The Forrest City times., 1890-05-31

Delaware has ten ex-governors. The other five hundred inhabitants wou d move away if they slidn't expect to be- come governors themselves pretty soon. St. Louis Magazine.
 Prof. McIlwain was in town Monday last. He tells us his school opened with fair prospects, and that he be. lieves he will be able to build up a iirst- class school at Wymne. He is very de- voted to his profession, and deserves to be successful.
 Fond Mamma-"Why, what have you in your aprony'
 Little Daughter tbreathlessly)-"Oh mama. such good luck! Dotty Dimple s eat had six kittens and her mamma l would not let her keep but one, So she gave me the other five. Judge.
 The fierce barking of Il dog. and the plaintive screaming of a child called out several citizens to the streets last Tues day. The dog had attacked the child, and was supposed to be mad. The sheriff and city marshall, with fusil in hand, gave chase and soon that dog was out of town.
 The trial Johnson vs. Forrest City. known as the hog law test case came up for hearing and determination last Tuesday afternoon. It was jury trial, and that preserver of human rights disagreed The case is not likely to be finally determined till it passes through the circuit court.
 The people of old Tennessee,
 With all other people agree
 That for malarial ills.
 Swamp fever and chills,
 There's nothing that equals c. C. c.
 Certain Chill Cure" guaranteed at druggists. Sold by II. Evans & Co.
 The young people were given social party ut Mrs. T. E. MaEning's resi- dence last Monday night. Mrs. Man ming is royal hostess and right royal ly did those in attendance enjoy them selves. Our young folks always know when invitations are given to spend and evening at her residence that d real happy hour is in store for them.
 Soda apparatus for sale. Cleopatra halsten marble body, eight heavy plated syrup faucets. three heavy draught tubes. one No. 1 generator, three ten-gallou founts, six heavy slab feet long. % inches wide. Every h'sHS tNpbiBlttC stitt IC0NN lOt ate use. Terms, monthly payments.
 II. E. GwYN X Co.
 J. II. Adams, well known in thi. city. and devoted Presbyterian minister, of Doniphan, Missouri, paid his many friends a short visit last Tuesday. Mir. Adams formerly lived in Forrest City. and made q host of friends who were glad to meet him Tuesday. and glad. too. to know that he is doing well at Doniphan, and pleased with his loca- ton.
 We would not urge an article without merit. We urge and guarantee Planta- tion Chill Cure Irregular and tastelessl- Fol sale by l.. Rollwage x Co.,. Dr. E. ]. West, Wheatlcy. ". C. Ferguson. Fer gnsonville; F.. T. Oliver X Co.. Caldwell; ]. J. Hughes, Haynes; Banks. Wilkin- son X O., Palestine; Israel Goldberg Whcatley; Hughes k Curtis. Haynes. llemenway Bros. Wheatley; koser X DeRositt. Widrncr: D. l. Jones, Haynes; R. F. Hinton, Wheatley.
 Grown folks and children alike dread to take qninine. as it Is ordinarily given They suffer. sicken, and die. the dread of it's bitter taste and bad effects are so great. Take Groves chill Tonic once. and you will imagine you have taken sip of simple syrup, and he surprised to see the malaria banish from your system like the haseless fabric of a dream" Ii is al- ways on tap at winthrop X cos drug store.
 Why pay 75 cents or sI when you can buy Plantation Chill Cure irregular and tastelcss of l.. Rollwage < Co; Dr. k. !. West, Whea,ley. ". C. Ferguson. Fer gusonylle; k. T Oliver X Co. Caldwell. ]. J. Hughes, lIayaes, Banks. Wilkin- son X Co.,, Palestine; Israel Goldberg, Wheatley. Hughes X Curtis. Haynes. lleisenway Bras.. Wheatley; k,cser X D~lsositt. Widerer. D. l. Jones. ila, ,ncs, R. E. Hinton, Whea,icy for 90 cents, who guarantee Il to cure you