The Forrest City times., 1892-03-11

t't lHNs lHdh ht IldN dt tue once CT pnhlicntlon at ten cents per copy small frame structure belonging to l \. C. Wood. in the southern part ot town, was destroyed by fire Friday ar- | ternoon. Loss, about S500; no insu- i rance.
 If your appetite is gone. nothing will restore f more quickly than '.C. (. C. Ger tain Chill Cure, the great Tonic and guar anteed cure for Chills and Fever. Sold by i !. j. Evans
 Science cannot produce q better remedy for all maarial diseases than .'C. C. C. | Certain Chill Gulc" Pleasant to take. { Guaranteed ta care Chills and Fever. Sold ! hy l. ]. Evans.
 Why suffer with acute or chronic malaria which is only the fore-runner Of deadly typhoid fever; ''llepatlcnre' VIII positively cure every ease Of mala- ria. For saie by druggists
 Historic homes and landmarks are rHpidly passing away, owing to fatal Kidney and Liver diseases. "Hepati- cure will cure and prevent all such diseases. Sold by druggists.
 Says an old physician wi.o has prac- ticed for Q years: Il guarantee there is Dot a case of Blood, Liver or Kidney i disease in the world but what "lEepat- icure' will positively cure. Sold by ! druggists.
 i Our entire stock of sheet music. con i sisting of nearly lGd0 pieces, will be closed out tt l0cents per copy. The reg ular price of this music ranges from 10 cents to Sl.50 per copy. Gall at the news stand.
 Every citizen who is interested n the uEbailding of St. Francis county and fut Forrest Gity should buy liheral Fly of 1 HE IINEs souvenir edition and send ] them to friends everywhere.
 Attorney ]. M Prewett is hard at i work revising the city ordinances.
 They will be thoroughly oyerhaulcd and republshed. This is a work long i delayed and greatly demanded by the advancement of Forrest City.
 Mrs Friedman has just returned
 from Eastern markets, where she has purchased q most elegant line of
 spring millinery, novelties of the sea
 son and nice dress goods. Call soon
 and make your early selection.
 On Monday next will occur the great
 sale of imported blooded stock under the auspices of the Eastern Arkansas 1 Fair association. | promises to be a
 great day for Forrest City. as many
 horsemen from q distance will be pres
 ent.
 Mark Grant, q tenant on Judge l Parrott's place north of town, died i Saturday night and was huued Sun day afterEoou The maladY which carried him off was typho malarial fe- yer. He leaves wife and several l children, who have our sympathy.
 The new millinery store in the opprahouse building has added q full 1 line of dress goods to it's well-seected | line of millinery and tancy goods all of which is now ready for inspection. The goods are beaut.ful and the prices low 1 in accordance with the hard times. Why have Chlls, Ague and Fever, suffer death and take gallons of nau- seous drugs to cure them? If you keep 1 "lIepalicure" in Nour home and take 1t to regulate and purify the great organs of life. Blood, Liver and Kidneys, Non will never be sick, We guarantee, Sold ! by drugglsts.
 X Mir. Luckett, wlio resides 1p the ridge, drove two yokes of oxen t0 towr Monday Gearel Up ''h1rsr fash ion" with brides, lines, etc. The out 1 lit attracted much attention, and Dr.
 W J. Matthews mounted the wagon, seized the reins and acted as driver of the new fangled' corcerr.
 The Episcopaiian congregation of this place last week purchased lot ct l J. T. Fondren on the corner west of and adjoining his residence. The lot is 66 bY 99 feet. and most desirable one for the purpose designed. They i hope to erect a hapdsome brick church
 within the next twelve months.
 TIE TIMES is under obligations to 1 R. T. Johnson for basket of this sea
 sons growth of mustard salad, lettuce
 and radishes. Mir. Johnson is one ct our citizens who opposes the ',all cot ton" system of farming, and hlS mar ket garden is proof that he has the cor rect idea. as he realizes three or four
 times as much from it as anyone could from the same area in cotton.
 There is no danger from whoooping cough when Chamberlain's Cough Rem edy is freely given. It liqueties the tough, tenacious mucous and aids in i it's expectoration. It also lessens the severity and frequency of the par oxvsms of coughing, and insures a speedy recovery. There is not the | least danger in giving it to children or babies. as it contains no injurious sub- stance. Fifty cent bottles for sale by c. F. Hinton.
 Cage $ Sherman of Alexander, l Texas, write us regarding remarka- | ble cure of rheumatism there as fol- 1 low: "'The wife of William Prultt, the postmaster here, had been bed-rluden i with rheumatism for several years. Sile could get nothing to do her any good.
 We sold her bottle of ChamDerialn
 Pain Balm and she was compieteiy cured by it's use. We refer any one to her to verify this statement flity cent bottles for sale by C. F. Hinton.
 Within the past twelve months For rest City has witnessed the erection oi nearly loo new buildings. Time and snaee forbids an itemlzed statement of these improvements, and we Will
 mention only few of the most lnl-
 nortant, These are Becker X Lewis new operahouse block, l.. Roiiwage x Cos two story brick stOrehouse ana
 cointy clerks office, NJ. V. Hancock's
 two story brick storehouse, the bficS
 block on the southwest corner Of Soutl
 Front and Washington streets, hand some residences by L. Mallory. J. l. Brandon, E. T. Gray. NJ. l.. Monroe [ NJ Prewett: Peter W. Robinson, J NJ. Connor, D. NJ. Darden have als' , erected comfortable dwellings and De : tween fifteen and twenty very, hlcs
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