The Forrest City times., 1891-09-25

SV"V. Het tue gpnilliit ASK Tor Groves. For salc by Winthrop N Co.,, Forrest City, and F. r. Oliver, Cald- well; D. C. Flow, Colt.
 Nearly all the disrases in the South. eru states are produced from mal aria Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic removes all malarial poison from the system. It is as pleasant to the taste as lemon syIup- Fifty cents. To get the genrl- iDe ask for Groves. Sold by Winthrop X Co., Forrest City, and F.. T. Oliver, Caldwell; D. c. Flow. Colt.
 Do not let other merchants palm oT other preparations on you because they have not Plantation Chill Cure in stock. Apply to agents named below. who guarantee it. Sold bv C. r. Him ton and Russell. Graham X Cu.. For rest City; F.. T. Oliver X Go. and J E. Terry. Caldwell; ! k. West tS O.. Wheatley; ]. W. Beck & O.. Forrest City.
 We know from experience in the use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy that it will prevent croup," say Messrs. GAdberry x Morley, Percy. Iowa. They also add that the remedy has given great satisfaction in that vi- cinity, and that they believe it to be the best in the market for throat and lung diseases. For sale by C. F. Ilin- ton. druggist.
 Malaria produces weakness. general debility. biliousness. loss of appetite. indigestion and constipation. Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic removes the cause which produces these troubles. Try it and you will be delighted. Price fifty cents. To get the genuine ask for Groves. Sold ly Winthrop X Ca. Forrest City. and E. T. Oliver, Cald- well; p. C. Flow. Colt. Ark.
 j. D. Davenport x Co. have just opened. in Rollwage X Co. $ new brick storehousa. on Nortl, Washington street They are exclusive dealers in Furnishing Goods Clothing. Boots and shoes. Hats. Caps, etc., and are candidates for share of your patron. age. Give them d call, and be con- vhcsd they will treat yon right and give you bargains.
 Prof. J. W. Stotts, principal of the Forrest City public school. arrived in town "Wednesday. and vii enter upon his duties October 5th We learn that he IS an educator of some twenty years experience and will no doubt give general satisfaction. lie is also thorough musician. a member of the Baptist church, possesses a most eX- cellent tenor voice. and is otherwise acceptable to the people. We give him l cordial welcome to Forrest City. and commend him to the hospitality of the city.
 Messrs R. l.. and G. B. pettus and Walter Bnford have formed . CO., partnership. purchased the stock "f Roohs belonging to T. A. Hatcher and will begin business October lst at Capt. Hatcher's old staud, under most favorable auspices. The gentlemen composing this firm are among the most reliable, safe and energetic yoaug business men of Eastern Arkansas. They have spent years in Forrest City. have been painstaking and careful while in the employ ot others and now embark in business for themselves. pn- toying the hearty good wishes of Il large circle of friends. We wish them success.
 The filling of the ditches and the gradiug ot the railroad front k of more importance tn tue people than was at first imagined. south Front street has been made more prominent there by. aud Y. E. lzard's mammoth general merchandise establishment. on the corner of South Front and Washington sereets. is conspicuous emporium. where low pricess, best goods and fair dealing characterize all transactions. The stock Is composed ot everything usually found in i trst-class general store, and the genial proprietor will spare no pains to make q visit to his establishment both pleasant and profitable.
 The handsome fdll-page advertise mont of Sol Lewis appears elsewhere in this paper. He has been to the mar kets in person and selected most beautiful stock of all the latest novel, ties and best makes in Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes. Hats, Caps, Ladies and Gents Furnishing Goods. Notions, Ne. Himself and polite as slstants have been very busy all this week, opening goods. His place of business, on South Front street, was at one time the best 'stand" in town He hopes. by prices, to make it SO again. People must be very tired if they do not give him call. and his goods g thorough examination. Sol has many friends throughout the county who will join Tux TINES in wishing him much success.
 We took Mrs. Vadakin and the little vadakins fishing Monday down to Old River. We left homo about four o'clock in company of Miss Annie and Willie Yeixley, and arrived at Dan Wyld's just us Old Sol began to shed his rays upon us. At Mir. Wyld s we spent an hour very pleasantly, partxk- ing of most elegant breakfast, and a little something elso, just for "our st0mAch's sake" tDan keeps a good articlel. Mrs. Wylds entertained us royalty, and we enjoyed the visit very much. In fact it was THE feature of the trip. We then proceeded to go 6shing," and we fshed and ilshed and fshed. The writer caught one little innocent stripped bass, three inches long. We'll, the others caught nice meas of sreckled perch and trout, Fish or no fish. we had jolly good time and feel better for the trip.
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