The Forrest City times., 1891-09-18

V V fortune out of THE TIsIEs. we would satisfy restless demand and q lauda ble ambition to be, and run for Presi- dent. In this year of our Lord we have concluded that unless very large number of our very large list of delin- quent subscribers conclude to liquidate very soon, we shall be too weak and weary to run for dog pelter even.
 We advertise at present for firm whose preparations have proven, in our own family, all they claim to be. We refer to Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrh9a Remedy. We stand up for this medicine because we have tested it. This is not an adver- tisement for the medicine; it is sim ply our testimony regarding it after a fair -IIoutzdale Pal Observer
 For sale by C. r. Hinton, druggist.
 Death visited our little city Tuesday night and plucked from the fond parents their beautiful baby boy. Earl 1 Hinton. infant son of R. E. and Mamie Hinton. dIed. Tuesday night, Septem- Der 18th. 1891, of cholera infantum, aged one year and four days. He was bright little fellow, and the pride and 1 joy of his papa and mamma. They lltNc ltlt Wal sNinDulHN Ol tIt community in their great bereavement. The waterworks and electric light enterprises are under fair way to be in l operation in few months. In the meantime use the light of day to visit | V. E. Izard's mammoth dry goods es- 1 tablshment. on the corner of south Front and Washington streets. where for the next thirty days he will offer such wonderful bargains in Dress Goods. Notions, Hats, Shoes. etc.. as | you will not soon have another oppor- tunity of securing.
 Rev J. II. Cason will occupy the pull pit at the Baptist church next Sabbath morning and night. The subject of his discourse at II o'clock. d. m. is ''Sin and Evil in the Universe" at 7:30p. m.. The Salvation of Manasseh, the Worst of Sinneis.n Please notice | change of hour. and be in your seats in time. Rev. Cason will also preach at l the Neelv school house, two miles west of Forrest City, at 1 o'clock in the afternoon. All arc invited.
 Telegrams announcing the marriage of II. F. Roleson to Miss Maude Corne- 1 lius, at Augusta, Ark. Sunday night, were received heve by relatives and friends Monday. Fletcher is we'll | known throughout Eastern Arkansas as a young man of high moral and in | tellectual attainments His bride is q most charming and interesting ladv 1 She visited here some time ago and made many warm and lasting friend ships. All wish them much happiness.
 The person who furnishes items for 1 a newspaper is always d valuable friend l to the editor. Many persons hesitate 1 about sending items to newspaper regarding the movements of friends, lest the editor should think them anxious to see their names in print. | He will think nothing of the kind but on the contrary he is glad to get such | items. Many seemingly unimportant l notes when printed are news to a large number of readers. -Dyersbmg Tenn l Gazette.
 l Did 1t ever oecurr to your mind dear 1 reader, tespecially if you live in Forrest l City how fearfully dull and lonesome | it would have been here the past sum- mer, and how scare money would have | been. and how hard 1t would have been 1 for many of Us to have found q lireli- 1 hood, but for the large sums of money which have been put in circulation by the city authorities, and the private l citizens who have invested s0 largely in new buildingY Why. this town l never had such d move on 1t before. 1 Do you want to stop it's growth?
 LocKnART. Texas. Oct l5, 1889. 1 Paris Medicine Company,
 Paris, Tenn,
 Dear Sirs-Ship IS as soon as possi- 1 hit t.pgtr4N- FIfaSfafaS tfht3i | Tonic. My customers want Grove $ l rasteless Chill Tonic. and will not 1 have any other. In our experience of i over twenty years in the drug business we have never sold any medicine which gave such universal satisfaction l Yours respectfully,
 I. :. BROWNE X Co.
 Sold by Winthrop X Co.,, Forrest City, and L. T. Oliver, Caldwell.
 There is little doubt but that many l persons suffer for years with ailments l that could easily be cured by the use of { some simple remedy. The following incident is an illustration of this fact. My wife was troubled with d pain in l her side the greater part of the time | for three years. until cured by Cham berlain's Pain Balm. It has, l thnk, permanently cured her, We also have used Chamberlain Cough Remedy whenever needed, and believe 1t to be the best in the world. --P. NJ. Boston, pennyille. Sullivan county, Missouri.
 For sale by c. F. Hinton, druggist.
 The town of Forrest City ought to build handsome public high school building, where the future men and women may be properly educated. | However, 1t does not matter much l about your book learning when you want to buy goods. It is only neces- sary to know where and when to go l and buy. Every person wants to buy bargains. To supply this demand Y. E. lzard will close out his entire stock { nt sacrifice for the next thirty days. He is compelled to make room for the | large invoice of fall and winter goods soon to be received. It will be to youi 1 interest to examine his large, varied and complete stock before purchasing
 An altercaton between ono Burnett. of the northern part of the county, and l City Marshal Prewett, Saturday, at tracted quite crowd of spectators to | the South Side, The marshal had ar rested one John Keel for boisterous language, and was en route to the mayors office, when Burnett followed
 and used insulting language toward the marshal. When Burnett had dis. puted the marshals word a couple ot 1 times, the marshal struck him in the face with his open hand, and followed ! 1t up with blow from his cane. Bur nett was drinking. One can scarcely