The Forrest City times., 1899-07-14

kubseribe 10 the Auxiliary Fund
 Dar aim is to please. Fobre X Co.
 Elegantly furnished rooms at the
 arl saloon.
 bar weather prophet rredicts long
 spell.
 Let's work up the road overseers
 Peling.
 ralk with M. N. Gaines about farm
 Id timbered lands.
 Joel E. Wynne spent Tuesday in
 arianna on business.
 Business in the police court has been
 |ll this week.
 d. C. Folbre & Co.,. of the Magnolia
 loon, dispense good whisky.
 The school question should not be
 t sight of.
 Eenline Triumph Potato Seed for sale
 C, W. Mccormick.
 |Mr. c aud White. of Memphis, came fpr Tuesday afternoon to visit. He
 s a gues at Mrs. Winthop's. Mrs. Rena Hughes, of Linden. was [the city Tuesday on business and
 ys she has a fine crop The lady WAS
 $ guest of Mrs. Robert Pettus Tues
 y night.
 [You are bound to get satisfaction if
 bu trade at Folbre's.
 Miss Fannie Winthop leaves tomor-
 w evening for a two months visit fth friends and relatives in St. Louis. jhile away she will be the guest of tr cousin, Mrs. James.
 n. ". Barrow. the popular grocer,
 hs confined to his room by very an- byifg illness the first of the week bweyer, he is now almost himself san.
 Don't forget the Cumberland Rye. It l the best whiskey on the market.
 Pld only by Ike Mallory. Mrs. c. c. Moore and little Kate. of
 alestine. gladdened the hearts of their -any friends Tuesday by a visit to the ". Kate is getting prettier every Ry and the little dear loves candy pa popcorn as well as ever. EMr. Chas. Cummings. of Park Place [Weli-known timber man arrived in ne city Tuesday evening from Helena, (here he had been to settle up some rslness matters relative to timber plpments.
 Rsstore the Menstrual and Gener; : Ee organs to natural conditions so pey will do their duty by taking Sim. Pons Squaw Vine Wine or tablets. Il. Dunavant & Go. Miss Mary lZard who has been spend Pg the past three weeks among friends pa relatives at Wynne. returned Mon py morning. but left for Wheatley on Pr evening train. where she will spend Few days with her cousin, Mrs. W. Hemenway.
 |ihe potato farmers in this vicinity |e rushing things up now in their FSse 10 plant the second crop IIan1s [e Tn demand for cutting and |ahting and the work is being prose. |ted With much vigor. We are told gal the land is in fine condition for Pantlng.
 |Nhat among human ills are more Ihoying than piles The atfiictIons Pdt prevent active exercise are bad Fough. but one that makes even rest Isefaole Is worse. Women are among greatest martyrs. Tabler's Buck le tlle Ointment will cure the most psunate cases. Price, 50 cts. in bot F. tubes 75c. Webb < Sanders. pNllss T0mmie Davis went up to .yhhe on the Fourth to help them Eieofate, and liked the place so well pe remained oyer few days. during piieil tIme she took in several swell sciety events. and reports a breezy aalle. She came home Monday to the 'hsht oI her many friends. tafmers' Delight-the best Potato M" and Cutivator in the world, for ''e by Russell. Graham X Co. MT and Mrs. Geo Davis, of Wynne, 'ue town Sunday accompanied by ae ooY Mr. Davis returned home anuay evening, while Mrs. Davis and rolge Elliott, jr.. remained until IaeSuay evening. Mrs. Davis and the 'o' ,n accompanied by Miss Mary Alley, 'iI leaye sunday for Waynesvile. N. Ia We Know they will have most C., sasant time.
 ior medicinal purposes our Old Yan- 'See 'Ce has no Superior, T. C. Fobre NV' VI have others. Miss Sallie Sumpter. of Brinkley, louhg lady who had been visiting at ,; for some time, came up s,edV evening and spent few days ,9 peAsantly at the home of MT. " s Ars. T. c Merwin. Miss Snmp- ! .r 'eIt Tor her home in Brinkley Mon " morning.
 tne delicious sauces. catsups, spices. 7 Iacls and tlavarings. for tine season. 1; | V. vegetables. meats and de,icacies ';en make the festive board n thing lldpi ld ana piesant remembrance, are n ny ". T. Sanders, the grocer. and ",. store may be found the largest ieu ni,a stock of standard canned "'s ana vegetables in the city,