The Forrest City times., 1890-09-06

tOW u HtShSe NtCitiHS ittSsttSs The Mitchell Wagon is monarch of the road. For sale by II. E. Gwyn X Co.
 Marion Prewett. of Helena, came up on a visit to relatives aud friends, Tuesday.
 |. The fair now promises to ce mucl, larger and more extensive than at first expected.
 Mrs. Mason, of Brinkley, visited Miss Eula Dupuy, Monday, returning in the evening.
 Let everyone bring something to put on exhibition at the fair and make 1t a grand success.
 Miss Mollie Hamilton left Tuesday evening for Russellville, Ky, where she will enter college.
 Extra Inducements will be offered this year in special premiums by the Fair Association.
 We have just received lot of as sorted colored paper, suitable and at tractive for circulars, etc.
 Just received, a beautiful line of ladies hand-sewed shoes. Cheap for cash, at II. E. Gwyn X Co.'S
 Mrs. E. NJ. Harper, of Pine Bluff, has been in the city. this week, on business and visiting friends.
 Remember that the Eastern Arkan- sas Fair will commence on the 18th of October and last until the l7th.
 $. N. Davis, of Little Rock, was in town Saturday. visiting old friends. Sam is looking and doing well.
 Mrs. I. II. Lutz has five splendid young canaries, now singing, for sale. If you wish fine bird, call on her.
 Miss Leila Neel left Tuesday. with the college students, for Russellvllle Ky, where she will attend college.
 MissTommie Davis ,abeautiful daugh- ter of T. A. R. Davis, left Monday, to attend the Galloway College at Searcy
 Misses Lolie and Lula Davis left Tuesday evening for Nashville, Tenn. where they will re-enter Wards Semi nary.
 The universal verdict of those who have tried Cascarine is that it does all that is claimed for it. Try it and be convinced.
 Malaria Is an unseen poison in the air, and is inhaled into and affects the entire system. Cascarine effectually destroys 1t.
 Earl Davis is bookkeeping for the Merchants Cotton Press and Storage Co.,. of Memphis, which has capital of Sl 800 600.
 Cascarine is purely vegetable, home product, strictly Southern remedy, and is especially adapted to diseases of this climate.
 Read our offer of three presents, to be given our patrons on January lst, 1891. We mean business and are forced to raise money.
 Ed Bonner. who has been visiting in the East, returned home, Saturday, as handsome young man as graces the streets of Forrest City.
 Mrs. Myrick, wife of the popular drummer, Horace Myrick, passed through the city, Monday, enroute to Helena to visit friends.
 Miss Mamie Mcdaniel left Tuesday evening for Nashville. Tenn, where she will spend several months in hard study, at Ward Seminary.
 Cascarine is d sovereign remedy for kidney diseases. IL banislcs the pains uSHalts ltIt Iti tiic Siilstli VI tiic UssSA and cleanses | lic whole system.
 The Milchel Wagon is h,e strongest, most durable, best finished. best pro porlioned and liglitest running wagon made. For salu hy II. B. Gwyn X Co.
 Miss Nannir Cook, of L-xa. came ta Forrest City. Monday, and lu company with Miss Fannie N in,icld, left We'd nesday for Jackson, Tenu,. on \ visit
 Miss Fannie Winfield left Wednes- day to visit old college friends III Jack sen, Tenn. Her pleasant count-nancp will be missed by frtquenters uf the post office.
 sM Mller. was an immensc crowd at the barbecue saturday, and while there IS said te have been slight hitch some way in the arrangements. everybody seemed to have enjoyed the day.
 Mrs. Paisley and Mrs. Gray, Of Drink ley, accompanied ny iiie children, stopped over. and spent Sunday with relatives aud friends i'll the city. They were enruute home from Eureka Springs.
 Miss Fannie Phillips, who has been visiting in the city several days. q guest at the pleasant home ot Capt. and Mrs R. M Williams, returned to sherman, Miss, Tuesday. She is a most pleasant young lady and made < large number of friends during Ter visit.
 For summer com plaint,' says Ben l.. Bear. prominent druggist Of Los Angeles. Cal, "l know of no remedy so sure and safe to use Us Chamber lain's Collie. Cholera and DMrfhma Remedy" Mir. Bear is not alone in entertaining that opinion, as, wherever known, the Remedy is praised by all who use it. For sitle by II. Evans X Co.
 We are much pained to chronicle the death of Ebon Ingram. which occurred Tuesday afternoon, Of fever. He was a bright, intelligent, and promising young man whom everybody admired, and his untimely demise is n great af- fliction to his venerable father and loving sisters and brother. with whom we deeply sympathize. The precious remains were inferred in Mississippi soil Thursday.
 We refund money III every instance when Plantation Chill Cure (reg gular and tastelessl lails--hut IL never fails. For sale by l.. Rollwage k O., and l. W. Beck X Co, Forrest City. Dr. R. ]
 Vest, Wheatley; W. C. Ferguson, Fer gusonyiile; F.. T. Oliver X Co., Caldwell, J. j. Hughes, Haynes; Banks, Wilkin- son < Co, Palestine: Israel Goldberg Wheatley; Hughes t Curtis, Haynes
 lemenway Bros, Whcatley; Koser ~- OeIositt, Widener: D. l. Jones, Haynes. li, F. Hinton, Wheatley; J. B. Terry, Caldwell.
 When Baby was sick. we gave her cassosiA. whcn ahe was Child, shc cried for casscr;a.