The Forrest City times., 1890-07-19

T. Bruce Panill. of Petersburg, Va. representing The Hamilton T0bacco
 Manufacteyy, spent Sunday and Tues day in Che city, to the delight of quite a large circle of ftiends- ln social way Mir. panii is very interesting, but | in musical way he Ias no superior on the road. He possesses an exquisite
 bass end baritone voice, and renders
 most beautifully and feeliugly . large collection of standard high grade com positions. While here he entertained Il number Of friends ut Mir. and Mrs
 l.. RollwaGe's anJ at Mr. and Mrs. K.
 l.. Vadakin's pleasant homes. We
 were delighted and charmed with his IrenditiOns. PRESCOTT, ARK, Oct. 9, 1889. Paris Medicine O., Paris, Tenn. Please send me at once by Express one-half gross GROVES TAsTELEss s CHILL ToNIC. For Chills, Malaria and Biliousness it is a valuable preparation. and think it only d question of time when it will take the place of all other Chill 1'onics.
 I sold two bottles to a party who had some very bad cases of chills in his family. He tells me that it made q permanent cure, after several other highly recommended preparations had failed.
 Yours truly.
 uUGf MoNCI:rEr. Sold by Winthrop & Co.
 The County Judge has seen fit tc dj- vido the ten townships of this county into fifteen voting precincts. Since the organization of tho county there have never been more than eleven and it is ! little strange, and the good reason for this sudden change is quite incom- prchensible. It certainly increases the expense of the county; it further com plicates matters, and annoyS voters, and will in no way interfere with the large majority by which the Fair Divide ticket will he elected in Sep tember. There is no good reason for tho change. that We know of. and we think there is u dark motive somewhere. If not, we shall be glad to hear from Judge CofTey, to the contrary. The people don't like the change. and as he is the servant of the people, it seems to us, he should at least try to comply with their wishes.
 Rev. II. l.. Chapman. pastop of the M. E. Church, Johnstown, P;,., says 'Soon aftor the great flood. Ut U time when diarrhDa was quite prevalent. 1 received box of six GoZpn Chamber lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhpa Remedy. As soon as 1t became known that l had the medicine for free distri- button, there began ! great run on it, which continued until # was about all gone. Every one. 30 far as heard from them. testified to it's virtues, de- claring it the best medicine for tho purpose they had ever used. Those who got 1t shared it around with their neighbors, 50 that am confident 1t was productive of great good. We used some of 1t ourselves and found t not only an excellent medicine for diarrhDa, 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 1t is recommended. For sale by II. Evans x Co.
 Wo ayo nll curious--and it is surpris- ing how curious VIC are--to know how other people live, especially well.known people. For several months We have been trcated to glimpsea into Some
 Homes Under the A administration" in
 Washington, in Q fine series of bcauti- fully illustrated articles in Demorcsts Family Magazine. In the August humber Ljnst arriyadl, Postmaster General Wanamaker's mansion is thrown open to us, and We arc charmed with it's beauties. The handsomely ex- ecuted illustrations give us every detail as accurately as would personal view. aud it k great pleasure to stroll with the writer and artist through the ele- gant apartments and the famous pic tare gallery, the lattrf couisining sopie of the rarIst works of art in America.
 This August number should be seen by everybody. if fur this feature alone !; but it contains other features equally interesting. Published hy W. Jennings D,morcst, lS East Huh St, New York, and for sale nl tho i,ews-stagd.
 Mrs. W. !. Matthews, after long Illness, died, ;,t the family residence. ih Forrest City. Saturday night, of con sumption, and WAS buried in the For rest City cemetery Sunday afternoon, d { o'clock, Rev. ". II. Paisley. otliciat- ing. N.s. Matthews was the loving
 wife of Dr. W. J. Matthews, and sis ter of k. T. and Joseph Gray. and Mrs. Webb. Of Lonoke, nnd had made dur ing her life time Il host of warm and a,imiring friends. Her demise was not unexpected She has been in Il help less condition frr many weeks. and but for the loving and untiIipg and c.re- full attention of those about her, wos,ld no doubt yielded to the inevitable weeks ago. She was n devoted wife and sister, and performed the loving duties of Il mother 10 her beautiful |step-daughter, Miss Leta, iu a manner suggestive of deep devotion. In her death Forrest City has lost one of her pnrest and gfandcst women. Ye join the friends ami acquaintances of the family in extending our kindlicst syp- pathy to the bereaved relatives.