The Forrest City times., 1890-07-26
Delicious Melons on Ice at A. D.

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 Ii Don't forget tic races at the fai
 grounds, August 10th.
 Buy copy of the Chicago Saturda,
 Blade of the newsl,oy.
 [ IIabitual constipation produces piles ] Cascarine is Il cure for both.
 Scribner's Log l,ooks--tle best--jus received at the news stand.
 The campaign committee will, WI presume. issue s1i ad,lress tVthe people some time soon.
 Largest. cheapest and best stock O goods ever brought to the city, at l.
 Rollwage X Co.'S.
 Gents Furnishings of every descrlp ton, and in the latest styles, at Fus sell, Graham x Co.'S.
 Miss Static Barrett. beautifu young lady. of Forrest City, visited Madison Wednesday. A
 J. II. Avery, of Hot Springs, was ir the city several days this week, on business, and visiting friends.
 F.. Lyonberger, of Jonesboro, was in the city yesterday in search of Il thief who had rpbbcd him of some stock.
 Mcssrs. C. l.. Eggleston. ]. ]. Evans 1 and l. II. Lutz attended tlic funeral oi Dr. F. Vanl'atten, at Wittsburg, Mon. day.
 John Lttleiiehl and Miss Miller were married, the first of the week, in Johnson township, at the residence of John Lindsey.
 Gents, youths and clldren's CLOTH NC made a speciality. Examine our stock and save money thereby. l.. Rollwage X Co.
 l.. Ritter and wife, of MOrrilton. visited Forrest City Monday and re turned Thursday, accompanied by Mrs. W. T. Clifton.
 Messrs. John Winfield, T. F. Jack son, J. II. Stewart and NJ. W. Gaines went to tie Narrows on a fishing ex. cursion, yesterday.
 ]. k. Rogers, of St. Francis county, left Sunday evening for Tunnel Ilill. Georgia. on an extended visit. He gave us Il pleasant call Saturday. Dr. X. W. Jones, president of the Jackson, Tennessee, College. was in the city Tuesday, visiting his friend and former pupil, Miss Fannie Win field.
 | Mrs. ]. l.. Cook. Il very interesting and amiable lady, of Little Rock, has been visiting friends in the city several days. She is the guest of the family of Dr. w. II. Alley.
 We are pained ts learn of the severe illness of the little and-a-half. yeur-od son of Mir. and Mrs. Iap Wylds. It was feared Thursday that it would not recover.
 Mir. k. N. smith. son of Mrs. VanPat. ten, has been in the city several days this week aiding in arranging the af- fairs of our late esteemed fellow citi- zen, Dr. r. VanPatten.
 August Vogel, who has been on re. cuperating visit to Cincinnati and otlici points, returned home the first of the week. Mrs. Vogel is yet in Memphis where she will remain several days. 1 F.. J. Badinelli of Wynnc, has opened an original package" store, opposite l the opera house. It is in charge of Joe Lanicr. formerly of this city. They solicit share of the patronage of the county.
 We have several interesting com municaiions this week, and have ar. 1 tthitSNt tpi ~ Ntthtl itpth " ner. We would like good news let. ter from every township in the county every week. Give us the news. Ellis Turley. who has been on visit uf recuperation with relatives and friends at Byhalia, Miss. returned to forres; City. "Wednesday night. and Is considerably improved although not Ill. together recovered from the effects of lis late illness.
 Miss Pearl Sparks, of Newport, who has been visiting in the city for several weeks. a glirst Il. the beautiful ln.me uf Capt. and Mrs. F. d. Hatcher re- turned home "Wednesday night. She has large circle of friends here wltu regret her departure.
 If you fall into cole's I.,kc and gr' your system saturated with malaria poison. pull yourself out and make 3 grit,,l rush Tor Winthrop X Cu. <. tlrnl store and buy q bottle of Groves chii 1 Tonic. it is ;astrless and a single dos, will knock the stui,lng out uf malaria 1 Miss Mary Graham. daughter of John Graham, m Cross county. k in ills city. the guest of MT, ami Mrs. w. <. i Gr,lam. the fntmer being brother | She k quite beautiful and interesting young lady. and has made aIread, quite q circle of friends in Forrest City
 Smiths Tome Syrup is the besl medicine for agiie and malaria. Thos, 1 who are pale and emaciated from chill. and fever and loss of appetite shnuld try 1t. You will do suffering hunanit, a great favor by publishing this infor mation.-N. NJ. Smith, Jasper Co.,, Mo
 The ordinary quinine is so bit,el that hundreds If pnny children, in thi, s@ampy country, begin to heave an, pnle at the sight of a teaspoon. Go ts winthrop X co. s, and buy Grove chill Tonic for them, 1t is sweet Il, candy. and a sure destroyer O malaria.
 Malaria produces Weakness, Genera Debility, Biliousness. Loss of Appetite Indigestion and Constipation. Grove. Tasteless Chill Tonic, removes tn, cause which produces these troubles Try 1t and you will be delighted. 5' | cents. To get the GENUINE, ask fol Groves, at Winthrop X Co.'S. A few very pointed reasons wh, Cheatham's Tasteless Chill Tonic vii be great success. It is absolutel, free from all deleterious ingredi ai as pleasant to the taste as honey ;ent, absolute and never-failng cure for al malarions complaints. Guaranteed |. cure. What more could you asky Nearly all the diseases in the South ern states are produced from malaria Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic remove. all malarial poison from tha system It is us pleasant to the taste us iemor syrup. 50c. To get the GENUINE asl for Groves, at Winthrop X Co.'S. We would not urge an article withou merit. We urge and guarantee Planta tion Chill Cure irregular and tasteless) Fot sale by l.. Rollwage X O., and ! ". Beck X Co.,, Forrest City; Dr. R. ] West, Wheatley; W. c. Ferguson. Fer gusonyille; E. T. Oliver & Co, Caldwell ]. J. Hughes. Haynes; Banks. Wilkin son X O., Palestine; Israel Goldberg