The Forrest City times., 1891-06-19
John Caraahar A merchant at Carag-

are certain and thorough in their ac- ti0u. fry them when you want q rell- able cathariic. For sale by lI. Evans & Co.,, druggists.
 Mrs. Gsorge D. Irude, of Longview, Texas. formerly Miss Tudie Taylor. of this city. arrived in town Friday morning of last week, on visit to relatives and friends. who are delight ed to have her with them. Her fine. large baby boy is with her. She is Il guest at the pleasant home of MT. and Mrs. George w. Pearson.
 Nearly all the diseases in the South ern states are produced from malaria. Groves TastelesS Chill Tonic removes all malarial poison from the system. It 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 off other preparations on you because 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 & Co, For rest City; F.. T. Oliver N Co. and J. B. Terry. Caldwell; ]. R, West S Co.,, Wheatley; J. W. Beck S Co. Forrest City.
 Rheumatism.-Iames Paxton, of Savannah Ga., says he had rheuma- tism 80 bad that he could not move ] from the bed or dress without help and that he tried many remedies. but received no rel1ef until he began to use F. r. r. (Prickly Ash, Poke Root and Petassium) and two bottles re- stored him to health. Sold by Win throp < Co.
 1 Malaria produces weakness, general debility. biliousneSs. loss of appetite, | indigestion and constipation. Grove & Tasteless Chill Tonic removes the cause which produces these troubles 1 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 E. T. Oliver, Cald- well; p. C. Flow, Colt. Ark.
 Rev. J. II. Cason will celebrate di- vine services at the Baptist church Sun day morning and night. His subject at II a, m, is The Crucitixion of Christ demonstrated the Human aad Divine Natures at ?. m.. The Power of a Choice.' He will also preach at Stuart Springs at , o'clock P. m. on The Second Coming of Christi All are cordially invited.
 In almost every nrighborhood there is some one or more persons whose lives have been saved by Chamber. lain's Collie, Cholera aud Darrhou Remedy. or who have been cured oi chronic diarrh@a by it, Such persons take special pleasure III recommending the remedy to others The praise that follows the introduction and use makes 1t very popular. 23 and 5O cent bottles for sale by Il. Evans X Co.,, druggists
 X suggestions: II you are troubled with rheumatism or lame back allow LIS to suggest that you try the follow ing simple remedy; Take piece ot hannel the size ot the two hands satnrate 1t with Chamberlain Pair
 Balm and bind 1t on over the seat ot pain. It will produce Il pleasant warmth and relieve you nf all pain Many severe eases have been cured il this way The Pain Balm can be ob taiiied from II. Evans X Co.
 It Is expected that work will com mence on the dtches next week. This movement is the most commenGAh}t enterprise ever inauguratel in Forrest City There Is no cue ti4ing that coult improve the city more than the sewer
 ing of the ditohes. They have beet an eyesore Co our citizens and the laughing stock of the pSssers- by fol To. these many years. When this work is properly completed an impetus tc sumbering enterprise will have beer given.
 IoCkuART, Texas, Oct l5, 1889.
 Paris MediciRe Company,
 Paris, Tean.
 1 Dear Sirs-Ship LIS as Spon as posSi. ble two gross Groves Tlsteless Ch,;l | Tonic. My customers want Grove ; Tasteless Chill Tohic. and will not have any other. In our experience ot over twerty wears in the drug business we have never sold any medicine which gave such universal satisfaction
 Yours respectfully.
 J. \. BROWNE & Co.
 Sold by Winthrop X G., Forrest City. and E. r. Oliver, Caldwell.
 Last Friday night, while the steamer Gayoso was making q landing below Madison. the fireman WAS struck in the left breast by what he thought at the time d lump of coal. An hour or SC afterwards he realized that he had been struck by bullet, which, upon examination, proved very serious wound. No report of gun having been heard. the affair is wrapped in mystery, and many suppoSitions have been offered The general belief is, however. that IL was stray bullet fired by some one at Il distance. The fireman was sent to Memphis for medi- cal attention.
 While passing along the street in the south part of town Sunday night Geo. Long was attacked by pack of dogs He was considerably frightened, but managed to kill one and dsperse the others. It was afterwards learned that the unfortunate animal belonged to Dr. Alley, and that 1t was very valuable and usually unoifending ca- nine. George regrets having dispatched him, but, beiag a stranger, he did not know the character of the dogs, and perhaps acted just like any other per son would have done under similar circumstances. The doctor don't blame him in the least.
 New Passenger Station.