TIME gratis. and en,leavor. by other means, to re- ciprocate the favor.
 We predict for Cheatbam's s Tasteless Chill Tonic an unprecedented success. The well knawn reputation of it's man. nfactusets is, of itself. an ample guar antee of its superior merits. Rev. T. J. Horne, of Marianna, preached at the Presbyterian church last Sunday. He is an eloquent minis ter. Il deep thinker. and never fails to interest and impress his hearers. Ever since the days of .EsculaIius, people have frowUed and refused to take medicine because it was bitter If you need quinine. ygu can get 1t as sweet as sugar VI winthrop X co.'s. F.. ]. Badineili. of Wynne, has opened an original package" store. opposite the opera housA. it IS in charge of Joe Lani-r, formerly of this city. They solicit q share V the patronage of tho county.
 W. r. Evans. cf TnE TIMES Jeb Department, sIgDt Saturday on kea,h- | Icy Lake. in company with N. W. and Bob Jackson. The boss caught quite n number of sxsesiaut fish and enjoyed the day immensely.
 1 Willie Ey%us. younger brother of | I Eysan~ l,.. ..1,ttrI t-rs st H. Eyans X Gus. He i, Il lyight, courteous little gentleman. an,i will sa9n add < iaoN ci fire .di 10 his l already large circle.
 Prof. Luther Ky,@. B, A.. of Car,o' cnihty. Tenn, g,,s II, town Monday. He gaze us plras.nt call. and ia. formed ,,s he had s"cnr.-.l the s.lrsi s, Palestine, where he will teach. The schas,l ut.sned fsis sd.s. Mrs. W. D. Eelloy presented her l hnslan.i fine baby girl Monday, Mother and daughter src getting along nicely, aud ti,c rreSeh-t well, he's just as prn,d ns l. can be We offer congratulations niei bes, wishes. Sidnry Appiewla,e. who has ts,r, constantly employed on rliK TiME> since Janl,,siy ist. slr',it >a,uiiay and Sunday in l.nnnke aud i.isile k wk sidney Is Il c.sv.. y9gng man. ;,ad all
 accomplishing and .seasat, artist. !. II. Pridly, proprietor of the .ridiy IioHSs. oa tuian iIc-t near Sec'nld. Memphis. yitrs the visitors from For rest City to stop at his ir,stelry. Where yaa can get ' g.nsi bed and an excellent Isssal Ut reasonable rate --Sl ger day Children tha ass p.cvish and sickly frequently owe their di. position and
 distress Ia tlie pres-Sce of worms in tLrir little ipt.s~tiges. Thsy will be ns4.te healthy, lappy and pretty II yol give them Dr. Bulls Worm Destroyers. Messrs. Russell, Graham < Co. have a full lil.e Gf handsome carts and beautiful hasE4,ss. They will sell you N fiae cart and u nobl,y set of harness for the small sua of s..,22.50. Snch sasTains ase aot often offered. Call early.
 Sumuias ea,saetia on apacc, and soon will the granger oe engaged in his an nual struggle with ehills and fever. Take tune by the forelock and lay in a l supply of CheathaIn's Tasteless Chill Tonic that yous days in the land may be many.
 Our information is to the effect that cotton is doing better than for many years heretofore. We are delighted to hear it, not oply on account of the farmer, but we hope every planter will be able to take and pay for THk TIMES next year.
 Rev. M. E. UMsted, of Brinkley, presiding elder of the Helena district. was in the city Saturday and Monday. We acknowledge n pleasant call. Mir. Umsted is pleasant, genial gentle man. and We gro always glad to well come him.
 Miss Eula Dupny. who has been vis- iting Miss Susie Davis. at Helena. for