The Forrest City times., 1895-11-08
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Miss Lady Tarpley, of near Haynes, couslu of the Messrs. EZell, and who has visited in Forrest City quite ire quently. died last Sunday, of malarial hematuria, and was buried at Union cemetery. Revs. Bell and Gardner conducted the religious services. Miss Tarpley was just budding into young womanhood and was engaged to be married to MT. Asa Keys. d wellto-do farmer of Lee county. He is greatly shocked at her death. Our sympathy go out to the bereaved.
 At7 o'clock Tuesday evening in the parlor of the Cotton Belt hotel. Brink ley. by the Rev E. J. Williams, Rector of St. Luke's Episcopal church. Miss Anna II. Savage, one of Brinkley's most charming young ladies, was united in the bonds of Holy matrimonv to Dr. Oh. 5. Millen, a promising young dentist. late of Ann HarbOr, Mich. None but the family and Dr. and Mrs. Stimson were present. Dr. Stlmson acted as best man, and the bride. who was attired in a fashionably made baoice of canary yellow silk and black silk train, looked extremely well and was given away by her mother Mrs. J. W. Savage.
 Bear in mind the sale of the Hasley Farm this Saturday. November g in front of Russell, Graham & Co.'S store at two p. m.. sharp. This is un- donbtedly one of the best spots of earth in all Arkansas and any one who says to the contrary, merely wants to scare you off and buy the place himself. The fellow whs said the river bank caves has already tried to make a private trade with Mir. Hasley. Look ont for such fellows. If you can handle tte place in Irish potatoes and cotton. come out and make your bid. The place will be sold then and not till then and the highest and best bidder gets it. No private deal goes everything square and above board with Hasley.
 J. II. Tipton the druggist, will tell you that no one is better qualified to judge of the merits of an article than the dealer, because he bases his opinion on the experience of all who use if. For this reason he wishes us to publish the remarks of other dealers about an article which he handles. Messrs C.. F. Moore x Co.,. Newberg. Ore. say :: We sell more of Chamberlain's Couch Remedy than all others put together and 1t always gives good satisfaction ]" Mir. J. F. Allen. Fox. Ore, says: II believed Chamberiain's Cough Remedy to be the best 1 have handled" MT w. II. Hitchcock. Columbus, Wash. says: "Chamberlain's Cough Remedy sells well and is highly praised by all who use 1t.
 After a weeks hunt among the, blue cane of Shell lake, under the guidance ot Capt. Patterson and Geo. Mallory. the party of Ohioans-Geo. Settle. $. r. Burris Brigg and J. $. You mans-returned Thursday. and left for Mud lake today, where they will join Mir. Miller, of Newark. Ohio, , MessrS. Smith and Lyons. of Column bus. Ohio. and Mr. Otto, of Chicago. Who preceded them few days ago. 1 he bear hunt did not pan out we'll only one bear was killed. At this sea son ot the year the bear are not in fat condition. and as clumsy as they ap pear, when poor, can outrun the dogs. The trip was enjoyed, and the boys VIII pay the canebrake another visit later on, and hope to have better sue cess. In the meantime they will make l duck feathers tly on the lake