The Forrest City times., 1890-08-30

Eugene Wilson made flying trip to Poplar Blu6. a few days ago, on bllsi- ness.
 Election. Monday, September tst. Mrs. Vadnkin and the little ones will leave for an extended visit tO par ents and friends in Memphis, Monday morning.
 After diphtheria. scarlet fever. pneu- monia, or any other severe illness, there is no better tonic than Hood Sarsaparilla.
 Misses Nonie Prewett and 1Rta
 Matthews returned home Thursday morning from visit with friends ut 1 Austin, Ark.
 T. NJ. Short. after an extended visit in Tennessee, has returned to Forrest City. He is employed ut Russell, Gra- ham X Co.'S.
 The barbecue to-day Is a political affair. to which all citizens are invited regardless of race, color or political creed. Let every voter go. Esq. and Mrs. John Cole returned uWue Ivuui Nu cAtcHucu NtSit tutVuHtt 1 the north, Thursday. They are much improved in health by the change. Neglecting a child troubled with worms may cause 1t to have epileptic fits. Horriblel Give 1t Dr. Bulls
 Worm Destroyers at once and save the child.
 q. II. Buckner, of St. Louis, Mo, a ss, pbnrvnunv and rosvSc tered Pharmacist. came in Wednesday, and is employed at II. w. Winthrop's drug store.
 IT. Y. Pollard. of White Haven, Tenn, was in the city several days this week. visiting relatives and friends. He was a guest of the family of Dr. II. r. Dooley.
 Messrs. Fitzpatrick X Mallory are having their machinery put in order and will soon begin to make all the meal used in Eastern Arkansas. We wish them the greatest measure of suc- cess.
 Prof. w. J. McIlwain came down Tuesday from Wynne. He will open . private high school September 18th. in the public school building. and should receive the hearty support of our citizens.
 II. w. Winthrop has bought the in- teest of w. F.. Scott. In their drug store and is now going 1t alone" He informs us that he has ordered regis tered Pharmacist. and intends tO keep abreast of the times.
 The several candidates entertained the people of Johnson township. yes tertlay. Here, as at every previous ap- pointment. the Fair Divide candidates won a victory. There seems to be no doubt of the election of the Fair Divide ticket.
 My wife had been s0 long afflicted with chills her health became very bad. Quinine did not agree with her, and concluded to give her Smiths Tonic Syrup. and to my asthonishment two bottles made her perfectly well.-p. C. Lee, Bigbee Valley, Miss.
 Allie Evans. who has been absent from Forrest City some seven months. returned home Wednesday morning. and if employment presents itself. will remain in Forrest City. He has de- veloped into fine young manhood, and k worthy the confidence of any em- pl0yer.
 The advertisements are an important feature of every paper. The women. who are the tinanciers of every house. hold. recognize this so thoroughly that they never think tn these days of mak- ing any purchases without frs, looking at the newspaper. to see where they can purchase the most cheaply. .-Ex.
 The Golden Hours Literary clnb have an elegant new hook-casr and an excellent selection of reading matter. and are accomplishing considerable g,ad. We recently silpplie,it them with Augusta Evans Wilson's rnmplet. wnk handsomely bn,,rsi whirli a,l,l,d n series ot gems to their excellent col lection.
 Esq. Geo. Pearson brought us this week. copy of the Forrest City Courier ten years old. and af THk TIMES eight years old. by l5ra,lfeld aud Omry. respectively. The Courier. of date August 8th. lsSU, contains the state Democratic Platform. and lSsh, much interesting reading matter. We were glad to .rt them. Wednesday night quite number of young folks gathered at tle resi,iencc of Mes.lamrS Avery and Johnson. in l,onMr of Miss Excise. who will. with the family. remove to Hot Springs alsmt september 18th. The evening was most pleasantly spent, and many regrets expressed .lt the prospect af losing this interesting family from our gay s.ei-ty circle.
 Parents having children to educate. before sending them elsewhere, would do well |" consider the propriety of sending them .to Fsrrrst City. X pri- vaie school will le conducted. giving thorough instruction in all the branches pursued. No cffcrt will be spared to make the instruction equal to that usually received abroad. For particu- lars call on or address. Prof. W. J. Mc- Twain, Forrest City, Ark. We will probably print a catalogue of tue Eastern Arkansas Fair Associa- ton next week. It is desirous to place an advertisement of every business and professional man in Forrest City and elsewhere in the county in the book. Space will be let at the rate of S5 per page. As 1t will be impossible to see everybody, and not wishing tn slight any one, We request you 10 send in your orders, Nothing less than one- half page will be accepted. Advertise Ments from abroad are also earnestly solicited. Address, Tmx TixEs, For rest City, Ark.
 SUMNER CoNfLAlNT.--A druggist at Brit, Hancock county, Iowa, relates his experience with this disease us fol. flows. During the summer of lSS2, my little girl, two years of age. was taken seriously i'll witt, summer complaint.