The Forrest City times., 1891-04-10

The city council will surely keep abreast with the private citizens. To do this the ugly ditches must be con trollec. Proper improvement in this direction will encourage private enter prise and the improvement of residence and other property.
 Dr, l.. II. Lipsey. of Fayetteville, was in the city several days the first of the week, pr expecting. .Ie was favor ably impressed with the location, and will probably locate here. If he con cudes to do so, we bespeak for him | your hearty reception.
 George W. Cooks addition to the town of Forrest City has not yet been sold out. A few more choice lots may still be secured at Il reasonable price and on terms to suit purchasers. An opportunity is here offered to make good paying investment.
 ] Captain John Parham s horse becom- l ing frightened by n passing loconotlve, | Wednesday, ran away. The captain was thrown from his buggy, alighling on his head and shoulder, and was i very seriously hurt. The attending 1 physician reports him resting easy.
 Mrs. Ida Miller, of Hamilton, Ohio, and Mrs. Louise Stuart, Of Madison. ] Indiana, are visiting in the city for several weeks, guests of their brother, J. F. Wolff and family. It has been ! twenty-five years since they met, and 1t was joyous occasion. We wish them very pleasant visit.
 ] Mrs. Geo. b rrude inee Miss Tudie | Taylor Is the happy mother of | bouncing baby boy. The young gentle 1 man arrived Saturday afternoon, and mother and son are getting along nicely. TIIR TINES extends best wishes [ for his future aud hopes he may i fulfill his mothers fondest dreams. | We are reliably informed that the [ contract to build three handsome brick 1 stoiehouses on the corner west of V. | E, I1ard's has been let to II. 4. lrby.
 Work will commence at once. Now is good time to invest in southside | property. These buildings will greatly 1 increase the value of the entire row. 1 Remember Memphis in 1878 o. Be
 warned in time, clean up your premises. and when the days work is oyer and your wlfe's smiling face meets YOU a, the door thank God that you can look 1 into her trustful eyes and think. II am your protector; l have done all that man can do to shield you from harm" 1 Aessrs Sanders and Russell retsrned ! from Nashville and other points, where ! they attended the sales of fine stock, | Saturday. They purchased tor tho l far association twenty head of stand ard bred trottin2 horses. These arrived | Sunday morning. and attracted con siderable attention. It is gratifying to see the steps that are being taken to l improve the stock in this part of the state.
 | Dr. A. B. Graves, evangelist. arrived l in the city Tuesday and began series l of meetings at the Baptist church. Ser wees have been conducted at II a. m. and at and 7:30 ?, m each day. The congregations have been fairly large, and considerable interest has been manifested. Saturday night Dr. Graves will preach especially for the young ! ladies. Sunday forenoon his subject
 will be The Unpardonable Sim Sun l day afternoon a sermon to males onlS. | He will probably close his labors here
 Monday night, and we truly hope a | rich blessing to this people will be the result.
 Tho good people of. the surrounding country, after struggling through the
 mud and floundering in the ruts of the horrible roads through the country
 would imagine their labors over when
 they reach the corporate limits of city assuming metropolitan airs. But
 they find their mistake when their
 teams mire on the principal thorough | fares of our city. The wagon ruts on
 our streets resemble tho meanderings of a snake in the endeavor to avoid l ha hAs cit l.
 xens wish to do business let them mako
 the city accessible for our country | cousins.
 | Just received, at II. B. Gwyn X Co. s,
 tho latest styles in Spring Goods, con
 sisting of Pineapple Tissue, Scotch and Linen Zephyrs, Plain. Checked. Fig l dies, Light Wool Dress Paids, Cham
 bries, Dress Lawns of all styles, Ren- frew Ginghams. Satteens, Nuns Vail ing. Challies. Chemisettes, Plain and
 Blouse shirts for Ladies, Swiss and
 Jaconet EmbI sidery, all colors in Tarla-
 tans, Swiss Jaconet Null. Bard Mus lins, Gold and Silver Belts, latest
 agony in Fans and Silk Umbrellas,
 Lace Nellie Ely Caps and Collarettes.
 which we are selling at prices to suit
 the times.
 A few days ago, while sitting in Elder
 Bros drug store, at Tingiey, Iowa, T. I.
 Dyer, a weli-known citizen, came in and
 asked for something for a severe cold
 which he had. Mir Elder took down a
 bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
 and said: .sHere is something I can
 recommend. It commands large sale
 and gives genuine satisfaction. It IS an
 excellent preparation and cheap" Mir.
 Dyer purchased bottle, and the next
 day when we saw him he said he was
 much better, and the day following ap-
 peared to he entirely restored. This is .
 specimen of the effectiveness of this preparation. .--Des Moines Mail and Times.
 B. Evans q Co, druggists. cell the lheve-mentIoned seDedy.