The Forrest City times., 1890-03-01
Whn Baby vas eick, we cavs hsr CassoriA,
 ~hoa she was C Child, she crica for CassorA, wAen she became ass., shs dung to Cassor.a, whsa shs hAA Chndrea. ssse gavc thsU Oaskosia,

A. D, Boyle was in Memphis Wednrs- 1 day on business for his father He
 went to release the buildings that had
 been rented there, the family having 1 concluded that Forrest City is good enough after all and they will not move. l The building formerly occupied by |. II. 1 Il,tT hss been secured. we understand,
 and they will soon open there. 1 II, W. Winthrop ha. moved his bil- 1 Hard tables. etc, into the building on i the south side of the railroad near the
 Avery Hotel. recently vacated by the i new drug store MT, Johnson has the business in charge. and will be pleased
 to see a,l the uld customers nt the new stand, Hot and hard cider. and num-
 erous other drinks speciality. The editor recently had the pleasure 1 tn examine four paintings hy Mrs. 1 Eugene Parish, one each of her mother 1 father. sister and herself. and we think the work is artiStieally executed. and great credit Ia the artist. They are simply excellent, and shoald be seen to ee appreciated. These gems of art should form Al exhibit at our county fair.
 AtA a rN iN SkistltIFfi tHL3dNF IL fN ouispoGen, We believe every citizen iE the county ought tu take tie county pa per, not because Ye would get Sl .5a ns his monrv. bat because II is duty he
 twas his family, and it is about as amali sn smount as he could he ,sged tn cnu- tribute to sn enterprise that every week contributes something for his better ment.
 ! N. Optcelt. general western agent for the Southern Bglliing and Loan Association. WAS in the city last FFi- day and Saturday. He expressed him self ss veil pleased with tl.e NAY Lis association uxs bOoaing here. and kav. Il 2u additional baost. sa that now lt's hoomit. worse than ever. Every body ia talking building and loan.- SaIfsnna Index.
 Hon. O. E. Rollvage while attending the meeting of the grand lndge, k. of
 II presented tue town Of Forrest City as candidate for tue neIt session Owing to the advantages of the larger city, Pine Bluff walked of with the prize. Ar. kollWage was elected q member of the executive committee. and will try again. next year, to secure the meeting for this town,
 A letter announces that Miss Mamie Mcdaniel k achieving considerable honor at the Nashville college which she Is attending. Her report shows her to be perfect t2aOl in music. and la2 in grammar, and high standing in other studies. We are glad to hear of her successes, and can assure her that in after years. her accomplishments, will he bs prtIa n her fr{shtS
 If you or any of your family should happen to be frightfully burned or scalded, what have you in the house to alleviate the pain until you can get q physieiany A box of Beggs' German Salye al hand in times like this would save a world of suffering and often times doctor bill, ss it has no equal in cases of th,s kind. as well as infama- tion of ali kinds. C. F. Hinton, drug gist.
 Newspapers have devoted columns of space to arguments showing the value of advertising, but the practical lesson has been taught by extensive and successful advertisers. who have demonstrated the value 0f intelligent and liberal advertising by example. and who have, by their own work, compelled their competitors to follow, or be left behind in the race for business. nallst.
 have used Bulls Sarsaparilla with entire success in casses of syphilitie, scrotnlous and other skin and glandular diseases. IL k the best medicine manu- factared for that purpose. James Moore, Nj. D., Louisville. Ky. Ifntloxy avei litfia phfll,an ,pn,n,s are gnawing at their vitals Their pleading locks should make mother quickly get them Dr. Bulls Worm Destruyers.
 He that cannot refrain from much speaking is like city without walls, and less pains in the world man can not take than to hold his tongue, there fore, if thou observest this rule in all assemblies, thou shalt seldom err, re- strain thy choler. hearken much, and speak little. for the tongue is the in- strument of the greatest good and greatest evil that is done in the world
 Sir W, Raleigh.
 TIE TINES regrets to have the occa- sion to announce the death of James Caldwell. a prominent citizen of Telico township, which sad event occurred sunday, January 18th, iss0. The re- mains were inferred in the Hughes cemetery the following Tuesday under the auspices of tle Masans He leaves wife and four children to mourn his sudden demise. Pneumonia and Aux was the cause of death.
 $. N. Landers has gone to try his for. tune in other climes than Forrest City.
 We were some what surprised when told of his leaving and forgetting his friends, fer we thought he was happy happy because he WAS doing well. IIut dissatisfaction WAS written upon his brow, the poignant arrows of restlrss- ness had penetrated his system, and caused him to bcstir himself to other attitudes than this to build a local habitatiun and n name '