The Forrest City times., 1893-11-17

btShb aS nSA uOibCtNO dLu ItdlI llllCS southeast of town, of malarial fever, ae | ter an illness of some four weeks, s,ur viving her late husband but few weeks.
 Have you noticed that German S
 Barrow are forging right to the front as dealers in frst-class. fresh goods.
 which may be purchased at lowest maf
 ket prices. A beautiful line of new dry goods have just been received. Mrs. W. M. Moseley died Friday night after an illness of some four
 weeks. She was bright, good little | woman. and her death is very sad in deed. The remains were shipped to Greensburg, Kentucky for interment.
 So many things are needed for the comfort of humApity. J. w. Beck & O., are dealers in everything. Don't | forget it when you want Dry Goods, Clothing, Groceries, Hardware. Har.
 ness, Furniture, Notions or Novelties. Dreary is the house where no childish voice is heard, and he who loves his lit- tie children will sometimes indulge them in candy. bananas, apples. etc. A man who will appreciate your trade in this line is Hasley. Please remember this.
 German 6 Barrow now have con- plste stock of fresh family Groceries, and will give this department of their business very careful attention, en- deavoring to give the best bargains to be found anywhere for the cash. Give them call
 Eld. Moran has signifled his accept ance of the call made by the Baptist congregation at this place, and will preach at the regular hour on the sec- ond Sunday in December, at which time the public is cordially invited to hear the gospel.
 After you have gone the rounds, you will find It to your interest to visit the magnitHent stAck 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.
 c. H. Eolwell, of Palestine, has opened frst-class meat market in Forreft City. He is now located on the east side of North Washington street, three doors north of the alley, and invites the public to give him a share of their trade.
 hC puOhOeldRii UdS UCcIl uOIIlR UUSs mess at the Rollwage storeroom during ths week to very good business. The ] novelty of hearing the machine repro- duce the voice of one of our own citi- Zens should not be missed. Ask to hear the Spider and the Fly Miss Lutie Beck went to Searcy the first of the week on visit to her aunt,
 Mrs. H. F. German. A telegram was received Wednesday from Mir. German stating that Miss Lube was quite i'll, though not dangerously so. Mrs. Beck took the first train for Searcy, and is now in that city nursing her daughter back to health.
 A committee from the ladies' guild of the Episcopal church. consisting of Mesdames Norton and German waited on us Tuesday. to ask permission to have the in Bazaar in the building with the news stand. next door eastof the Bank which was granted. We under stand that ''The Faithful Old Orches- tra, Twill furnish music, and there will be other attractions.
 There was considerable excitement Monday among Orten's Comedians, on account of the falling of stove pipe in the postOfice. The lower room was filled with smoke. which in turn forced its way through the cracks and filled the opera house. The comedians sup posed the house was Ou fire, and were on the point of getting out their bag. gage when notified of the origin of the smoke.
 Our old friend Spicer, representing II. E. Bucklen & Co.,, proprietors of Kings New Discovery, etc, was in the city an the night of the 1lth, andsgave us a pleasant call We made a new contract with his house in about a min. nte. They have been constant adver. tisers in THE TIMES for eight years to our certain Knowledge, and have in- cleased the price right along. They have a good article to sell and they get great results from the use of our col umns.
 E. J. Badinelli's saloon, opposite the l.. R. & NJ. By, on North Front street, is headquarters for all kinds of Fine | Wines. Liquors, Cigars and Tobacco Ike Mallory, the genial manager, is al-
 ways on hand to attend to the wants of
 his customers and friends, and will see
 to it that they have the best in the
 house, both as regards goods and at
 tentiOn. Give Ike a cali, when you
 want the very best whiskey to be had
 in this market. Don't fail to see the
 huge barrel.
 1 THE BEST PLASTER -Dampen a
 piece of flannel with Chamberlain s
 Pain Balm and bind it on over the seat
 of pain. It is better than any plaster. 1 When the lungs are sore such an appli.
 cation on the chest and another on the
 back, between the shoulders blades. will
 often prevent pneumonia. There is
 nothing so good for lame back or a