The Forrest City times., 1896-07-03

Vuy 'iihclluer. nepneW or PrOt. J B. Sanders. ant fnrmerv q reporter on the Little Rock Press, is in the city on visit to relatives and friends. ilt gtVe us pleasant call "Wednesday.
 The impromptu dance at Louis Hodges Wednesday night was en- ] wed by a number of young people. ann'S orchestra furnished the music wtlica IS an assurance of good time.
 J II. Bard ana wife left "Wednesday Tor Louisville, Ky.. where Mrs. E will remain while tile former will visit his old home at Bardstown. We wish them a pleasant visit and safe return.
 Hon. E. ]. Badineli. of Wynne. was III the city yesterday, looking after his business interests here. He will be the next representative from Cross county III the lower Eouse of the general as. sembly.
 Prof Ernest Bradshaw.o of Charlottes- Vile, Va. and who has been visiting Tn Kentucky for d month. Is in the city shaking hands with old friends. He arrived last night ani will spend d part of his vacation here,
 Joe Todd brought in stalk of cot .. blooms and bolle. It is of the Gold Dust variety, of which he has twenty acres. This is perhaps as good or bet ter than anything in the county.
 O. N, Grant, a prominent druggist oi Grant. Boone county. K, in sending in a nice order, writes: 1t is the best seller have ill stock. l sell dozen bottles of Dr. Bells Pine-Tar. Honey 10 one of any ther kind of medicine. Sold by D. C Webb.
 Geo. Bottoms had one acre of Irish potatoes from which he gathered D bushels. They were perfect beauties Judging from the sample sack left at this oflice-and demonstrative of the great possibilities of our soil under in teligent tilling.
 Miss. Lolle Davis closed her school at Ferguson's Tuesday, giving the scholars aud patrons picnic. She has been quite successful, and gave perfect satisfaction. She spent We'd nesday night in the city, a guest of Miss Clara Webb.
 Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic has stood the test for ten years When any dealer tries to induce you to take some other make, you may know that 1t Is some cheap compound OH which he makes larger profit. Every bottle of Groves guaranteed.
 At meeting Tuesday night of the Epw0rth League it was decided to use toplc cards, with subjects of their own selections. X committee composed of Rev. F. E. Taylor. Miss Anna Lee C0bbs and Miss Matte Moseley were appointed to select subjects for three months.
 The little daughter of Mrs. M w. IZard met with quite serious accident last week. She fell from a porch in the rear of the house, falling a distance of five feet, striking her head on an iron ring, int1icting quite d serious cut. Dr. White was called, who stitched the wound and made the little one comfortable.
 Chills are a bad sign. Chila portend the oncoming of serious disease. They are an early symptom of malaria, precede pneumonia, inflammation of the bowels and many other dangerous diseases They should never be neglected. Dr. Bells Peppermint Chill Tonic cures them. It tastes like mint candy. D. C. Webb guarantees it.
 The l.. R. & M., depot Monday. was crowded with young and old folks. showering their kisses and good wishes to a party destined to the Switzerland of Am Winchester. Tenn. The party consisted of Mesdames F. Cum mings, T. Barrow. F. NJ. Thomas. NJ E. Hatcher Misses Matte Cummings and Ruth Hatcher. Ham Grady and Tom Barrow, and the baby.