The Forrest City times., 1890-09-06

l ]. D. Barnett arrived in town Satur- day on q visit to mother and friends. .s 1 Caylor's Sure Cure. cures Chils and rsvsr. | TAylor's Sure Curc, curcs Dyspepsia.
 Taylor's Sure Cure, curcs Indiscstion-
 Misses Mary Winthrop, Katie Izard, and Lulie Beck will leave next week for college.
 Mrs, J. E. Garrett. formerly of this city, now of Brinkley, was in town Saturday, visiting old friends.
 0S. E. Bradshaw left Tuesday for Russellyille, Ky. where he will re-en- ter college, after short visit here. | A child that is restless at night and don't sleep well, should be given Dr. Bulls Worm Destroyers. It may have worms.
 Hoods Sarsapari la has steadily in- creasing popularity. which can only be won by an article of real merit. Give it trial.
 Quite number of our most interest l ing young people have gone to college this week, and will remain about nine months.
 Messrs. Geo. Woods, Will Evans. :. 1 K. Bradshaw and w. J. Lanier, left Tuesday evening for Russellyille, Ky, where they will enter college. Hon. Casey Young, of Memphis, was in the city the first of the week, visit ing the family of J. l.. Ingram. He
 was an interesting caller at this office. l prescribe Smiths Tonic Syrup in my practice, having found it to be as recommended--a cure for chills and fever.-A. Browne, M. D., Concord, Tex
 Mrs. A. !. Hahn, of Brinkley. and her beautiful and very interesting | daughter, Miss Katie, who is much ad- mired, were over on a visit to friends, Saturday.
 We acknowledge visit Saturday from our delightful friends. Mes danes Garrett, Hahn, and Winthrop. A trio of more interesting, amiable and admirable women never congre- gates. Our latch string always hangs on the outside.
 1 August S0th, which was last Satur- day, J. w. Beck t Co.,, received the | first bale of new cotton. 1t was grown by Russell Stutts, this being the third year in succession that he has brought the first bale to Forrest City. He re- ceived in addition to the price of the cotton prize of S2o in cash. Mrs. Frank Richardson, of Little Rock, formerly Mrs. Agnes Reams. of Forrest City, came over Friday of last week, to visit friends and attend the barbecue, She is guest of Mrs. Ar mold. Both ladles and the bright little son of tho former, gave THE TIMES a pleasant visit Saturday evening. 1 Ca, s,. lt will prove paying investment to any county although those engaged in l it may lose money on it. The money will come .-k in the end and with big interest. It is the counties that have fairs. expositions, stock shows and the like that attract capital and the right kind of immigrants.--A sas Democrat.
 Parents having children to educate, before sending them elsewhere. would do well to consider the propriety of sending them to Ferrest City. A pri- vatc school will be conducted, giving thorough instruction in all the branches pursued. No effcrt will be spared to make the instruction equal to that I lars call on or address. Prof. W. J. Nc llwain, Forrest City, Ark.
 | SUMMER COMPLAINT. "A druggist at Brit, Hancock county, Iowa. relates i his experience with this disease us fol- tows: During the summer Of 1882. my ! little girl, two years uf age, was taken | seriously i'll with summer complaint. so cominon to children oI that age, aud after being treated by q physician and getting no bet 1T, 1 took frnm my  ! Cholera anal DiFrhoet Remedy. She l fclt relieved after the first duse. and Iii three days w,S entirely wtll.~- .AlEN. Mulg.
 Plantation Chill and Fever Cure ,re-ular and taslelesslis the only rcinetl, prescribed hy physictans For sale hy l.. Rollwage X Co.. aId J. W. Beck x Co, Forrest City; nr. k. ], West. l Wheatley, W. C. Ferguson. Furguson- l vill; F., T. Oliver k Co, Caldwell; J. !, Hughes, Haynes; Banks, Wilkinson k Co, Palestine; Israel Goldberg, Wheat ! ley, Hughes k Curtis, Haynes. Hem enway Bros. Whcatley. koscr X De Rositt, Widener; D. 1. Junes. Haynes. k. F. Hinton, Whea,ley, ]. E. Terry. Caldwell.
 We wonld not urge an article without merit. We urge and guarantee planta, ton Chill Cure trcgular and tastelcsS)- l Fol sale by l.. Rollwaee X Co.. and I. W. Beck X to,. Forrest City; pr II. j. 1 West, Whcatley; W. C. Ferguson. Fer gusonylle: r.. T. Oliver x Co. Caldwell ]. J. Hughes, Haynes, Banks. Wilsin- son X Co.,, Palestine: Israel Goldberg. I 'Vheatley, Hughes X Curtis, Haynes | II emenway Bros, Whcatley, koser ss ! DeRositt. Widcner, D. l. Jones. Haynes; R E. Hinton, Wheatley; J. B.
 Terry, Caldwell.
 Our lady friends should feel T special interest In our Free Distribution, and not be content until they have secured a chance to get our elegant Sewing 1 Machine free. Remember also that to every subscriber who pays year $ subscription in advance to TnE TlMEs, We will present iirst-class novel by n standard writer, We have about 3oo volumes from which you may choose l your choice.H Thus, you see, you get the paper and the book sure, and may be the Machine-three articles that will please any woman.
 Stop and think Plantation Chill l Curetregular and tasteless cures go cases 1 out of every hundred. aud price only 50 cents. For sale by l.. RolIwage X Co.,,
 and ]. W. Beck X Co, Forrest City, Dr. R. !. West, Wheatley; w. C. Fer
 guson, Furgusonvill, F.. T. Oliver x Co. Caldwell. J. J. Hughes, Haynes; Banks, | Wilkinson X O., Palestine; Israel Gold
 berg, Wheatley, Hughes X Curtis, Haynes: .Iemenway Bros, Wheatley;
 Goser X DeIjositt, Widener; D. I. Jones. Haynes; R F. Hinton, Wheatley 1 J. E. Terry. Caldwell.
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