The Forrest City times., 1894-11-02

Some of the children who a tended the birthday par.y Last week at the re- sidence of Dr. w. H. Alley left two p"resols. which they may have Dy call ing there for them.
 Rev. q. A. Bruce Will celebIpte divine service at the Episcopal church next Sunoay morning andnight, and administer the ordinance of baptism in the aiternoen at o'clock. All are | invited.
 ues0sv night about l1:S0 o'clock, the cotton sip belonging to ". c. Me- .a,an, ten miles noi tn ol this city, near | Newcastle, was destroyed bv fire, in- cluding ten bales Of cotton and a large quantity of seed. Twelve or fifteen bales of cotton near the gin were badly burned. No insurarce. Cause O. fire unknown. MT. McLarap had purchas ed the gin but montE ago.
 last Friday afternoon the residens e ot Hunter CrippeD. near Crow Creek, on the upper road to Madison. was to- tally destroyed by fire. The women folks ! were ironing, and the supposi ion is that spark ienited heioor 50 apid | we've the flames fiat comv a,atIvelv nothing was sayec as the men folks were absent and the women could do but little. There was no insurance. German S Barrow have a complete new stock of the latest styles in Men's. i Boys and Chiidren's Clothing. ranging in price from Sl 00 per suit, up. It will afford them pleasure to show these goods, whether yon buy or not. and you are cordially invited to visit their store and be convinced of their inten- ton to offer the greatest Bargains of the season in this as well as all other departments.
 | Novelties in our line gre numerous this season, and we have just returned from St. Louis and other markets l where we purchased the most beauti- iul stock ever shown in Forrest City. 1t must be seen to be appreciated, and we are very anxious to have you visit our store, next door east of the bank, where it will afford us genuine pleas nre to name you prices on any and everything in stock which will astonlsh and please you.
 Cne les Davis Stuart. plain If vs. The pound Yam Sweet Potato. defen-
 .:int is the style of tue cause now pen- ding at this office. The poll of the public ss d ja y awards the defendant tue honor of raising the biggest sweet
 potato in Arkansas. The potato was r.ised on D. Davis Forrest City place and weighs } pounds, which togetler wish three others constitute four of he largest sweet potatoes in the state. Gall and see the possibilities of Ark pnSds.
 1 Sir Walter Rale,gh maue ws~er with Queen Elizabeth that he could weigh the smoke from his toba, co pipe
 He won by weighing the tobacco before smoking and the ashes afterwards. In the same way our readers can weioh the value of Ramon's Tonic Liver Pills by comparing their sallow cheeks and sunken eyes with the rosy cheeks and bright eyes which they have as result of taking thls wonderful tonic remedy Sample dose free at Webb & Tipton' s drug stor
 Henry Wilson, the postmaster at
 Welshlon, Florida, says ne cu ed d case of diarrhRa of long standing in six
 hours, with one small bottle Os Cham.
 berlain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhtea ], Remedy. What pleasant surprise that must have been to the sufferer.
 Such cures are not unusual with this remedy. In many instances one ur two doses are required to give per- manent relief. It can always be de-
 pended upon. When reduced with
 water it ilakes it pleasant to take.
 For sale by Webb & Tipton.
 T w. A. McC Cuire, a well known citizen of Mckay, Ohio, is of the opinion that there is nCtning as 1oOd for children tI"ub'ed with old or c"Oup as Cham
 ,s-flail's Cough Remedy. He has used
 .n ni3 family for several years with the bes. results and always keeps bot tie of it in the house. After having Ia grippe he was himself troubled with a severe cough. He used other reme-
 dies without benefit and then conclud- ed to try the cblldren's medicine and to his doli4ht it soon affected a t,el manent cure. a ard o0 cents bottles for sale
 by Webb < 1ipton.
 Justices of the Peace throughout the
 ounty are hereby notified that q full
 line oi blanks, embracing nearly every ! form used in magistrates court has inst Leen received at the THE 11NEs
 News Stand, and from this date will
 be sold at the following prices: whole
 sheet, like Warranty Deeds, 5 cents
 each. Half sheets, 2 cents each and
 Quarter sheets and all smaller sizes at ] : cents each. Such low prices have
 never been know before and they are
 prompted by our desire to supply every
 magistrate in the county with what ever blanks he Lay require. We also
 have constables' blanks, fee bills, deeds, q acknowledgements, plats, etc., etc.. l66 safi.,itnn1. Give us a call. Awarded