The Forrest City times., 1891-11-27

There are few people in Forrest City | who cannot afford to pay one or two | dollars into fund for the establish ment of some kind of factories in this town. It is necessary to our we'll being that factories of some kind be established, and the coming year is the time to establish them. Who will take the initiative?
 As preventive and cure for croup, Chamberlain s Cough Remedy has no rival. It is, in fact. the only remedy that can always be depended upon and that is pleasant and safe to take. There is not the least danger in giving it to children, as it contains no injurious substance. For sale at 50 cents per bottle by c. r. Hinton.
 We congratulate onr young friend l Will r. Mason. who on Sunday norn- l ing left fer Memphis to take the pO- sition of bill clerk in the office of the i St. Louis Iron Mountain & Southern railroad. Willie is one ot the best boys Of our acquaintance, and we are satisfied 1 he will acguit himself with credit there, as he has always done here.
 The attention of our readers is called to the change in the advertise ment of X. Friedman & Co. This en- terprising firm. through the uaedlum of TIE TIsIEs, invite the public to in spect their goods and prices, feeling confident the people cannot secure AIS great bargains elsewhere. It will repay yog to call upon them.
 Sol Lewis comes before the people this wetl, with a brand-new advertise ment of his mammoth stock of dry goods. clothing, boots, shoes, etc. and asks an examination If his stock and prices. He is determined aot to be un- dersolI. Look at the inducements he offers to purchasers of clothing, and then go round and look at the goods and you will be convinced.
 If you contemplate issuing any kind If an invitation. or if you want any tl!ing in fancy printed stationery. come to HE 1IAES office. Come, anyway. ard lock at OFT sample book, which contains the lnast beautiful wedding. party and ball invitations, cards and frogram,aes ever shown in Forrest City. We can't tell just now fascinat- ing tiey are. Come and see them for yourself.
 The m0nied men of Forrest City have it in their power. by the eXpendi ture of {. small sum each. to establish ljne of nanlfactorips that will re- pay them large advance on the capi- tnl invested, and at tine same time ramumerate them in general way by increasing tiie population of our town and thereby increasing values in real estate, to say nolEing of the increased trade at cur stores.
 Dr. R L. St. John, of Rowland, Put nam county. Missouri, takes especial pleasure in recommending Chamber laia's Cough Remedy, because he knows it to be reiibale. He has used it in his practice for several years. and sals there is none better. 1 is especi- ally valuable for colds and as pre- ventive and cure for cronp. This most excellent medicine is fer sale by C. r, Hinton, druggist.
 One of the workmen on the bridge gang of the Little Rock and Memphis road, stationed at L'Apgaille bridge, was knocked on the head and badly hurt Friday night just west of the de- pot. His as3aiant is unknown. Dr Lius,'y was called at o'clock to at tend the wounded man, and had great difficulty in suppressng the flow Of blood. He was sent to his board Ing car Sttufuay inOrhlis.
 Notwithstanding the steady down pour of rain, a large audience greeted the Forrest City Dramatic club Fri. day night in ils presentation of Uncle Dicks Darling" The acting was ex- cellent and well repaid those whose had braved the storm to witness it. Lack of space prevents us from particular izng, but we must speak in terms of highest praise for each and every one who took part in the play.
 MT, R. T. Poole, of Cedartown, Ga, write:
 Il believe it to be one of the best medicines sold. The physicians, two years ago, said my wife had consump- tion, both lungs affected. l have had to send her south for several springs to keep her alive. but since she has taken Radam,s Micro5e Killer she has been right at home attending to her business, and is in better health than she has been in 20 years" For sale by II. Evans < Co.
 Miss Mona Prewett, so well known and highly esteemed in this city, was was one of a graduating class of five who received their diplomas Tuesday night from the Memphis training school for nurses. Miss Mona will be well equipped for her chosen yoca- tion, she having received the most thorough preparation possible to ac- quire in Philadelphia and Memphis, anL her legion of friends here are gratiied to known that she takes high rank in her calling.
 A hunting party, consisting of Messrs. J. $. YOumans and brother of Ohio, George Prall of New Jersey and Mir. Beecher of Columbus, Ohio, ar rived in the city Saturday, the guests of Capt. John Parham. They are now, in company with Messrs. George Mall lory and w. R. Mann, on Captain Par hams Mud Lake plantation. We hope the gentlemen will enjoy their visit and hunt. Game abounds in large quantities in the swamps, and we suppose they will find rare sport.
 By reference to the second page of THE TIMES you will see the very hand some full page advertisement of that m4tirinv. energetie and euterprlsing Nouna business 8tan Afr ! ' Webb,