The Forrest City times., 1894-01-12

 letter, ring worms, itch or chronic sores, of any kind? If so. use XIX Salve ac- cording to directions, with XIX Sar- saparilla, and it will cure you. Sold by Winthrop & Co.
 fell Affect from Comanche court house. was badly bruised, used XIX Liniment. and was at work in 15 days. J. l.. Welch, CleburRe, Texas. Sold by Winthrop k Co.
 Do you want the best Shoes on the market They are the Smith & Stoughton celebrated railroad shoes Sold by Russell, Graham x Co., at as- tonishingly low prices.
 R. G. Bradfeld, ssrecently of DeSoto,. Mo- arrived in the city Sunday of last. week on visit with his family, and, finding us in rush, has since been do- ing duty on THE TIMES.
 Rev. J. s. Knowlton, familiarly called Parson knowlton, of camp-meeting re-, nown, has been dangerously ill with pneumonia at the residence of N. J. Devereux. He is better.
 With 8 face illumined withCpeasure- R. J. Izard announced the arrival of tcn-pound boy at his home on Friday night. Dick is as proud as boy with his first pair of red-top boots.
 Hon. II. F. Roleson, of Augusta, prosecuting attorney of the First judi cial district, was in the city this week looking after the interests of the state in numerous cases in justices courts.
 TAE TIMES wants good hustling. reliable agent in every township to so- lict subScri otions. Write us for terms. We will pay liberal commissions for cash subscribers M clubs of five or more.
 Miss Mamie Webb, of Forrest City, visited friends in Msrianna the past, week. By the way. Miss Webb was one of the greatest beauties hatgraced the ball room Wednesday night.-Lee, Courier.
 Deputy Grand Protector M. W. IZaYd went to Palestine Monday night and installed the officers of Knights and Ladies of Honor No. 1908. He re ports the lodge in d fourishing condi- tion and says he enjoyed a delightful time.
 It is generally understood that Gov. Fishback has his eye on Berry's seat in the United States Senate. If he enters the race he will make it lively. The Senate is the Governors ultmatum, the fondest dream of his ambition.- Paragould SoliphOne.
 The demand that our next primary election be conducted under the safe guard of the general election law, and that none but qualified electors be per mitted to vote, is almost universal. No honest man, who wants to see fair election, can object to it.-Littles Rock Times.
 There appear in today's TIMES two, new advertisements for F. F. Todd, the enterprising vendor of Meat, and for Todd & Henderson, who have re-. gently formed a co-partnership in the black ksmithing business. Read these advertisements closely and learn some- thing to your financial interest.
 The large assortment of new cooking and heating stoves at Russell, 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. ,1Married, at the residence of MT. Frank Devazier, three miles north of Forrest Ci.y, January I, at SD. m., Mir. T. N Oden to Miss Hattie Hughes, Rev. Jas. A. Mason officiating. Mrs. NJ. E. Weaver entertained the bride and groom with their many friends at, her pleasant home Wednesday even ing.
 Our readers no doubt missed the weekly announcement of that enter pyising cash dry goods daaler-Sol Lew is-last week. Sol was thinking up some new scheme whereby he could at tract trade and at the same time give his patrons the benefit of something useful. He offers sack of flour with every cash purchase amounting to S5- Read his handsome new advertise ment and give him call. |
 Uncle John Lamar, colored, who has been sick for several weeks IS able to be out again, much to the delight of his employer, Mir. Chas. II. Sanders. Un- cle John has been a faithful employe of the bank for several years, and his absence is keenly felt. The old mans life is worthy of em ulation by those Of his race who would win the esteem Of all with whom they come in contact. He is honest, polite and courteous to all. and all have a kindly feeling for him.
 We are in receipt of "The Rose Of St. Louis," very artistic and beanti- full calendar sent out by the Hamilton Brown Shoe Company. of that city. They will send one of these exquisite calendars to any person who has pur- chased pair of their Big Four LineN of shoes between December D and January b. In order to get the cal- endar it will be necessary to send Ger tifjcate from merchant showing date of