The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-07-17

( Hoods Pills are the favorite family
eathartlc, easy to take, easy to operate.
All sorts of marbles. tons and base
pail goods at the Newsstand at lowest
prices. Wv
Miss Sallie Carter, of Little Rock
came over Monday on visit to her
uncle. b. F. McCrary.
! Miss Mary Russell. Of Mariana.
spent the day with Mrs. Trice yester,
Gay. She was ell route to Memphis on
visit to relatives.
G. II. Talley, representing the Union
femaie College. Oxford, Miss, was
in the city Tuesday.
n portion of the sidewalk running
along South Front street is sadly in
need of repair
Best goods at lowest prices in Dry
hoods. Notions. Gents, Youths and
Boys, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats
and Caps, at i. Rollwage II Co.'S.
Joe Alinder, our popular twirler.
PLAYED ball with the Wynne team We'd
nesday against Lonoke. 1t is said of
Joe that he won the game for Wynne.
The health of the community is i'm
proving rapidly, and the doctors will
soon have to resort to something else
besides pulse feeling for livelihood.
We have a good piano at the News
STAND which we will sell at a great sac
rlflce, 1t is well worth one hundred
dollars. We will sell 1t for sixty-spot
cash.
For the Arkansas Teachers Conven-
ton at Brinkley. August 18th to 18th.
the L. Il. " M. will sell tickets for this
occasion at one and one.thrd fare for
the round trip.
The Restaurant connected with the,
Palace saloon is now under the person.
al supervision of J. M. Allinder 81,
Sons, and their menu is the best the
market affords. Meals and lunches at
all hours. Square meals % cts.
Mr.. Sardis, of Goodwin. desires us
to announce that there will be bar
becue at Goodwin on the July "a, and
that everybody in the county is invi-
ted. There should be a large atten-
dance.
Her many young friends will be de-
lighted to learn Of the return to the
city yesterday of Miss Cliff Nash,
daughter of A. M. Nash, OF Madison.
Miss Nash has been attending school
at Plymouth, Ind, the'past year.
o. N. Grant, prominent druggist of
Grant. Boone county K, in sending in a
nice order, writes: 1T is the best seller
have III stock. | sell dozen bottles of
DR.. Bells Pine Honey TO one of any
Their kind OF medicine. Sold by ID. G
Webb.
Louis Rollwage, jr., returned from
Chicago Wednesday, accompanied by
his sister, Miss Alice, who has been
pursuing her musical studies in that
city tile past year. The social circle
will hail Miss Alice's return with
delight.
Chills are bad sign. Chills 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.
1t tastes like mint candy. ID. G. Webb
guarantees it.
DR.. Rea s. Co., the specialists from
Little Rock, held Il reception in the
parlors of the hotel Tuesday. and many
people availed themselves of the Op-
pOrtunity of free treatment. They will
be in this city again on Tuesday
August IL, and the afflicted are INVITED
to call,
A letter from II. A. Boyer. Oquawka.
H.. was received by Chas II. Sanders
Sunday. in which he returns his heart
felt thanks for the courtesy and kind
ness he received while here on his sad
mission. He says that Mr.. Roberts
stood the trip very we'll and he hopes
by the careful nursing of his mother
and sister that he will soon recover
from bis affliction.
Stuart's Springs are becoming better
known among us. If delightful shade
and pure cool water is being apprecia-
ted by the cant getaways, and every
day a sort of neighborhoOd reunion is
being held there. If everybody in
town would spend few days at the
springs. we would be healthier, hap
pier and wiser people, and never miss
the expense. Do not let us make life
AS the Eastern singer depicts it.-"A
soiourn here for one short day or two,
and all the gain we get is grief and
woe: and then, leaving life's prob
lens all unsolved, and harrassed by re-
grets, we have to 60.
The regular meeting of the Nine
teenth Century Club was held at the
residence of Mrs. Stone, Wednesday
night. After the regular programme
was gone through with, motion to
discontinue the meetings until October
was entertained and discussed, but
was withdrawn until the fifth We'd
nesday meeting. when action will be