The Forrest City times., 1894-08-03


 freshly imported China Silks. Cballe 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 once and select from stock of goods that cannot be surpassed in town.
 The Chicago Ledger has struck the nail on the head by starting in it's issue of August lst facinating love story entitled, Caught in the Strike" It deals with the late A. R. U. strike giving names and familiar to many of our readers. Sample copy, giving first instalment of the story, will be mailed free on application to the Chicago Ledge, Chicago, III.
 Walter F. Axe, brother of Agent Harry B. Axe, of the Iron Mountain road, and Frank |. Axe, of the Index. of Marianne, was accidently shot and killed Monday night by R. H. Wright. while botd were serving in sheriff 8 posse to capture negro who had frac- tured F. M. Mill's scull the day pre- vious. THE TINES extends it's symya- thies to the bereaved
 Miss Celia Finley was bitten on the left hand by snake. while gathering vegetables ill the garden at Judge Hin- toms residence one day last week. She did not see the reptile and became mo- mentarily blind. The arm was con- slderably swollen and the wound very painful, but will not result seriously, as it is supposed to have been a specie of snake not largely poisonous.
 Rev. c. A. Bruce was taken sudden ly ill at the Episcopal church, during the service Sunday morning with Deu- ralgia of the heart. Dr. Stone who was i'll the congregation, was called to at tend him, and relieved him in short while, sufficiently to allow bis removal to'the doctors residence, near by. Dur ing the day Rev. Bruce almost fully re- covered. and returned to his home at Helena Monday.
 Dr. w. c. McMillan of South Car olina, who has been employed for some5 months at the Winthrop phar- macy, returned to Charleston, Wednes- day. He was quite ill Tuesday. Dur ing the stay in Forrest City he made many friends and acquaintance who will remember him kindly in the future He was pleasant, affable and courte- Ous gentleman, and TIE TIMES regrets his departure.
 If you condense the year into para graphs, one of them would describe the wonderful success of the new remedy for biliOusness known as Ramoh'S Tonic Liver Pills. It is a remarkable discovery in the science of Therapeutics There is no longer any necessity of suf- fering with sick or bilious headaches, q 1sxn ofn nh ness, etc. The tiny pellets which ac- the system. Webb & Tipton. your druggist, has freee sample for you. Try sLAck;paAYonI tea for Dyspepsia
 Owing to the fact that his farming and mercantile interests at Forrest City demands his personal attention, Mir. H. r. German has rendered his resignation as Cashier of the Peoples Bank at this place to take effect Sept 1, and Mir. J. B. Hussey has been cleo. ted as his successor. During his con- nection with the bank it has prospered as few other similar institutions have, and it was with reluctance that the Board of Directors accepted his Tesig- nation, White County Citizen.
 The following from an exchange is worthy of consideration by our town council: "The weeds along the side walks and on each side of the streets need cutting very badly, The city council should set somebody at this work or pass an ordinance requiring the property owners to keep the weeds cut in front of their property within the limits of the city. Dog fennel IS not an attractive crop, nor is it a pleas ant plant for lady to sweep up with her skirts when she meets pedestrian and is obliged to turn out.'
 Mrs. J. E. Stone has been on the sick list this week.
 ssTHE attachees of THE TIMES, from devil to editor-iD-chief," acknowledge with grateful thanks receipt of kind invitation dated July 31, to attend "a democratic barbecue" at Lulu yester- day. The said invitation arrived yes terday morning, too late to arrange our business so any of us conld attend, if indeed. being short of help, we could have done so in any case. Nothing could give us greater pleasure than to mix with the sterling democracy of Blackfish township, and we regret ex- ceedingly that we were not present yesterday with them.
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