The Forrest City times., 1899-06-23
LOCAL ADDENDA.

When you want to be called for the morning train. leave N quarter and your call with W. W. Rainbolt.
 Miss Lizzie Moores. of North Caro-. iina, arrived in the city yesterday and VIII be the guest of Miss Alice Sanders Tor several weeks. Tie young ladies are old scloolmates.
 Among those who took in the excur- sion 10 Memphis yesterday A. Mpy- CT, T. w. Barrow, Capt. Haskins. Ru- sus Fondren, c. E. Mallory and J. C.. Bell. There were others.
 Van Izard. jr.. who has been mploy- ed m the City of Roses for several weeks. returned home Wednesday, to the delight of his many friends. Van Will possibly go to Little Rock perma. nently in a few weeks. Persons desiring me to call them at any hour of the night will be accommo. dated II they leave 25 cents with their request. am compelled to ihake this small charge because the work costs me other paying business. wv. Rainbolt.
 w. w. Rainbolt desires to inform persons that when they wish to be awakened to catch the early train, or TOT other purposes. they may leave their calls at l. w. Mallory's saloon. togetl,. CT with p cents, and the same will have his careful attention.
 Henderson Perkins, an industrious colored farmer on one of the Wynne places Tn the bottom, sent in a cotton bloom on the 20th. and writes that he saw 13 or more during a half days blow. ing, and that the Wynne place is up.to. date and he is in the race.
 Charles H. Marks, while acting in the capacity of nnrse at the Second Division Hospital of the Fifth Army Corps at Santiago de Cuba, used few bottles Of Chamberlain Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for diarrhoea and found it to work like charm. Webb & Sanders.
 James Sanders. while at work in the sodawater factory of his brother, Troy Monday, met with a painful accident. While charging bottles, one bursted and fragment of the glass inflicted a severe cut on his wrist. Dr. Alley sewed up the wonnd, and no serious results are anticipated,
 Prof. J. B. Williams returned home Sunday. from his duties as instructor in the Peabody institutes, at Biinkley and Dewitt, Ark. The professor re. ports splendid attendance at both places. He will % to Newport and thence to Paragould, with d view to locating. At the latter place.
 The cheap rates, vaudeville at East End park. big schOoners, good band music. tall buildings, and the anxiety to be in the crowd, took our staid and reticent friend. Mir. John Pope. to Mem. phis Sunday. He enjoyed the trip inn mensely. and incidently visltad the family of his uncle, Andrew Pope.
 The requirements of medicine is to tighten the burdens of pain and cure This brings us to the question of d remedy. and, Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment is the only remedy for blind. l bleeding or protruding Piles that is endorsed by physicians. Cures the most obstinate cases. soc Webb X Sanders.
 Miss Ava Taylor, who has been visiting friends at Pine Bluff. for three weeks, returned home Monday. greatly 1 to the delight of her host of friends. Miss Alva had a most enjoyable visit and was lOath to come home, except that her mother is not enjoying the best of health. and Miss Alva was un- easy about her.
 Mir. Riley, the representative of the original .contractors of the railroad work going on on the Choctaw & Mem phis railroad. goes to Illinois tonignt where he will start other sub-contrac- tors on extensive jobs in that state. lie | is d very pleasant and affatle gentle man and we shall be glad when he re. turns, which will be shortly.
 WANTED-An honest, pushing, ac- tive salesman to sell Improved Singer Sewing Machines and collect on ac- counts. No experience or capital re- qnired. Applicants must. however. furnishthei own horse and harness we furnish wagon ana machines. A $500 honesty bond is required. Ad- dress The Singer Mfg. Co.,, Little Rock, Ark.
 Mrs. Estelle Hambleton, who has been teaching at the Evans school house. closes her school to-day and is expected at home this evening. and will resume housekeeping at her beautiful home in the northern part Of town. Mir. Hambleton will be greatly missed at the festive board of the Belser by his fell0w-eaters when he returns to his own domicile.
 Don't neglect your teeth. Don't put of nntill tomorrow what you should have done today. Procrastination will cause you, perhaps, to loose fine set of teeth. Go to Dr. Long it wont cost you anything to have them examined. and only mite to have them fixed cOmpaired to their loss. His ofiiceis over Barrow & Co.'S. store. Anyone will di- rect you to it.
 Prof. T. A. Futrall and son of Ma rianna, were in the city Saturday en route home from Fayetteville, where they had been to attend the exercises incident to the close of the term. Prof. | Inf hn