The Forrest City times., 1890-03-22

Huy your bUvks and Papers at THE TINEs ofIice.
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 Eugene Wilson has accepted a sitna. tion with Loda x Bro. to dispense steaming culinary articles over the depot lunch counter.
 The Art Interchange for March. with \ marine study entitled ' Sunrise on Narragansett Bay has just arrived. Call and examine it..
 Hardware. Stoves and Furniture, till you can't rest, at Russell. Graham & to. $. All styles, sizes and prices, to please any and everybody.
 We only have one copy of the March Lippincott left on sale. The April number will not be out for sometime and you should read both.
 Mrs. Blanche Biscoe. of Helena, paid her parenst and numerous friend in Forrest City visit this week. She is always welcome in this city.
 We learn with many regrets of the sickness of Mrs. Jesse N. Legg, this week. Hope it may not prove serious and that she will soon recover.
 The Wide Awake Magazine for March. is magazine for young people especially. but will interest all One copy can be had at the news standr.
 From Mr. Robert Mitchell who was in town "Wednesday we learn that Pal estine is still on boom, and every thing wearing prosperous appearance.
 The Cosmopolitan Magazine for March is attractive, and filled with much Information. One copy left. Call early to be certain of getting it..
 The Century Magazine met with such favor here this month that we re-or- dered. and now have number on hand. You should have this number by all means.
 Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly for March and April are to be found, at the newsstand the former for short time only. This book needs no intro duction.
 The tremendous rain of Tuesday night washed out the Little Rock and Memphis railroad, so. that we got no mail from Little Rock "Wednesday morning.
 The Forrest City orchestra is pro- gressing very nicely. and will play at the Hazel Kirk performance. The music alone will be worth the price of admission.
 H. W. Winthrop X Co., have a drug store that is first class in every particu- lar. Their line of sundries is complete in every respect. Give them your pre- scriptions.
 New samples are constantly being received at Russell. Graham x Co Leave your measure for handsome Winter Suit with them, and you will get satisfaction.
 WANTED--i400 chickens in Forrest City. Not having heard of any Metho- dist conferences any where i'll tha cu,in- ty recently. we do not understand the present scarcity of fowls.
 We have sent in a revised order for all popular magazines. and will now handle the largest assortment ever hrouch. 10 Forrest City. Many. new to Forrest City, have been placed on the list.
 Aldri,ige X Rich's Wages of Sin" Co. plays in Forrest City March 2sth. Do not forget it. 1t is the finest company of artists that ever visited this city. and should have Il tremendous house.
 Heroes of the Dark Continent r the only autho,ised history of Stanley < travels in Africa is snld only on stih- scription. W F. Adams, agent. Call at this office and subscribe fer copy.
 Puck and Judge" are received regularly at the news stand Also the "Arkansaw Traveller Texas Sift- inssn New York Ledger and many oth- CT popular periodicals and publications. :. preston's ~iIei. Axe" certain and immediate ctre for nervous. renralgic sick, dyspep'ic aad chronic headache. Ask your druggist for 1t, he cured while you wait, :" or have your money refunded.
 One of the children of Mrs Bees was yesterday run over by horse. and hurt pretty badly, though not dangerously. The bruises will cause much pain and suffering. but we hope will not be long iu healing.
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 As Certain Chill Cure y ta buy.
 Warranted at all druggists. Sold by II. Evans X Co.
 Old newspapers, handy to put under carpets, on pantry shelves, and on the walls where the regular wall paper is too expensive, can be had In any guan- tity at the rate of 70 cents per hundred at TitE TIMES office.
 The rain of last Tuesday night came down like tue waters of l.1dore. ' The city was flooded. water running into several business houses on Wash- iugton street, and washing up the side walk at several places.
 "The Seasons and The New York Fashion Bazarn for March and April can be had at this office. Both are popular fashion books. We have one "Le Art de la Modem for March, which has had extensive sales.
 Prof. Loisette's memory system is creating greater interest than ever in all parts of the country. and persons wishing to improve their memory should send for his prospectus free as adver- tiscd in another column.
 R. w.. Phillips. of New Castle. holds n position with the firm of T. E. Gwyn N Co, having accepted the same last week. He owns store of his own at New Castle. and IS \ young man of promise and prominence.
 l.. D. Ferguson, Of Memphis. very clever gentleman who has host 0f warm friends here. was in the city on business Monday and gave us a pleas ant call. He reports business generally very dull in the Bluff City.
 The millinery store of Mrs. Boyle, on Washington street, is about ready for occupancy; in fact, Mrs. Boyle thinks she will be able to move Monday next.