The Forrest City times., 1894-07-06

light Of his relatives and many friends. He has been absent several years,
 and during the time has grown to be quite a young gentleman.
 Mrs. T. W. Hawkins, Chattanooga, Tenn, says. "Shiloh's VitaliEer saved my lite consider it the best remedy for 2 debilitated system l ever used y | For Dyspepsia, Liver and Kidney trouble 1t eXcels. Price 75 cts. Sold by
 Webb & Tipton
 h cid times it seemed to be thought that s medicine must be nsuseating to be effective. Now, all this is changed Ayers Sarssparilla, one of the most powerful aiteratIves. is agreeable to 1 most paiates, the flavor being by no means medicinal.
 Bob Lanier, John Winfield. Chas. Lewis, <. D Boyle. Pleas McCuilars. ! Dan Wylds, Chas. Davis, Frank By lnnm, three of Cicero Neel's boys, ;. I. Mcdaniel, and l. L.. Scott were among
 those who went to the Inter state drill from Forrest City.
 l Heretofore no general merchandise
 establishment ip Forrest City has kept a complete stock Of Groceries. Cor man 65 Barrow desires the pablic to 1 tAftN SuftA SltCJ s&AE ktNi tbAo Dkduti of their business special attention, and
 Twill appreciate your trade. Give them
 D call.
 The ice cream supper given by the ladies of the Baptist church Friday night, was a financial success, as we'll
 as being most enjoyable occasion. { The net proceeds amounted to S20. and
 we are requested to extend the thanks
 of the ladies to all who contributed to their success.
 NEW Books at the News Stand Love al Seventy" by Albert Ross Aristotle's Book of Fate, Aunt Sallie Dream Book, Mad. De Stael's Fortune 1 Teller, .Zola Fortune Teller. Golden Wheel Fortune Teller, Madame Juno's 1 Oraculuna, Everlasting Fortune and Dream Book
 l . MT. Landvoigt, of1 THE FORREST CITY TIMES, accompanied by his wife,
 passed through the city Monday even. ] ing enroute to Niagara Falls. They were the guests of tho editors family while in tho city. Mir l.. is delegrte
 to the national editorial convention.- 1 Cross Gazette.
 1 J. w. Beck & Go. have just received
 and opened carload of beautiful new
 Dry Good, Notions, etc. Their line of Dress Goods. White Goods and CalicOs l is simply the most exquisite ever brought to Forrest City. In fact they carry complete stock, consisting of
 everything you need. Give them call They will treat you right. 1 Smith Sons Gin S Machine Co of Birmingham. Ala, can fit you up with l ~ Cole INrn 1 ing Presses and Elevators and Distrib- and which they fnlly guarantee. They
 specially dpsire investigation of their
 system of Esevating and Distributing Seed Cotton to gins.
 Parties indebted to IS will please
 take notice that we have pressing obli- cations, and that we will appreciate prompt settlement of account. Ii yoo
 cannot pay your account, at least pay
 some of it., and help IS out of this
 press. Sincerely, Landvoigt &Vadakin. \ letter from Lyman Howes dated
 Cleveland, Ohio, asks us to change his
 address to that point, and says. 1 although he reada many papers both /! daily and weekly, he "couldn'5 do ! without TnE rIMES." We are glad to hear that our humble efforts are appre- ciated.
 1 Misses Maria Elliot, Mamie Prewett and Annie YerZley and Mrs. Snap l Horn. spent few hours very pleasantly with Ms. Vadakin Tuegday night. Music and recitations by Miss Elliot
 were the principle features of enjoy
 ment, and it is well known that she is
 an adept at d dialect sermon, and mis- tress of the piano forte. Although in the l background we enjoyed their yislt heartily
 Owing to the absence from the city I of so many of the members Ot the ] Ninteenth Century Club, it was deem 1 ed adviseable by the President to post ! pone the meeting until tue next regu- 1 lar meeting night which is "Wednesday June 18th. at which time it ia hoped all members will be present. at the resi-
 dence of Mr. and Mrs. E. Turiey. Sam Swan WIRE in town Monday. and l reports that al 8-year-Old cousin Of his, nsned Clarence Cpliunl, was seriously 1 burned by a powder explosion one day last week. The hoy loaded gousd ! handle with ab0nt 2 nioixle's worth of powder aud attempted to shoot an old l hen. His face is badly swollen and it has not yet hean Iaavned bow bad his eyes are burned.
 All admirers os the beautiful and rood, should visit the store Of German ! .& Barrow, and examine their stock of ! freshly imported China Silks, Chaile and White Goods. These goods are of
 the newest designs and best makes, and sold at prices to suit all. Do not pro. crastinate. but come at ones and select from a stock of goods that cannot ba
 surpassed in town.