The Forrest City times., 1892-09-16

relatives and friends at Lebanon, Tenn.
 Ed Mallory of Widener has moved to Forrest City and will make this his home. He will be employed as cotton weigher.
 Hoods Pills are purely vegetable, perfectly harmless, effective, but do not cause pain or gripe. Be sure to get Hoods.
 The awning in front of Hester & Kirby's meat market was pulled down by horses Saturday. Luckily no person was injured.
 No other Sarsaparilla has the merit by which Hoods Sarsaparilla has won such a firm hold upon the confidence of the people.
 Harry Watkins, formerly of Little Rock, now representing the Memphis Appeal AvalaDcie, was in town yes- terday. Harry is a hustler.
 The weather has been very cool for the past few days, and thoughts of stoves and flannel have been upper most in the minds of the people.
 Tommie, stepson of J. Nj. Gibson, died Wednesday. and was buried at Andrews Landing Thursday. The be- reaved family has our sympathy.
 Best goods at lowest prices in Dry Goods, Notious. Gents, Youths and Boys Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, at l.. Rollwage x Co.'s.
 Russell, Graham & Co. are the suc- cessful dealers in honest. reliable mer chandise. You are assured of value for value when you trade with them.
 The business season is near at hand and now is the time to begin fall ad- vertising. Let the people know what you have to sell, and they will buy it.
 Robertson & Jones. Jonesbero. Ark, write: ''C. C. c. Certain Chill Cure gives universal satisfaction. Pleasant to take. No eure no pay. Sold by II. Evans x Co. .sE!.s:.: WINE OF cAanu! for female diseases
 Rev. G. A. Bruce of Helena will cele- brate divine service Sunday at the Presbyterian church. There will also be Baptismal service in the morn- ing.
 Good whisky. by the bottle or jug. can be ordered from T. l.. Smith. in Scott N Co. s store. Mcdaniel. and Will be shipped by express the same eve ming.
 F. Laughinghouse joined the party of deer hunters yesterday. We have since learned that <. II. Mann, J. E. Eldridge and G. \. Lauglinghous" were also with the party.
 The store of l.. Rollwage S Co. was burglarized Saturday night and some fifty dollars worth of goods stolen. The goods were recovered Monday, but the thief is still at large.
 The oyster supper Tuesday evening was patroniZed very extensively. The Episcopal church fund gradually ln- creses The vestry of the church un- doubtedly feel much encouraged.
 Several of oar merchants are pre- pairing to or have alrely gone, East to buy goods. The season is q month late. and surely by the time goods arrive business will begin to open and money to circulate.
 New goods have been arriving this week Ill large quantities at the Blue Front. Sol means to do his share ssof the business of our city if new goods, will attain 1t.
 The Cleveland club will meet at it's rooms Tuesday night. The meeting will be cue of importance as work will be mapped out for the presidential campaign. As many as can are re- quested to be present.
 Just stop and think of the four, meal and bran that is sold in Forrest City. If a four and grist mill was in operation here with wheat and corn to keep it in operation, what money would be kept ut home. nR- sLAck.oRAJGHT tea cures Constipation
 Parties contemplating the purchase of Piano or Organ and especially the latter. will do well to call on Land voigt & Vadakin agents for E. Witz- mann Co.,, Memphis, Tenn, who ham de the very best makes.
 Miss Lucy Williams, after spending her vacation at home with parents and admiring friends, left Mon- day morning to re-enter the Clara Con- way institute at Memphis. We wish her success in her studies.
 Miss Florence Davenport. who has been visiting relatives and friends ill returned home Wednes- day accompanied by her cousin, Miss Kate Isom, of Crystal Springs who will spend few weeks in our city.
 Misses Minnie and Alice Rollwage left Monday morning to re-enter the Clara Conway. institute at Memphis. They are most excellent and accom- plished young ladies, and will be great ly missed by their numerous friends.
 Walter Lewis will contribute s100 to a purse of S200 or more for free for all mule race at the races next month. Walter thinks his mule can beat any mule in the county around the associ- ation's track, and will ''back his judg ment."
 say WINE OF cARDui. Tonic for Women.
 A. Friedman left for the Eastern markets Wednesday evening, where he will buy another elegant line of fall and winter goods. Mir. Friedman is always fully abreast of the times and will no doubt secure the best bargains pro- 
 The first bale" of cotton was re- ceived Wednesday by l.. Rollwage < Co.,. raised by Henry Mcdaniel. and sold for 7s cents. Weight of bale 560 pounds. and classed as middliug. A premium of one cent per pound was paid for this bale.
 In pursuance of his determination to keep abreast of.the times, c. H. Haven has remodeled his gin and, among other improvements, is the addition of for ginning long staple cot ton. There will be no increase of the charges prevailing for past years.