The Forrest City times., 1894-08-31
AYERS Cherry Pectoral Prepared by Dr. J. c. Aver & Co. Lowell, Mss. Prompt to act, sure to cure

Kenneth Bazemore had the good for tune to receive d small bottle of Cham-
 berlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhpa Remedy when three members of his family were sick with dysentery. This
 one small bottle cured them all and he
 had some left which he gave 10 Geo. W. 1 Barker. a prominent merchant of the
 place. Lewiston. N. C., and it cured
 him of the same complaint. When
 troubled with dysentery .diarrh9a, collie
 or cholera morbus. give this remedy a
 trial and you will be more than pleased
 with results. The praise that naturally
 follows its introduction and use has
 made it very popular 9 and 50 cent
 bottles for sale by Webb X Tipton. Forrest City has started in the cor
 rect path. There is no reason why
 she should not proceed. But while we build school houses. water works. etc,
 tor the benefit of the living. let us not ! forget our ..city of the dead.n The
 Forrest City cemetery is badly located. The grounds could scarcely be moro impracticable. THE TIMES has here tofore intimated that company
 should be organized. and grounds pur-
 chased for a new ''silent city We are now prepared to talk out in
 meetin'n on this subject. and are au- thorized to subscribe for one-half the
 capital stock necessary 10 accomplish
 this greatly to be desired change. Con- suit us.
 A newspaper man. says an ex-
 change. will sit up nights to write something kind about fellow citizen to help him along. even when he may have
 no personal friendship for or interest in him, and will pay out good money to
 put his words into print after they have been written. yet the persons who are benefited seldem think of making a return, attributing the notice to per sonal greatness. Ten chances to ono they will send of the next job of,work, or will take it to an exclusive job shop under the impression of making \ saw l ing. or they will take it somewhere to offset bad debt. But the newspaper
 man keeps right along looking pleasant
 and saying geod things about every
 body and spending more time to ascer-
 tain the particulars of what Mir. Jcnes has done than would be required to
 wrte an article on the source of tho Nile.
 l The Arkansas Gazette offers two full scholarships in the Galloway College,
 Searcv, Ark, for the session 94-'o5 to
 the two girls or young ladies who will secure the largest number of subscrip- tions to the daily and twice a-week
 Gazette by the time the college opens
 in September. In addition to this the l HolIenburg Music Company. of Little i Rock. offers the finest upright Hallet l & Davis piano in their house to the young lady who has the largest num- ! Der of subscriptions to hei credit. Miss Olive Taylor. daughter If Rev. F. E. Taylor has entered the contest l for one of the scholarships and piano. She is worthy Christian yunng lady,
 who will highly appreciate any favors
 done her by friends in this contest.
 The time is short. but her chance is as good as any ones. Let All friends go I to work in earnest See her anl sub- scribe for The Gazftte. or send III vour subscriptions to Little Rock and have them placed to Ter credit. Let's
 give her the scholarship and piano