The Forrest City times., 1894-10-12

Our friend Hiram Huston, of Wide.
 ner, was in the city today. Mir. Hous-
 ton Is the ginner of Widener neighbor.
 hood, and has been in the business con.
 tinually for many years and deserves
 and receives the patronage of all. Misses Maud Harris, Lou Montgom.
 cry and Polly Hunter. of Wynne, spent several days in thls city last week wis. iting friends and were guests of Mir. aud Mrs. l.. E. Davenport. They also
 attended the circus.
 Ernest Hoshall has accepted a stua-
 tion with M Lesser x O. in their mer. cantile establishment at Marianna. We
 wish him successful engagement, as he is most worthy and energetic young business man.
 "I would rather trust that medicine 1 than any doctor know of," says Mrs
 Hattie Mason. ot Chiffon, Carter Go, Mo, in speaking of Chamberlain 2 C0lic, Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy
 For sale by Webb s Tipton. Frank Robinson, sentenced at the late circuit court term, to 21 years al hard labor in the penitentiary for ao cessory to the murder of Chas. Taylor was removed to Little Rock Monday by an agent of the state's prison. New Goods Tn ali lines continue to arrive in the city daily. Our merchants are clever and liberal, and are offering
 great inducements to buyers. Read
 their advertisements in THE TINES
 and come to Forrest City to trade. Mrs. T W, Hawkins. Chattanooga Tenn, says "Shilohs Vitalizer 'Savec My Life.' consider it the best remedy for dehilitated system l ever used.' For Dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble 1 it excels. Price 75 cts. Sold by Win
 throp & Co.
 When the hair begins to come out ir
 combing, it shows a weakness of the
 scalp that calls for immediate atten
 tion. The best preparation to arres. | further loss of hair and restore the
 scalp to healthy condition is Ayers
 Hair Vigor.
 William and Lily Allen. children ol the late Capt. Allen, of Marianna
 passed through town Wednesday even. ing en route to Pine Bluff. to attend the funeral of their uncle, J. J. Gray
 who was accidentally killed in cotton gin on the 10th.
 Clark & Nash photographers are now located over "Brady's" Jewelry Store and would be pleased to do any work
 in the Photo or Tintype line for both town and county: The public is invi. ted to call at the Gallery and see sam. pies of their work.
 All persons having proper regard 1 for their own interests as well as the safety of their neighbours property should carefully examine all fues and chimneys on their premises, and have them repaired, thus largely discreasin9 the danger of destructive fires. Jas. Lee, jr., manager of the Mem phis Gin and Machine Co.,, of Memphis, was in the city Saturday and gave us a pleasant call. Parties iu need of any, thing in their line will do well to write them before buying elsewhere. Read their advertisement in this paper. Geo. Gill, sent up from this county for burglary and grand larceny was recently pardoned by the governor, on a petition numerously signed, and is
 now in the city. He was sentenced for five years and had served only about six months when he was given his liberty,
 A neat, comfortable fitting shoe is one thing necessary to d sweet temper The celebrated Brown Shoes cannot be excelled in these particulars, and the quality is the best and the price just right. Call on German & Barrow fol these Shoes, and take no other. Satis faction guaranteed.
 We call attention to the new adver tisement of w. l.. Douglas 8 % Shoe
 which appears in our issue today We have every assurance from tht manufacturer that the recent improve
 ments in style and quality will giv' more satisfaction to the wearers 0 these popular shoes.
 His old customers and friends vii
 be glad to know that G. W. Cook hal
 rented the building one door east o Russell. Graham & Co.'S, store, ant ! will open therein on Tuesday, first l class meat market. MT. Cook conduct ed such market here for some ffteel years prior to 1886, at which time h.
 retired, add has since been farming
 IKE TIMES wishes him success. He i!
 clever gentleman and will treat hi friends right.
 During the past week Madame E Boyle's establishment has been the at ] traction for the ladies. It was the ex
 hibition of millinery. For the entir
 week an eager throng filled the house
 anxious to see what will be worn tn,
 coming season. Not only were bonnets
 hats and trimmings of the latest styl,
 shown. but nun erous novelties, whicl
 caiied forth admiration from all th'
 fair ladies who visited the opening
 Madame Boyle has set an examapl,
 worthy of imitation.