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b. i. ". Qusries,
Rcal Estate Auctioueer.

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IlTEOF TWELFTH SrRErTBETWEFN CLAY
tND LEIGH STREEr7.-la part oxccution OF
two dcets az trust. The frat ioarnc late "a tho
!stn 81 Nav i~'? and If record iu he Office ~
the CLERK OF tho Richmond Chgpcery Court.
pepd-rcok I'D g. pgra .O2. tho other be Arlue
date Of ArritiS. 1855 aud ~ record in the afore-
said ctire Dped- Ronk f.- &. ,ece 4Gi. and baing
,.giiiri 81, 20 20 Iv the holder IL n note fherobv
40. .i~e5 I.fs..l- having boon made In me nav
mont At 9 9arf thereof ana Wits consent OF ali
t,a-tio4 IN 'rfcres, Win ofer Tor sale upon tho
premises on
qr.-sDA, ,,,p-r, eo 1893
ny oc.ocH Hl jar, = ll, on ~, neN5 IaT Gay
above mtniiouod. corner Cary and Seyenioenth
streets; c.-
s,',- - g.: TO-. ,,s ,r,rs b,.t ion fe., ~ tb1.
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CSbEtxT ORDERS

VIRGINTA.--IN THE LERKS
' OFFICE or TIE CIRCUIT COURT OF
CHESTERFlA COUNTY, hARch- iS,s-lN
VACATION:
Robert 4. Buckner. leigh Burtner Linden c.
Bucauer, walter B.-kuer. Herman G.. Cue
Ccr, anG Mary Blanche orgegor II wife. lale
Mary BlaueLe BuckacI, Daniel u. ifown, and
K. Wilbur Brown. ..............- FlaiutAs.
~.
Tho Brlghthops Railway Company Rebecca
y. Griu.th. % iministfat.!x OF The e-he OF ". II.
GuGith, deceased. George .. tcwTis. ana NJ.
A. Edwards Lis wife Che .a-t tnIeq beng nom
residents CT the onnonWcaith) Defendants.
~ CuANCCgY.
Tho object OF his sIit is o. prOcur partition
of the coal lau1 10 Cncstrriie couCy known as
the Wilkinson Tract" being Ia the Glover
Hill basin and adjoining the lands o Robertson,
Fendley. ana others. and sid 20 cOuti1 20l acres.
And afi4svlt having been maze al filed that
Rebcrca b. Grifith, administrator he estate
Of W. II. Grliih, deceased, George l. Edwards.
and VI. 4. Edwards bis vito are un-resi-euis
OF this STATE 70 g. Or!ercl tGat thCy'ppoar here
In ono month after duo publ alton thia o'ler
and DO what may 20 uCcc sGry % irOtect their
interest !n this sIi
A copy-Tesio: T. II. FLOURN'Y. Clerk.
HENRY GIDsoS, p. q. nh 1-Wiw
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OFFICE OF WALTER Il ilfGHAH.l
Room -, snAFER's BUiDfNG. ,
prar N a ~
NOTICE TO CoNTRACDRs.

Bids for the ERECTION OF wo PUBLIC
SCHOOL BUILDINGS II TUE CRY OF MAN
CAESTER will be received OF thsahoye ofice.
where tho drawings aud speclnti for tho
same can be seen, until ~ o'cicd NJ. THURS
DAY, March 10, 1873. The bids ii be Tor each
trade separately. and tho hight tdeiecs any or
ell the bids Il reserved ny the dy Council OF
Manchester. WALTER RHfGHAM.
NH eodtd Architect
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RAsssOsD IfsEs.

RAsssosD LIsEs.
81 81 .y -x%ggEzsgs EsEE-l
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
~ ROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DgcggBERi. 1877
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LYycHBURG
LEAVE RICHMOND.
1919 A. ~ Dairy, ria Richmond AMI pofe~sht-.
railroad. Arrive a. Petersburg ~
A. II. arrigo al Norfolk 20 p'Y
1890 A. ~ pDli. rit tdehm0nd AMI Peters,....
railroad. Arrive ss Petersburg .0.t
a. y. 20 leaves Pefersb4rg Z, r
T. ". for farIaalc. iynchblrg. k,..
1889. Bristol. knoxville Aai .I
points south and Vo.t
THROUGH car iO LYNCHBrRg.
t;O3 7. 81. D'iiy, rH Richmond AMI fetersr.r,
IaiIoad. Arrive Petersburg s.sl y
~. leave Pefor-rurr 7.i5 =. s. danr
arriving norfolk Faf g. a. 1hro4-a
car Richmond lo Norfolk
SO 2. VI. Daily, "a kicnni0ui aud Petersrqrr
railroad. Arrive a. Pctershsrg .
T. D.. connecting sirh Train -.
leaving Petersburg . s2 o. ". f-
Fa-nYiiie, iynchb4rs Roanoke. b..
lol. Knoxville, chattanooga. Al al
points sog.h and ws-t
PULLMAN sLEEplNG-CAk ACCOMyODA.
TfOSs
No l-sl0eping-car from Petersburg ~ Uri.,l
without change. an Lgnchburg ~ Memo. 4,
without 'haugr
40 8-Iyacaburg 20 Now Orleans. and ss,.
noketO Chattanooga. without change
ticket4. hAggags-Cle gs. aud an Informal.
cnn be obtained ~ Richmond ant Pe.s-.t.,,
railroad depot 4. vs. CARRIER g, i.uD VA.a sfr,.'
sui ~ The Company omce, .ol ea., vai
street ". D.. BESi'i,
Gorcral psssenrer AL lIsket A.sls
CHARLES O.. EDDY. VOL resI lent
general orlce i,oauoAc. "a. nnD
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WANTED, MAN TO TAKE THE
w agency Of our safes; size 2SxiSxis inches:
weight 800 pounds; retail price SIS other sizes
In proportion. rare chance % create a perma-
nent business nj home. These safes meet a de-
Inand never before supplied 10y other safe COM
paoies. as We are not governed 10y the Safe Pool
ALPINE SAFE COMPANY. Cincinnati, Ohio.
fe 1h-MIal
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AVCTrnY SALga-Tnis Ray

AGCTH0H &ALE~-This Fay.
"WEDNESDAY. MARCH Ii, 1893,
~ At ~ O'CLOCK.
AUCTION SALE OF
GROCERIES AND SIOkE-FINl RES;
HORSE. WAGON AMI HARNESS;
Large CCFFEE-MlLL;
NAILS. COUNTER. and FEED BINS:
COUNTER SCALES ana HAY PLATFORM
SCALE. &c.
A. tore sept hyJ r. Jevet,, aeon. FOR G. /. Todd
auI r. T. Minor. ". +. FI-HER,
min II AuctiOneer.
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house of Representatives.

Mr.. Oates, of Alabama, from the Com
mittee on Judiciary, reported adversely
the bill providing that the first session Of
the Fifty. first Congress shall begin on
the 4th Of March, 1889. House caien-
dar.
The remainder Of the days session was
devoted to the consideration of the bill
granting lands in severalty to the United
Peoria and Miami indians, which was
finally passed, aud the House at $50 ad-
ipuruol
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-14

Query Can curing cough with DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup be called bullying q
cough5
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TRUSTEES SALE OF NEW STOCK
A BRICK STORE AND DWELLING on
NORTHWEST CORNER or FRS + AND BYRD
SrREETS.-By virtue Of a deed Of trust from
Parker Bailey and vito 10 the undersigned
trustees. dated Mas a. iSoG. ana OF record IN the
clerE 3 ONCE Of the Chancery Court OF the city OF
Richmond. Deadlock 100 a, page so, 70 secure
certain payments Of money tnoron mentioned,
and whereas default has been made, and being
required so 10 do. we, the Undersigned trustees.
will proceed 10 sell az pubic auction. on the
premises, on
TUESDAY, MARCH, 20, 1883,
Al i:30 O'Clock ?. NJ, the above PROPERTY, de-
scriDed IN sid deed as " fronting on the north
west corner OF Fwst and Byrd streets % feet s
inches and running back between parallel
lines lS0 feet, with all the improvements there-
orr
TERMS: Cash as 10 expense Of executing this
trust aud to pay the sum OF Si,ii9 -
JULIUS srRAUS,
JTHOMPsUN BROWN,
w. j. WRsTW0oD.
NH IS Trustees.
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FOR REET.
DEsIDENCE FOR RENT.

n Ii
20. inl Yves: Main street, corncr Adams; IL
rooms: newly painted and haHdsOIi v IGparrd
throughout Al modem improvements. spa
cious laVli. Possession given april H.
Arply 90 FRAME D. NIL ( co.
Real kst0t Agents.
Other RESIDENCES, STORES, OFFICES, So,
on RENT LIST" NH a
EOR RENT, THAT LARGE AND ~
L DESIRABLE DWELLING 90 9j}. ~
tho corner Of Broad and twelfth ste.'s. i IL
suitable Tor a large family or n lrst-a-s toard-
iug-hou.e. II. SELDOM IAlLOR,
n4hl4ct Eleventh and BaB streets.
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proposition OF the House was 10 convert
silver dollars into minor coin, and he did
not believe in that. He believed it bet
ter TO have a coin according to the
desires of the California people that
would become o coin Of commerce.
But there was one thing which he did
not see. He did not see into the
future. He did not foresee that the silver
dollar, which WAS then ut a premium oil
2 per cent. over tho gold dollar, would
within fifteen years he worth only 70
cents. II anybody had told him so he
would have thought him crazy. SO that
all that there was about it was that Con-
Rrcss had not forescen the change in the
value OF the silver dollar. When any
Que. in the light OF those facts, said that
anything was sought to he done by indi'
rection and secrecy, he did injustice TO
himself and the records.
as TO the payment Of the interest on
the United States bonds in coin (which
Mr.. Beck had found so much fault with
he thanked God that that had been leEis-
lated iOr. II it had not been, what, he
ssked, would have become OF the ma
tional credit? Without that strong
anchor of coin interest the United States
bonds would have disappeared like the
Confederate bonds-into thin air, IN
honored and unsung.
As to the silver question, he was not
opposed TO silver. lie wished that he
could add 80 per cent. to the value OF all
the silver III the world and in tho mines.
But silver would have 10 be maintained
at a gold standard. either by receiving
them and boarding them or by increasing
the weight of the silver dollar. After
all, what had his silver friends made bv
their forced attempts to get silver into
circulation? Silver had gone down
steadily. He would like to see it adj
vance in value. Congress and the nation
were powerful in many things, but they
were not powerful enough to create val
ues These had to be fixed by the value
making mercantile nations.
Adjourned
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40
Schedule in Effect
Jan Iary J., ISIS


Train No. 80 makes cOune ,lon az Keysv,lls
for Chase CIT AID tlvrksyLie az Gree ashore
for Durham eal b9le "a daily except sunday
and all points On Norm taro..ua Division, AMI
Northwestern North Car0iiun railroad.
Train No. 81 makes connection a. Greensboro
for Raleigh, Goldsboto' and Morohes1 CITY ~
Salisbury Tor Ashsyle hot Springs, AMI al
points IN Western North Carolina; al Charlotte
with Charlotte. Columbia Eud Augusta railroad
for Columbia, Augusta, Aiken. Charleston. ~
ysnnsh. lhOmaSvill@ Ga, Jack lnyllo and
other Florida poiu's. also with Carolua Cen
ira railroad FOR Wilmington.
Trains from the eoIth arrive al Richmond
SIS A. NJ. aud B. IS z. "
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ALUARLE WEST BROAD
" STREET STORE PROPERTY OPPOSITE
ELBA STATION FOR SALE Ky AUCTlON.-N
the request Of the owner | will sell at public
auction. on the premises, on
FRIDAY, MARCH IS. 1893.
at430 o'clock L. NJ. that substantial rWC-STORY
BRICK SIORE 40 ;09 west Broad street. 81
present aud for several years past occupied az
restaurant ON the second loOr IL a dwelling OF
i've rooms, with n side-eutranco from Broad
street and the entire premises arc In excellent
repair. lhe lot has a front OF p feet aud depth
OF LIS feot to n wide paved alley. II IS seldom
such desirable property u offered Tor sale In
that rapidly growing section OF Broad street, aud
The special attention Of capitalists add others Is
invited.
TERMS: At sale JOHN T. GOnDIN.
NH 4,6,S,ll ~ 1876 Auciiunecr.
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CoTespontingly qu.ck time % or-r i.'-.A
Through bills OF l8iing .ss-ei a. Ios ra'r..
G.. -. .Al.
nO2 General Freq. As 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-14

ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN NlCA.
hOND AND BALriMOkEIs EACH
DlkEt HON
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-04-11

THERE is n growing impression that
Judge Knowles has lost upne of his
political strength within the past four
years, aud that with Broadwater's
1000 Montana Central graders out OF
the field he could beat any man The
Democrats could nominate.-Inter-
Mountain.
There IL no such impression either
growing OF dormant in this part OF
Montana. Judge Knowles is any
thing that his friends and neighbors
may claim for him except au avaiIa-
bic candidate for Congress. II u not
necessary to the success Of the Repub-
lican party in the territory that Butte
and Helena should alternate in fur.
nishing candidates for delegate. A
great deal might be said Oh this sub
ject and probably will be at the proper
time but for the present il ia perhups
sufficient 10 correct the Inter.MOun-
tain in regard to liz false estimate OF
the political strength OF Judge
Knowles.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-04-11

The national conference Of single tax
advo ,stes, which meets in Chicago
July 4th, will probobly be- attended
by 800 or GOO membet- Of land and la
bor clubs, anti.poverty societies, and
ad vocates Of the single tax idea from
al over the country. The call is
Issued from Chicsgo instead Of New
York, on account Uf differences arising
between Henry George and DR.. Nc.
Glynn regarding the nomination Of
presidential candidates.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-04-11
Annn,mous Writer. of Nr-.r.

Until a young writer has got used to
The novelty OF seeing his thoughts in
print, and eau judge their value more
reasonably than a beginner ever can
Judge the value Of his first printed essay,
he will do best TO keep his authorship
from the knowledge 81 The public. and
let people attribute his verses TO Holmes
or Tennyson, and his prose 10 Black or
Howells, if they win. When he has
gained some confidence and some cxpe-
rience, and can look upon his writing
simply as a matter Of business, then 1t is
time enough for him TO fix upon his sig
nature, and publish il, at the beginning
or the end Of his immortal essays. 20 an
eager and expectant world. II.
Hills in The Writer.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-04-11

AMERICA, a new weekly, edited by
Hobart c. Taylor, Reginald De
Koven. Sharon Thompson, Charles p.
Bryan and Harry b. Smith. was issued
At Chicago Friday for the fret time.
Its principal financial hacker IS under
tto I'd TO be Mr.. Hobart Taylor, of that
city. The purpose OF the paper lie
stated to be the advancement of dis.
tinctively American ideas and the
strengthening aud preserving of
American institutions. Among the
contributors to the first number are
Jas. Russell Lowell, Frank P. Stock
ton, Charles Dudley Warner and
Julian Hsw horne.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-04-11

A CHICAGO morning paper charsc.
,erizes as silly and useless the pro-
position to bring Libby prison from
Richmond TO Chicago aud predicts
that every dollar invested in such en-
terprise will be lost, as IL should be.
As y wal souvenir il has no interest
here. If moved at all it should be ts-
ken East, where 65 per cent. Of the
Libby prisoners belonged. The best
use to make Of it is to leave it where
1t is. Let Richmond have whatever
shame aud disgrace attach to it.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-04-11
rhaokernr and M. m-uun.rrIn,.

Thackeray took up his manuscript time
after time 10 touch and retouch ill his
fastidious taste was satisfied. After his
death his friends found some sheets of
manuscript in his pocket book scored and
underscored twenty times over. The
world is not 30 foolish as some sloppy
writers appear to think, and appreciates
care and finish. As a rule, the work
that lives deserves TO live. The slap dash
style may last for a time, through the
wonderful art Of pulling, but il soon dies
sut.-London Society.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-04-11
rHEoFFIcIAL PAPER OF CUSTER COUNTY

No bills against TRE YELLOWSTONE JoJRNAL
PuBLtsHING Co., contrac'rlby any OF The employees
sfs,id paper Ut Others, Alll he recognized unless
accompanies by writ prler signed BY the pub
hshrr o. business manager,
The editor OF THE ~NELLowsToNt JOURNAL
IA not responsible for any II the opin-
ions or utterances OF It's correspondents.
Notice Is hereby given " all concerned that
The YELLOWSTONE JopRNAL Publishing 90.
holds the contract to do oil printing aud ad-
v~ertising Of " h'tcyer natu = chargeable to Gus
Der county and i also the 4 : ignalTd aud only paper
IN Custer county IN " 1, h services by pub ication
can b. iegally maje. Legal notice, published IN
sther papeps Of Custer county, are Void aud
worthless. as has been decided by the courts OF
Montana.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-04-11
EVERY NIGHT SCRATCHED
Until the skin was.raw. iBody covered with
Scales Like Spots of Mortar. Cured by
the Cuticura Remedies.

Il am going to tell you Of the extraordinary
change your CurlcuRA REMEDIES performed on
me. About the lst Of April last noticed 5 me red
pimples Ike coming out all over my body, but
thought nothing OF Il until some time later on,
when IL began TO look like spots Of mo tar spotted
on, ana which came OF in layers, accompanied
with itching. ! would scratch every night until
was raw, aud then the next night the ,eAlcs, being
termed meanwhile, were scratched OF again, Ia
vain did | consult all the doctors In the country,
but without aid Amer giving up all hopes Of re-
eOyery, ] happened to see an advertisement In the
news aper about your CurICURA kEMEDIg', and
purchased them FROM nv dTugsi I, and obtained
almost immediate relief ] began 10 notice that
The scaly eTup ions gradually dropped of and dis
appeared ono by one, and have heon fully cured.
had the disease thirteen months before | b gan
taking the CUTiCURA REMEDIES, and in four OF hye
weeks was entirely cured My disease was eczema
ard psoriasis. ! recommend the CUiICURA RENE-
NJ $40 all in my vicinity, and / know o, a great
MANY who have taGen them, and thank me for the
knowledge Of them, especially mothers who have
babes with scaly erupIions on their heads and
bodies. / cannOt express in words the thanks 10
you Tor what the CuTlCuRA REMEDIES have been
TO me. My body was covered with scales, and !
was an awful spectacle To behold. Nov my skin Is
as nice and clear as q haby's.
GEO. CoTEY, Merrill, Wis.
Sept. 81, 1857.
Feb. :, lSss.-Not a trace whatsoever OF The dis
erse from which ] suffered has shown itself since
my cure. GEO. COIEl.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-04-11

TELEGRAPHIC reports from Now
York of yesterday announced thai
Roscoe Conkling was lying at the
point OF death, suffering from afiec
ton of the brain. Chances are that
the learned and ir~reproachsble gentle
man has before now Joined the silent
mainriEv-
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-04-11

The transatlantic steamship com.
panies are atopping the booking Of
Irish emigrsnts, becsuse the number
OF applicants for passage is greater
than can he accommodated.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-04-11

It Is rumored AT Ottowa that the
government contemplstes the annex
alton ofthe British West India islands,
In the event of the negotiations for the
annexation OF Newfoundland being
successful.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-04-11
ADDRESS Registered Letters 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans, La.

RE EMB Err T Il.i, The E gr,sSp1S q I .5S
tHry who are IN charge o. the dnwings. T. a
guarantee % absolute fairness and integrity, that
the chAnces are al equal and that no one can pos
sibly divine what number viii draw a Prise,
GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL
bANhs Of New Orleans, aud the Tickets arc
signed " the President ~ an Institution, whose
chartered rights are recognized in the highest
courts therefore, borAre Of any limitations or
Anonymous schomes
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-04-11
Wednesday, April II, 1883.

Officials in Havana slate thai the
notorious bandit, Morejou, has been
killed at Macurijes.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-04-11

Sold everywhere. Price CurIcURA. Soc. soar,
&c. RFsoLvEST. 81. Prepared By the fOTTEE
DRUG ~ CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass.
gB-Seud for How to Cure skin Diseases" G.
pages, ~ illustrations, and 100 testimonials,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-04-11

: We the undersigned BAnss and Bankers will pay
all Prizes drawn IN The LOuisisns State Lotteries
which may o. presented at our counters,
RIM, WALMSLEN, Pres. Louisiana Nat. Bank.
plERRE LaSAUN, Pres, State Nat. Bank
A. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans Nat. Bank.
CARL kOHN, Pres. Union National Bank.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-04-11
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION I!
UoysR HALF A MILLION DISTRIBUTED
Louisiana State Lottery COMPANY.

Incorporated in 1868 for IS years by the Lerisla-
.ure for educational and Charitable purpOses-
with 4 capital Of 81, 900, 0OO-to which a reserve
fund OF over $3.50, 900 has since been added.
By an overwhelming popular vote its franchise
was made q part VI he present StR.e Constitution
adopted December ID, A., ID 1879.
The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed by
the people Of any State.
II never scales or posipones.
Its Grand Single Number Drawing take
place monthly, and the Grand quarterly
Drawings regularly every three months
March, June, september and Decsmber.J
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY To WIN
A FORTUNE. FIFTH GRAND DRAW
ING CLASS y. IL THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, MAY, &,
~ISss-21Gth u Onthly Drawing. y
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-04-11

We cannot DO Justice to the esteem IN which
CUrIcURA, the great skin Cure, and CCTicURA
soap, an xquisite skin Beautiier, prepared from
Il, and CUTlCuRA REs0LvEST, the new FLOOD Pur
ifer, are held by the thousands upon lhOusants
whose lives have been made happy ny the cure Of
aronizing, humiliating, iching. scaly and pimply
diseases Of the skin, scalp and blood. with loss OF
hair.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-04-11

1lllPLES. black-heads, red, rough, Chapel and
T tW oily skin prevent d by CUTIcURA oAP
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-04-11
Capital Prize, $4,000

Ia Notice.-Tickets are Ten Dol
lars only. Halves, S.. Fifths, 81;
Tenths. 81.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-04-11
ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF CUSTER COUNTY, MONTANA TERRITORY, FROM MARCH lir, 1891,
Dec. Isl, 1887.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONER
nv IuE InuNrN LIZ 4 ItsrLu,
The Forrest City times., 1888-05-19
a<,r,<xEs-.

Gxx- F0xzEsT L0DGg No. g, K. 0F P-Mer<s fEse Er.s ana tfsrd Tuesdays in each rsoxskh. J E. Cgnsn1iugx. (. C.. S. \. B.zl3<k- K. R. of E
 IsAT cLEBTEsE IIv5sEos No }. K. OF F.. Enif0fm Rank Meets sec end Friday night in each rssoFstA. Drills eyery Wednesday. J. B. Cummings. captain. E. TuEsry, recorder.
 FORREST CITY LODGE No 15s. F. 4 "A. N-Nsets first and third Thurs days in each month. H. F. Dooley, W. Ms. $. E. Johnson- Sec
 FoKgEsY CITY EHAPTEE No. 60, noy2i Arch Mas0ns Meets fOrTth Friday sn eaeis month. K. J. WB- Hams, H. F.. '. Turi~y, Sec
 ST. FaAgcgs LoDgE No fss2, K. oF H---Mee.s first and third Fridays lsl each month 0. E. R0lIEage. D.; J. T. Fondren. i~sxter.
 FogEEST CfTY LODGE No s2<f. K & IL. or H.-Heets fsFSs and third Moss- days in szAef naonth- Mrs Jennie F. R6lsw4ves Proc<-. J. T. Fondrsn. -ec.
The Forrest City times., 1888-05-19
school ExamiEstioa-

The school board has selected the following examiners, and .4s- signed the following dates, for the term examination of ,he city pab- lie school (white). The board re- spectfully asks the gentlemen se- lected to act, and be kind enough to report 10 the president, James Fussell, the exact status of the diff fercnt departments.
 Higb School Grades.-Physiol- ogy. May 9th, 3 o'clock ?. m.-Ex- aminers, Drs. VanPatien, Cum mings, Matthews. Stone, Beau champ, Alley, hnIshed. Geometry, May 18th. o'clock p. m.-Exam- iners, T. 0. Fitzpatrick, finished. Grammar, May 23d, o'clocS ?. I'll. Van Patten. Williams, Hatcher, Kelley. High Algebra. May 30Ih, s o'clock ?. m.-Examiners, John GatIing. High Arithmetic. May 3lst. 5 o'clock ?. m.-Examiners, s. M. BlalOek.
 Senior and Junior Grades-As- tronony. May 2slh, 9 o'clock g. m. -Examluers, Dr. YanPatten. Philosophy, May 24th, Io'cIock p. m.-examiBers, L. r. Featherstoa. Grammar, May 25th, 9 o'clock a. m.-examlners D. NJ. Wilson. Rhetoric, May 25th, l o'clock ?. m.-examiners. W. J Matthews. Algebra, May 3lst. 1 o'clock ?. m. examiners, J. Gatling.
 Fifth Grade.-Language, letter and copy book writing, May 25,h, 3 o'clock ?. m.-examiners; W. J. Matthews.
 All the grades-Spelling, May 2sth, g o'clock a. m.-examiners, E. Bonner. Geography, May 2sth, 2 o'clock a. m.-examiners, S NJ. Bialock. U. s History, May 30th, 6 o'clock a. rn.-examiners, w. il. Alley. Arithmetic, May 3lst, 9 o'clock a. m.-examiners s. N. Bialock Reading, (except bIgh schooi) May 3lsl, l o'clock p. m.- examiners, Y. E lizard.
 The examination will be oral. Visitors are cordially invited. Parents. observe the dates, and please attend regularly.
 JAMES FUssELL, Pres.