The Forrest City times., 1890-08-23

I to Memphis.
 Chas Lewis spent Thursday in Mem. phis, on business.
 John c. Tucker. of Memphis, spent last week In the city.
 The Georgia Minstrels will be here next Saturday night.
 Hon. Geo. P. Taylor went to Helena yesterday on business.
 ]. s. Horn, of Helena, was in the city Sunday, visiting friends.
 Rev. R. s. Deener and wife of Mari anna, were in the city Tuesday.
 Prof. W. II. Tharp. of Searcy Col lege, was in tue city last Thursday.
 Capt. !. w. Wynne. of Memphis, was in the city, this week, on business.
 We were glad to sec Mark Campbell on our streets again after a short ill., ness.
 We are informed that R. l.. l'ettus has been to Byhalia on important ty) business.
 Our friend. w. E. Scott. left last Thursday to test the healing virtues of Hot Springs.
 Prof. Herbert w. Grannis of Lebanon, Tenn, WAS in town yester- day on visit to friends.
 Remember the date of the Georgia Minstrels at the Winthrop Opera house Saturday night, August S0th.
 E. McCrary and wife went to Brinkley "Wednesday to attend the funeral of brother of the latter.
 II. R. Nebbett, of Byhalia, Miss, ia bookkeeping for V. B. lizard < Co. We extend him hearty welcome.
 Missis Lutie Beck and Lola Grady Are visiting Mrs. ]. W. Wynne and other friends at Memphis, this week. The season will be opened at the Winthrop Opera house. Saturday night. August 30th, by the celebrated Georgia Minstrels.
 Rev. $. C. Byrd delivered his fare well sermon Sunday night and left Monday morning for his home, much to the regret of his congregation. l Work has been commenced on the Water Works. The site for the tank has been changed to point due south 1 uotu ttiC y"is Oh tuC oouth SiuC VI tstc rail road.
 | A meeting of the Cleaners of the Baptist church will be held next Tues day at { go. p. m.. at the residence of Mrs. Alice l.. Beck. A full attendance Is requested.
 Preaching vt Baptist church to-mor- row. Subject, Ut II. x. m.. ''The Three fold Desire of Christians---H Happiness. Consistency, Usefulness. At s, p. m., f"Deceitfulness of Sin." The entertainment given by Mir. and Mrs. Geo. r. Taylor in honor of Miss Hattie Slaughter. fair Miss Of Mari anna, WAS one of the most pleasant and highly enjoyable affairs of the sea- son.
 The following officers of Gen. Forrest Lodge, K. of F.. were installed Tues day nigh. by J. B. Grove. of Marianna. District Deputy Grand Chancellor: w. 1T. Alley. (. C.; John Gatling, V. C.; C.. A. Grammr. Prelate; Chas. Lewis, K. of R. and S.; K. l.. Pettus, M. of Arms, by proxy. X suspicious subscriber. who found \ spider in his paper, wants to know fl i 1t is considered bad omen. Nothing of the kind. The spider was merely looking over the columns of the paper to sec what merchant was not adv~r- tising. sn that 1t conli spin its web acruss his store duor and bc free from disturbance. Xxx.
 For summer com plaint." says Ben l.. Bear. a prominent druggist of fIrs I Angeles. Gal. "l know of nn remedy Ia. Ia. 1 ltin'S (olic. Cholera and Diafrh,na Remedy" Mr. Hear k not alone in l entertaining that opinion. us, wherever | known. the Remedy k praised by all who use it. For sale by n. Evans X Co.
 Parents having children to educate. ] before sending them elsewhere. would do well to consider the propriety M sending them to forrrst City. \ pri- vat~ school will be conducted. giving thorough instruct ion in all the branches pnrSnesl. No ctr"rt will ir spared to make the instruction equal tn that usually recrivesl abroad. For Issrticu- lars call on or address. Prof. W. ]. Me- llwain, Forrest City. Ark. SUMMER CoNPLAISr.--A druggist at iirit. IIancock county, Iowa, relates his experiences with this disease as fol. fows: During the summer of 1882. my little girl, two years of age, was taken seriously ill with summer complaint. so common tO children of that age, and after being treated by physician and getting no better, took from my shelves Il bottle of Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. She felt relieved after the first dose. and in three days was entirely well.-ALkx. MoIR. We refund money m every instance when Plantation Chill Cure Irregular and tastelessl fails--but it never fails. For sale by l.. Rollwage & Co, and J. W. Beck X O.. Forrest City; Dr. R. J. West, Wheatley; w. C. Ferguson. Fer gusonville; E. T. Oliver sN Co, Caldwell; J. ]. Hughes, Haynes: Banks. Wilkin- son X Co., Palestine: Israel Goldberg, Wheatley; Hughes < Curtis, Haynes 'lemenway !rts., Wheatley; koser .- Delsositt. Widener; D. I. Jones, Haynes. R. F.. Hinton, Wheatley; J. B. Terry, Caldwell.
 We would not urge an article without merit. We urge and guarantee planta. tion Chill Cure Irregular and tastelessl For sale by l.. ROllwage X O.. and J. ". Beck < Co, Forrest City; Dr. R. ]. West, Wheatley; W. c. Ferguson. Fer gisonville; E. T. Oliver & Co, Caldwell ]. J. Hughes. Haynes; Banks. Wilkin- son & O., Palestine; Israel Goldberg; Wheatley; Hughes X Curtis, Haynes II emenway Bros., Wheatley; Koser & DeRositt, Widener; D. l. Jones, Haynes; R F.. Hinton, Wheatley; J. B. Terry. Caldwell.
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