The Forrest City times., 1893-09-29

i'"'O pach UT TOT a pain Tn the oiue UT chest, try saturating a piece of hanhei with Chamberain's Pain Balm amd' binding it onto the affected parts. ms treatment will cure any ordinary case Nhohe or two days. Pain Balm also cures rheumatism. 50 cents bottle for sale bv Winthrop 6o Co.
 J' r. Davls, of Memphis, formerly of lhe hrm of Davis & Johnson. of this, clty, mas leased the large ginhouse, known as the EitZDatrick, Mallory S. Hambleton gin. He is fitting it up "lIt new andimproWed machinery, and VIII pc ready in a few days to do your ginning. Give him a. trial.
 Why pay s1.OO for a chill cure when you can buy Plantation Chill Cure of us at o0c. Sold by l.. Bollwage & Co. Pettus Bros < Buford, German & Bar row J. W Beck & Co.,. and $. II Manu. Forrest City II. Goldberg, Wheatley. Ark; w. $ & J. l.. Hughes and $. l.. Andrews k Co.,, Haynes, Ark.
 We are sorry to leran of the death of Mrs. Emmet Mallory, which sad event occurred Friday, September p, 1893. She was daughter of J. G. Crawford and leaves husband aad two small children. She died of coniestive chill and. was burial in, Mt. Vernon cemetery Saturday. The bereaved family has our sympathy.
 Meat is worth from twelve to fifteen cents per pound, and canuot be had Tn but few stores. and there only for cash. Cotton, with only less than d half crop, is plentiful and brings you farmers from five to eight cents. We want to ask you how long you can raise five to eight cent cotton with, which to buy twelve to fifteen cent meat.
 Plantation Chhl Cure stops chills. stops 'em quick, and they never come back. If you don't believe. try it. If 1t doH't stop em ask for your money back you will get it. Price Scots, Sold by L. Rollwage & Co.,, Pettus Bros. X Bufor1 German & Barrow and s. H. Mann, J. w. Beck t Co.,, Forrest City. and |. Goldberg, Wheatey. ArA.
 Amoag the incidents of childhood that stand out in bold relief. as our memory | reverts to the day when we were young none are more prominent than severe sickness. The young mother viaidly le- members that it was Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cured her of eroup, and in turn administers it to hen own offspring and always with the best result. For sale by Winthrop < Go.
 Trade has been very dull during the summeg, and many merchants have pur posely allowed their stocks to run l down. In view of the brightening pros | poets, the stores are being geplenished with nice fresh. goods. The News Stand wilh not be an exception, and will soon contain full and complete | line of new. fresh Books, Stationery and Novelties.
 Have you tried Plantation Liver Pills for habitual constipation? They are perfectly delightful and sure cure Price 25cts. Sold by IL. Rollwage X Co.,. Pettus Bros < Bsaford, German X Barrow and S. H. Mann, J. w Beck x Co.,. Forrest City, and I. Gold berg. Wheatley, Ark.s w. $. x J. L. Hughes and $. l.. Andrews & Co. Haynes, Ark.
 Is your life wonth 5A cents? Damf Chills, Ague, GongestiMe Chill, Death | This is the evolttDn of that malaTia | chilly sensation. Stop it in time | Plantation CEill Cure will do it, or il will cost you nothing. Sold by l. Rollwage a Co.,, Pettus Bros. & Bu ford. Gornin x Baruow and $. H Mann, J. w. Beck & Co. Forrest City and 1. Goldberg, Wheatley, Ark, w 5. & J. IL. Hughes and 5. L- An drews & Co.,, Havnes> Ark.
 The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ | E. church met at the parsonage oI l nJn l Rev. NJ. E. Gmsted opened the aeet | ing by prayqf, after which the follow ing ladies were elected officers for tn, ensuing term: Presideas, Mrs, M. w Nimmo. Vice -Presidsnt, Mrs. San Mann: Secretary. Miss Nelie Mallory Treasurer, Miss Maggie May Eldridge The ladies have enough money in th tr. asury, to finish paying for the i'm proven snts osl ths parsonage whlcl have recently beeh made.
 Merchants or others wishing to- aval themselves of the splendid advantage afforded by Ong columns are hereb ! notified that owing to the very lrln gent times, we have concluded to re duce She price of our locals from | cents per line fOy the first insertion an' , cents for each subsequent insertion to 5 cents for each insertion, provlde' the locals run four weeks or more This is reduction of 20 per cent on
 months business, and we hope our mel chants will appreciate the motive whicl prompts us to make the reduction.
 Miss Elise German, who has been It ceiving instruction in literature an' art in Washington City some thre
 H.. n. years, pursuing art studies at the cs'e brated CorcOran Art School, returned hnn,o yastprdav accompanied by he