The Forrest City times., 1891-07-10
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sell. Graham X Co. $ at R.rk Bottom figures.
 Earl Davis. Bob Arnold. Will Myers. Hugh and Joe Wymne came over from Memphis to help celebrate the galori- ous Fourth.
 Push the best interests of the town to tlle front. Enterprise is the life bloM. To discourage the one is to spill the other.
 The Winchester Normal is open to both sexes Students here work or % home. No boy or girl need expect to slun duty here.
 Misses Emma Clarke aud (apitola Dunllam. of Marianna. are visiting in the city. guests of Misses Lutie Beck and LoaW Grady.
 The employees of the NJ. te l.. road looked pleased to see the pay car roll into town Monday, ten days in advance of the usual time.
 Mrs. Walter German has our than,.s for d copy of the Washington CD. @ Stav, containing much interesting aud instructive matter.
 Forrest City has furnished the Win chester Normal with some of her best students. She would be glad to have more just like them. Mrs. E. Owens and Miss Dora Far mer. 0f Cut Of. were in the city. shop ping. Monday. Many friends were de- lighted to meet them.
 Earl Davis, who is. employed in Memphis. has been in the city this week. visiting his mother and other relatives and friends. Now let some contemplating gentle men build u few neat aud comfortable cottages for rent. We do not know of a vacant house in town. Every one should use F. r. F., be- cause at this season nearly every oue needs go,M medicine to purify, vital- ixe and enrich the blood. Our young aud handsome friend John Stephens came over from Alem- pl,is Monday to take Il prominent part in completing the sewers. Tom Short is agent for one of the best steam laundries III the South. If you have anything to send to the laun- dry he will give you satisfaction. Best goods ut lowest prices in Dry Goods. Notions. Gents. Youths and Boys Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, at l.. Rollwage X Co.'s. G. II. Johnston. the popular bar tender for Loda X Bro. resigned his situation and left fur Wynne Monday. Joe White has accepted the situation. Russell. Graham sl Co. are the sue ces .ful dealers in honest, reliable mer- chandisa. You are assured of value fur value when you trade with them. My eievcn-ycar-od daughter has been n complete wreck for four years rum rheuua .isrn. eatarra and kidney troubles Two gal, her. Lotus CONRAD. Winfield, kausas. For sale by h. Evans X Co. The sewer pipe has been placed in position. Work is now being done on the brick dam. Contractor Bailey will complete his part of the contract this week.
 Dr. Robertson. nf McNeill. was in town Sunday. He is looking for a To- cation. He will be Il valuable acquisi- tion to the town he determines to To- cate in.
 Prof. ]. X. Clark. representing the Winchester Normal, has been in the city this week in the interest of tuNt iNStiSutt'it. itc B0Nc uo Ptc"s- ant call.
 The Mccarthy Light Guards and Fletcher Rifles passed through town on their return trip frmm Indianapolis, Tuesday, slightly disfigured but still in the field.
 Go to IT. Evans & Co. and get bot tie of "a.. q. q. Certain Chill Cure " and if it is not the best remedy you have ever used for chills and fever your money will be refunded. If you want glass of good beer go to Wolff X Coleman's for it. They are agents for the Kiausman Brewing Co.,, of St. Louis, who make the best beer on the market.
 Children like to take "C. C. c. Ger tain Chill Cure" the pleasant and guaranteed cure for fever, ague and malaria. Better than quinine. Sold by III. Evans & Co.
 Col. Nat Graves, secretary of the Memphis Merchants Exchange. passed through town Monday on his way home. The Colonel WAS formerly telc- graph operator at this point.
 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 II. Evans X Co.
 Prof. McIlwxin has secured charge of the Springfield Male and Female College and High School. It is situated in Conway county, Ark. We wish him much success in his new field.
 Science cannot produce 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.
 Becker X Lewis new brick is rapidly nearing the finishing point, notwith- standing the indictment weather. When completed 1t will be the highest build ing in the row, both stories being four teen feet.
 John Gilbert. lad from the Nluff City whose heart is in the right place, and who is Ns clever as he ia good looking. returned to Memphis last eve ming, after business trip of week in our city.
 Captain Tom Day, clerk of the steamer St. Francis in yc olden time, was in town Monday, looking up busi- ness. The captain is well known in all the country contiguous to tho St. Francis river.
 Hon. Q. B. Rollwage accepted an in vitxtiOn to address the people and at tend the festivities at widener Friday. He reports most enjoyable day spent with the clever citizens of that pros- porous little city.
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