The Forrest City times., 1890-09-13

hdHodo SltN tucdt tliu sdusdSS at A ID. Boyle's.
 !, Open Rosser street to the fair grounds before the fair.
 Il Buy Il copy of the Chicago Saturday Blade of tie newsboy.
 J. II. Avery. of Hot Springs. spent several days in the city this week.
 Rev. G. A. Grammer returned last Saturday evening after visit to the northwestern part of the state.
 raylor's surc Cure. cures Chils and Fever.
 Tayior's Sure Cure, cures Dyspepsia.
 Taylor's Sure Cure, cures Indigestion
 prescribe Smiths Tonic Syrup for ehills and fever. and believe it very { reliable remedy D. Osborne, M IT,, Greepsboro, Ala.
 Rev. J. E. English, of Little Rock spent several days in our city last week. He preached an interesting sermon at the Baptist church Sunday morning and raised slo.00 to help seat the new church at llazen. of which he is pastor.
 !, Elders G lies C. Taylor and Wm. B. Peoples. students of Ouachita Baptist College. who have been aboring in the Nit. Vernon Association for two months as missionaries. were the guests of Ed Paslay, Sunday night.
 Cotton has begun to come in quite rapidly. Some ten or twelve bales were received here Saturday. The prospects are that there are to be no worms. The crop has suffered some- what from rust. but nevertheless the yield promises to be the largest in sev- eral years.
 Rosser street. if opened through to the fair grounds. and properly worked and Il few shade trees planted, side walk built, etc., would be the band somest street in Forrest City. Let Mir Cook S consent be obtained, let the city attend to the balance. It will be a great convenience to pedestrians to and from this popular resort.
 l Our genial friends, Mir and Mrs. X |. Becker, and Miss Jennett and Master Hazel, returned from an extended visit in the lake regions, Saturday. The latter three have been absent several weeks for the benefit of their health, and returned i'll fine spirits. They have been missed by admiring friends, and their return is hailed by many tokens of hearty pleasure from them.
 Prof. Mcllwain's private school will open Monday morning in the public school building, where it will only eon- tinue for Il few days. Pleasant and commodnus rooms have been secured in the Criseo hall, and will be used as soon as they are properly fitted up. No pains will be spared to make this school both pro iitabe and worthy of patronage. Pupils from surrounding country solicited.
 SUMMER CoMrLAINT.-A druggist at Brit, Hancock county. Iowa, relates his experience with this disease as fol- 1 lows: During the summer of 1882, my little girl, two years of age. was taken seriously i'll with summer complaint so common to children of that age. and after being treated by physician and getting no better, took from my shelves a bottle of Chamherlain' 's Colic, Cholera and piarthma Remedy. She felt relieved after the first dnSe. and in three days was entirely well .-~ALnx Mois.
 | Plantation Chill and Fever Cure regular and tasieless lis the only remedy prescribed by physicians. For sale hy l.. Rcllwage x Cu.. aud ] N. lienh < Co. Forrest City. pr H ]. West. Nheatlev W. C. Ferguson. Furglson. win; l.. T Oliver X Co. Caldwell. ] !. Hughes Haynes, Banks, Wilkinson X Co. Palestine: Israel q oltlbegg. Eheal- Icy; lIuGhes x Cugis, Haynes. Hem enwav Brts,, Whraiey. koser tS Dee Rnsitt. Willcne:, D. | Jones, Haynes. R F. Hinton, Nheatley; ]. E. Terry 1 Caldwrh
 We would not urge an article without merit, We urge aud gtataptee i't,uta. tion tliill Cure tregular and tastelesSl- fm sale hy L. RallNase < Cu.. and ] !. 1 N. lleek < to.. Forrest City: fr. F ! Vet. Whwstlss; W C. Ferguson. Fer gusonsile; F. T Oliver & Co.. Caldwell l. J, linghes isaSnvs; Banks. Wiikim. sou X Co.. Palestine; IsfAel Geldharg. l Yhc;ti.eN. Hughes N Curtis Haynes 1 II emeiway lroS.. N heatiey. koser sS peRes'tt. Witlener; D. I. loues. 1 Haynes, R. F. Hinton, Wheailey; ]. R. Terry Caldwell.
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 Stop and think Plantation Chill Curetreguar and tlSteless cures 49 cases aut of every hundred, and pflce only aO cents. For sale by l.. Roliwage x O.. .a \. ~. IT Dr R J. West. Wheatley; W. C. Fer guson, Furgusonvill; F. T. Oliver X Co. i Caldwell, ]. !. Hughes, Haynes: Banks, Wilkinson X Co, Palestine. Israel Gold berg, Wheatlcy; Hughes X Curtis, Haynes; .iemenway Bros. Wheatley; i scser x DcBostt. Widener. D. |. Jones, Haynes; k | Hinton, Wheatley; !, B. Terry, Caldwell.
 Miss Annie Pearson, after visit of several week. with Mrs. Geo D Pfudc. at Longview, Texas and with friends in Morrlton and Little Rock. returned home Friday evening. having enjoyed the journey greatly. and the hospitality of her friends, to the utmost. It was no donht pleasant for them, also, to have Miss Annie with them. because she Is one of the brightest and best" of our adorable young ladies. We are glad to learn from her that Mrs. Prude will probably visit Forrest City during the approaching holidays, and in sd- vance bespeak for her warm and hearty reception from her numerous admiring friends. Miss Annie's friends and relatives at home are de- lighted by her return.
 The thrty,fourth fall issue of the Mime. Demorest Portfolio of Fashions and What to Wear, for the fall of 1890. is Il most comprehensive and beautiful book of % qnarto pages To- i3s inchesl, l, with over sOO illustrations of the atest and best styles. including all the staad- ard and useful designs for ladies and lchilirens' dress, with description. amount of material required, etc, etc, etc. Every lady wants this book