The Forrest City times., 1893-09-15
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o. F.. Doris gave us a pleasant call this forenoon.
 :. r. Sulcer, os Prairie township, was in town yesterday.
 Judge Nj. T. Sanders of Helena' is among the visiting attorneys.
 Business in all lines has frightened considerably since tn 1st inst.
 Mrs. Eua Horne, of Memphis, is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. E.. Stone.
 Wm. and Marvin Greenacre are on trial to-day, charged with burglary.
 Cecil. infant son of Geo. Bottoms. was quite sick the first of the week. Try eLAcK:pRhuahT tea for Dyspepsia
 Miss Annie Yerzley was shopping and visiting friends in town Wednes- day.
 Our friend, II. A. Martin, of Pales- tine, was in town yesterday on buSi- ness.
 N. D. Menken. of Memphis, returned home Saturday night after 8 week visl- ting with Jim Dennis.
 So. Lewis spent the Jewish New Year Tn Memphis, with his family, re- turning Wednesday morning.
 Misses Nannye and Ada Mcdaniel left Sunday for Bailey Springs, Ala , where they will attend school.
 Mrs. w. II. Alley and Miss Anna Lee COobs will start on a visit to Chi cago's big fair, next Wednesday. To gain trength-Hood's SsTsaparilla- For steady nerves Hoods Sarsapariila. Sa Til
 Rev. J. A. Mason returned Wednes- day from Brinkley, where he had beea conducting series of revival meetings.
 Miss Pearl May returned Monday from Marianne where she had been visiting her friend Miss Daisy Banks.
 Sure. efficient, easy - Hoods Pills. They should be in every travellers grip and every family medicine chest. 25c. box.
 XIX gave me more relief from weak back than anything ever used. John Jacobs, ClebMne, Texas. Sold by Winthrop x Go.
 Miss Gertrude Ramsey, of Paris, Tenn, arrived Thursday on visit to her sister, Mrs. s. H. Mann, and will remain several weeks.
 Several contractors have been in the city the past week making figures on the new jail. The contract will prob ably be let this afterroOn.
 w. $. Hemingway and wife, of Wheatlcy, arrived in the city Monday w. S. is attending court, while his wife is wishing friends and relatives. -yr sAACE.pRAlIoHT tea cures Constipation.
 Si,ilohTs C,tse, the great Cough and Group Cure, is in great demand. Pocket size contains twenty five doses onl 20c. Children love 1t. Sold by Winthrop & O.
 had severe pains in my chest and side, feared pneumonia, few appll- cations XIX cured me. J. NJ. Hall, Judge 18th Nistl jet. Sold by Wntgop & Co.
 Remembor that we wifi sell you d piano T an organ as cheap as any house in America. and give you g better gnarantee.--LANDvosGT < VAD- AKIN.
 Talk is cheap, If you think THE IIMEs is worthy of patronage pat rOniZe it. It takes the "spondulix" to uI tuio Hc VcpoPCi, anu ooh you AOi get it.
 ! Prof. II. Vincent, of Indianapolis, Ind. formerly editor of the NOn-COn- formist, will address the people of For rest City on the silver question next l Friday.
 Rain began falling Friday about l:SO p. m., continued constantly until Sun day afternoon. and shOwered up tC Tuesday. 50 we are out of the drought.
 i You are cordially invited 10 call ard see the handsome new Parlor Organ just received at the newsstand. It is d satln walnut case and beauty Price SS5.
 Karl's Clover Root will purify youI Blood, clear your Complexion, regulat, your Bowels, and make your Head clear as bell. 75c. and soc. Sold by Winthrop x Co.
 Misses Louise Laughinghouse ant Claudia Mallory left Tuesday via Mem phis for Jackson. Tenn. where they will attend school. G E Mallory ac companied them.
 J. A. Lindsey. of Haynes, gave us , very pleasant visit Monday. and re plenished our depleted exchequel to the amount of $l 90, for which h, certainly has our thanks.
 Miss Edna Bragg, of Little Rock, il the charming guest of Miss Alva Fay Tor this week. We hope Miss Brag! will spend most enjoyable visi among her friends in this city.
 A. Nj. Nash & Co. hope to put u] upwards of twenty carloads of t0ma toes during the season. They dread