The Forrest City times., 1890-06-14

Certain Corn Cure,' has deetr,yet large crops Of "c0rns- on many wear pedestrians feet. Price, 25 cents a' druggists of by mail.--J. c. MendeDhal & Co.,, Evansville, Ind.
 In the future w. P. Adams will cal on every business man in the city 0l Tuesday ot each week to solicit busi ness lecais. We have adopted thi plan as a matter of convenience, botl to ouf advertising friends and to our selves.
 The ordinary quininc is so bitte that hundreds of puny children, In thi swampy country, begin to heave an, pnlc ut the sight of \ teaspoon. GO t winthrop x co.'s, aud buy Grove chill Tonic for them; it is sweet a candy, and sure destroyer o malaria.
 The hog walks pro udly adown th, sidewalks of Forrest City. and whcl he meets the mayor or an alderman h. looks like he wanted to say, you didn' know my friends were 80 numerou! wien you passed that hog-ordinance did you2
 Dr. N. r. Beaciamp, a leading dem ocratic citizen and u successful physi elan. of Wheatley, was in towr Wednesday, talking democracy likc 1; white man and gentlemen, both o1 which he is. in tlis purest and mos, abstract sense of the words.
 If you fall into coles Lake and ge your system saturated with malaria poison, pull yourself out and make i; gradd rush for Winthrop & CO., s, drug store and buy q bottle of Groves Chil Tonic, it is ts.steless and a single dos, will knock the stuiling out of malaria
 The ladies are respectfully invited t, call and see our stock of dress goods consisting of wool challies, solid ant figured satteens, gingliams, pannam; stripes, organdies, figured and plail muils, solid and figured lawns, anl white goods of all styles.
 II. E. Gwyx & Co.
 Rev. c. A. Grammer loft Wednes day With his invalid wife with tho hop, Of bettering her health. Mrs. Gram mer has been sick for several weeks an, her friends here arc very anxious about her, and ,lesirous of her early reeupera ton. Mr. Granmer will be absen, about ten days.
 Mrs. Turner, the charming and on tertaining lady. who is visiting hel parents, Mir. and Mrs. k. N. Williams of tbis place. paid visit to the Git, of Haynes the first cf the week, an, returning Thursday. She was accom- panied by her little son, and her littI, sister, Mary Williams.
 
 lntery. mintery, Cntery Corn;
 Apple seed and apple thorn;
 Wire. bri;tr. Timber lock,
 Three geese in Il flock:
 One flew east, one south, one west,
 All crying Certain Chill Cure" is lh,
 best.
 Sold by II. Evans < Co.
 The Democratic Executive Commit tee met in the conrt-house on Jun, li,h, and organized by electing Col. K W. i'eeyy, chairman, and X. C. Word secretary. There being no furthcl business, the committee adjourne. subject to call of the chairman.
 X. C. WORD, R. W. PEEvEY,
 Secretary. Chairman.
 The honor and integrity of the man agement of the Louisiana State Lot tery Company are now fully established all over Inc country. All who know anything about 1t, know that tl,e draw ings Of the company are held with th, utmost fairness and all prizes paid full, and promptly. Thousands are read, of their own knowledge to testify |, this. The companys present cliartc has above five years to run.
 Since the moment the wife of ooun cinchon. ,icrroy of Peru. was cured C intermittent fever (which WAS h the seventeenth centuryl b, the use Of Il bark from tre namrd ciuchoua in her s,onor, the suf friing wnild refused tu take quinine ol account ni it's bmi effect. ltut now th discovery af t;rve's chill 'rouic re moves this. For sale at winthrop co <, drug stoie.
 Stop and t,iuk Plantation Chi Curet regular and t:.ste.sSs 1cnrps aD cs,s.. out oi ., cry hundred. and price only j ctnis. For sale ts l.. kcliwage X Ca iDr. K. ]. West, Mhrstlry W. C. Fe, giiso,i. FnfgasnnviIi: F.. q. Oliver x G 1 Caldwell, J ] llnrln's. Haynes, Bank. Nilkins.,n X t,,.. Palestine. israel 6t,l, berg. Whcntley. Hughes X Carti, lIa,nes. .Iemruway Brns.. Whcatle, knser X Dri,osstt. Widclirr; D. Jones, Haynes; l. l.. Hinton. Wheatle, | There MAS meeting of several Q our leading citizens with Il view t making start-a practical start tc wards the erection of the Forrest Cit Collegiate Institute. The meeting wa well attended,; and every unc secmc very anxious to push the matter to completion as early as possible. committee WAS appointed consisting Q Messrs. Geo. T.. Taylor, l.. Rollwag, aud J. W. Beck
 Plantation Chill and Fever Cui | Irregular and tastelesslis tho only remed l., Rollwage X Co, Dr. #. J. Wes l WheAtley; w. q. Ferguson, Furgusoi will: F.. T. Oliver & Co. Caldwell: ]. i. Hughes. Haynes; Banks. Wilkinson Co., Palestine; Israel Goldberg, Whea ley; Hughes X Curtis, Haynes; Hen enway Bros.. Wlleatley, koser X D, Rositt, Widener: D. 1. Jones, Iayne R. E. Hinton, Wheatlcy.
 1 For several days angry looking an foaming-mouthcd dogs have been pe amhulsting the streets, and our vigilai marshal has been faithfully using h carbinc on some of them. Thursda morning mad COW presented hcrse for consideration, and Marshal prowel sent leaden messenger to convey ht to the realms of eternity. The messei ger went, and she was conveyed. We would not urge an article witlou merit. We urge and guarantee Plants ton Chill Cure grcgular and tasteless For sale hy l.. Rollvage X Co; Dr. R. 1. West, Wheatlcy. W. C. Ferguson, Fe, gusonyille; E T. Oliver X Co.. Caldwell J. ]. Hughes. Haynes; Banks. Wilkin son X Co, Palestine; Israel Goldberg Wheatley; Hughes < Curtis, Haynes IIemenway Brss.. Wheatlcy, Koser . DeRositt, Wid~ner, II. |. Jones Haynes. l. k. Hinton. Wheatley. Grown folks and children alike sirea, to take quinine. as it Is ordinaril given. They suffer. sicken, and die the dread of is bitter taste and ba,