The Forrest City times., 1892-02-05
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Rosser and Jefferson streets. Work has already made considerable pro gress. The dimensions of the building will be 40x24 feet.
 Some little boys, while playing in the old ice-house in the rear of TIE TIMES office last week, found a lot of whisky concealed under the sawdust, The owner did not claim it. It was probably concealed there by some man while drunk, and afterward forgotten.
 An excursion party of young people went up the St. Francis river Wadnes- day night on the Gayoso. The boat turned at Wittsburg and landed the party at Madison about II o'clock yesterday morning. A gay time is said ta have been enjoyed by all on board.
 The ladies of the Episcopal church feel very grateful to the gentlemen connected with TIE FORREST CITY TIMES, to Becker < Lewis and to the Forrest City orchestra for their aid in the entertainment Wednesday evening. Also for aid given by the ladies and young people.
 have been a suffeger from dyspepsia for several years, have used Microbe Killer for two months, and can eat any thing wish. Have gained ten pounds. My neighbors have been using it with beneficial results. My postoffie address is Topeka, Kan. MRS. J. J. SwINGELEY. For sale by J. J. Evans
 Persona desiring fish. game and meat should call on c. Chavis, whose adver- tisement appears on tl!e first page of this paper. He also keeps full line of fresh and nice family groceries, which he will sell at lowest living prices. The public is cordially invited to inspect his stock before purchasing.
 E. Loda & Bros lease of the Forrest City hotel expires March 1, but We arc assured the house vill be kept open to guests without the least ''hitch," though manager has not yet been de- cided upon. Numerous applications have been received and the stock holders will lease the house to some experienced hotel man.
 s. D. Apperson and J. G. Boyle are opening a restaurant and lunch stand in the Rollwage brick, on North Washington street, recently occupied by T. c. Folbre & Co. as saloon. The interior will be neatly fitted up and conveniently arranged, and the genial proprietors will spare no pains to deserve and win their share of the public patronage.
 Mrs. c. l.. Powers left yesterday morning in response to telegram from her husband at Galveston, Texas. Her departure will be sineerely regretted by the many friends and acqpaintances she made during her stay in our midst, who hoped her visit would be prolonged over many weeks. All join in wishing her safe and pleasant journey and speedy repetition of her visit.
 Mllbrook is not exactly an incor- porated town, but under the arrange ment now existing it is in condition almost as desirable. T. c. Folhre & Co. and Scott & Smith, who recently obtained licenses and opened saloons in that village, have employed and out of theIr own funds pay for the ser vices of constable whose duty it is to be always on hand to arrest any per son whose conduct might justify an arrest in an incorporated city. They are determined that no rowdyism shall prevail in or about their places of business, and have decided upon this do titC OCot obV SSIAisSSS baJ to ouP- press it.
 Especial attention is directed to the ad- vertisement in this issue of the auction sale of blOoded stock under the manage ment of the officers of the East Arkan- sas Fair association. March If is the date In this grand lot of horses es- pecial attention is called to the stand ard-brcd ones. Some of them are by the greastest sires and gamest race horses that have ever appeared upon the trotting turf. Individuality, they are decidedly the best lot ever offered to the public in Arkansas, and the names of the gentlemen connected with this sale is sufficient guarantee that each animal put up will be sold for just what it will bring.
 LOUISVILLE, March 1, 1890. Radam's Microbc Killer Co.,, Nashville, Tenn.
 Dear Sir -I have been afflicted with dyspepsia and indigestion for several years. Between the medicines ordered by physicians and those recommended by friends and purchased myself, l have used almost every known remedy, but with only temporary relief. l determined to try the Microbe Killer, and after using a few jugs am perfectly relieved of dys- pekiic trouble. can confidently recom- mend it to all suffering from indigestion and stomach troubles. Very truly,
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 Master mechanic short line division l.. X x. railroad. For sale by J. J, Evans.
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