The Forrest City times., 1894-08-31

4 meeting of days wiii begin al the Baptist caurch Sunday tbe ath of Sep 1 ,ember, conducted by the pastor. As sisted by Rev. J. c. Russell of Dallas. Texas. All the christians in town are asked to pray the blessings of our 6i- vine Father in the salvation of sinners. the reyiying of christian hearts, and the glory and honor of His name. We have several carloads of Flour. Bran and Salt. which we will sell for jess than you can buy it in Memphis.
 Ne occupy the south storeroom in the Lesser buildings. and will retail our goods at wholesale prices. For exam pie. we will sell and guarantee you a barrel of the best patent flour for ss.15. Other goods in proportion. South side Of railroad. MEMPHIS FLOUR Co.
 The School Board desires to sell the old Baptist church and also the old school building on the hill. east ot town. Parties wishing to buy can confer with J l. Stone, chairman of eoa mittee appointed to procure bids Messr>. ". German aud l.. Roilwsge are the proper committee t0 see with regard 10 the school desks in the two buildings. which are in good condition and will be sold cheap.
 Ii Davis and family. Of Pine Bluff, have located iu onr midst. Mir Davis is the genial proprietor 0f the Racket Store" which has recently been opened in the Blanton building, and assures us he has come to stay. in which case we give him welcome and wish him much success The Pine Bluff Graphic in mentioning his de partuEe from that city speaks very highly of him.
 An unknown exchange remarks that II IS estimated that 1T the people who are m debt to the newspapers through out the United States would pay such indebtedness. it would put an addi- tionai SSo PSF ST B in circulation. as tue editors would immediately use the money to pay their more pressing obli- gstlons This. then, is the way to do away with hard times-pay the printer what you owe him. Try this, every body.
 The ex-confeds met at the Court House last Saturday afternoon. and perfected plans for the grand reunion, to take place at the Fair Grounds September 2s. A big time is anticipa- ted. Speakers from abroad have ac- cepted invitations to be present. All political differences will be forgotten on that day. and everybody is expected to come with war time appetites. for the barbeeur will eclipse any ever un- dertaken in this county.
 Whe man is in earnest on the sub- ject of curing his sick headaches. let him ask Webb & Tipton. the leading druggist of the city. for Ramon's Tonic Liver Pills (and Pellptsl There is no other remedy like It on the market It is not single medicine. but course of treatment based on the form ula of a famous physician. It is positive specific for all forms of billiousness, disordered flyer, sour stomach, etc. Sample free
 Il know an old soldier who had chronic diarrhpa If long standing to have been permanently cured by talk ing Chamberlain Colic. Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy" says Edward Shumpik. prominent druggist of Min neapolis. Mlnn. Il have sold the rem edy in this city for over seven years and consider it superior to any other medicine now on the market for bowel complaints D and 50 cent bottles of this remedy for sale by Webb x Tip ton.
 We regret to chronicle the death of Alma G.. daughter of Ed. W. H. Paslay, which occurred last Saturday night. and the remains were laid to rest in Forrest City Cemetery on Mon day morning in the midst of a large concourse of sorrowing relatives and fri. A E,x,s riff for months. which she bore with a chris tlan's fortitude, and died ill the posses sion of a blessed hope of immortality. TIE TINES extend sympathy to the grief-stricken relatives.
 My boy was taken with disease re- sembling bloody tlux. The first thing thought of WAS Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and DiarrhRa Remedy. Two doses of it settled the matter and cured him sound and we'll 1 heartily recom- mend this remedy to all persons suffer ing from d like complaint. l will answer any inquiries regarding it when stamp is enclosed. I refer to any county official as to my reliability, WI. ROACH. ! P, Primroy. Campbell Co.,, Tenn. For sale by Webb : Tip ton.
 A select party of boys and girls spent the day very pleasantly at the Springs Wednesday, The affair was some thing on the basket picnic order-there was dancing and much merry-making the iivelong day. The party WAS chap eraned by Mrs B.. R. Shade and Miss Joy Prewett. and consisted of Misses Pear Farley. Bsrtie Tizer. Alva Fay Tor and I.ucile Dye. Messrs. Walter Taylor. Ed Howell. Van izard, Cor den Casteel aad Eugene Farley. The day could not have been otherwise