The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1898-09-30

Plantation Chill Cure is made by
Van Vleet- Mansfield Drug Co., hence
is reliable.
Mrs. G. G. Moore and baby, Kate,
went to Charlottesville Wednesday to
visit DR. ID. A. Mohler and family,
James Gillian, of Halifax, n. c..
has accepted Il situation with Russell,
Graham & Co. He is nephew of Mrs.
N. l.. Gillian and cousin of Mrs Cat
ling and Mrs. Turley. of this city. The
TIMES extends him IA cordial welcome
TO the city.
Ballads Snow Liniment cures rheu-
malism, neuralgia, headache. sick
headache. sore throat, cuts, sprains
bruises, old sores. corns, and all pains
aud inflammation. The most penetrat-
ing Eminent in the world. Try it, soc.
Sold by d. G. Webb.
"Yom Kippurn-Day of Atonement
was celebrated by divine service at
the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. A
Meyer, last Monday, by our Hebrew
citizens, all Of whom closed their places
of business as usual upon this day so
de.outly kept by the Jews.
Every business house and residence
in Forrest City is occupied. and there
are inquiries every day for places to
live or do business. Why don't some
of our local capitalists build few cot
tages for rent? 1t looks as though it
The authorities came very hear solv-
ing the problem of preventing wash
outs in our streets when they began to
cover them with this clay, sand and
gravel. 1t settles hard and forms a
very good concrete, besides makes "A
beautiful street and "A splendid drive.
j. II. Tyson. of White county. ILL
nois, Was in town sunday prospecting.
He had been visiting ut Stuttgart.
Goodwin and other points. bat was
particularly pleased with what little ne
SAW of st. Francis county. Health
Officer Pearson showed him around. -
Last Monday night Deputies Haw-
klns and Sherman went to Palestine in
response to n telegram that a suspicious
negro, armed with a rifle, was lettering
around the neighborhood. and was sup
posed to be the negro wanted at Mari
Nnna for the cruel murder of Constable
Foreman. The negro was arrested
and brought to Forrest City, but WAS
discharged Tuesday proving not to be
tke one wanted.
It was a merry party that which SUR
prised and WAS pleasantly entertained
by Miss Alva Taylor last Monday
night Dancing was the feature ofthe
evening, and was thoroughly enjoyed
by those present. who were Mrs. j. f.
Stone, chaperore; Misses Alice, Katie
and Norma Rollwage. and Lucille DYE
and Messrs. Harry knight, Richard
Winfield, Thos. Folbre, jr., Robert
Benson and Ed Howell.
DR.. and Mrs. E. A. Long left last
night for Nashville. Tennessee. where
they Will remain for six months. DR.
Long goes to finish his studies in his
chosen profession. The firm of Long
Il Dennis, dental surgeons, has become
familiar to our people as the place to
get lirst-class work, and they have al
ready established an enviable reputa-
ton. Their many friends and patrons
will look forward to their return with
pleasure,
1t is generally believed that "run-
ming" country newspaper qualities a
man for any position-tinancial. polftj-
cal, domestic, or otherwise. Major j
Alexis Deaton, of the Democrat, how
ever. thinks otherwise, and draws the
Line at acting AS dairy maid. Last week
he undertook to milk the COW with Il
Grumpy horn. and like the canine in
the ditty found himself soaring toward
the moon. He received painful jab
over the eye. knocking all recollection
from his mind as to which end of the
bovine he was endeavoring to extract
the chalky fluid.
There is no excuse for drinking poor
Whiskies or sending away from home
to get the best. II. G. Folbre Il Co.
have all WHISTLES shipped direct from
bonded warehouse, which guarantees
their quality, aud their prices are cor
rect. The following are some of the
numerous fine Whistles carried in
stock: Belle of Marion. stock of '92;
Oscar Pepper. 80 and 81; Maple Hol-
low; Stages o. +. c.; A. q Nall; j. G..
Barnes Mountains; Old Private Stock
of 10; Guckenheimer' Pure Rye.
All of these goods are from 6 to Il
years old. and better goods are not
made. Your trade is invited.
Uncle George Mccormick brought in
an ear of corn Wednesday which is a
curiosity. 1t is of fine size and shape
fully natured. aud in most respects
looks like any other kind OF corn. It's
peculiarly aud beauty is its collar.
which is amber or old gold-chanqeable
shades according To the light. Uncle
George bought the seed from Seedman
Samuel Wilson, of Meciianicsville
Pennsylvania, the first OF which the
latter bought OF DR.. T. A. CurrIe,
formerly of thus city. It is related
that DR.. Cnrrie procured the seed at
Marked Tree. fifteen feet under ground.