The Forrest City times., 1890-08-16
Mrs. W. T. Clifton after pleasant visit to Morrilt0n returned Thursday

Sl5lt " MoIfiitVti tctuTutu iHuISuis night.
 1 We are sorry to learn that Mir. Ellis Hurley is again confined to his bed by illness.
 1 Mrs. R. F. McCrary returned Thurs day from visit to her mother at
 Brinkley.
 1 Miss Iallie Chalmers, of Byhalia
 and Mrs. J. Harris are visiting at Dr J. F.. Stones.
 Just received at the newsstand
 Rider Haggard's complete works. Fol
 sale ut 20 cents per volume. 1 For one dollar per month, after July
 Fist, you may have the daily news de livered at your door. Keep posted by
 reading the newspapers.
 We desire to say that those who are
 renting homes, may own them at what
 1t costs to pay rent, by joining the
 Building and Loan Association. Don't buy papers of the train news.
 boy, but encourage the little men whom
 we employ for your convenience. They
 will do the very best they can to sup.
 ply your wants promptly.
 Some of our good friends will oblige
 us by bringing in wood in payment oi
 subscription. We give this notice tc
 those who would rather pay in wood
 than money.
 l Arthur Hinton will deliver papers
 tomorrow to all regular subscribers
 Those carried by Albert Musson are
 for sale for cash. Pay the boys. unless you are regular subscriber, as they
 do not have time to keep accounts. Rev. James A. Mason is "teaching
 the young idea how to shoot, at Pales- l tine, and has a splendid school of sixty 1 six pupils enrolled, which gives him all
 he can do, but he will be at his place behind the counters at l.. Rollwage X
 Co. 8 every Saturday.
 Mir. Albert E. Alexander and Miss
 Mary J. Burns were married last Sun-
 day at Palestine by the Rev. J. A. ! Mason. A large number of friends
 and kindred assembled to witness the
 ceremony and partakc of the supper
 prepared for the occasion. We offer
 congratulations
 David Duncan, of Griggs township, in the Burnt Cane neighborhood,
 brought in q forked stalk of corn Friday, each fork bearing well formed ear of corn. In other words it is a twin stalk. and adds one more to the list of natural curioSities in the way of
 products of our soil.
 Mayor R. T. Scott. has an appoint l ment at the Alabama Military Acade- my. Any worthy young gentleman
 desirous Of attending such training school, will do we'll to see his honor, ;ls by this appointment a considerable | saving in expenses may be made. The
 total cost under this appointment for everything, except clothes, is s200,
 Judge W. II. Coffey, last week, can celled $l4,0s20Is of county scrip. Scrip Is nearly at par uow, and we do not know of any good reason why we should not have decent court house A brick one, if you please. with offices for tho county officers. lt is Il burning shame that St. Francis county has not Il single creditablc public building. Stop and think Plantation Chill Curetregular and tasteless )cures 90 cases
 out of every hundred, and price only 50 cents. For sale by l.. Rollwage X Co.,,
 and J. w. Beck x Co. Forrest City, Dr. k. ]. West, Wheailey. W. C. For
 guson, Furgusnnyill; E. T. Oliver & Co. Caldwell; J. J. Hughes. Haynes, Banks,
 Wilkinson &Co.. Palestine; Israel Gold berg, Wheatley; Hughes & Curtis,
 Haynes; .lemenway Bros. Wheatley:
 xoser < DeBositt, Widener: D. |. Jones, Haynes; R, E. Hinton, Wheatley J. B. Terry, Caldwell.
 Plantation Chill and Fever Cure
 1 prescribed by physicians. For sale by Co. Forrest City, Dr. t. J. West, will; F.. T. Oliver X Co. Caldwell, ]. !.
 Hughes. Haynes, Banks, Wilkinson X Co, Palestine; Israel Goldberg. Wheat Icy; Hughes X Curtis, Haynes; Hem eIway Bros. Whea.ley koser < De
 Rosltt: Widener; D. l. Jones, Haynes. k. F. Hinton, Wheatley; J. E. Terry, Caldw ell.
 X. Freidman. of Florence. Alabama, 1, WAS in the city again Thursday. and closed Il lease with l.. l.. Vadakin on the lower room in TnK TIMES building. Into this handsome store-ruom, Mir. Freedman will move large and cam- pletc stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, Boots. Shoes, Hats, Caps. etc, on or about Septem- Der 2uth. He has gone to the Eastern markets to buy his stock. In another colnmn may be seen his first announce ment. He has been in the Dry Goods
 business fifteen years and thoroughly understands the business. He is n genial gentleman and we welcome him
 to Forrest City, and commend him to your confidence, friendship and patron age.
 Rev. II. l.. Chapman, pastor of the NJ. k. Church, Johnstown, Pa, says : "Soon after the great flood, xt a time when diarrhna was quite prevalent. received box of six dozen Chamber lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhma Remedy. As soon IS it became known
 that had the medicine for free distri-
 button, there began a great run on 1t, which continued until it was about all gone. Every one, so far as l heard from them, testified to it's virtues, de
 claring it the best medicine for the purpose they had ever used. Those who got it shared it around with their
 neighbors, So that 1 am confident it
 was productive of great good We
 used some of it ourselves and found il not only an excellent medicine for diarrh1a, but for all kinds of pain and
 uneasiness in the stomach and bowels. It has been regarded as the best medi-
 cine known here for the diseases it is
 recommended. For sale by II. Evans
 X Co.
 $SO.OOO 10 Lend
 in St. Francis county on improved farms from one to five years, worth three times the sum loaned. at low rates. Write. xiv. lug aceragc-numbcr cleared and cultivated
 crops raised and value.
 F.. II. GRANGER. 10 Masonic Temple, Memphis, Tenn. Answer thts Question. Why ffA xn many ftssnrlp Nyn sssa