The Forrest City times., 1890-06-14

burden, try Hunts Cure. lf 1t does you no goOd 1t will cost you nothing.
 Crying all the time. Pocr child. I know what makes you so peevish and cross. Mother must get you box of those sweet little candies called Dr. Duli's Worm De- strsgers.
 1.-The Illustrated Amefican" yery Thigh grade historical and descriptive periodical. is regularly received at TIE TINES news stand. To sec It Is to ap. ipreciate 1t.
 Sweet little Olive Gatling was right sick for several days first part of this week. We sympathise with tie little llady. and hope she may not be long ill recovering.
 School officers wishing Co employcapa- ble and successful teachers should ad- dress The Arkansas Leage Teachers Bureau: W. j. McIlwain, Manager, Wynne, Ark.
 Miss Aurelia LalIament. who has been visiting her sweet little friend, l Miss Mabel l.oda. at this place, re- turned to her home ill St. Louis, Fri day, of last week.
 0. r. Wolff. of Colt. was in Forrest City Wcdiesday. MT. Wolff is one of the excellent young men of St. Francis County who believe democracy is the hope of the country.
 The ladies of Forrest City will con suit their own convenience. and encour- age home enterprise by purchasing their sheet music and music books at TIE TIMES news stand.
 New samples are constantly being received at Russell Graham X Co. s. Leave your measure for haiidsome Spring Summer Suit with them, and you will get satisfaction.
 1 We claim some things for Cheatham's Chill Tonic. but not every thing It will not cure softening of the brain or l Iingrowing nails. but it will cure cliils --cvld chills. Guaranteed. T. Allen. of Goodwin. called to see us Wednesday. of this week. We are always glad to have the "horny handed sonsN of democracy. such as MT. Allen truly is, call and cheer usup.
 Chllls and fever clung to me eleven months. Quinine did mo no good Two bottles of Smiths Tonic Syrup made me sound and wcll.-Chas. Pepper, No. i2 Ferdinand St, New Orleans. La.
 Teachers and prospective teachers not otherwise engaged should attend the Normal 1t Wyhne during the com ing vacation. Send for circulars to Prof. W. ]. McIlwain, principal w. II. lizard. of McDaniel, was in the city this week. Will is t good democrat, and that is not all. he is Il 1 iirst-class gentleman, and a judge of beauty, especially of the faif sex. l I had calls for twelve bottles of Smiths Tonic Syrup one day before noon. There Is no chill and fever medicine that gives such good satisfac- tion--J. A. Iarwood. Coirith. Miss. Ever since the days of Escularius, people have frowned and refused to take medicine because it was bitter. If you need quinine. you can get 1t us sweet as sugar ut winthrop < CO.'S. $. J. Jordan and Mir. Perkins. who constitute the democratic party of L'Anguillc township. wero in town "Wednesday last. They make>a grand party. too, and will doto depend upon. A deputy sheriff of Helena passed through Forrest City, Tuesday last, with two negro prisoners. en route to the state penitentiary. where each will serve Il sentence os five years for per- jury.
 Walter IIemenway, and his much loved wife came down on the six o'clock train Tuesday evening. Mir Hcmen- way k member of thc Democratic Executive Committee, which met here "Wednesday.
 1 Owing to an uausu;, amount Of work whivh has accumulated on lis desk the editor in chief Is unable this week 10 write up his trip. Tun TIMES will. however, contain an article un t.lc sub ject next week.
 Win. Partridge. of Palestine. avs in Fnrrcsl City on the iith inst. as q deie- gate ta the county convention. Mir. Partridge Is one of pal,stiae's success | fgl merchants, and is a democrat ef ,hs right stamp.
 !. |. .abels. Esq. of Colt. was in xt- tendance on the county cahyentica Wednesday, Mir. Ahe's is a merchant of Colt, aud is a democrat from away back. We nee'i Il thousand in this county just like him.
 An idea of the magazine enterprise lnow extstnt in this country may bc had when il is known that, in order to be first. the July number ot the Demnres, will be published in every part of the
 United States at noon, June lath.
 Mrs. X. !. Hahn, of Brinkley, who was visiting in this city last week re- turned home last Saturday accompanied by Miss Mary Winthrop. who went over to spend tha first of the week with her friend, Miss Katie Hahn. To live or not to live is question which annually confronts the residents of our low grounds and swampy dis trIcts. Take Cheatham's Tasteless Chill Tonic, and live to die a noblel death than by d commonplace chill. I II. A. Martin, of Palestine. was in the city Wednesday attending the Democratic County Convention If this county was filled with such demo- crats as Mir. Martin. St. Francis would never complain of hard times again.
 The ladies will find our line of Dry Goods. Dress Goods, Notions. Hosiery etc, complete in every department and We invite them to call and see onr Goods and learn our prices. We can please you. Russell, Graham X Co. 1 J. II. Priddy. proprietor of the priddly House. on Union street near Second. Memphis, invites the visitors from For rest City te stop at his hostelry. Where you can get good bed and an excellent meal at reasonable rate3-$l per day I Mrs. \. F. Beauchamp, the wife.con- sort af Dr. N. F. 8eauchamp. If Wheat ley, with her dear little daughter, came dswn to visit her old friends in this city. Wednesday. She has host of friends here who are always glad to see her.
 Messrs Russell, Graham k Co. have full line of handsome carts and beautiful harness. They will sell YOU \. HYx a..4rA s.L !. u..l.l,.. .s.s .E