The Forrest City times., 1896-01-31

The immense increase in our busi- ness is accounted for by the large stock. cheap prices and fair dealing accorded to every person trading with us. l.. RoLLwAGE tS Go. John Hardin, stepson of Billy Rough, was instantly killed by falling tree near Capt. Parham's Mud Lake place Tuesday. It seems that Hardin and John Cobble were cutting tho tree, and as it fell and the former attempted to get out of the way. he be- came entangled ina lot of vines and brush and could not extricate himself. The tree fell on his head and mashed it into an almost unrecognizable mass. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is famous for it's cures of bad colds. Ii opens the SecretionS, relieves the lungs ! and aids nature ill restoring the | system to healthy condition. If freely | used as soon as the cold has been con- tracted, and before it has become set- lied Tn the system. 1t greatly lessens the severity of the attack and has often cured in a single day what would have been severe cold. For sale by John II. Tipton Druggist.
 k. J. Badinelli of Wynne, and broth er-ln-law Joe ZanOne, of Louisville, Ky, were in town Wednesday, on busi- ness and gave us a pleasant call. MT. Zanone will probably move his family here and in conjunction with Tez John- son manage the Green Tree saloon | He is a clever gentleman and we bid him welcome to the city. Our friend | Badinelli will probably announce shortly as a candidate for Representa- tive from Cross county. Barring the fact that he is committed to Gov Clarke for the senate, no better choice could be made.
 Saddle Lou, the bright and lovely lit l tie year-old daughter of Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Roberts. died Saturday, Jan uary 9, 1896, at their home i'll this city, Of .tonsilitis succeeding pneumonia, and was tenderly laid to rest in the l Forrest City cemetery Sunday after noon, Hey. F. E. Taylor conducting religious services at the grave. The little one was d general favorite with all who knew her, and was always so cheerful that her absence will be keen 1 ly felt by all. Our deep and sincere sympathy goes out to the heart brola.n parents in this their greatest bereaye- ment.
 It is strange, indeed. that some of QUO most enterprsing @ merchants will persist ill sending out of town for their commercial pfinting when there are two good printing establishments in town. at either of which they could get their work done at fair price. | We hope they do not think that the proprietOrs of either office would feel hurt or sighted if the other parties got their work. We are sure that it would not cause us the falntest pang of 1 jealousy if the other fellows got the work, provided we had fair chance to bid on it. Patronize those who patronrZe you, so far as possible, and you will thereby help to maintain home enterprises as we'll AS your own busi- ness.-Cross County Gazette
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