The Forrest City times., 1891-08-21
The new Jewelry--everyt,ing

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 Barker and Fizer took turns in telling
 the good people what was wanted to
 relieve the country. Nothing new was
 offered. About three hundred people
 indulged in the scramble for the good
 things of life.
 Why pay 75 cents or $l when you
 can buy Plantation Chill Cure (regular
 and tastelpss) for 90 cents, which is
 a better one. For sale by Dr. C. F. | Hinton and Russell Graham x O..
 Forrest City; F.. T. Oliver x Co. and
 J. B. Terry, Caldweli J. k. West <
 Co.,, Wheatley; J. w. Beck X Co.,, For
 rest City.
 We could not afford to urge an arti-
 clo without merit. We not only urge.
 but guarantee Plantation Chill Cure.
 For sale by Dr. C. F. Him ton and Russell, Graham X Co, For
 rest City: F. T, Oliver & Co. and J.
 E. Terry. Caldwell; J. k. West & O.. Wheatley; J. W. Beck X Co.,,
 Forrest City.
 The letter and circular published in
 another column. addressed to Captain
 James Russell, is worthy the attention of our farmers. An organization of
 this kind would result i'll benefit not only to themselves, but to everybody.
 Let a representative be appointed, and organization can be attended to after
 hearing his report.
 That tired. aching feeling, which is experienced by so many people living iu malaral districts, can be cured by taking Groves Tasteless ChIil Tonic, 50 cents. Is as pleasant as Lemon syrup. To get the genuine ask for
 Groves. For sale by Winthrop X Co,
 Forrest City. and F.. T. Oliver, Cald-
 well; D. c. Flow, Colt.
 Nearly all the diseases in the South ern states are produced from mal aria. Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic removes all malarial poison from the system. It is as pleasant to the taste as lemon syrup. Fifty cents. To get the genu- inc ask for Groves. Sold by Winthrop
 S O., Forrest City, and E. T. Oliver, Caldwell; D. C. Flow. Colt.
 Do not let other merchants palm off
 other preparations on you because 1 they have not Plantation Chill Cure in stock. Apply to agents named below who guarantee it. Sold by C. F. Him ton and Russell. Graham S Co.,, For
 rest City; E. T. Oliver & Co. and J. B.
 Terry, Caldwell; !. R. West X Co.,, Wheatlcy; J. W. Beck x Co.,, Forrest City.
 Cards are out announcing the mar riage of Miss Lena Becker and S. Levy, in New York, August 30. Miss
 Lena is the sister of our townsman.
 A. Becker, and visited our city few
 months ago, making many friends by her lovabe character. TIE TIMEs
 expresses the sentiment of Forrest
 City when it wishes joy to the con- tracing couple.
 Malaria produces weakness, general debility. biliOusness. loss of appetite, indigestion and constipation. Grove s Tasteless Chill Tonic removes the cause which produces these troubles.
 Try it and you will be delighted. Price fifty CentS. To get the genuine ask for Groves. Sold by Winthrop X Co.,. Forrest City. and F.. T. Oliver, Cald-
 well: D. C. Flow. Colt. Ark.
 The coolest spot in Forrest City is Jones corner. and during the heated
 term stranger would have taken the crowd that congreyated there aS a
 band of socialists. Everything was discussed, and everybody had say.
 The doctor and the undertaken. the
 lawyer and the sheriff, the merchant and the farmer. the contractor and tho laborer, all are on the same social
 scale while ut Joncs' corner.
 The waterworks and electric light
 enterprises are under fair WAY to be in
 operation in few months. In the
 meantime use the light of day to visit V. E. lzard's mammoth dry goods es- tabllshment. 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.
 Mir. J. w. Beck returned home Mon l day. after \ months visit among rela- tives and old friends in Georgia. He 1 speaks warmly of the welcome he re-
 csived, and it is x pleasure to hear him tell about his old schoolmates and how the world has used them all He says l the order of things is changed in Geor-
 gia. There the farmers have the money, and the merchants borrow l from them. The captain is much inn proved in health, notwithstanding the weather was extremely hot.
 The separate coach law will go into
 effect next Sunday, August g. The l law provides for separate coaches and waiting rooms, with equal accommoda- tions, for whites and blacks, and pro-
 vides heavy penalty for the failure
 of the officers of the road to compel
 the passengers to occupy only the 1 apartments to which the color of their skin entities them. The M. X l.. and | the Iron Mountain roads have made
 arrangements to comply with the law,
 commencing Sunday. After Sunday the freight trains on the Iron Noun
 tain will carry no more passengers. The filling of the ditches and the grading of the railroad front is of more importance to the people than was at 1 first imagined. South Front street has been made more prominent there
 by, and V. E. lzard's mammoth general merchandise establishment, on the corner of South Front and Washington
 sereets, is conspicuous emporium,
 where low pricess, best goods and fair dealing characterize all transactions. I The stock is composed of everything
 usually found in iirst-class general
 store. and the genial proprietor will spare no pains 10 make visit to his
 establishment both pleasant and
 profitable.
 Notice. Notice.
 We will for the next thirty days sell for spot cash our entire stock of Chil- l franta AtssaQt .l,aot onI h.,,ss