The Forrest City times., 1894-09-07

Drug Store when you come in to at tend court. and pay your subscription to TIE TIMES.
 l Many people not aware of the dan gers of constipation, neglect the pro- per remedy till the habit becomes chronic, or inflammation or stoppage results. A dose or two of Ayers Pills m the beginning would have prevented all this.
 Raise peanuts, is the advice the Con- mercial- Appeal gives the farmers of this section. It says that sure crop of this product can always be raised, and is easily marketed, and that pea. nuts are the cheapest food for fattening swine known and "cheap pork means | profitable cotton" The advice is good and our planters should profit by it.
 The proverbial first bale made it's ap- pearance Wednesday, was raised by Mute Bynum. ginned by C. H. Haven, weighed 5S4 pounds, and sold to Pet tus Bros. & Buford at 10 cts. per pound. Bynum is one of our most progressive farmers, and We congratulate him for his energetic efforts, and hope that he may have many bales of like propor- tions. Its cotton we're speaking of. We have several carloads of Flour. Bran and Salt. which we will sell 10 less than you can buy it in Memphis We 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 d barrel of the best patent flour for & l5. Other goods in proportion. South side of railroad. MEMPHIS FLOUR Go. The School Board desires to sell the old Baptist church and also the old school building on the hill, east of town. Parties wishing to buy can confer with J. E. Stone, chairman of cor mittee appointed to procure bids. Messrs. w. German and l.. Rollwage are the proper committee to see with regard to the school desks in the two buildings, which | are in good condition and will be sold cheap.
 "The first wealth is health," said the Concord philosopher, and he was right. What Is wealth worth without sound body and strong nerves to enjoy life The root of the whole trouble is usually the liver. We strongly advise our readers who are troubled with sick headache, dizziness. or sour stomach, to try Ramon's Tonic Liver Pills They | are working wonderful cures in this vicinity. Only p cents at Webb & Tip tons drug store. Sample dose free. J. w. Potter was designated as mes- senger to bring the return from Black fish after the election to this city. and performed that duty Tuesday evening. l Tuesday night he indulged in barbecue | to excess, and was taken ill with collie | A IT at vuno pa aiA him h,rt ha iod on Thursday afternoon at 5:20. Potter came to Arkansas from Indian Bay, Miss, about fifteen years ago. He has daughter living in Hot Springs. His remains were buried in the cemetery this afternoon.
 While in Chicago. Mir. Charles l.. Kah- Ter, prominent merchant of Des Moines, Iowa, had quite serious time of it. He took such severe cold that he could hardly talk or navigate. but the prompt use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cured him of his cold so quickly that others at the hotel who had bad colds followed his example and half dozen persons ordered it from the nearest drug store. They were prOfuse in their thanks to Mir. kahler ] for telling them how to cure bad cold so quickly. For sale by Webb x Tip ton.
 A killing occurred on Monday night near the SummerGeDd church, about two miles north of town, the result of a quarrel between two colored boys named Walter Guest and Will McMillan, the latter being the victim. It seems Guest was taking his girl home from church. and McMilan was running between them and otherwise teasing Guest, who resented it. They clinched and during the scuffie Chest drew pistol and fired. killing McMillan almost instant 1 ". Guest was arrested and is now in jail He claims he did the shooting in self-defehse.
 | A sad accident occurred at Newport last Saturday evening, resulting in the death of wellkDown citizen of this place-W. NJ. Hannah. son-in law of 5. C. Wilson. Mir. Hannah was in the act of coupling cars, and being encum-
 bered with a heavy gum coat. which
 in some manner caught. dragging him
 beneath the cars. the wheels of which crushed his leg below the knee and one arm. also inflicting fatal internal injury.
 Mir. H. fingered from S:l5 until 1O:5O, perfectly conscious all the while. His remains were brought to this oify Sun- day. and were inferred in the Forrest City cemetery Monday at o'clock. un- der tine auspices of the K. & l.. of H.,
 Rev. H. Rhodes Moran officiating. His wife and many friends accompan-
 jed the remains to the their last rest. ing place. Onr hearts go out in deep est sympathy to the grief-stricken fam fly.
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