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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-04-21

'''BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs' are excel.
lent for the relief OF HOarsoness OF Sore Throat
They ARE exceedingly enoctiye.".- Chrisftai
World London, hing.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-04-21

Russians are worse afflicted with blind
ness than any other nationality.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-04-21
August.
Flower

My wife suffered with indigestion
aud dyspepsia for years. Life be-
came a burden to her. Physicians
failed to give relief. After reading
one of your books, I purchased a
bottle Of August Flower. 1t worked
like charm. Mywife received i'm
mediate relief after taking the first
dose. She was completely cured
now weighs I65 pounds, and can eat
Anything she desires without any
deieterious results as was formerly
the case. c. H. Dear, Prop'r Wash
ington House, Washington, Va. O
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-04-21

r. b. wALTIIALL q CO, Druggisis, IIorsc
Javc, Ky, sny; "linlls Cntarrh Cure cures
every ono TINT takes IT,"
CoNDUCTOR L. d. LOOMS, Detroit, Mich,
nys: THE effect of Halle Cntarrh Cure III
wonderful" Write him nboutit.
The Forrest City times., 1893-12-29
A MARROW ESCAPE!
How it Happened.

Tho Allowing remarkable event in ladys
 life wfllanberest the reader: Fora long. time [ had terrible pain at my heart which fiut- tered almost tacessantly. Ihad no appetite and could not sleep. I would be compelled to ait up in bed and belch gas from my ston- ach until thought every minute would be my last There wAs 8 feeling of oppression about my heart, and I was afraid to draw . fuii breath. l couldn't sweep a room with out sitting. down and resting; but. thank God. by the help of New Heart Cure all that is past and feel like another woman. Be- fore using the New Heart Cure had taken 0innPent se-calleA remedies and been treated 1vAectars without any benefit until I was beth Ascoueeged and disgusted. My husband bought me bottle of Df. Miles New Heart Cure. and am happy to say never regretted it, as l now have a. splendid appetite and sleep well. l weighed 125 pounds when be- gan taking the remedy, and now weigh 13On. It's effect In my case has been truly marvel ous It far surpasses any. other medicine [ have ever taken or any benefit ever re- ceived from physicians."-Mrs. Harry Starr. Pottsvillo, Pa, October z, 18g2.
 Cr. Mdlea' New Heart Cure is sold on . posi- Alxe euenantee by M11 druggists or by the DE. 0Miee Medical Co, Elkhart, Ind, on receipt q price, 0 per bottle, six bottles .. express pre- paid. This great Miscovary by an eminent specialist in heart disease. contains 0eitheR SDiates nor dAn0eoOMo dfuGo.
 Sold hv druUUjsta everywhcre
The Forrest City times., 1893-12-29
What Shal, We Drink.

When you want a drink or tug of whiskey go to T. c. Folbre & Co. who handle the celebrated A. G. Nall Whis. Key. which is the best goods on the market. Also the Calhoun and the Belle of Marion brands. If you want acheaper article, they have the Orange Valley ct G por gallon. and the Mars hall Bourbon at &2 50, guaranteed to be S0 proof goods. and there is no better on the market for the money. Everybody is treaeed courteOusly at the Magnolia, and S share of your business is solicited.
The Forrest City times., 1893-12-29

E. T. Gray WAS the recipient of . magnificent fisherman's Outft fUOm his numerous friends, Christmas Miss Sallie Lanier returned from Helena Wednesday, where she has
 been visiting frie.Ids.
 Percy Harris and wife, of Ammirilla, Texas, is spending the holidays with his mother and legion of friends. It is Mrs. Harris first visit to Forrest City. A rare opportunity will be given the citizens of this community on the nights l of Jan. 2d and 3d. Theodore Thomas 1 tive concerts in Memphis on the dates l mentioned, and this rare musical treat should not be missed. Admission 5v
 cents, reserved seats $l. Reduced fare
 on the railroads to parties of ten or more.
 Quite aAarge number of newspapers l thrOughouthhe country have announced
 their intention to observe the holidays.
 and will not issue any paper tbis week THE TIMES cannot find time to rest,
 and although we have moved the news stand and business office, observed
 Chiwtmas day and eat turkey, sung | for the musicale and attended the dance. we are still ''out on time"-a
 little disfgured perhaps, bat still in the
 ring.
 The value per acre of the four prin-
 cipal crops in Arkansas is as follows:
 C0tton, S2e.0a; corn, M0N7; tobacco,
 $50 p; potatoes (Irish), -S47 IA. Two
 crops of potatoes can be made which 1 almost if not quite doubles the value. The commission houses in the north and ! west say the demand for early new po- |'tatoes is far in excess of theSupply. It
 is not only the case with potatoes, but with all other vegetables. Cheap cot ton ought to give away tOA A.better pay ing orOp.-MOnroe Sun.
 Last Saturday morning O. B. Roll
 wages horse, attached to a phaeton became frightened at the train and ran
 away. MT. R's children were in the
 phaetOn, and all jumped out except lit-
 tie DeVelling, who cr0uched down be-
 tween the seats and screamed for dear
 Aife. The horse ran several block, strik~ ing several Instructions in his wild
 gallop, and was finally brought to q
 halt at a hillside, without damage be-
 yOnd a broken shaft. It WAS miracle
 that the little girl escaped injury, but
 with the exception of fright she was
 unharmed.
The Forrest City times., 1893-12-29

Those who have not yet settled their accounts will please do so during the next two weeks. am going to New York during the Christmas holidays to spend the months of January and Feb- ruMy in study. and ttsns makes it nec- esstsry for me to make this call on you.
 Respectfully,
 J. R. CAsON. Forrest City, Ark, December 8. 1893.
The Forrest City times., 1893-12-29
When Baby was9iek we gave her Castorta. When she was . Chilc, she cried for Castoria. When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria. When. ahe.hadC Chidseq ,she gaxAthem CAstoriA.

A very next restaurant thas been opened at CatarbOOna's old stand bv his sHccessUr, George Graieb. He will also sdll fruits, candies, groceries, nuts. and serve all kinds of mice lunches cheap. Be invites the public to give him a.cah. No pains will be spared te give satisfaction.
 Sdlfe and IF atciler are closing cut their business and will retire from the field. Every Saturday from tiris date until Hh of their stock is solo, they will offer evorythingin their store at auction. Parties wishingrto buy she show cases and fixtures at private sale, or auction, may dose at a bargain.
 The large assortment of new cooking and Ihexting stoves at Fusseh, Graham -& Co.'s is attracting the attention 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.
 Compromising of prescriptions not only requires pureGYesh drugs, but also the care and attention of an experienced prescriptionists. No house can show a better record in Prescription work than the ''Old Reliable" Drug Store. They make this branch uf their business the specially, thence are prepared to compound prescriptions carefully and accurately.
 Children like to take s c. q. C. Certain Chill Cure," the pleas ant and guaranteed cure for Fever, Ague and Malaria-Bcf- ter tss3Ia 9piHinc. Price 50 cts.
The Forrest City times., 1893-12-29

had severe pains in Ny.clsest and side, feared pneumonia, few appli- cations XIX cured me. J. M. Hall, Judge asth District. S0ldby Winthrop .& Co.
 Russell, Gsrahxm E Co.'s immense .line of L adies Dress Goods, Dry &eOds, and Motions must be seen to be 4PpHe- ciated. Their prices can't be beaten anywhere.
 You can lose nothing ay widiting the General Store of J. w. Reok & Co. s. You may gain much inibargains. if you want to purchase Furniture, Hardware and Stoves.
 An elegant line of new gOodsthrOugh- out the entire stock has jtGt been re- ceived at 4Torman & BarrOw's. Exam inc them before buying elsewhere and save money.
 We are in the swim when it.o0mes to competing for cash trade. And if there we will load you with bargains. H. B. Gwyn & Co.
 A large and varied assortment of cooking, and wood and coal heating stoves may be seen at Russell. G raham & Co.'s. Toucan buy'them very cheap for the cash.
 I fell 45 feet from Gomanche court house. was badly bruised. used XIX Liniment. and was at work in 15,days. J. R. Welch, CleburDe, Texas. Sald by Wintlrop.& Co. Saturday night aball from e rOman candle set the cotton on fire on the platform, aud but for the timely pres .ence of Mir. POlhamiuS, serious tive would have resulted. Do you want the best Shoes on the ,marketY They are the Smith .& Stoughton celebrated railroad shoes Sold by Russell, Graham &sCO.'s at as- tonishingly low prices.
 fsOnly the choicest of extracts used in the manufacture of Perfumery sold by the Evans Pharmacy. And as the best is always the cheapest, users of perfum- cry should profit by the injunction.
 "C. q. C. Certain Chill Cures is pleasant tO take and harm. less. Children like tt. Guaran. teed to cure Chills and Fever.
 No Curc--NO Pay.
The Forrest City times., 1893-12-29

ubu Sudfc OI your OuSlneSS IS SOilCltc0.
 Miss Clara Webb is spending the holidays at home.
 Miss Rose Dultorow is con6ned to her bed with the -,gsdp.n
 Mrs. Ross and charuing daughter MISS Florence are in the 0ty today.
 J. H. Bard, continues to inprove. and may be considered out ef danger.
 Miss Nettie Becker, of Msslanssa yis- ited relations in town the 6gst of the week.
 Faust and Marguerites at the Opera House Wednesday night sf next week
 Prof. JOsM A. Gatten, of Colt. vas Sn town Tuesday and gave us a pleas ant call.
 A package each XIX medicine should be kept in every house. Sold by Win thrOp & Co. Mrs. V. M. Sneed. of Tenn. is spend. ng the holidays with hex neice, Mrs. W. Goaman.
 Miss Winfield's school will open on Tuesday. instead of Monday as hereto fore announced.
 Largest. cheapest and best stock of goods ever brought to the city, at l.. Rollwage & Co.'s.
 J. H. Collier left Sunday to spend a few days at Holey Springs, Miss. He ret!Hmed yesterday. Taylor & Eard are Uow prepared to make loans on improved real estate, on five and ten years time. I have been peraantly cured of piles by use of XIX Liniment. F. M. Hen- derson. Howard, Texas. Walter Mallory, returned from Ark. adelphia, Sunday to spend the holidays with his parent and friends. John T. CWrigan, of Memphis, came over Wednesday night to attend the ball, and visit lis friend Sid Hayes. Try 1lAck: :DRAu ohT tea for DyspeyaA Mrs. Sarah Lewis, mother of Mrs. t3ecker. has been quite i'll for several days with tke gllp. She is c0nvalesc- ing.
 Miss Willie Miller, . charming young woman of k1onOke, spent Several days in the sity this week guest of Miss Lola Grady. MeSSrS. k. Albert Long and w. Earl Davis, of Memphis, came over We6nes- l day, to visit relations and tpiends sDd attend the ball. Miss TOmmie Davis was pain6Gliy burned about the arm by the prema. ture explosion of u roman candle on Christmas night. The elegant display of fancy goods at the Evans Pharmacy still continues to attract attention, sod will do 80 abe- yond the holidays. Mrs. H. Rhodes Moran Presented her husband fine a0-pOund girl baby Tuesday, and Ed. Moran is wearing the smile of proudness. Misses Norma HOllwage, Pearl Den his and Jeannette Becker came over from Memphis to spend the holidays with parents ana friends. Capt. w. H. Mcdaniel ras out Tues day for the first time since the accident al fall w&lieh broke his arm. His nu- merOus friends are glad to see him out MsELREEs WINE OF cAlpW for Weak Nerves A
The Forrest City times., 1893-12-29
We have just opened two carloads of the Finest Goods Ever Brought to Forrest City

and will afford pleasure demonstrate to and all inqurng adversement
 the choicest and complete line of RNISHINGS this have exceled ourselves would do credit Menken Lowenein We everything that in styles and finish best and are now display judge for
The Forrest City times., 1893-12-29
To My Patrons.

Sold by druggists everywhere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
0Y0U WANT.
TO
SAVE MONEY?
AND
HONEY SAVED MEANS MONEY MADE.
WE WILL HELP YOU
TO DC THIS IF YOU WILL
CALL And PURCHASE On Us.
WE OFFER
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
THIS WEEK.

A lot OF CHALLIEs and CHECKED MUsLINS
81 pieces BEST STYLES P0NGEES reduced
from 121Sc 60 0l4c. yard. -
1873 pieces BEST STYLES GJNGHAMS, soid
at 121Sc., reduced to G1J and Sl6c yard:
30 pieces DIMITY MULLS and LACE-EFFECP
MUSLlNS reduced from l2l6c. TO S1ac yaro'
Is pieces TINTED CREPoNs, lovely styles,
reduced 20 SIkc. from 12lsr.
93 pieces FANCY FIGURED SWISS. Just like
organdie. reduced TO S1Sc. a yard from l5c
~ pieces CORDED DIMlTY oRGANDIEs,
Gh styles from TRIS 1S YFS e IPS 1LyhWNs 1ySyaN pretty
styles, reduced from 121Sc 10 DC.
3S pieces BLACK STRIPED and PLAID MUS
LINS, reduced to Slsc. from l216c.
40 pieces BLACK STRIPED AND PLAID MUS
LINS reduced 20 l0c. from 1886.
Many other styles WASH GOODS greatly re-
duced in prices. - - -
WHITE DOTTED and FIGURED SWISS NUS
LINS from zoe. up, all reduced. .
We offer some special attractions IN LADIES'
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR AZ prices to induce
you to purchase-asS TO see them.
WASH SILKS that wash, reduced from 90 and
50c. to 37l5c. yard.
CHINA SILKS that wear nicely, reduced from
soc. TO 25c. yard.
CHINA and INDIA SILKS, best styles sold at
s5 and 75c.. now SOC. yard.
Our FINEST INDIA and CHINA SILKS re-
duced from S1.25 and 81 10 75c. yard:
Sec what we offer In BLACK SILK LACE
NETS at 25, 80 and 75c. yard, reduced from
VDc. 81. y l. OD ana - II ShFu
DRESS GOODS arc offered without regard TO
cost or value.
80 pairs ODD LACE CURTAINS at one-hah
their value. SEQ thenh .
LADIES' BLAZERS, JACKETS, and CAPEs,
! reduced from S3 and 80 to Sl.50 apiece. You
| are Obliged 90 wear them these cool evenings.
! LADIES' E1ON SUITS at greatly reduced
/ ngures-don't miss them. .
| CHlLDRENS BLAZERS and REFERS at
! one-half their value.
! MUSLIN HATS and CAPS at one-halt thor
LhCEs and EMBROIDERIES cut down in
! prices 10 close out stock.
Largest assortment In the city OF LADIES
SHlRr. WAISTS. The best values m White aud
Colored Waists you ever saw at 30 and 1sc.
/ apiece. ,r,,,-<,c ~,
CLOTHS, aud RUGS. -
sun UMBRELLAS and FANCY PARASOLS at
prices without regard TO their value at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
NOW FOR THE SIC. COUNTER.

Printed Epinglines that were 2Oc. a
yard are now on the 1910. counter.
Printed Piques that sold at 25c. a yard
are now on the SIC. counter.
Outing Cloths that sold at ID, l2l, and
10c. are now on the sc. counter.
Handsome lawns that sold at l2ic.
are now on the She. counter.
Elegant style G1nghams that were sold
at 124c. are now on the SIC. counter.
White Check Muslin that always sells
at 1870. is now on tho SIC. counter.
White Ground Black-Check Muslin
that sold at 1890. q yard is now on our
$40. counter.
4c. a yard will buy White Check Mus.
7 lin that brings &c. yard.
4c. yard will buy Lace-Striped Mus
lin that sold at &c. yard.
15c. q yard will buy fine French Or.
Candle Lawns reduced from Soc.
l5c. yard will buy handsome French
Muls reduced from 3jc.
We have reduced our best 10. Per
Gales to Zoe a yard. Our styles were
the prettiest, every ono said.
The popular Indigo Blue l2lc. Lawns
/ have been reduced to 10c. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
NOW is YOUR CHANCE
TO GET
BARGAIN
IN THIS LINE.
Fine WOOLBLANKE7S
AT
ATHALFPRICE.

Lot No. II pair fine Glendale 10-A
Blankets reduced to 81 pair.
Lot No. 1-6 pair fine Our Beauty
l0-4 Blankets reduced to Sl.25 o pair.
Lot No. 3-3 pair fine White Fleece
10-4 Blankets reduced to sl.50 a pair
Lot No. A pair fine Moscow 1o-4
Blankets reduced TO sl.9S a pair.
Lot No. 81 pair fine Fairfax l0-a
Blankets reduced to g. pair.
Lot No. ca pair fine Southdow Cali
fornia l0-i Blankets reduced TO 81 apair.
Lot No. TO pair fine Brandon CALI
fornia III Blankets reduced to s. q pair.
Lot No. S-5 pair fine Southdow Cali-
fornia III Blankets reduced TO $3.50 .
pair.
Lot No. 81 pair fine Marlborough
Ia Blankets reduced to Sc. 30 q pair.
Lot No. 10 is job lot OF 10 pairs as
sorted fine California Ia and l2-i
Blankets, some slightly soiled. otherwise
perfect, at about half price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
THALHIMER Brothers, ,
TSAA 40 III f l. ID,
coo BROAD STREET.
TRUSTEES SALE NOW GOING ON.
GREATER REDUCTIONS THAN EVER TO
CLOSE OUT THE REMAINDER
OF THIS STOCK.
FIFTH AND BROAD STREETS
Jy 30-5uSW2u

Every dollars worth OF goods must be SOLD
sold at what it will bring, tr-f the business
wound 40. The low prices have -een cut lower,
neither cost nor values considered IN the ieduc-
tions I.,et made. Goods once sold cannot be re-
nIared We soil only IA long as the goods last.
I've amend list OF a few OF the many bargains
which await you this week
THE SALE BEGINS MONDAY PROMPTLY AT
x O'CLOCK.
800 pair Ladies' Fancy Hose with black iee1'
your choice &c. a PAIR.
one lot Ladies' and Childrens Black Nose, ec'
q pair.
One lot Children's Ribbed Vests, &c, piece.
The celebrated sun Boys shirt-Wdists, Doc.
Ladies French satine Waist now soc. apiece.
Ladies' Thread Gloves, &c. pair. All the
Al Corse;s~such as the R. & g., Thomson's
Glove Fitting 272, 296, and W. b. Corsets now
75c. 60
Tbomson's Abdominal Corsets, S1.25.
rs pieces Dress Braid for trimming, &c.
yard.
Dress Glnghams, 63c.
Infants Muslin Caps, sc. apiece.
Outing Cloths nne-72c. Gyard.
Creme Cloths now S15c. yard.
Boys' Cingham Shirt Waste, 2lc
Remnants Check Mustns, and &c. yaru.
Ladies' Ribbed Vests, &c. apiece.
UOney-Comb towels. 4c. apiece.
Mems GauZe Shirts, 23c.
Clark's O. n. 4. spools,.. &c. apiece
Chnllies now 33tc. yard.
French Chambrays, 0Ac
Reversible Ginghams, 6Ac. yard
tlne lot Lawns-wide-oc- yard.
Fine CretOnnes--wide-sc. yard.
Lace Caps and Hats, l9c. apiece
DRESS GOODS
.5 and sac. Dress Goods now SC. yard,
30 and G5c. Solid-Colored Dress Goods nov
az Fancy Dress Goods now 29c yard.
T5c. Dress Goods 55c., and 81 Dress GOODS
! piece Black Cotton Cashmere now 69c. 9
yard.
Ia 10 inches wide, S3c. yard.
A great many remnants in Black Goods Will ss
offered at eacrince-
All our go and 65c. veivets now 42c., all ths
Al Volyets soc, and all the sl.25 Velvets, nos
Ths best i2ISc. silesias now DC. yard.
All Lining Cambrics now 4lkc. yard.
BLACK % Kid Gloves-szes So, 8, and 654-nov
SOC. pair.
A better grade OF satines, 9lxc- yard.
A few pieces French satines. csc. quality nov
12ikc. @.
yard. ,... a,<.
81 and CSC. qualities Embroidered Hsndker
chiefs now 19c. apiece. a..
suede Jersey Gloves, 1ec. now from $50
apiece.
Leather Belts, &c. apiece.
A-rly Linen Cuffs, de-, or two pairs for zoe.
Mems Collars, &C. apiece.
ITeck and Four-in-Hand Ties now Iscs apiece
The better grade Ties, Soc. apiece.
| 25c. Cellar and Cuifs TO match now loc. ses
soc. Cheraiseste and Guns, ~ white ana coiors
| now 29c. set.
Hooks and Eyes, 1c- card.
penp into our baskets ond see the bargains
| Remnants OF Dress Goods.
| Rsmnants OF Lonedsle Cambria
| Remnants OF all kinds
| Bargains In Lacss-
1 Corset-coyer now lie. eptece.
SOC. Jeans Drawers now DOC. pair.
| Ladi,s Cufis, 1c. pair.
| Yard-wido Percaiss, INC. yard
| Lunch ssss-Tsble-Ciosh and Napkins-e1.9
| o set
SO dozen valenciennes Lace Inserting, 4
Ioos al our low pricss on Infants csshmsr'
Colae early to avoid tho rush.
JONAS .MARCU6Ea.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
CARPETS.

We are receiving one full line OF Car
pets and we are prepared to show tho
handsomest line OF patterns ever shown
in the city. OurstocK comprises all tho
very best makes in Wilton AAMlN-
STERS, Moquets, Body Brussels, Eox-
bury, and Higgins's best makes and wa
guarantee good workmanship and all
work extended on short notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30

propose to close the biggest July Sales
they have ever had with phenomenal
days sales Monday. Can We do it ? you
ask. We rather think il you will look
in on us any time Monday you will say
we have done it.
Here and there through the store we
find lots OF goods which sold well, but
of which our supply was too bounteous.
Hence, we have some left which MUST
be sold, and we make price to do it.
We start on Monday an opposition to
our own Sic. counter. 'Tis 6ac.-per-
yard counter, and the values we offer
will delight you, being without excep-
ton the best ever shown anywhere.
Figured Satine that was sold at l6ic.
q yard is now on our &c. counter.
Pineapple Tissues that were sold at
1850. yard is now on our &c. counter.
Shantong Pongee that was sold at l0c.
a yard is now on our &c. counter.
Bokhara Crepe that was sold at 2Oc. @
yard is now on our &c. counter.
Llama Cloth that was sold at 12lc. o
yard is now on our &c. counter.
Cosmora Cloth that was sold at l2lc.
a yard is now on our &c. counter.
Katuka Suitine that was sold at l2lc.
o yard is now on our &c. counter.
Handsome styles Dress Ginghams that
we sold at l2lc. yard are now on our
&c. counter. ,
Black Batiste, with white and colored
stripes, that sold at l2lc. yard, is now
on our &c. counter.
Figured Crepe Cloth that sold at 1870,
q yard is now on our &c. counter
White Checked Dimity that sold at
12Jc. a yard is now on OIL. &c. counter.
White Satin-Stripe Muslin that was
sold at Ice. yard is now on our &c.
counter.
White Lace Check Muslin that was
sold at l2Ic. yard is now on our 6!c.
counter.
Outing Cloth that sold at l0c. a yard
Is now on our 6ic. counter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
REMNANTS FOR MONDAY.

Remnants Cotton Challi at 20. yard
that we're sold at &c.
Remnants Wool Challi at &c. yard
that were sold at 2Cc.
Remnants Pique at &c. that sold at
2jc.
Remnants Lawn at &c. that sold at 12ic.
Hundreds OF other Remnants at less
than half what they cost us.