The Forrest City times., 1890-09-20

| VNSt bCNCtNNN. ithS VI ladies hand-sewed shoes. Cheap fol cash. at II. B. Gwyn X Co.'s
 The universal verdict of those wh, have tried Cascariue is that it does al that is claimed for it. Try it and b' convinced.
 Malaria is an unseen poison in th' air. and is inhaled into and affects tn, ientire system. Cascarine effectuall, destroys 1t.
 Cascarine is purely vegetable, hom, lproduct, strictly Southern remedy and is especially adapted to diseases o this climate.
 Lost his grippe-the man who tool Cheatham's Tasteless Chill Tonic. bu he ain't kicking, and says it'sa Lul, --Cheatham's Tasteless.
 Eczema. Ringworm and Tetter ar, all disagreeable companions and tn, source of much annoyance. Hunt, Cure cures them all. Guaranteed. Cascarine is a sovereign remedy fol kidney diseases. It banishes the pain. usually felt in the small of the back and cleanses he whole system.
 The Mitchell Wagon is the strongest most durable, best finished, best pro portioned and ligl,test running wagon made. For sale by II. B. Gwyn X O.
 E. Hurley returned Friday of last week from visit to relatives and | friends in Missouri. and for the bene. At of his health, which has been bad for some tune.
 Madam E. Boyle will move her stock of millinery, etc. from the south side to the newly fitted establishment on North Washington street, thus consoli- dating the two stocks.
 Prof. w. J. Mcflwain opened his private school Monday in the public school building, with fifteen pupils. The school will hereafter be held in the Crsco building, upstairs. X large stock of first class Summer clothing, which they do not wish to carry over. will be disposed of at prices to suit purchasers. at J. w. Beck & Co.'S. Call and examine it. We acknowledge with thanks an af- ternoon serc,,ade from Prof. Stewart s quartet brass band. Tuesday. Classic music in their hands furnishes genu- inc treat to those who hear them. E. D. Hatcher. the senior member of the popular firm of Rolfe X Hatcher, general merchants. has been on the | sick list several days. Glad to state. however, that he is again able to be on duty.
 X large invoice of k. & w. collars 1 fine handkerchiefs, neckties. and losi- cry, have inst been received ut the mammoth store of J. W. Beck S G. You are invited to call and get bar gain in these goods.
 The large number of pedestrians who are now compelled to take the middle of the road when going or com. ing out R. s ger street demand that 1t bt opened to the fair grounds and good walk placed there for their comfort. Messrs. Russell. Graham < Co have full line of handsome carts ans beautiful harness. They will sell vol \ fine cart and hobby set of harness or the small sum of s2250 Sue. bargains are not often offered. Cal early.
 Quinine impairs the hearing. destroy, the nerves and iujures the digestion 1 Cheatham's Tasteless Chill Tonic i pleasant to take. leaves no unpleasant taste. improves the digestion ans builds up the entire system. No cure | uo pay.
 | Robert Pirt'e has resigned his posi 1 tinn at J. l.. Brandon sand will eneag with l., Rnllwage X Ca. nn Oftohet ths ist Bob is reliable hard wotkiut and energetic yoi,ng gentleman an' will no doubt become Il valuable iix,ur at his new quarters.
 l Don't forget that l.anivoigt < Vadakin are better than ever pre pared to do all kinds of printing n, short notice and at the lowest rates | We desire yotr patronage. and will d. our part to make it tn your interest l. place your orders with us.
 Money is scarcer and more difficult to ret than since the panic of 1873. w hope these who are indebted to its vii settle promptly, in order that we ma, pay our creditors. We are in absolute need of every cent on our books, ali, are compelled to ask this favor.
 George C. Campbell. who WAS em ployed fur nearly two years on Tn TINES, and who left here aba,, eighteen or twenty months ago. ha! returned. and is now engag d with us ie is . iirst.class news printer. aud whole-souled good fellow who Ina many friends.
 J. W. Beck returned from Nashville and a visit to his mother, who wa Iquite sick, Tuesday night Wedaes day he received telegram announc ing the sad news of the dea'h of hi mother, and left at once, to attend tn funeral. Mrs. Ie k WAS ia MemI his In Cheatham's Tasteless Chill Toni will he found sweet without it's bit ter. Pleasant t0 the taste, without parallel us remedy for chills an, fever. It is the production of the well known A. E. Richards Med. Co.,. 0 Sherman, Texas, and guaranteed [ cure.
 A. Friedman arrived in the city yes terday. and his stock Is here in part and the balance on the road Owin to the fact that the building is no quite ready for his reception, his open ing is delayed for few days. On O before October lst the firm will b, ready for business, and desire us 1, say that they will offer bargains, ant are here to stay.
 We refund money m every instanc when Plantation Chill Cure tree euar au tastelessl fails--but it never fails. Flo sale by l.. Rollwaee X Co.,. and J. " Beck X Co, Forrest City; Dr. k,
 Vest, Wheatley: w. C. Ferguson, Fel gusonville; k. T. Oliver X Co, Caldwell ]. J. Hughes. Haynes; Banks. Wilkin son X Co. Palestine; Israel Goldberl Wheatley; Hughes X Curtis. Haynes ,lemenway Bros, Wheatley; Koser OeRositt, Widener; D. I. Jones Haynes. k. E. Hinton. Wheatley; J. B Terry. Caldwell.
 The Fair Association has decide, that the time is too short in which tt lgive flrst-class agricultural and me chanical fair, hence they-the exhibi tions--will consist of speed in runnin. and trotting races and fine stock show on the last day. We believe the change is wise one, as articles wo,il, t,x. a.,, eaa htssb tent1tA s.r.rarlv .n,rs