The Forrest City times., 1890-04-26
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stop and think Plantation Chill Curetregular and tasteless lcuresaa cases out of every hundred. and price only 5o cents. For sale hy l.. Rollwagc x Co. Dr. k. ]. West. W heatley w. (. Fer guson. Mcdaniel, l.. T. Oliver X Co. Caldwell, ]. ]. Hughes. Haynes. Ranks.
 Wilkinson &co.. Palestine, lsrcal Gold berg. Wheatley, Hughes X Curtis, Haynes, Hemingway Bros, Whcatley. X dollar was invested that brought such grand returns us the dollar given tho printer to pay for advertising. This is proven by the fact that a gentleman once lost his spectacles and advertised them in an afternoon paper his wife went to hug him goodbye after supper. that night, and discovered the lost arti- clc in the breast pocket of his coat. No matter what you have or what you haven't. advertise it, and it will pay you handsomely.
 We are requested by Mayor Scott to announce through TnE TIMEs that there will be call meeting of the city council next Tuesday night. April 29. The mayor says he is especially anx- ious to get all the committees appointed and in the harness so that work on the streets can commence in earnest, and at once. It is to begin work week earlier that he calls this special meet ing. Don't forget it, and bc therc to answer present Ut roll call.
 Robt. K. Swan. living on the Dr. Wallis place near New Castle, WIS burned out last "Wednesday night. He lost everything. We did not learn the particulars of how tho fire originated. Mrs. N. k. N. Anderson, living under the samc roof. also, lost every thing
 Mir. Swans child narrowly escaped death from the flames. No grief but that produced by death Is AS keen as Our sympathy is with the lossrs.
 The first through train from Little
 Rock to Memphis, over the Old Reli- able Little Rock and Memphis railway passed this place at COS Wednesday evening. The track Is reported in splendid condition and business re- Quiring quick attention may now again bs pursued, without tue delays that have so tried our patience since tho :.s.,d day of March. Superintendent A. Gordon Jones WAS a passenger on the train Thursday evening, which was A guarantee of the splendid condition of tho track.
 We believe the spirit of improvement depends for existence upon invisible electrical force. and bounds frOm per son to person. and in that way keeps itself in perpetual motion. John Reho put new counter in his store and re paired the front last week; and this week the spirit infused itself into the propTietors of TnE TIMES, aud they had a new counter, and other improve msnts added t0 the printing office and news stand. Besides this, they re- ceived a present of beautiful printing oflice sign, from Mir. N. w. Jackson TnE TINES ia now certainly ahead of any paper in the state in the matter of having the most skilfully executed and beautifully appearing sign.
 The series of dinners and suppers given by the ladies of tho Methodist church of this place, last week, was ull of | financial success that WAS expeCtcd. SoMc splendid meals were spread, just as palatable as the most EWcurian taste could desire, and only cust twenty-five cents each. What caused THk TIMEs
 rporter to enjoy himself and feel happy
 at their tables, was the uniform kind-
 ness of the charming and lovely young
 ladies wl0 vicd with each other in
 treating every one, the poor newspaper
 scribler, the banker, and professional
 man, all alike courteous and kindly.
 We believe many dollar will be added
 to the church treasury, by the earnest work of tho women. and there should
 always le minifested spirit of enc0ur-
 ugement toward them.