The Forrest City times., 1899-08-18

Talk about man walking a block to get drink of whisky. why there are men who ride 10 and l5 miles every day to get a drink of my good O'd Cumberland Rye. Sold at the Pearl Sa. loon only. I. W. MALLORY.
 Blo,ches and excresences. which so often annoy people. are simply efforts of nature to throw off impediments to the proper performance of her duties. 1erbine will aid and assist nature in her work, and insure skin clear and beautiful, entirely free from all imper- fections. Price 5Q cts. Webb k San. ders. ''
 Tom and Hubert Folbre the court, $ ons bartenders and the Magnolia, fe,l an interest in serving their patrons in the most satisfactory manner. and v u never fail to ke-nly relish the drinks which are served by these popular ca- terers. Any kind ot mixed drink is easy for them. Co to the Magnolia when you are thirsty.
 A beautiful line of new Embroidery Silks, Belt Buckles, Stick Pins, Sofa Pillows and novelties of every kind in our line, have just been received, and we have marked them down to bed rock pr.ces. The ladies are cordially invited to call and it will afford us pleasure to show them through our several lines of up-to-date Millinery. R. II. Winfield & Co.,, over Russell, Graham X Co. s store.
 Stevens Bros. nave a new advertise. ment m this issue. They are up-tc date undertakers, and have added N new feature to the business in Forrest City-that of furnishings carriage free with all orders for their hearse. This Is a liberal spirit. and they ask the con. sideration of their claims to your pat. ronage. Read their advertisement and | when misfortune overtakes you, give them a call and they will treat you right.
 County Judge Taylor recently adver. tised for bids f0v the grading and sod ! ding in Bermuda of the court house grounds. Bids were received and the contracts awarded to 5. D. Apperson for grading, and Dr. H. P. Dooley for the sOddinV Work on the grounds however, will be delayed a few days awaiting an agreement with the Choc- taw & Memphis Railroad Company as to that part of the site which belongs to them.
 Mrs Jennie Sullivan. of Palestine is very low with chronic lockjaw, the result of stepping upon a nail. She has been suffering five or six days, and the case is said to be of a character rarely heard of, inasmuch as acute lockiaw usually becomes fatal within three days. .Nr and Mrs. Murphret went over Monday night to visit hel bedside. and the former informed Il. thought to be much better.
 R. II. Winfield < Co. are keeping abreast of the times, and are constant t~T receiving the pewest and lates things in up.todate Millinery of al kinds. Vheir place of business is up stairs over Russell. Graham & Co.,. store. and Miss Fannie Winfield, th, manager, delights to show her friend! and the calling public the several iinei of beautiful and stylish goods. Wh, not pay this establishment a visit tn, next time you are in town shopping.
 During the civil war, as we'll as il our late war with Spain. diarrhoea wa one of the most troublesome disease the army had to contend with. h many instances it became chronic ant the old soldiers still suffer from it. Mir David Taylor of Wind Ridge, Green, Co.,, Pa, is one of these. He use Chamberlain Collie, Cholera ant DiarrhOea Remedy and says he neve found anything that would give hin such quick relief. Sold by all drug gists.
 John Hymon. colored, who was ar rested in the Spring for attempted ray, upon the person of a 12-year-old color ed girl, said to have occurred a fey miles south of Palestine, and who wa released on bond. was placed in jai Monday at the instigati0n of his bonds men, they having become uneasy les he should run away. Deputy Murphre went after him Monday night. abOu six miles southwest of Palestine, an, he is now in jail awaiting the action 0 the grand jury.
 | $. NJ. Horine, a tobacco drummer accompanied by driver arrived in tn city Saturday about noon or shortl thereafter. from Marinnna. whenc they had driven one of H. B. Derrick horses. The driver was an empl0ye o the owner of the animal, and is there fore responsible. we presume, for tn care of the beast Some three hour after arriving here the horse died, Ina, ing been overdriven and over heated It was apparently very good horse worth. perhaps, fifty or seyenty-tiv dollars.
 Hon. T. o. Fitzpatrick was in tow
 Monday circulating among his numel ous friends. and was a guest of John ( Bell at the Belser. He came down [ attend the meeting of the Commission . CTS of Accounts. but learned that the do not meet until next Monday. Ina body is composed of himself, T. ] Davis and Squire J, B. Sanders, am they will meet Monday for the transat tion of the many duties assigned theI by the statutes. The last legislatur added considerable new tusiness fG their consideration.
 1 T. ID. BransfOrd. the genial and at