The Forrest City times., 1891-06-26
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abroad in the land taking Nh inventory and noting the increase in values. What makes John and Oscar 80 healthy? Drinking the celebrated Klausman St. Louis beer. Try it. A bad headache. a cross wife, poor dinner, an unhappy wife can all be cured by one dose of Bradycrotine. Col. V. E. lizard has recently added much beauty to his pleasant home, in the way of handsome new fence.
 The hotel company ought to provide for extending the proposed sewer to point west of their handsome house.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Gatling's children have the measles and have been very sick. It is thought they are improv- ing.
 The public convenience at the freight depot should be ahated. Let corpora- tions stand in the line with the citi- ZenS.
 The streets presented a lonely ap- pearance this week. which indicates that farmers are too busy to come to town.
 John Coleman was confined to his room the first of the week. We are glad to see him at his place of business again.
 Miss Mamie Cotter, of Marianna. is visiting in the city. a charming guest at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. F. Taylor.
 A very complete line of Staple and Fancy Groceries may be found at Fus- sell, Graham & Go. s at Rock Bottom figures.
 The sewer and park on the railroad front will be Il lasting monument to the spirit and enterprise of the coun cil of 1891.
 Deputy Sheriff Melee brought us a couple of cotton blooms Tuesday morn- ing. raised by Mir. Bait on the Widow Crippen place.
 One trial will convince you that the James IT, Russell Whisky, crop of 1880. has no equal as d pure and pala- table beverage.
 Let the electric light and waterworks movement go right along. There is make a live town.
 A representative of the Kansas City Sunday Sun WAS in town yesterday soliciting subscriptions, aud trying to procure an agent.
 Wolff X Coleman, proprietors of the Greentrre Saloon. are sole agents in forrest City for the James H. Russell Whisky, crop of 1880.
 T. W. Yerxlev sent us Il cotton bl1m Tuesday. and says he has ten acres of them. Tom will get there if he has fl fair showing
 All persons having clothes to send to laundry, will do well to see Tom short. who represents one of the very bes, laundrirs in Memphis.
 The first cotton bloom was sent THE TIMES Monday by J. W. Beck & Ca. It was brought in by Sam Ingram. xn in dustrious colared citizen.
 The heat was SO oppressive yester- day fae,,ouu. the bricklayers on Becker X Lewis new building were forced to kntc::,, ofY for few hours. - elAcx uaAuoHT tea cure, Constipation
 Miss Pearl Alley. who has been spend ing several months with her sister. Mrs S \. Cherry. at Gainesville, Texas, re- turned home Wednesday. The Knights Templsr reception and banquet last night was most enjoya- ble occasion. We postpone further comment until next issue.
 A subscription will be taken up on the fourth of July to fenc. in the waterworks. to keep the cattle from eating the blasted thing up.
 That tired feeling now so often heard of Is entirely overcome by the use ot Hoods Sarsaparilla, which gives mental and bodily strength.
 Forrest City is coming to the front. It is all right. What we want is less of self and more liberality and encour- agement to public enterprise.
 Best goods at lowest prices in Dry Goods. Notions, Gents, Youths and Boys Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, xt l.. Rollwage X Co.'s.
 Just bought. a lot of Trunks. at
 II. B. GwyN X Co.
 Russell, Graham tz Co. are the sue ces :ful dealers in honest. reliable mer- chHndise. You are assured of value for value when you trade with them.
 The services at the Methodist church are being largely attended. and will accomplish much good. The workers have our best wishes for N rich harvest.
 If you want \ drink of pure, good whisky. go to Wolff X Coleman's Greentree Saloon and ask for the cele- brated James II. Russell Whisky, crop of 1880.
 r. II. Prewitt, of Little Rock. is in town this week visiting relatives and friends. Henry is docking the picture of health" aud sll are glad to see him.
 Jim Dobson, the negro murderer confined in the jail. succeeded last week in cutting the upper lock of bis cell. A timely discovery prevented his escape.
 Mrs Jennie Allen returned to For rest City Wednesday from Somerville, Tenn. where she has spent several months. Many friends are delighted to sec her.
 Rev. J. II. Cason will preach at the Baptist church Sunday morning at II o'clock. Subject: He that winneth souls Is wise.' There will be no ser vices at night.
 If you want glass of good beer 70 tO Wolff q Colemans for 1t. They are agents for the Klxusmxn Brewing Co.,, Of St. Louis, who make the best beer on the market.
 An ice factory at this place could supply all Eastern Arkansas, and would no douht receive the natromnvn