The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1893-03-03
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria
When sae was q Child, k,e cried fer Castorta
When she became Miss, ssse chung to Castaia.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.

The case Of the state VS.. Isaac Col
Inns was tried before magistrate Quinn
yesterday. The defendant demanded
a jury and after hearing the case the
jury returned verdict of acouittal
Isaac was defended by John Calling
The defendant WAS re-arrested and
will answer to the state for three more
connts-carrying pistol, resisting an
officer and assault to murder.
Mr.. c. F. Davis, editor of the Bloom
field. Iowa. Farmer. says: Il can
recommend Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy to all sufferers with colds and
Group. / have used it in my family
for the past two years and have found
it the best ever used for the purposes
for which it is intended. so cent bot
ties for sale by Winthrop & Co.
Any person purchasing $500
worth. at RETAIL" of anv of our
PLANTATION REMEDIES is en-
titled to the Memphis "Scimtar'
weekly for 1898. Mail us front Of car
ton and write on back your name and
address plainly. Plantation Pharma-
| cal Co. Memphis Tenn.
Henry Jennings is candidate for
the office of city Marshal, and rs he is
peculiarly fitted for the position by rea-
son of his gentlemanly qualities, and
| because he has served the city for the
past year in the capacity of night Mar
shall, in which Office he has performed
| his duties faithfully and well, we
commend him to the voters of Forrest
City rs worthy of their consideration
See card from the canning company
| The lessees has plenty OF money to
run the canning factory to its fullest
| capacity. Our farmers, by planting q
| few acres in tomatoes can get money
| in July and August. Tomatoes will
yield 100 tn 800 bushels per acre, and
| receiving 20 cents per bushel. means
| 500 to $50. per acre. We hope to see
| our farmers take interest 10 the fac
tory.
During the absence of Mr.. E. l.. Vad
| akin Thursday evening. acrowd OF ladies
| stormed his residence and for three
hours fun reigned supreme. AS none
| of the male sex were present, it was
| difficult to ascertain what was done
| AS the female sex are peoverbial for
| secretiveness. However, q little bird
| told Of the characters of Carmenclta,
Three Little Maids just from school
| Zouave soldier. Mrs. Slimmins, the
Arkansas Dude, Maud Muller and
other characters not known. A rare
time was enjoyed by all, and inquiries
are made when Messrs. l.. and V.
| would be absent again.
Misses Tommie F. Davis, Velma
| Evans. Pearl May, Clara May, TOmmie
| Davis. Nav Prewett, JOY Prewett. Mrs
Dollarhide and Messrs. Harry Knight
,Joe Sanders, E. Jackson, Max Dur
borrow, Troy Sanders, Ernest Ho-
shall. and Will Pearson gave a storm
party at the residence of Mr.. Tom
Davis. three miles south of town on
"Wednesday night. These attending
| report a most enjoyable time. The
ride under the golden beams of the full
| moon but added to the pleasures OF the
evening, The guests were hospitality
received and they are loud i'll their
! praises of the ebtertaintment accorded
them by the host and hostess
ALLEN G.. THURMAN has thought OF
a Man which he thinks will solve the
financial problem and dispose of the
cnrrency question TO the satisfaction OF
ali His proposition is that silver dol
Lars shall be the basis for national
hank circulation. The banks are to be
rec uired to deposit in the United States
treasury 80 per cent in such dollars
unon which they are to be permitted to
issue 100 per cent of the notes. These
would always insure payments and
give the banks profit on their circu-
Iation which they do not now enjoy.
Mr.. Thurman argues that silver and
gold would, with free coinage. and this
smendment to the national banking
law. be at q parity in twenty four
hours. aud the strife between the two
metals cease.
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