The Forrest City times., 1891-10-30

R. Fl. Roy's litle girl, who will not be eight years old until December picked I07 pounds of cotton Monday. She is entitled to the premium, 30 far as heard from.
 Sam Bosh was killed Wednesday evening on Lawson Hughes place near Mcdaniel by Burl Ellis. The officers are in pursuit of the mur- derer. The killing is said to have been in cold blood. No particulars.
 We extend thanks to tho Marianne 1 Index for reproducing certain cotton buyers advertisement from TIE TINES of last week. We feel sure our GUS toner also appreciates the additional circulation of his advertisement. Moral: advertise in TIE TIMES. Attention is called to the hand some new advertisement of A. Freid- man & Co. If you haven't already pe- rused it, do so now. Itis worth reading. That enterprising firm are offering some very liberal Inducements this week, and visit to their mammoth store, will be money to you.
 As We guarantee Plantation Chill Cure, why not try it? If it does not cure you it will not cost you anything. For sale by Dr. c. F. Hinton and Fus- sell, Graham X Co.,, Forrest City; E. T. Oliver X Co. and J. B. Terry, Cald- we'll; J. R. West X Co, Wheatley; J. w. Beck & Co.,, Forrest City.
 Life has been q burden to me for the past 50 years on account of great suffering from very severe and ire quent, headaches. Bradyerotine has done wonders tor me. I am now new man and shall proclaim the merits of your medicine to all 1 can reach. " George r. Fowler, Attorney at Law, Palatka, Fla.
 Arkansas. has had larger number of fairs this year than ever before. it seems, and they have all been well attended, the exhibits have been bet ter than usual. and they have been pronounced successes in every way. All of which speaks well for the state. and goes to show that VIC are progress ing -Arkansas Beacon.
 On Tuesday, November 8, 1891 there will be an auction sale of the en- tire, personal property sbelonging to the firm of B. Manning & Co, of Goodwin, Ark. It is to close part nersldp, and everything must go with out reserve. The terms will be strictly cash and as there is a large amount of | live stock, as also, a number of farm ing implements. Those needing .sech will find a bargain by attending the sale.
 The members and others interested in the Episcopal church, met at the residence of MT. Walter German on Monday night, for the purpose of or ganizing mission at this place. The organization consisted of twelve mem- bers, the following of1icerswere elected: Rev. c. A. Bruce, president; John Cat 1 ling, treasurer; Miss De Meier, secreta- ry; Walter German, warden. Rev C.. A. Bruce will give this mission, called the Mission of the Good Sheperd, one Sunday in each month, morning and evening service.
 | SAVANNAH, Ga, March 9, 1889. Messrs. Lippnan Bros;
 | l was suffering with weakness and general debility, being almost incapaci- tated from attending to my business. l was forced to call on Dr. Whitehead for treatment. He at once put me on F. r. r. (Prickly Ash. Poke Root and petassium), and after taking two or l three bottles my health improved. and although suffering for some time with general weakness. debility and ca- tarrh, am now compa atively a we'll man. E. B FORkER.
 With Cornwell X Chipman.
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