The Forrest City times., 1893-11-03

1 vii. sell goods for cash chealeg than
 any house iu town
 1 Are yon suffering from cuts bruises te t, ring VOTES itch O. chronic ceres irt'#py Ei3i6S q S tse KIN Salvs ae- tctgGiu2 tu 6lgsC DTS Witt NIX Sar- 1 saparills and it al cure ve Sold by Winthrop X Co,
 Gas attraction If "lhe Pony Ex l press" as announced in last weeks is sue to appear q; the Opera House on | Nov 2 failed to ri.terisiige from some
 cause nnknown-perhaps the "ponies' 1 wouldn't draw the load
 Have you noticed that German &
 Barrow are forging right to the front
 as dealers iu tirst-class fresh goods
 which may be purchased at lowest mar
 ket prices. A beautful liue ot new
 dry goods have just been received.
 Are yun having aches and raihs? If
 so buy bottle XIX LiniD1ent, use it
 according @ directions. internally and
 externally. and il will curey you. 1t cured
 Jndge George Clark of craMp coic in
 lG minutes. Sold by Winthrop & Go.
 After you have gone the rounds, you
 wil find it to your interest to visit the
 magnificent stock of Dress Goods at
 J. W. Beck & Co.'S. A complete line,
 embracing all the latest shades and
 styles may be found in endless variety
 on their shelves.
 There w;ss joy iii the honse Of B.an-
 ton last Friday evening. and J. F. s face WAS wreathed in smiles oii Satrr-
 day. when he spread the glad tidings
 among his friends. that an heir was
 born unto his house. We wish parents
 joy, and may the little one inherit the
 gocd qualities of both.
 We refund meney in every instance
 when Plantation Chill & Fever Cure
 fails. Sold by l.. Rolwage & Co.
 Pettus Bros & Buford. q )rman & Bar
 row J W. Beck & Co. and $. H. Mann,
 Forrest City; |. Goldberg. Wheatley.
 Ark; W. $. & ] l.. Hughes and $. l..
 Andrews & Co. Haynes, Ark.
 l Another champion nimrod has bobbed
 up serenely in the person of our type
 manip1latOr. He and the devil went ] on huat last Saturday, asiei he claims ] to have shot four birds and d rabbit at one shot-on the wing at that. The devil denies it. but as we did the eat
 ing, We will not comment on it. 1 Charles Owens. colored, who was bound over last week for burglary, en- deayored to break jaii last night. He | succeeded in wrenching d lock off the | wicket that food is passed through, but jailor Wilson discovered it in time. to prevent his escape. He was trans ferred to another and stronger cage. We would not urge an article with out merit. We urge and guarantee
 Plantation Chill Cure. Sold by l.. Roll | wage & Co. Pettus Bros & Buford' German & Barrow, J. W. Beck & Co.,, and $. H. Mann, Forrest City; 1. Goldburg, Wheatly, Ark; W. $. & J. l.. Hughes and $. l.. Andrews < Co.,, Haynes. Ark.
 ] The members of the Benevolent As sociation are urgently requnested to meet at the Baptist shurch next We'd ! nesday at o'clock. The dues are very small. and if subscribers do not pay promptly. the work of the association is impaired to such all extent that no good results The members are asked to attend or send their dues. Plantation Chlll Cure stops chlls, stops lem quick, and they never come back. If yos don't believe. try it. If it don't stop 'em ask for your money back you will get it. Price Scots. Sold by l.. Rollwage & Co.,. Pettus Bros. & Buford, German & Barrow and S. H.
 Mann, J. w. Beck x Co., Forrest City, and l. Goldberg. Wheatlev, Ark. A genuine oyster supper was given last Friday at the Rollwage building. for the benefit of the Epworth League, by the ladies of the Methodist church. It was an enjoyable affair and netted the sum of SIP. We are requested to thank the public for it's patronage. AL so Mir R. for the house, and all who helped to make 1t the success 1t was. An appreciative audience welcomed the Pulse of New York" at the Op- era House last Tuesday night. AS the play progressed the development of the several startling scenes, and the sweet music, brought forth enthusiastic ap- plause and many expressions of admi- ration. The company as d whole were excellent, and well up in their casts. | Owing to the absence of programmes | we are unable to criticise them indi- | vidualy. Miss Sweeney would sooR win her way into the hearts.,of any audi ence. A crowded house would greet
 them if they were to return.
 The ease of Blanton vs Littell. guar
 dian, involving $4640, and referred by
 the circuit court to q board of arbitra-
 tion, has finally been settled. ]. F.
 Blanton married the ward of F. Littell
 and claimed $4640 balance due her
 on final settlement. The board was com
 posed of l.. Rollwage. w. H HAMcDaniel
 and J. R. Brown. After thorough in-
 vestigatioK of all evidences, pro and
 COD, the board found after deliberating
 for period of twenty-two days, that l the uard INaS in fact indalkad f0 fhp