The Forrest City times., 1891-08-28

Taylor x Izard represent q large number of standard Fire Insurance Companies and issue policies on same day application is made.
 6- cLAck.pRAUeHT tea cures constipat.on
 That tired. aching feeling, which i. lienced by SD many people livinl in malaral districts. can be cured bS taking Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic 30 cents. Is as pleasant as LemoI syrup. To get the genuine ask fol Groves. For sale by Winthrop X Co. Forrest City. and E. T. Oliver, Cald well; D. C. Flow. Colt.
 Nearly all the diseases in the South erl states are produced from malaria Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic remove. all malarial poison from the system. II is as pleasant to the taste as lemon sylup. Fifty cents. To get the genu inc ask for Groves. Sold by Winthrop X Co, Forrest City. and E. T. Oliver Caldwell; D. C. Flow. Colt.
 Do not let other merchants palm of other preparations on you because they have not Plantation Chill Cure iu stock. Apply to agents named below who guarantee it. Sold by C. F. Hin. ton and Russell. Graham & Co.,. For. rest City; F. T. Oliver & Ca. and l. B. Terry. Caldwell; l. R. West & O., Wheatlcy; J. W. Beck X Co.,, Forrest City.
 J. D. Davenport & Co. have just opened in Rollwage S Co.'S new brick storehouse. on North Washington street. They are exclusive dealers in Furnishing Goods. Clothing. Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, etc, and are candidates for share ot your patron age. Give them call. and be con- vinced they will treat you right and give you bargains.
 Miss Aurelia Pelegrin, of Memphis who has been visiting at Newport and Searcy several weeks. returned to For rest City Sunday. She will spend a few days in town with friends, and return home next Sunday. Mrs. E. Boyle will accompany her, and spend Il few days in Memphis, visiting friends and on business connected with her millinery establishment.
 The plans for the new Baptist church have been received. and. with slight and lmmaterial changes, have DttiI appioNtu uN lit CpIiiliiItttc. Hc building will be 45XS3 feet outside. The choir will have loft. and alto gether it will be one of the most mod ern and beautiful structures in East ern Arkansas. We are impatient for the work to be commenced.
 Malaria produces weakness, general debility, biliousness. loss of appetite indigestion and constipation, Grove $ 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 Go, Forrest City. and F.. T. Oliver, Cald- well; p. C. Flow. Colt. Ark.
 The brick work on the new store houses on South Front and Washing ton streets IS about completed. The beautiful galvanized iron fronts are being placed in position, and the car penters are working cut the wood work. The buildings will be pushed Co completion. and when finished will redeem that location from the appar- ent obscurity into which it had fallen. The south side is ripe for boom.
 The waterworks and electric light enterprises are under fair way to be in operation III d few months. In the meantime tse the light of day to visit '. E. lzard $ mammoth dry goods es- tablishment. 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-
 The smokestack on the waterworks engine Was torn down Tuesday night hy unknown parties, the same, per haps, that have been operating in town several nights. Up to this time operations have been confined to worthless sheds, etc, and most people were glad of it. But when it comes to destroying valuable property in this manner IL is time to call halt. Our advice to the bows is that they had better let the public works alone. and leave the matter 10 the gentlemen who propose to give us d system of waterworks.
 The filling of the ditches and the grading of the railroad front is of more importance to the people than was Ut 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 a conspicuous emporium, where low pricess, best goods and fair dealing characterize All transactions. The stock IS composed of everything usually found in tirst-cass general uf srn ,a,1 ha al n spare no pains to make visit to his establishment both pleasant and profitable.
 TIE TINEs is comfortably situated ln it's new quarters, on the south side of the railroad, at Harper's old stand, and We invite its many friends and patrons to call and see us. The news stand occupies the front room, and will be stocked with all the latest and best books, magazines, periodicals, newspapers aud music. The ladies arc especially invited to visit and ex- anime this stock. Orders are taken for anything you want to read. The second room contains job stock, that is to say, letter and nots heads bill- heads, statements, cards, envelopes, legal blanks, etc, etc. We have the best arranged, best equipped printing office in Eastern Arkansas. We guar antee first class work and satisfaction. Business men will te pleased by an examination of our stock. It Is our endeayor to get out the best county paper in the state. If we can increase our business within the next two months to a jnstifyable point we pro- pose to give our patrons the benefit of