The Forrest City times., 1890-06-07

# lllJT. J. w. Hays. of MaItdtfi;t. WIS III i town "Wednesday of last week, in con sultation with Dr. Stone, about the
 sickness of Mrs. C. X. Grammer. Dr.
 Hays is an eminent physician, and we | greatly desire he and Dr. Stone will ef- | feet permanent cure of Mrs. Gram mer.
 | Isaac Tolbert. a tonsnrial artist of no
 mean ability. who has manipulated the scissors and razor in Forrest City for q l long tinc has just returned ttrom a visit to his mother and sister in Ten
 nesSce, Franklin and Nashville respec- i lively.
 Stop and think Plantation Chill l Curetregular and tastelessl cures go cases out of every hundred, and price only 50
 cents. For sale by l.. RolIwage X Co.,; i Dr. k. J. West, Wheatley; w. C. Fer
 guson, Furgusonvil; F. Y. Oliver & Co. 1 Caldwell: J. J. Hughes, Haynes; Banks, Wilkinson x Co.. Palestine. Israel Gold 1 berg, Wheatiey; Hughes X Curtis, Haynes: .lemenway Bros, Wheatcy,
 Koser x DcBostt, Widener; D. I.
 Jones, Haynes: R. k. Hinton, Wheatley. Captain McDaniel sent us Il twig from an apple tree containing sixteen
 well-formcd apples in a cluster. They 1 had the resemblance of a large cluster
 eff large grapes, so compact were they on the limb. It shows ArkansaS will | produce apples siXteen-folds
 | Plantation Chill and Fever Cure | irregular and tastelesslis the only remedy l prescribed by physicians. For sale by | l.. Rullwage X Co.; Dr. K. J. West
 Wheatley; W. C. Ferguson. Furguson- will; F. T. Oliver X Co, Caldwell; J. J .. l Hughes, Haynes; Banks, Wilkinson X
 O., Palestine; Israel Goldberg. Wheat l ley; Hughes & Curtis, Haynes; lIem-
 enway Bros, Wheatley, koser X De
 Rositt. Widener; D. 1. Jones, Haynes.
 R. E. Hinton, Wheatley.
 l A prophet may be without honor in l his own country, but there is more "C. l C. C. Certain Corn Cure. sold Ut home | than all other remedies of it's kind put l together. Price, p cents at druggists ar by mail. !. C. Mendenhall X G.. l Evansville, Ind.
 1 We hear but little said of the new cemetery lately. and this silence may l lead some tn think nothing is being done. Not so. however. the work is 1 being done as fast as the circumstances | W LII dNlittAs asat Ntt'4t will be completed as early as possible.
 The people of old Tennessee, l With all other people agree That for malarial ills,
 swamp fever and ehills, There's nothing that equals C. C. c. l Certain Chiil Cure guaranteed at
 druggists. Sold by II. Evans X Co. l Soda apparatus for sale Cleopatra holsten marble body. eight heavy
 plated syrup faucets. three heavy
 draught tubes. one No. 1 generator. three ten n-gallon fuults, six heavy plated tumhler holders, one marble slab feet long, 29 inches wide. Every
 thing complete and ready for immedi-
 ate use. Terms, monthly payments. II. F. GwYN X Co If you fall into coles Lake and get 1 your system saturated with malarial l poison. pull yourself out and make a 1 graad rush for Winthrop X Co. s, drug store and buy bottle ot Groves chill l Tonic. 1t is t;asteless and single dose will knock the stuiling out of malaria 1 Floods in the valleys frequently de stroy large crops of corn and "C. C. C. 1 Certain Corn Cure has destroyed l large crnps ef "coruSN on many weary pedestrians feet, Price. 25 cents at 1 druggists or by maii.-J C. Mendeulall 1 X Co, Evansville, Ind.
 The ladies are respectfully invited to I call and see our stock of dress goods. I consisting nf wool ehaliies, solid and 1 figured Sattcens, ginghans. raunama l stripes. organdies, figured aud plain mulls. solid and figured lawns, and 1 WiIite goods c. all styles.
 II. E, GwYN X Co. The ordinary qainine is so bitter ! that hundreds uf puty children. in this sWanipy country liesln tu heave md pn,e at the sight If a teaspoon Go To | winthrop < Ca,'s. and buy Groves Chtll Tonic .ar them; ,t k sweet as candy, and sure destroyer Of mgluia.
 We Net,ld mt urses1n article without merit, We i,rsv auH guarantee Plaitta- tisa t'hiil ttiru rv4Jlar and tastelessl- i'u sale hS l.. R1.Nu.r X tl.; Dr R ]. Ne |. A Ahratl-y. V C. Ferguson, Fer 4asousile, l. T. 0.N.r % tsi.. caldwell; j i Ila,slrs Haynes; Hanks. Wilkiu- son X Cu halrS;ine, lsr;,el Goldberg. Wheatley; Hughes X Curtis, Haynes: iIememway HruS.. Nheatles. koser X heRositt. Widrncr; n. l, Junes Haynes; k. F. llimton, Wheatley. Miss Lu,ie Beck returned frim school at Nashville last "Wednesday night Miss Lulie Is among the most iuesti~
 nahle and lovely young ladies in For rest City. aud great was the delight of her friends on learning that she had ietnrhed.
 Grown folks and children alike dread
 to take quinine, as Il Is ordinarily given. They suffer. sickrn, and die.
 the dread of it's bitter taste and bad effects are So great. Take Groves
 chill Tonic once. and you will imagine you have taken sip of simple syrup, and be surprised to see the malaria banish from your system like the baseless fabric of Il dream" It k al
 ways on tap at winthrop X cos drug store.
 Eugene Wilson has ceased to manipu- late eartlenware behind the counter
 of the lunch stand at the Forrest City 1 House. In the future he may be found l n the hotel office, while a heautitul 1 young lady will do the Epieurian honors
 Ut the lunch room.
 1 Why pay To cents or Sl when you can | buy Plantation Chill Cure irregular and | tasteless) of l.. Rollwage X Co. Dr k. ], l West, Wheatiey W. c. Ferguson Fer gusonyille; F. T. Oliver X Co, Caldwell,
 ]. ]. Hughes, llayaes; Banks. Wilkin-
 son X Co.. Palestine; Israel Goldberg i Wheatley; Hughes X Curtis, Haynes,
 Iemenway Bros.. Wheatley; kuser X | | \
 Haynes, h. F.. Hinton. Wheatley for 5O
 cents, who guarantee 1t to cure you
 This is the time of year when the
 young ladies and gentlemen who have been off at school return home to spend
 vacation. Among those returning this
 week were Geo. Wood, and his
 sister, Miss Anna Luc. and Estelie
 Paisley, from Philadelphia.
 Our friend and fellow-citizen, C. o. | Martin, has accepted an enga.,pmcilt to