The Forrest City times., 1890-10-25

One great advantage over other stoves is that when the Oil Heater is used you can keep your room at an even temperature. John M. Brown
 keeps them for sale, and invites you to come and see them.
 WANTED-A woman to do cooking and general housework for family of three adults and two children. Con- | fortable house furnished on the prem ises and good wages guaranteed. For 1 further information apply at TIE TIMES office.
 Miss Pearl Alley returned from l Gainesville, Texas. Thursday, where she has been spending several months | with friends and relatives. She has had delightful visit, and has been warmly welcomed home by her admir- | ing friends here.
 Owing to exposure l have been in- disposed with acute rheumatism about six months. My skill failed to afford
 me relief and was induced to try Dr. Bulls Sarsaparilla. and must confess | that it entirely cured me. IL is decidedly superior to all other preparations of Sarsapaiilla.-D E. ALLEN, M. D., Brandon, Ky.
 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 a few of the advantages nf one of those beau tiiul Oil Stoves to be had at John NJ. Browns Stove and Tinware Estab lishment. Touch Il match to the wick and your fire is ready.
 John Nj. Brown has secured the agency for the Grand Oil Stove Com pany and is now selling an Oil Heat ing Stove. which is t.ie handsomest and most economical arrangement in the way of q heater ever brought to this market. To see 1t is to appre- ciate and applaud it's advantages over the wood or coal heaters.
 The Oil Heating stove. sold by John NJ. Brown, weighs but t0 pounds, and can be moved from one room to another with perfect ease, hence will save yon money in stoves for rooms only occasionally used. Always ready. and Il fire ready in Il moment, il Is tue incest thing in the way of stove we ever saw. Call on Brown and exam iue th's stove. and be convinced 1t is the very article you need.
 We refund money III every instance when Plantation Chiil Cure trea ular and tasteless) fails but it never fails. For sale by l.. Rollwage X Co. and j. w.. Beck x Co. Forrest City: Dr. k. J.
 Vest, Wheatley: W. C. Ferguson, Fer gusonville; l.. T, Oliver X Co. Caldwell. J. J. Hughes, Haynes; Banks, Wilkin- son X Co. Palestine; Israel Goldberg. Wheatley; Hughes ~ Curtis, Haynes
 iemenway Bros. Wheatley: koser
 DeRosi,t, Widener: b l. Jones, Haynes. k. E. Hinton, Wheatley; J. B. Terry. Caldwell.
 Monday eyeing !. l.. Brandon pur- chased of Chas Delano lots and in block No. | in and of the billiard N Coffin addition to the town of Forrest City, it being the property now occu- pied by Nil. D-lano as a residence and for his shops The consideration was i60 acres of good farming land and $500 in cash. This property is the west half of block No. l, the east half of which is owned by F. l.. Vadakin. Possession will be given January lst, 1891, and while We regret to lose Mir. and Mrs. Delano as neighbors, we are equally as glad to welcome Mir. Bran don as an investor in that portion of the city. He will remove the shops and build handsome residence quite soon after possession is given.
 Our sales of Plantation Chill and Fever Curelreguar and tasteless exceed in amount all others together. l.. Roll wage X Co.,. and J. W. Beck X Co, For rest City; Dr. k. J. West. Wheatley; W. c. Ferguson, Fergusonville F.. T. Oliver X Co.,, Caldwell, ]. J. Hughes, Haynes; Banks, Wilkinson X Co.,. pal- estine; Israel Goldberg. Wheatley II ughes X Curtis, Haynes; IIemenway Bros, Wheatly; koser & DeRositt, Widener; D. l. Jones, Haynes; R. E. Pinton, Wheatley, J. E. Terry. Cald- well.
 George w. Cooks addition to the town of Forrest City lying two blocks north of w. II. McDaniel's residence in the northern part of town, has been surveyed, mapped out and plated. and parties desiring to make an invest ment of n small sum out of their say ings are hereby notified that these lots are now for sale or terms to suit the pur- chaser, and are increasing in value every day. Washington. Rosser and Church streets run through this addi- ttNtis h'hthS tht NNaibu NeuNcutcHt and very desirable. These streets, being the most prominent in the city, will no doubt soon be furnished with water aud electric lights, which will increase the value of these lots. If you want a bargain in lots, call on me at once. GEO. w. CooK It is a source of much pleasure to ns to think of the future of Forrest City. as we believe it will appear in a very few years. For instance, we will
 have electric lights, the ditches will be severed. there will he street cars rum
 ming ont Washington and Rosser streets to the fair grounds, and one to the springs, and back again. Rosser street will be opened next year to the fair grounds. and n good walk will no doubt be built. An ice factory, pressed brick manufactory and wholesale meal mill are talked of, and to cap the climax of prosperity the town will
 have n fine college. It must have it..
 Let every citizen determine to aid and encourage every home enterprise. If Judge roffey grants license for whisky the revenue of the city will be very
 materially increased--in fact. nearly doubled-and the chances are that he will do so. Buildings must he built for them. as there is not vacant starehouse in town. We are confident several fine bricks will go up soon. II 1 license be granted. In fact, every thing points to a very satisfactory i'm provemsnt in the near future. Let us q n | IA