The Forrest City times., 1891-10-09

l hE ilMfs SutStl lltibH itSl hcdi ' every day. Such substantial encour- agemeht makes US feel ike coUtin- uing to give the best country weekly in Arkansas.
 Services at the Baptist church Suu- day, as usual Subject at II .. m.: God so loved the world'; at T,50 D. m. The sinner does not understand the character of God All are cor dislly invited.
 Every effort rut foith by the ladies toward building new quarters i"l tic children, during their school days will certainly meet with the hearty aid and encouragement of all righl' thinking people.
 We regret that the waterworhs and electric light plants are not iu opera tion, so that visitors next week could see what we're up to-" Let Us have them real soon. They will prove a good investment.
 Thorn & Culberhouse. of Jopssboro will have seven thoroughbred runners st our fair next week. Don't fail tO see them. Every man, woman and child should come to the. fair, co n- mencing on the 18th.
 "l'he Deestrict Schule" is proposed to be given by tie ladies of the W. C. T. U., for the benefit of the school house fund. It is yer popular play, and the ladies will no doubt give de- ltghtful performance.
 Having bought the entire stock of T. 4 Hatcher, at liberal discount, we are prepared to sell goods cheaper than we ever did before. Give us a call and be convinced.
 pLrrvs Beos & BUFoRD.
 Oysters by tie can, or in bulk, at Has ey's. These are Faifens $ cele- brateu brands of Baltimore Oysters, and when you want these luscious bi- valves kindly give me call and l will save you a dime or so for the spot cash.
 The Singer Manufacturing Con- pany has established branch office at this place. Those wanting a good Sewing Machine cheap will do wall to call on N. J. Allen, agent. opposite A, Becker's residence, on Church street.
 A new force pump has been put in the well on Front street, the tank re- paired. and arrangements are being made to put the waterworks in opera. tion. They are badly needed, and will do much toward advertising ouT town.
 Dr. W. N. Mack. of Palestine. was in the city yesterday looking for the coroner. It was desired that he hold su inquest over the remains of the body found near Palestine. Ful. par ticulsrs may be found In our Palestine correspondence.
 School opened Monday with quite a largs attendance -ld,. The house has been m ads as comfortable as possible The ladies, however. say it is T disgrace and they propose to bayea better one They are just :ight, and we will helV them all ws can.
 Prof. Stotts informs us that there are some twenty more pupils in the school HOW than last year. An. other teacher will be elected tonight and 1t is possible . new room will be built. The professor is well pleased so far in his new field.
 Co to the Opera House New Mil inery and Fancy Goods Store for F,ue Hats, Corsets, Gloves. Hosiery, Neck. wear, R,bba'is, and all kinds Of no tions and fancy goods. There yor will ret the latest styles aud best qualities at very low pnces.
 If you failed to take in tie circus remember that Y. R. i2srd has something st his store that Is bettel worth seeing-an immense stock o new goods now opeuiug~-a'l :he l.,tes styles and patterts. at prices h' don t intend shall he beaten.
 There are several prohshls buyer, of real estate in the north end. w, can say that 1t is the prettiest location iu town and when built up will bt beautiful, convenient, aud neither to, puhiic nor too secluded. Allogcthel the property is very desirable.
 Mrs. II. ". Winthrop was severel, crippled last week. She lad been oul driving. aId storpai to eAll on Mrs Dooiey. When shs went to unhitct her horse he stepped oa her foot ana mashed it very badly. She has th, sympathy of sser many friends.
 Flesh amass of disease, condition hOpeless. the system an entire wreck nerves all unstrung, yet '. r. r. wa, taken and an entire cure made. At tend to diet and directions of r. r. r. and ali blood diseases must yield slowly but surely. Sold by Winthrop < Co.
 W. r. Jarrett, of Brownsville, Ten nessee, will have ten head of horse. from his celebrated stables at our fair Tell al! your ueighbors this fair will bs the gr2ndest affair of the kind ever held in tlis part of the state. Don, fail to come to town early every mora ing.
 w. B. Mann Is the proud owner 0. the first colt from the fine stallion Ferguson Wilkes" property of tho Eastern Arkansas Fair Association Rumor says Will had been setting III with the dame for two weeks. At any rate, a thousand dollars won't buy th, colt.
 Plantation Chill Cure is a phenome nal seller with us; We find it has merit hence guarantee 1t. Sold hy Dr. C. F Hinton and Russell, Graham < Co. Forrest City; E. T. Oliver < Co. an, J. R. Terry, Caldwell, J. k. West X G., Wheatley; J. W. Beck < Go, For rest City.
 k. l.. Vadakin went to St. Loui. Monday night to meet his sister, Mrs Dora kilner. who ae accompanied him and will spend some weeks here This is her first trip south. She ha. heard the writer sing the praises ol this people for several years. She Is delighted.
 J. C. Bone. a druggist at Dunmore. Pa, says he has never sold medicine that gave such universal satisfaction as Chamberlain Colic, Cholera and