The Forrest City times., 1890-06-07

ift Niltits Oi aNtW bik- VIII ktNt you splendid idea of what to buy, and what not to buy, in books. For sale ut TIE TINES news stand.
 The New York Clipper. Fox's Weekly. The New York Illustrated News. The Sporting News, and Life, and other sporting papers at the news stand.
 Place your insurance with Stewart & Taylor, who will write you in a first class company, lock after your interest and not allow your policy to expire.
 Just received a beautiful line of ladies common sense low Quartercd shoes, button and Oxford ties.
 II. B. GwyN & Co.
 Humorous periodicals. sucl, as Puck, Judge. Arkansas Traveller, Texas Siit- ings. Muuseys Weekly, and others. can be had at TIE TIMES news stand.
 Preston's "Iled- Axe, < certain and immediate cure for nervous. neuralgia. sick, dyspeptic and chronic headache. Ask your druggist for it, be cured
 Col. R. W. Peevcy, one of the good citizens of St. Francis county, was in the city last Saturday, conferriug, for the county's good, with his friends.
 When afflicted with any of the miser- able skin diseases which make life Il burden, try Hunts Cure. If it does you no good il will cost you nothing.
 Mrs. Hattie Edmonds. of Memphis, is in the city. visiting friends. She IS the guest of Mrs. and Mir. Ieggett. We hope she may have Il pleasant stay.
 J. E. Peters, representing the Mem phis Avalanche, was in town this week. He extended the circulation of the Avalanche very materially while here.
 Any one wishing to buy eight or nine head of hogs. all i'll good condition, should call at the Avery Hotel, for such hogs are for sale by Messrs. Loda X Brother.
 "The Illustrated American" very high grade historical and descriptive periodical k regularly received ut TilE TIMES news stand. To see It is to ap- preclate It.
 School officers wishing to cmplovcapa- hle and successful teachers should ad- dress The Arkansas Leaoe Teachers Bureau; W. ]. Mcllwain, Manager, Wynne, Ark.
 John Jones made us pleasant call aud warm hand-shake last Saturday We are always glad to see him, espe- cially when lab0rillg i'll n good cause as he was Saturday.
 Delays are dangerous. Don't wait for your child to have an epileptic fit Kill at once the worms that are making her feel so poorly by giving Dr. Bulls Worm Destroyers.
 Ia. r.. matle Il pleasant visit to Haynes last Sunday morning. and returned in the evening. They visited the family of W. E. Thomson.
 Those who desire to purchase fine beef COW. and four or five head (some giving milk of other cattle should call on Messrs. I.oda X Brother. They may be had at Il bargain.
 Prof. NJ. Rose. ot Salisbury, Tenn, is in the city, the guest of our worthy ow-townsman. !. W. Dennis. He is representing the Mutual Life In- surance Company.
 II. N. Hutton, of Marianna. was in the city this week. Judge Hutton is very popular in these parts, and we feel very confident that he will be our next circuit judge.
 LEFT-One umbrella in TIE TINES office. Owner call and get if.
 LEFT One umbrella walked out of THE TINES office. Somebody please see that it walks back,
 The ladies of Forrest City will con suit their own convenience, aud eneour- age home enterprise hy purchasing their sheet music and music books at TiIE TINES news stand.
 New samples arc constantly being received at Russell Graham < Eo, <. Leave your measure for handsome spring and summer Slut with them, and Nou will get satisfaction.
 We claim snmc thjues fer Gbeatham's Chill Ionic. hut net every thing It will not curc snlteniug of the brain ar ingiuwing nails hut it will cure cliills
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 Teachers and prospective teac,iers net otherwise engagei, >hoaiI H 'eid Hue Normal ai WVnHp darlug the com ing vacation Send fur rit@iilus L. Prof. N ]. Meilwain, principal.
 NJ. J. Manning. of Clarendon. q kimS mtn If nnr fsliow-eiIizrn. X. \. Mtu- ming. spent Inst Wednesday night in Forrest City. Mir Manning is Il most excellent attorney and gentleman.
 Edgar Taylor. son of Hon. Geo. r. Taylor, returned home las; week. Ei- gal has been in Alkadelphia for several months attending cnllegc, His friends and associates are glad of his return
 had calls for twelve bottles of smiths Tonic syrup one day before noon. There is no chill and fever medicine that gives such good satlsfac- tion-J. A. liarwood, Coirith. Miss.
 Ever since the days of .Iscnlalins, people have frowned and refused to take medicine because it was bitter you need qulnine. you can get it as sweet as sugar at winthrop X CO.'S
 Miss Pearl May, delighted her nu- merous friends hy returning from school at the State University first part of this week. Miss Pearls friends are very proud, indeed, to have her with them again.
 B. D. Williams. of Little Rock. was registered at the Forrest City House, last Wednesday night. MT. Williams is n gentleman well-known throughout the state, and is an extensive real estate dealer.
 To live or not to live is question which annually confronts the residents of our low grounds and swampy dis tricts. Take Cheatlam's Tasteless Chill Tonic. and live to die nobler death than by commonplace chill
 Miss Mary Winthrop, the always lovely daughter of the always pleasant Capt, II. W. Winthrop, returned from Memphis few days ago, where she has been at school. Miss Mary has Il host of little and big friends who always enjoy her presence.
 We refund money in every instance when Plantation Chill Cure irregular aud tststeless) fails-but 1t never fails. For sale by l.. Rallwage X Co.,. Dr. R. ] . West, Wheatley W. C. Ferguson, Fer gusonyiile; l.. T. Oliver X Cn.. Caldwell, J. I. Hughes, Haynes; Banks. Wilkin- an, l. R..tacgs,.,s .I ,ntst