The Forrest City times., 1893-08-11

| IulsCelldly, dHu lOcal matlef, Tn HE
 TIMES. There is much good reading, and suggestions which will furnish you something to think on. A perusal of the advertisements too, will prove of
 inestimable value to the peruser.
 THE TIMES is in receipt of cordial invitation to attend the 10th annual
 St. Louis exposition and other fall fes-
 tivities in that city commencing, We'd
 nesday September 9th, and continuing
 until October 21st. The attractions
 promise to excel anything heretofore
 attempted.
 Miss Lola Grady returned from Ma
 rianna Tuesday evening. She spent
 nearly a week most pleasantly visiting friends Tn our sister city, and was ac-
 companied on her return by Miss Elm
 ma Clark, who has many warm frienus
 here. Miss Emma will remain in the
 city several days.
 In Squire Quinn's court Monday
 Sam Ingram (coD was fined 8. and
 costs, amounting to $l9.65 for abusive
 language, and Louis Miller (col.) was
 also mulcted in the sum of Sl7 for a
 like offense. Truly, the way of the
 transgressor is hard-especially in our
 magistrates courts.
 Mir. J. c. Boswell, one of the best
 known and most respected citizens of
 Brownwood, Texas, suffered with darrhGa
 for long time and tried many different remedies without benefit, until Cham
 berlain's Collie, Cholera and Darrhea
 Remedy was used; relieved him at once.
 For sale by Winthrop & Co.,.
 We refund money in every instance when Plantation Chill & Fever Cure fails. Sold by l.. Rolwage & Co.,, } Pettus Bros & Buford, c )rman & Bar
 TOW J w. Beck & Co.,, and $. II. Mann,
 Forrest City; l. Goldberg, Wheatley,
 Ark; w. $. & J.L. Hughes and $. l.. Andrews x Co.,, Haynes, Ark. : The canning factory begins to assume the air of genuine business. The first
 shipment of this seasons pack went out Wednesday, to Texas points, and sold
 for S1 % net f. 0. b. cars at Forrest City. Over S4000 worth of tin cans have been received, and the factory is putting up } from 5000 to 5000 cans per day. Why pay Sl % for a chill cure when you can buy Plantation Chill Cure of us at soc. Sold by l.. Rollwage & Co.,,
 Pettus Bros $ Buford, German 6 Bar row J. w Beck & Co.,, and $. II. ManU. Forrest City;I. Goldberg, Wheatey. ) Ark; w, $. & J. l.. Hughes and $. l.. Andrews & Co.,, Haynes, Ark. The orchestra, composed of Miss Alice Rollwage, Mrs. Manning Messrs.
 l.. Rollwage, B. k. Shade and k. l.. Vadakin, met at the residence of l.. Rollwage Monday night for practice g the first they have had in nearly tive months. It was most pleasant and 5 profitable meeting and all enjoyed it. , Wm. White and wife, of Abbeville.
 La., on their way home from Chicago, stopped couple of days in Forrest City to visit relatives, and have been !, guests Ot his cousin, F. Laughinghouse t and family. MT. White left Forrest 6 City twenty-five years ago--in 1868 l and this is his first visit since that
 time.
 0 Plantation Chill Cure is guaranteed T If it don't cure go and get your money q back. Ask your merchant about it e Price 50cts. Sold by l.. Rollwage & Co.,. e Barrow, J. w. Beck, Forrest City, and s I. Goldberg, Wheatley, Ark, w. $. X
 J. l.. Hughes and $. l.. Andrews d Haynes, Ark.
 e Pete Nash, colored, sentenced to tht ( penitentiary from this county about two years ago, has served out his time n and returned. It is to be hoped tha' $ his experience has taught bim that Int l, cannot disregard the laws of his coun 7. try with impunity, and that men wht IS get so low as he did will be punished t We hope Pete will be law-abiding il t the future,
 ,, A girl residing in Lake Michigan n town has recovered $500 damages iron e steam boat company for naming l; y boat after her. An exchange says sht g took Otfense at a marine item stating
 that Kitty Marshal, having beer Is thoroughly scrubbed, painted, rehttet 6 with canopied steam and new boilers }. will hereafter serve as mail carrier & and poke her pretty nose into the lake n business for all she's worth" '. Any one purchasing Sl50 worth O l. our Plantation Remedies is entitled t, /. the Memphis Appeal valanche, week.. ., until January l, 1894; or S1 % retail
 the Memphis Scimitar, weekly, fo n the same length of time. These reme t dies are guaranteed to cure. or none, if refunded by merchant of whom pur d chased
 l. Plantation Pharmacal Co. e 345 Second St., Memphis, Tenn ,. As we have before suggested t |, Judge Hinton-there is absolutely m VI available spot in Forrest City upol Az which court house and jail could b
 erected, that would be as acceptable t
 all the people, and which would be d
 prominent, as convenient, as economi
 cal, as beautiful as upon tue lot alread
 owned by the cOunty The prODaDiIj