The Forrest City times., 1891-05-22
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Epp Wood, the photograph con- pany's representatives, was in town Sunday. He informed us he would have another machine here in few days.
 If you want drink of pure, good whisky. go to Wolff X Coleman's Greentree Saloon and ask for the cele- l brated James II. Russell Whisky, crop of 1880.
 The St. Francis County Teachers Monthly Association, which was to have convened at Palestine on the last Saturday of May, has been indefinitely postponed.
 A trial will convince the most skept- cal that "C. q. C. Certain Chill Cure" is the greatest remedy -xtant for the [ cure of chilIs and fever. Sold by II.
 Evans < Co.
 Born, to the wife of George 0. Mar 1 tin, this week. 12-pound baby boy.
 And now George has grown so tall that his poll tax can no longer be collected in this county.
 ! If you want a glass of good beer go
 to Wolff X Coleman s for it. They are
 agents for the klausman Brewing Co.,, of St. Louis, who make the best beer on the market.
 | If you want to make your friend
 happy, take him around to Wolff X Coleman Greentree Saloon. and buy
 him gallon of that celebrated James
 II. Russell Whisky.
 Oscar & John are happy. because
 they are able to supply their trade with the celebrated. w.rld-renowned
 James II. Russell Whisky, crup of
 1880. It is the best.
 Saturday night a prisoner in the calaboose was aided by outsiders to
 escape. Tl:e night watchman warned
 them up with few shots, but failed to
 recapture the prisoner. | LOST, - Somewhere between TIE l TIMES office and F.. l.. Vadakin's resi-
 dence, X Solid Gold Bangle Stud. The | finder will please return same to this office, and receive reward. | Gro to John Reho's for fresh Fancy
 and Family Groceries, Bread, Cakes
 and Confectious. Orders for parties
 and picnics given special attention, and bargains guaranteed. Plantation Chill Cure is phenome-
 nal seller with us; we find 1t has merit, hence guarantee 1t. Sold by Dr. C. F. 1 Hinton and Russell, Graham & Co.,, | Forrest City; E T. Oliver & Co. and J. E. Terry, Caldwell; J. R. West X O., Wheatley.
 The James IT. Russell, crop of 1880. l Whisky is highly recommended by
 plly sicians for medicinal purposes. It can be liad only of Wolff X Coleman. sole agents in Forrest City. d. staple and evidences of horse being used some one has been having free rides at M. K. Stones expense. A watch will be set for the thief A man of understanding will accept the proposition to get Il bottle of "S'. q. q. Certain Chill Cure OH guar antee to cure ci,ills and fever. Peas ant to take. Sold bv II. Evans X Co. A very select and beautiful assort- ment ui all the latest styles in Straw Hats, just from tue factory, may be tound at II. E. Gwyn x Co.'S You will find any kind of hat you want in | their stuck.
 Yesterday morning, about the hour of 6:S0 o'clock, x. W. Jackson house OH the hill was completely destroyed hy fire. About one half of the house. hold goods we're saved. The building was partly covered with insurance. AL present writing the origin of the lire Is | unknown.
 Misses Clara Webb and Florence Davenport returned from Winchester, Tenn, Friday, where they have been l attending school. Relatives and friends are very glad indeed to have them at home.
 Rev. James A. Cordsn. pastor N. E. | church, Wilson, N. C., says: Il have used Bradycrotinc, and never ill sin gle instance failed to obtain imme- diate relief from headache when direc- tions were followed.
 Our sales of Plantation Chill Cure exceed all others together. Ask for bottle-we do the rest. For sale by Dr. c. F. Hinton and Russell. Gra- ham G O., Forrest City; k. T. Oliver ' Co. and J. B. Terry, Caldwell; J. k. West X Co.,, Wheatley; J. W. Beck & Co.,, Forrest City.
 Owing to the crowded condition of our columns this week We are con- pelled to leave over until next next is- sue the Educational Column, report of the council meeting, and much other interesting matter.
 Oh. my eye! See the nebby line of Gents Furnishing Goods at the man. moth store of Russell Graham x Co. Their stock is complete in all things, and prices so low that 1t is d waste of time to look elsewhere.
 Thousands and tens of thousands of bottles of "C. C. C. Certain Chill Cure" are sold yearly and the people are constantly clamorng for more. They know good thing when they try 1t. Sold by II. Evans & Co.
 The Singer Manufacturing Con- pany has established a branch office ut this place. Those wanting good Sewing Machine cheap will do well to call on N. J. Allen, agent, opposite A. Becker's residence, on Church street.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. Fies and Lee Werl- heimer, of Pine Rluff, and A. J. Kern and Miss Annie Cohen, of Little Rock, stopped over Sunday on their way to Helena to attend the K. F, convention. They were accompanied from here by M. Solmson.
 Reuben Dye and Edgar Taylor re- turned from Winchester, Tenn, Fri AAy. They have been attending school at that place, and have advanced very satisfactorily. Their parents and friends are delighted to have them at home again.
 Persons living outside of the city who are in need of anythino i'm our