The Forrest City times., 1891-12-18
Eczema, scalp covered with erup

Eczema, scalp covered with erup- | tions, doctors proven valueless. r. F. r. was tried and the hair began to grow again, not pimple can be seen | and r. [. r. again proved itself d won derful skin cure. Sold by Winthrop & | Co.
 Mrs. Lena Snecd went to Memphis
 Wednesday morning to visit friends. | She will return home tonight in com. pany with her sister, Miss Katie Izard who is coming home from school at Nashville, Tenn, to spend the Christ mas holidays.
 One week from today will be Christ mas. Don't forget the little ores. A | very small outlay of money will nakt their little hearts exceedingly glad | Christmas goods are too cheap to al. low tbem to go without presents t. make them happy.
 We failed last week to notice the ar rival in eur midst of our old friend Ed. II. Cobbs, who was in the city circulating among and shaking handt l with his old friends. Ed is one of the "hustling" drummers and among the best boys on the road.
 Next Friday will be Christmas. THE TIMES will appear as usual. It never misses an issue, holiday or no holiday Of course our "boys" shall not be de prived of all enjoyment on this festaI day, but they, like the editors, think business should come before pleas l ure."
 If you want cheap toys for the little ones Cristmas, go to II. E. Gwyn & Co. They have a large and varied stock, and rather than carry them over they will sell these goods at or below cost. Remember this when you are ready to make your purchases and 1 give them call.
 J. ". Pace and family. of Jackson, l Tenn, are the guests of Rev. w. P. Mason i;l this city. MT. Pace, who is Mr. Magon's brother-in-law. has rented land near Palestine, and will engage in farming next year. We welcome him to our county, and wish him abundant success in his new home,
 The news stand nov has new clerk in the person of Mrs. E. l.. Vadskin. Miss Estelle Paslay retiring. The | management desires to express its ap- | preciation of Miss Estelie's faithful services during tie term of hel clerk ! ship. Mrs. Vadakin will welcome ali her friends, and wishes them to call | upon her at the news stand.
 The attention of cur readers is | called to the report oi Commissioner II. N. Pharr, appointed by the levee convention recently held in this city to | organize the counties on the St. Fran cis front into sub-levce districts. Mr Phsrr has peformed his duty speedily and we'll, and deserves the commenda- | tion of all concerned. Read the report. THE TI.iEs returns thanks for an in vitation to attend an entertainment by i the school at Palestine on the evening | of "Wednesday next, the 23d inst. An interesting time ;s surely to be the re- suit, as the affair is to be under the personal supervision of Miss Gray Taylor. the accomplished principal. and if possible we will be present, either in person or by representative.
 Jean Voorhees,, the beautiful niece of the popular Senator from Indiana, is creating q decided str in the theat- rical world as the adventures in Only a Farmers Daughter" Her dramatic force is commended, her tenderness is extolled. and her wardrobe is perfectly captivating She is ably supported by the same Metropolitan company which made the recent hit in New York city.
 "Of course it hurts, but you must grin and bear it." is the timely oonsola- ton given to persons troubled with rheumatism If you will take the trouble to dampen piece of flannel with Chamberlain Pain Balm and l.. N tf,... Af rheum atism will disappear" is the modern and much more satisfactory advice. 50 cent bottles for sale by C. F. Hinton, druggist.
 The beautiful Jean Voorhees,, the star in "Only d Farmers Daughter, which will soon be produced here, is spoken of as the most beautiful young woman on the stage, and when the illustrious pedigree IS added to her ability and charm, it is no wonder crowds flock to see her She has re- ceived much social consideration. The artists supporting her is the regular New York Company,
 We regret very much to learn that our young friend Dr. J. II. Lipsey will leave us next Monday to make his home in Memphis. He will spend the holidays at Fayetteville and return with the new year to the bluff city, where he will enter upon the practice of his profession. There are many people in Forrest City in whose hearts Dr. Lipsey has won warm place, who will join us in wishing him success wherever he goes.
 Persons subject to cramps will be in terested in the experience of J. F.. Miles. Wesley, Venango county, Pa: He was taken very severely and called in two doctors who prescribed for him but failed to give him relief. A drug gist of Butler, Pa, then gave him a double dose of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhea remedy and in twenty minutes he was all right and is enthusiastic in his praise of the reme- dy. 9 and 50 cent bottles for sale by c. F. Hinton, druggist.
 Scrofula is that impurity in the blood which. accommodating in the glands of the neck. produce unsightly Jumps or swellings, which causes painful, running sores on the arms, | legs or feet, which develops ulcers in | the eyes, ears or nose, often causing 1 IJ,pdpocc ar deafnpss which is the