The Forrest City times., 1899-09-01

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gave great relief. continued to use
it. and now am well and strong. /
can't say too much in its praise. "a The
marvellous medicine is the surest and
quickest cure in the world for all
throat and lung troubles. Regular
size 80 cents and Sl.00. Trial bottles
free. J. II. Dunavant & Co. Every
bottle guaranteed. -
A Meyer is still quite unweil, though
he is able to be up. =
Mrs. Jennie Sullivan, of Palestine,
lied Thursday of last week of chronic
lockjaw.
The school under the auspices of the
Catholic Sisters will'open Monday, Sep
tember 4th. ~
Miss Mary Mason is considerably
improved this week and is in a fair way
TO recover her health.
Ed. A. n. Couch arrived this MORN
ing and will preach at the Baptist
church Sunday morning and night.
Little Miss Mary Alley returned last
Thursday evening from "A delightful
trip to North Carolina, where she spent
several weeks. !,
Sol Lewis has moved into his new
quarters and Robt. l.. Pettus and s. b.
rrapp. jr. are moving into theirs. The
house vacated by the latter has not yet
been rented.
Mrs. Sula Dobson, nee Lanier, for
merly of this city. has been visiting in
the city several days. She is enroute
to New Orleans from Poplar Bluff, Mo.
and leaves to-day.
Miss Bertha Warren, a charming
Young woman of Cairo, Ills. is in the
city and has accepted situation at the
telephone exchange, vice Miss Mackey,
who has other employment IN view.
Walter King, the brakeman who was
injured near this city last week and
afterwards taken to Little Rock, is re-
ported to be getting along nicely and
amputation has not so far been neces-
sary.
Rev. L. r. Simpson, of Clarendon,
preached two excellent sermons Sum-
day - morning at the Presbyterian
church, evening at the Methodist
church-to fairly large and appreciative
congregations.
THE TINES inadvertently failed to
mention last week the return of Max
DurbOrOw from st. Louis, where he
had been for treatment, as heretofore
mentioned in these columns. He is
much improved, and resumed his du-
ties at the Mountain depot this morn
ing.
w. M. brewer, who has been the su.
perintendent of construction on the
Choctaw Il Memphis at this place for
some time, has been promoted to the
office of Claim Agent and Solicitor on
the west end, which means from Little
Rock. west. He has accepted the ap,
pointment and will enter upon his du.
ties very sO0h..
The Choctaw & Memphis passenger
trains are now passing over the bridge
at Memphis, because of the very low
| stage of water in Wolf river, which
makes the feat of'landing quite difficult
| If not altogether impossible. The west
| bound train Wednesday night was de-
| layed several hours by an accidentwhicf
occurred on the Iron Mountain, at thu
Bridge Junction.
Misses Norma and TOlise Rollwage
who have been visiting Eastern resort.
for several weeks, and recently al
| Chautauqua, where they have beer
studying, returned home last Tuesda,
night. They have had a most enjoya
BILE summer outing. Miss Norma, who
according to our notion, is one Of the
best and most proficient teachers in thu
State, will have charge of the primar,
department this fan and winter al
Crowley Ridge Institute. She has
equipped herself especially for this work
and her methods are modern.
Mrs. j. w. Beck and charming
daughters. Misses Emma and Attic
who have been spending several weeks
abroad, returned home Sunday. The,
| visited Chautauqua, and with party
of twenty-six went to Niagara Falls
Toronto, Canada, and other interesting
points, after which they visited the
| VA AVG W l. Olh A. Will SLOpS dt
other cities and resorts of the East
They have had most delightful out
ing and their friends are glad of their
return, to say nothing of the JOY of the
Captain, who has been wearing quite a
lonesome look.
Miss Ida Pugh, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Pugh. of YocOna, died al
her home TUESDAY night of hematuria
She had been teaching school, and only
a few days ago became i'll and went
home. Physicians were summoned,
and she seemed to be getting better, hui
being full of energy she thought to get
up alone, which she did. and fell in a
faint upon the floor. and never regained
consciousness. She was most estima
BILE young woman, greatly beloved by
all who knew her. and her untimely
death is source OF much sorrow to the
entire community. The family have
our sincere sympathy in their great
sorrow.