The Forrest City times., 1890-08-16
Mr. R. N. Nelson WIS on tue sick-list

this week.
 John Fitzsimmons was in town Thursday.
 1 J N. rrewett went to Little Rock last Thursday on business. I Preaching at tho Methodist church next Sunday morning and night. Rev. w. K. Patterson of Smyana, Tenn, is visiting friends in the city. | Our good friends. George Bottoms and family, were in town yesterday. I The sweet little baby of Mir. and Mrs. w. A. Delano, is dangerously i'll. \ Dr. J. X. Williams was in Poinsett county several days this week, on busi- ness.
 Hugh R. Wynne. of Memphis, has been in town several days this week, visiting friends.
 Mrs. Emma G Avery left last Tues day morning on q visit to her husband at Hot Springs.
 | Willie Dawson, who has been visit ing his sister, at Augusta, several days, has returned home.
 F. Nj. Chaney was on the sick list Tuesday, but is convalescent and on duty vt this writing.
 Q Hon. w. s. Brookes, of Wheatly, candidate for Representative, was in the city Wednesday.
 | R. l.. Pettus left Thursday night on a short visit to Memphis and other points in Tennessee.
 Wm. Bennett. who lives on the Lit tie farm, brought in about pound of new cotton, Thursday.
 | Q. A. Ezell and interesting family arc sojOurning with relatives and friends ut Columbia, Tenn.
 Ed. Cunningham, of Poinsett county, was in the city Thursday, shaking hands with old friends.
 Mrs. E. T. Gray. of this place. ac- companied by her sister, Mrs. Ora Pas lay, left last week for Eureka Springs.
 The Cleaners of the Baptist church 1 are urgently requested to meet next Tuesday, at 4'30 D. m., at the residence of Mrs. R. NJ. Williams.
 Miss Hattie Slaughter. most excel lent young lady of Marianna. has been I III ttC Ilty, tGlS NCth. Oli u Nlall lO ttle family of her uncle, Hon. Geo. r. Fay Tor.
 Mrs. J. B. Cummings. and Miss Lola and Ham Grady, returned home We'd nesday. after an absence of several months. A host of friends are glad to see them.
 Dr. Dooley was justly entitled to that strut yesterday. The fair grounds are beautiful and he deserves much credit for his untiring devotion to tho enterprise.
 Preaching at the Baptist church to- morrow by Pastor G. X. Grammer Morning subject Were there not ten cleansed, where are the niner' At s, p. m., "The Great Supper"
 "Money makes the mare go,. is an old and true saying. It will likewise improve your county paper. Divide with us and see how bright we can be- come. See our offer of presents. 1 Under continual financial strain it is surprising that we get ont as good paper as TnE TIMKs. If inducements ! will bring us our due. VIC are going to have 1t. Read onr offer of Presents. Mrs. II. r. German. and little ones. of Scarcy, are in the city. guests of relatives and friends. This k their I first visit since moving to Searcy. and many friends are delighted to meet l thcm.
 Bentley Brown. of Franks township. l died, near Linden. Ncd,esday. Three brothers came over from Tenness.e and carried the remains to Union City. fur ihtrrrmrnt. X large circle If friends arc pained !. his demise. 1 Judge John \. Williams. of Pine | Bluif. came in Friday morning aud wns accompanied hy John Parham. au ex- Delnaclat -eadcr, to tho speaking grounds in the northern part of the county, where big pow WOW was had \ Sewing Machine. worth sGo. win he n handsome New Years gift for your wife pr daughter. mother or sister. ! Fay yonr subscription. or fl not owing 1 any. year in advance, and get a chance in our distribution. January lst. 1891.
 Mir. and Mrs. r.. NJ. Turner returned home Tuesday. The former spent only a few days here, but Mrs Tur- ner's stay WAS of three months dnra- ton. during which time she added many ,o her already large list of friends. She Is n very charming and entertaining lady, and both she and her husband are always welcome here.
 As We print our paper on Friday afternoon, We are unable to get a re- port from the races, and also un able to attend in person. We are glad to notice, however, that there were Il large number of people in town in the forenoon. looking happy and we'll pleased, and the indications were that there would be a very large crowd at the fair grounds.
 Parents having children to educate, before sending them elsewhere. would do we'll to consider the propriety of sending them to Forrest City. A pri- vate school will Dc conducted, giving thorough instruction in all the branches pursued, No effort will be spared to make tho instruction equal to that usually received abroad. For particu- lars call on or address, Prof. W. J. Me llwain, Forrest City, Ark. l The democrats contributed largely to the comfort and enjoyment of the colored people, at the big barbecue at Cushaw, Thursday. It was a grand affair for them. There were lots of good things to eat, see, hear, feel and taste, and everybody enjoy ed the occs- sion muchly. Several excellent speeches were made in favor of tho "Fair Di- vide" ticket, by colored and white men, and those present were an unit in it's favor. The colorsd man who votes the Fair Divide" ticket will make no mistake.
 We refund money III every instance when Plantation Chill Cure Irregular aud | tastelessl fails--blt 1t never fails. For sale by l.. Rollwage X Co.,. and J. w.. Beck \ Co.,, Forrest City; Dr. K. J.. West, Wheatley; w. C. Ferguson, Fer gusonville; l.. II. Oliver X Co, Caldwell; II vvnnhAa ,E~