The Forrest City times., 1893-08-18

Mrs. W. j. Matthews. who has been qulte Ill for several weeks, is able to be out.
 No time should be lost in securing plahs and specifications for the new school house
 Miss Callie Ford, of Marianna. is Visiting friends in the city. guest of Miss Emma Ravens.
 Stock in the canning factory is going up, and several of the holders have in- termed us that they want more of it. ]
 Sure, efficient Hoods Pills They should be m every travellers grip and every family medicine chest. 25c box.
 The greatest number of cans of to- matoes but up in one day. so far this season, at the canning factory, was 1040
 Tom Hester of Paragould. paid us visit Tuesday. He looks as happy as ever, and says he is doing reasonably well
 Chas. Cox, of Brnklev. son of Joe Cox. formerly of this county is visiting Tn the county, and is guest of Geo Wood.
 Miss Fannie Davis, of Memphis. ar- rived III the city Sunday on visit. She IS guest of her cousin, Mrs. Jas. | Evans. Curtis E. Esterbrook. of New York 1 spent couple of days last week in the I city. the guest of his uncle, c. l.. Knight.
 T. A. R. Davis was in town this morning. He says he set out tomatoes in June and will make 25O bushels to 1 the acre,
 consider XIX the grandest Lniment for aches and pains ever saw. Dr. J l.. Anthony, Strawn, Texas Sold by Win throp S Co.
 XIX gave me more relief from weak back than anything l ever used John Jacobs, Cleburne, Texas. Sold by Win | throp & Co.,.
 Mrs. E. l.. Vadakin and children spent several days in the country this week visiting the family of our friend T. w. Yerzey. XIX is safe and curative in its action, and endorse it as A No. medicine. Dr. Arch Cochran, Dallas. Texas. Sold by Winthrop & Go.
 The first bols are getting numerous. George shelton, near Madison, sent us one that is of extraordinary long staple and tinene's.
 Mrs. T. .sR. Davis contemplates a visit to her daughter. Mrs. c. D. Rog CTS, at Oxford. Miss. and will start tomorrow morning. I'm so nervousn - before taking | Hood s Sarsparila. I'm so well''- after taking Hoods. Moral" be sure to get Hoods" Rev T. !. Horne spent several days in the city this week. He preached two eloquent gospel sermons at the l Presbyterian church.
 The canning factory has been run ur to it's full capacity this week. turning out a carload a day of the finest toma- toes ever put in can. Ex-treasurer ]. B. Wilson refnses to obey the order of the court. Such presumption is usually called to Jaw by 1 handsome fine for contempt. had severe pains in my chest and side. 1 feared pneumonia, few applications XIX cured me. J. NJ. Hall, Judge 18th District. Sold by Winthrop & Go. Best goods at lowest pI1ces in Dry Goods. Notions. Gents, Youths and Boys Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps. at l.. Rolwage X Co., $.
 TIE TIMES is informed, that one | farmer alone has delivered more than Sl60 worth of tomatoes to the factory this week. We can give his name. FOR RENT-One new, furnished house of 6 rooms. with twO-room ser wants house, and acres of ground.
 L. Mallory,
 Russell. Graham S1 Co. are the suc- cessful dealers in honest. reliable mer- chandise. You are assured Of value for value when you trade with them.
 Sam Ever. hebrew fl om Louisville, Ky, has opened up stock of clothing. etc. in the Rollwage bnildng formerly occupied by G. w. Kirby's tin shop. fell 45 feet from Comanche court house. was badly bruised. used XIX Linlment and was at work in l5 days. J. R. Welsh, Cleburne, Texas Sold by Winthrop x Co. rss- WINE OF cARDuI, Tonic tor Women.
 Geo. Pettus got his hand mashed quite severely in d gin near the home of Mrs. Weaver, Wednesday. pr; Cason was called to dress the crippled member.
 Mrs. Geo. W. Kirby and children who are seeking bealth at Spring House, Tenn, are enjoying the air and water very much, and are hlehiy pleased.
 Ed. l. H. Cason will return from hls Texas trip tomorrow, ana VIII preacn kssVNrI n IT.