The Forrest City times., 1890-02-22
When Dahy wrs sick, wc gave her CassortA
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II W Winthron bus noyea his bil.

II W Winthrop has moved his hil- llarl tables etc. into the hnilding oii ths s5e,l a'tlp ef the faiirosA near the AvesN iiatrl recently vacated hY the nrW lgHg avre Mir Johnson has the business ia charcc and win be pleased tn sse i,l the s,id customers T, the new stand Hot and hard cider. and num- ernus other drinks . speciality.
 If you er any of yonr family shoul [ happen ta be frightFnlly burned or scadci, what have yon in the house to alleviate iie pain until yea can get t phs sieinns X hax of lsrggs' German Sulye ai hand ia times like this would save world nf suffering and often times doctor hi,l. ns it has no equal In eases If ih,s kind IS well as ir;iaula- tinn of al kinds. C r. Hinton, drug gist.
 \ continual coughing is very annoy. inc to n.rsous sitting near ynu in any kind nf Il gathering besides. it is of grent tlamsre ,e the tl,roat and lungs, a,id is exceeding dangerous al this set son cf the wear. 0n,~half bottle of ReTrs' Cherry Cough Syrun will relieve any urlinary consh and this remedy costs no more than the inferior grades that are thrown on the market to sell at enormous profits C. F. Hinton, druggist
 F. Turley who went 10 Farming, Mo. last week in answer tn the tele- gram announcing the illness af his mother returned home Sunday. His mother died before his arrival. and was hurried afterwards on Thursday Mrs. Turlry was in her 73d year. and a widow Der husband having died Nov 9th, lSsa, at the age of s3 years In the loss of his honnred parents. Mr Tnrley has the kindly sympathy of a a large number of friends
 Mrs. David Bell, an aged lady of much responsibility and many warm friends. living in the southern portion of this county. depai ted life last Satnr- day; the funeral taking nlace the next day. Sunday. Slie was inferred in tl,e family graveyard. and her burial was attended hy the largest cortege of reia tives and friends ever known In that neighborhood We effer the hand of condolrnce to the grief. stricken hus- b nd, and tn the community.
 Obediah Webb. of Prairie township. was in the city Monday From him we learned tie result of the special election held in that township. last Sat urday. The candidates were C. C. Ware, democrat. and Mark Johnson, a negro. republican. Mir Ware re- eeived s votes. the negro 42; hence the former was elected bv majority of ls We congratulate him. and hope h,. will give such excellent satisfaction that he will become necessity to the people.
 Sterling Brown died Friday morning Ut s:s5 o'clock, of pneumonia. at his home. miles south If Forrest City In Franks township. Tue remains will be interred in the Wylds Graveyard to- dav. Deceased was asnephew of Dan Wylds. and had d large circle ol friends who sympaihixo with the widow and fatherless children. The funeral ser vices will be under the auspices nf Beth el Lodge No, ai6T. Knights nf Honor, and will he had at the gravc at o'clock.
 T, ]. Fon,lren, for eleven continuous years with Massrs. V B. Ixard X Co has accertsd a position as bookkeeper with the Rank of Eastern Arhansss. vice II r tlrrnan resigned Mr. For : dren has had large exrerience and will no daNlt all the position with credit and honor tn himself and the cnrpnra- tinn. The genial face of nnr esteemed friend Henry German will be greatly missed. however. hy the customers of the Bank and while we congratulate 1t upon securing Mir. Fondren's services. we deeply regret to lose Mir German as our next aaor neighbor, both Ut home and at the office.
 Sunday morning Rev. q. A. Grammer appeared at his church in brand new suit of clothes. We were informed that lie was under obligations to un- known friends for the suit. us 1t was a present, and desired ns to say to them that ha deeply appreciated their kind- ness and thoughtfnlness. Such remem- berances are calculated to endear the people to their pastor. and bring them into closer fellowship with their Greater.