The Forrest City times. [volume], January 04, 1895, Image 6

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LANDVOIGT & VADAKIN.
TCdltorno and F’utollelnQrs.
miDAV AKTRRffOON. JAN. 4 I8T4
NBWUA8TLE TIMES.
Mr*. .11m Smith returned home Sunday
after spending Christinas with relatives in
Wynne.
Mts» Clec Wall spent the holidays quite
p'*-i'ai»tly >■siting relatives and friends
Jn Witts burg.
John Keathley came up from Forrest
City last week, ntnl Is a guest of his aunt,
Mrs. Maigaret Alexander.
Nam 11 n> m-s, one of Wynne’s rising
young merchants, was a delightful visitor
m ar New Castle last week.
Joe Perkins and Less Landon.nf Wynne,
were circulating among New Castle friends
iast week, to the delight of all.
Miss Mattie Parrott has been a pleas
ant visitor in this neighborhood for some
days. We are always glad to see her.
Ernest Fitzpatrick left Monday morn
ing for Forrest City. He Intends remain
ing there to attend school the balance of
the term.
Mls-os Mutiter and Montgomery, two
delightful young ladies from Wynne,
were guests of Misses Eola and Garnet
Fitzpatrick la«t week.
The little Misses and Masters, friends
of Katie and Cee Fltzpntrick. gathered at
th« home of Mr. and Mrs. Fitzpatrick on
Xmas night and spent a few pleasant
hours in honor of the night.
Christmas times have been rather gay
In this neightKirhood, and everytiody
seems to have had a good time. Several
dances have lieen given. Among the
number, one by Mis>es Or* and Jennie
MoKnight, which was hugely enjoyed by
nil present.
We were very sorry to learn of the
painful accident which befell Dr. MeDou
gal ln-t week. While returning home on
foot last Thursday night he started across
a foot log covered with ice, slipped and
broke his lett imn, about midway between
the wrist and elbow. It Is getting on
nicely now and we hope iu a little while
will be entirely well.
How’s This I
Wp offer one Hundred Dollars Reward
for an> past* of Catarrh that cannot be
cured l»y Hall’s Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CI1ENKY A CO.. Props Toledo. O.
We the undersigned, have known F. J.
Cheney fur the last 15 years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and hi aiwiiiliy able to carry
out any obligation made by their Arm.
West A Truax, Wholesale Druggists.
Toledo, O.
Waldlng, Klnuan A Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken Internally,
netlnir directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Price 7.5c. per
bottle. Sold by all druggists. Testimonials
free.
PALESTINE TIMES.
Our worthy townsman, Mr. C. C. Warr.
Is employed for the year hy Wilkerson
Hanks a Co.. a* aaleaiuan. Much success
to you Mr. Warr.
The Christmas tree ou Tuesday evening
was the delight ot all. Not one passed
the notice of old Santa, even to “Mat”
and “Sue’’ the “old maids out of date.”
\V e are pleased to note that after a long
and serious Illness Mrs. Partridge ta im
proving. Should she continue to improve
as in the past »h<- will »>«>n be out agaiu.
Miss Ada Sulcer, daughter of Mr.
Ashuil hulcer, spent the holidays at home
with her patents. She returned to Hriuk
ley Tuesday morning, w heie she is attend
ing school.
Hugh Coffey, a prominent young man
of Palestine. who is attending college at
Jackson, Tebu., preparing for the bar, Is
spending tl»e holidays at home, much to
the delight of his numerous friends.
Mrs. (’has. Wilkerson and little daugh
ter Sal lie returned home Tuesday moru
iug from Memphis, where she has been
attending the bedside of her husband.
Site reports Mr. Wiikor-ou luipioviug,
and says he will be at borne soon.
Mr. Jhs. Harvey a former resident of
tills place, has moved his family to Cotton
Plaut where they will reside iu the future.
Wo regret to give up the family , but hope
they will he successful iu their new held.
Mr. Harvey will go into busiuess tbeie.
e have hear J of icevl-oreaui suppers at
initet all seasons of the year, but the one
on Thursday evemug aMer Christmas sur
passed the ri'cord. The warm-bear led
lillie souls, tbo’ uot tealuiug bow the
thermometer luod outside, bud a most
Oebgbtfui time of the occasion at the hos
pitable residence home of k\ M (jorum,
it w.is claimed by the hostess that the boys
were not invited, but I* it known, how
ever, the giti. gave them the wok, and
no t uie whs lost by the boys in ’catching
• on.”
' ab-sPue ti-4.il quite a surprise M unlay
pwiiin^ in u,„ marriage of Mr.C. V.
Mi*-;**..' Little it<>ck to Miss Ltu* M-ihUr
of tins cly. It wa» quilt* a private allair,'
• ■nly tin- tmuily ot 11m* hride and a few la*
timat* fi »euds were pteaeut. l'iou*|>tly
at B o'clock j>. iu. to tiu* time of Mendels
K*>hn » \\ c*itiiu«c Hucli Hit* happy pair1
appeared he tote the hyuieiiiai alUtr and:
»it* r Hit* ft*w ta.pr.-v.iw* w«>rdi U Itev. J.
A itasou, winch made them one. they re
w »t^d the hearty ooufctatu'aiiona of all
present May joy aint happiness attend
Ih. ni through lire is the wish of your cur
ies pOiUlelit.
A Curo for Rheumatism.
For rheumatism 1 have fouud oothUur
< <;un to L'tnuubertaiu * I'aui liaou. Li ie
lo ves the pain a» smu as applied J. \V.
Young. West Liberty, W, VT%. The
prompt relief it affords is alone worth
matiy tones tin* cost. 50 eouU. Its contin
ued use will effect a p. nnaiieul cure. For
sale by John 11. Ttptou.
"OVER LOOKFD” ITEMS.
We very anxiously read New Castle
Items found iu Tuk Timkb, every Satur
day evening. Indeed, we feel proud of
our old correspondent for her clever wit,
humor and pathos, and to be sure we do
not hope to rugke any improvement over
! the style of our old correspondent, bnt as
the young people did so much Christmas
week, we do not wondei at tho writer for
getting some Important items, and with
this in view we have come to her assist
ance. We wish to add first, to last week's
news:
That the youngsters here had an enter
tainment almost every night for a fort
night. Jt’s reported that we are to have
three on Thursday night, a tacky party,
a pound party, at Mr. Jas. Anderson’s
(given for Miss Eola Fitzpatrick), a socia
ble at Mr. Dillon’s (for the little ones) and
a dance at the pleasant home of Mr. and
Mrs. Jno. Adnre.
Our friend forgot to mention the sere
nades, which were a success in every way.
The serenadera got cake every time—one
time a salute from Bud Horton’s revolver.
Our concert was overlooked, in part,
too, for Miss Sola Fitzpatrick recited. If
we are any judge, she recites real well.
Now for the last, hut not by any means
the least of the “over looked” items. Our
correspondent forgot to say a word about
the ••blues” of a certain young man, who
on December ‘J3, just awhile before the
bran dance ‘ blew in’’all his Christmas
money for OYSTERS !
Josrrpn Littleton.
Nervousness and Stomaoh Trouble.
Cove, Akk., Dec. 5, 13U4 —My sister
was troubled with nervousness anil tired
feeling and the doctors said that she had
dyspepsia. She tried several remedies
without relief until she began taking
Hood's Sarsaparilla. My younger sister is
taking Hood's Sarsaparilla for some
trouble with the muscles or her limbs
and she has been benefited.
Miss M. R. Scott.
A CARD.
Editor Times:
Of all absurdities, and downright
stupidity, emanating from a body pre
tending to appear in the role of a “law
and order league,” a pattof the “reso
lutions” adopted at a meeting of the
citizens of Palestine and vicinity, a
few days since, take the confectionery.
The meeting, it seerns. was for the
purpose of condemning arson and other
outrages of “anarchy and lawlessness,”
which had recently l»een enacted in
the village of Palestine. Among other
“resolutions” adopted was one favor
ing the suppression of any uews items
from that locality, which might tind
their way to the Memphis Commercial
Appeal through that journal’s corret.
pondent; thus indicating to an impar
tial mind, the favoring of more “anar
chy and lawlessness.”
The people of that vicinity are sadly
in need of a power for the “suppression
of all lawlessness,” though it appears
that by the way of muzzling the Press
and stilling reporters, thereby robbing
the public of tile news, is not the proper
route.
Their proceedure iu this particular
was a bold bad break, which will fail
of its fancied purpose.
The Commercial Appeal correspon
dent baa never repotted naught, pro
or con, in connection with the deviltry
in that locality, except matters of
record or public opinion.
M. N. CtAINBS,
Commercial-Appeal Correspondent.
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eight pages each Tuesday and Friday,
sixteen every week, making it practic
al^ a Semi-Weekly paper, yet the
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gives all the news, and is absolutely in
dispensable to the farmer, merchant,
or professsional man who has not the
time to read a large daily paper, and
yet desires to keep promptly and tho
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i • i / dkJ/! tkXUUlil
A FRIEND
Speaks throng the Boothbay (Me.) Htgister,
Of tin* beneficial result* he has recelred from
it regular ns* of Ayer's P1IU. He says: “I
»a* feeling sl<'k and tired and my stomach
•veined all out of order. 1 tried a cumber
ol remedies, but none seemed to give mo
relief until 1 was l.aiuc-*! to try rbe old relia
ble Ayer's Fills. I have fciV-n only odv
Inn, but l feel Ilk? a new man. I think tkcy
are the most pleasant and aaay to take ol
anything I ever used, being ao finely sugar
Oou'.od that ev -n a child will take them. I
org* apoa all who are In uesd of a laxative
to try Ayer's Pill*. They Will do good."
Fee ell dlecaeee mt tka Stnuach. Idvar,
Ml Bowels, take •
AYER’S PILLS
Prepared ty Pr. i.O. Ayar fit Oas. Lewell. M—a.
Every Dose Effective
Far Sale by
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H. B.Cwvnft Co„ Pettus llro ft Buford, Forrest City; Ed Derry. Maciaon; Hemenw.iy Brm» , !•
West St Co.. I Gold be r«. Wheatley; J. E. Chandler, Wldener; Fitch ft Terry, Caldwell. •• J- i
Buying
Beauty.
“If I was only gooA-lootfng” la the
wish of many a woman to-day.
It never occur* to moat women that there
la a beauty obtainable at little trouble. It
la the beauty of rosy cheeks and rnddy
health. Moat women lose it through In
digestion, biliousness, disordered liver,
etc.
If yon want to transform a sallow com
filezion into the glow of health you can do
t by cleansing the system from impurities
andf causing the liver to work effectively.
No single medicine can accomplish all
that is needed. A liver pill will merely
sroasc the liver; it will not purify the
blood, or repair the waste, or tone up the
system. Kor this you must follow your
liver pill with some powerful, invigorating
tonic.
The best, and also the least ex
pensive preparation, is Ramon’s
Tonic Liver Pills and Ra
mon’s Tonic Pellets. You
fet these two medicines in separate
oxes at the cost of ona—only 25
etnti. Your druggist will tell you
that this is a sure cure for bilious
ness and constipation.
At all dealers, orsaan, for 36c , S boxes ll.OOk
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Patronize Home taafactorers.
WHEN 1NT NEED OF
Climb Pm and Pulpits,
Opera Chairs and Settees,
Bank Counters and Screens
or anything in the line of
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Write to the Only Manufactory of the kind
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teed to c ir* ruu. Price.
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H. W. MOSLEY,
DEALER IN
Staple
roceries
Fancy
Canned Goods. Farinaceoas Goods, Preserves, Jellies, Pickles, Pottf
Meats, Hominy, Macaroni, Vermicelli, Mackerel, Sardines,
Haros Breakfast Bacon, Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, and
many other luxuries that make life worth living.
EVERYTHING FRESH-NO STALE GOODS.
Free Delivery to AU Parts of the City.
\
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The Times News-Stand,
At lb* Drugstore, one Door East of the Bank of Eastern Arkansas,
lias received the largest Invoice of Standard Kooks, Juvenile Books,8Uti**
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and everything in our stock, with few exceptions, will be found useful aud uatn
tive, and tending to the elevation of society.
rieretorore have never kept in stock tbe
Complete works of Standard Authors, but
while in the northern market recently we had
an opportunity to buy a few of these sets at
marvelously low prices and did so. Our pa
tron* (ret the benefit, and we offer
Dicken'e Complete Work*, in 13 hardsome
Tolume*. made to retail tor f 1>, at * 7 00
Bulwer Lytton » Cow ale te Work*, in 13
Unite volumes, worth ft Jft per vol , at 7 50
• Thackeray's Complete W. rks. in 1!> beatirl
j fui volumes, cheap at *40. at.9 00
Washington Irvine's Complete W,,rk«. t>
volumes, handsomely printed on Hr.o
paper, worth ild, ut. ft 00
Georpe Eliot s Complete Works. « volumes
handsomely bound in clotn. n duti
ful set, only. 5 00
Shakspeare’s Complete Work*. ■ volumes.
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price ttO. Cive them away t.>r r. U)
Mac*ulav's anifUnd. 5 v.»is., a tnirv un ... -j nj
Dumas works, s vols Think oi it, only :t 'Si
Chamber^ Encyclopedia, full sheep bind
mjt, eosf *ts. we an, rifice'..r.Is (X>
Jefferson Davis, a memoir by his wife :v mi
In choice books. single volumes, m o have the
following, at price* riarp.M, and cm-uipp.y
others on four days notice:
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List price ill. -
pne- *11...*iu 7!
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Teacher s lilbles, v-ry handsome, from
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Episcopal Prayer B.okr., latent revised
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Imitation of Christ At the tireen I>W
Phil'S that I'ase In the Nurht.
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Kr*a>» Bacon. Letters—Cktual
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The Scarlet lifter The Vicar of WaK1*
The House of the Seven liable*.
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Cheswruen 40 cent* Author?'A®.»•
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PIOTHItB iCZZLKA—
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CALENDARS,
•ivery Uojr has Ilia Day
Autumn leaves...
Peacock mechanical.
Phillip tlrook-'...
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Children'* Christmas A Story
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