The Forrest City times., 1893-11-10

o te s Comedians have been
 booked at Becker & Lewis Opera | House for one week, commencing No
 vember l3. They will appear in Our ! Country Folks" with nightly change of
 bill. Band Parade. Watch for them. Don't forget the date, November 13 to l Is inclusive.
 Rev. Lockwood of Helena passed | through the city the first of the week en roate to Little Rock. He spent l Tuesday night in, town. d guest of the | family of Ellis TuNey and gave us
 a pleasant visit, accompanied by our
 charming friend Mrs. w.. German, | Wednesday morning.
 The large assortment of new cooking | and heating stoves at Russell, Graham | S5 Co.'s is attracting the atten tion of all careful buyers, because they are be-
 ing sold at prices which puts good stove in reach of any and every citizen. The cash will buy them very cheap
 Heaters for wood or coal may be had. A very good audience greeted the Alba Haywood Company last night. to witness their presentation of Edge
 wood Folks" Tom Dilioway was a
 big success. Alba Haywood is a whole
 show himself. he-entertainment was
 a success in every way. Tickets to the
 amount of $500 were sold.-El-P Paso
 Herald"
 desire to express through the columns of TIE TIMES their grateful thanks to those who in any manner aided them
 to make their oyster supper success,
 and especially to Messrs. Rollwage. for
 the use of their stOrerOom, and to J. J. l FinDerty and Judge K. '. Sctt for fisr
 vors. The net receipts ammOunted to Sl9a
 To,Build Up
 Your System and restore. Your Strength InvigOrate Your Liven and Purify Your Blood
 Strengthen your Nerves and Give an Appetite
 Fake that Excellant Medicine
 P. F. P.
 lPrickly Ash, Poke Root aud Potassiu m Alba Haywood was an agreeable sur prise last night in ''Edgewood Folks"
 He was all that his advance notices claimed for him, and his acting would, have received the hearty applause and. l favOT of Nsp Russell had he been pres ent to witness it. The company was 1 above the average, and the perform l ance throughout gave the best of sat- isfaction.-Quincy, III, Journal" Sept. 20, '92.
 Newspapers are not alone in singing the praise of advertising. A drum | mer was showing a merchant his sam- ples the other day when tlle printer l walked in and solicited an "ad." No" | said the merchant, Ut does not pay"
 Then. good IT orning," said the drum , mer as he closed his samples and l walked away. II know l can't sell l goods to a man who will not adver- 1 tise."-Ex.
 l The cold seasons are upon us and 1 every person has stoves to put up and
 there are numerous tiYes. Few per-
 sons are as painstaking' and careful as | you to see that Aues are safe and that 1 danger from cenflagration is overcome. 1t is the proper time to consider these
 things and guard against them. Fay | Tor x lZard will insure your property
 against ravages of fire and the thought lessne ess of neighbOrs.
 Dr. B s. Lucas requests us to an-
 nounce that he will lectare on the streets in Forrest City Saturday on the sub;ecb of IA New System of Farm
 ing,~ and will have some of his wonder full medicines for sale, The doctor does
 not wish to impose upon anyone and
 asks nothing from charity. He des,Yes
 to make his own way in the world. and
 we woHlk like to see the people pat
 ronize him. He is deserving.
 Nr. W. M. Terry, who has been in | the drug business at ElktOn Ky. for ! the past twelve years says: Chamber 1 lain's Cough Remedy gives better satis-
 faction than any other cough medicine
 I have ever sold" There is good req
 son fof this. No other will cure cold
 so quickly; no. other is so certain a
 preventive and cure for eroup, no other affords 80 much relief in cases of whoop-
 ing cough. For sale by Winthrop &Co. A perfect town is that in which you
 see the farmers patroniZe the home l merchants, and merchants advertise l in the locaf newspapers. the wOrkmen 1 spend their money with their own
 tradesmen, and all animated by spirit
 that they will not purchase articles
 abroad if they can be purchased at home. ] The spirit of reciprocity between b,Isi- ness men and laborers, farmers and
 manufacturers. results every time in
 making town satisfactory one to do business in.-Ex.
 l Are your children subject to cro,lp 7 | If so. you should not be without bot |! tie of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Tt | is a certain cure for croup, and has
 never been known to fail. If given | freely as soon as the crOupy cough ap- pears it will prevent the attack. It is l the sole reliance with thousands of