The Forrest City times., 1891-07-24
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Mrs. F. M. Thomas. who has beer visiting relatives and friends at Jean nerette, La, several weeks, returned Saturday.
 The peculiar enervating effect O summer weather is driven oiY by lioo.i's Sarsaparilla, which makes tlil weak strong.
 J. E. and Miss Sudie Shirley. o Haynes. were in the city Wednesday Miss Sudie left yesterday for Tennes see on a visit.
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 Tom May. of Pulaski. Tennessee was in town this morning on business and visiting old friends, J. D. Baugl and Will Brandon.
 Messrs. |. C. Devane, Ol Walker Esquire Peter Brainel and Rev. Vick of Whealley. were in town "Wednesday morning on business.
 Mrs. E. T. Manning returned from Union City. Tenn. Wednesday night to the delight of her relatives and hosts Cf warm friends.
 Mrs. Fate Rodgers and daughters left the first of the week for Haynes and other points on visit. They will be absent several months.
 John c. Blessing returned Wednes. day from his home in Kentucky where he was called on account of the critical illness of Il beloved sister.
 The new brick on South Front will be completed next week. The galvan- ized front was put up by John M Brown, and is very attractive.
 l.. Friedman. of Florence. Alabama arrived in she city this morning oll business. He will spend several days looking after his interests here. Best goods at lowest prices in Dry Goods. Notions. Gents, Youths and Boys Clothing. Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, at l.. Kollwage x Co.'S.
 Messrs. George r. Tarlor. W. S Brookss and T. $. Withers have been appointed by the governor as the board of equalization of St. Frsncis county
 Russell. Graham t1 Co. are the sue. ces ful dealers in honest. reliable mer. chandise. You are assured of value for value when you trade with them nDr WINE OF cAaoUi, Tonic for Women.
 Gen. Charles Coffin, of Newport was in town couple of days last week shaking hands with old friends. He came down to attend tue K. of II banquet.
 Miss Mary Thomas. of Vanndale, was in the city the first of tiie week visiting friends. She was guest at the pleasant home of Col. and Mrs. Y. B. lzar,l,
 Conductor !. K. Hancock, accompa- nied by his family. is in town to-day. He came to Ike present at the interment of al that remains of his dear friend, John Coleman.
 Rev. W. D. Kelley received thirteen new members into the Nj. E. church at this place Sunday, as n result Ut the protr2ctsd meeting recently closed. Guod work that.
 $. X. Cherry sold his farm this week to B. F. Young, tue consideration chased piece of land from James russell for $i GOO.
 Miss Ora Carrie, of Memphis. for merly 0f this place, is visiting friends in the city, the first time in several years. She is ths delightful guest of Mrs. Lena Sneed.
 Rev. W. D. Kelley left Wednesday evening for Wynue. where lle attend esl the district cs,nferenc~ of the M. F. ch,nch. He will join Mrs. Kelley at Mt. NelsO next week.
 My esrvcn-yesr-oid daughter has hsen . cOmps0tc wreck for four ycHrx from rhcuma- ss'n. caeArrh and kidney trouhics. Two 9ai- lsns Ut the Microbe Killer have entirely cured her. lOuix CONWAp, Winfield. kansas.
 For satc by A. Evans < Co.
 Children like to take "C. c. C. Ger tain Chill C,,re,r the pleasant and guaranteed cure for fever, ague aud malaria. Better than quinine. Sold by II. Evans X Co.
 If your appetite is gone nothing will restore it more quickly than "C. c. C. Certain Chill Cure" the great tonic and guaranteed cure for chills and fever. Sold by H. Evans x Co.
 Science cannot produce a better remedy for all malarial diseases than "C. q. q. Certain Chill Cure" Pleas ant to take. Guaranteed to cure chills and fever. Sold by II. Evans X Co.
 Col. M. C. Galloway, of Memphis, came over Tuesday on business and to visit relatives and friends. He was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. James Fus- sell. Many friends were glad to meet him.
 An advertisement in THE TIMES never fails to accomplish the desired result. K. l.. Pettus arrived home safely and singly Monday night, hay ing enjoyed his vacation most thor oughly.
 Willie Yerzley is spending vacation with parents and other relatives and friends. He will complete his course of studies at the university next year. He is an industrious student, and quite . genius.
 l.. Rollwage and |. F. Featherstnn left for Little Rock. last night, to in- vcstigxte the railroad tax-debt owing tO St. Francis county. 1t is to be hoped tho matter will be amicably settled, and ut once.
 Mn. W. D. Kelley and children, Miss Lloyd and Ar. and Mrs. G. N. l.smghinglsouse left Wednesday morn- ing Tor Mt. Nebo, for rest, recreation and rccupsI ation. We wish them much pleasure.
 Oh! my eye! Sec the nebby line of Gents Furnishing Goods at the nam. moth store of Fussell Graham q Go. Their stock is complete In all things, and prices n Inv that 1t is . waste Of time to lOOk elsewhere.
 There will be % rvices at the Baptist Sunday. as usual. The subje ject, arc as toll ows, at II .. m: Ike Must be Born Again;" at 8 p. m: Fl an the Way, tie Truth. and tn e Life Tho puh1lc ia cordiallv In nvltad