The Forrest City times., 1890-06-21

Miss Susie clore, of Memphis, is in the city visiting friends. She Is the guest of the ladies at the mansion on Mount Ararat. Tuesday afternoon U tenpin party and picnic was given at Stuart Springs in honor of the visitor. Those present and participating were the families of Messrs. Graham. Fus- sell, Bard. Nichols and Gray, and Miss Clorc. and Rev. c. l.. Byrd, and Mir. Harpman. of Memphis. A bountiful dinner was spread and the company spent most enjoyable afternoon.
 Grown folks and children alike dread to take quinine, as it is ordinarily given. They suffer, sicken, 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 a sip of simple syrup, and be surprised to see the malaria banish from your system like the baselcss fabric of a dream.' It is al- ways on tap at winthrop X cos drug store.
 Soda apparatus for sale. Cleopatra h listen marble body. eight heavy plated syrup faucets. three heavy draught tubes, one No. l generator. three ten-gallOn founts, six heavy plated tumbler holders, one marble slab 5 feet long, 29 inches wide. Every thing complete and ready for immedi- ate use. Terms, monthly payments. II. E. GwYN X Co. Why pay 15 cents or Si whom you can buy Plantation Chill Cure Irregular and tastclessl of l.. Rollwage sN Co; Dr. R. ]. West. Wheltley w. C. Ferguson, Fer g,sonvillc: E. r. Oliver X O.. Caldwell; ]. ]. Hughes, Haynes; Banks. Wilkin- son X Co.,, Palcstine; Israel Goldberg Wheatley; Hughes X Curtis, Haynes, ITemenway Bros.. Wheatley; koser X De eRositt. Widener; D. l. Jones. Haynes, k. F. Hinton. Wheatley. for 5O cents. who guarantee it to cure you At the meeting of the Golden Hours Literary Club on Friday night of last week. at the residence ef Mir. xnd Mrs. K. NJ. Williams, the n.a 5ority cf the members were en costume for a ''tacky" party. After the business was over. Miss Fannie Williams. assisted by her charming sister, Mrs. Turner. and
 Miss Elise German rendered some very sweet music. This was followed by games, conversation and other kinds of l SlNuuiuS uboSe delightful evening. it wus announced
 dressed the most ''tackily." would bc taken. It is quite unnecessary to say that the boys were excluded from the contest, as there Is no doubt that. had they been allowed to become candi. dates, one of their number would have carried of the prize to be presented to the person most "tackily" dressed. The result of the ballot was. that Miss
 Elise German received five votes. thus
 showing that. although she tried very
 hard. she could not destruy her usual gracefuiness and loveliness. Miss
 Estells l'aslay received six votes,
 which was evidence that one more per
 son thought that she looked more
 "tacky" than did Miss German. but
 there is no doubt but that ths person casting this vote was one of her many
 admirers. who allowed his prejudice
 to overcome his gond judgment. This wstS evident. also. in the casr of Miss
 Elise Avery. who r,ccivcd scven votes which was next to the highest nlmbcr
 received hy any onr. Miss l.cta Mat
 thcws received eight votes. that being the highest number. There were eight persons present, who noticed the striking contrast between her lpks oil
 that night. and her nsaal mauty and
 lov.linrss. Tho prize. which was q
 beautiful silk handkerchief, WAS pre-
 senicd to Miss l.eta by Mrs Turner
 Every one present spent an exceedingly ,ieliysiteul evening. and many are She
 praises and compliments bestowed upon Mrs. Farmer by all present.