The Forrest City times., 1894-09-14

Mrs. J. II. Bard, wife of our urbape station agent, left for Louisville on "Wednesday evening. She was accom-. panied as far as Memphis by Mir. Bard. Mrs. $. will probably extend her trip through the east, and will be absent several months.
 The Nineteenth Century Club will be entertained by Mrs. N. w. Norton next Wednesday night. The impress ion has gone out that the club has dis banded. This is mistake and it is hoped alarge number of the members will present themselves.
 | Misses Aurelia Pelegrin and Maggie Riley, who have been visiting in the city several weeks, guests of Squire and Mrs. F. D. Boyle, returned to Memphis Tuesday evening, accompan- jed by their hostess, who will spend several days in the Bluff City.
 c. H. Sanders, J. II. Tipton, H. Jen- nings and Dr. Brayier, of Miss, spent last Friday at Burnt Cane. The weath- CT was too warm for much sport, but quite a good string of perch repaid them for their labor. Jennings was particularly lucky among the lepisos- teus Osseus.
 A neat, comfortable fitting shoe is one thing necessary to a sweet temper. The celebrated Brown Shoes cannot be excelled in these particulars, and the quality is the best and the price just right. Gall on German & Barrow for these Shoes, and take no other. Satis- faction guaranteed.
 For man to be cheerful and gay, 1t Is a good advantage for whatever business he follows. No one likes to deal with cross, morose individual. Such men as Josh Billings, Artemus Ward, Bill Nye and T. Meriwether Marks have been countless benefit to the business world.
 It was an editor away tout westn who received letter from an indig- nant subscriber, saying: 1 don't want your paper any longer" To which the editor replied: "That is all right. l wouldn't make it any longer if you did, because in that case would have to buy d new press. The present lengtl. just suits me, and am glad it suits you. Please pay up."
 A. M. Bailey, well know citizen of | Eugene, Oregon, says his wife has for l years been troubled with chronic dlarrhga and used many remedies with little relief until she tried Cham berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar- rhoea Remedy, cured her sound and we'll. Give it a trial and you will be surprised at the prompt relief it affords. 9 and 50 cent bottles for sale by Webb & Tipton.
 German X Barrow have complete new stock of the latest styles in Mems, Boys and Children's Clothing. ranging in price from S1 % per suit, up. It will afford them pleasure to show these goods, whether you buy or not. and you are cordially invited to visit their store and be convinced of their inten- tion to offer the greatest Bargains of the season in this as well as all other departments.
 l 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 committee 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.
 l T. Merlwether Marks, like all true humOrists, is said to be very genei Ous 1 On one OccasslOn. while waiting for a train at depot. an old Confederate soldier approached and asked aims. l He took out roll of bills and hesitated l The bystanderS thought he would not | give bill, but would decide to give silver. A shout of admiration went ny from the crowd as he rolled up the bills and gave them all to the old man.
 Properly we ought to be supplied with new adjective. freshly made, tt describe the wonderful cures from Ramon's Tonic Liver Pills. Nothing like it Pas ever been seen before Tn the field of medicine. It is not single remedy. but an entire course of treat ment, lasting three weeks. You receive just sufficient for three weeks treat ment for 9 cents. Get free sample from Webb < Tipton, your druggist The tiny pellets are to build mp tht system, weakened by liver pills.
 While in Chicago, MT. Charles l.. Kah Ter, prominent merchant of De'
 Moines, Iowa, had quite serious tim' of it. He took such severe cold tha' he could hardly talk or navigate. bu
 the prompt use of Chamberlain's Cougs : Remedy cured him of his cold s' quickly that others at the hotel wh' , had bad colds followed his example ant , half dozen persons ordered it iron the nearest drug store. They wer' profuse in their thanks to Mir. Kahle for telling them how to cure a bad cole so quickly. For sale by Webb & Tip ton