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The Forrest City times., 1888-07-07

Gen. Collins advanced. and, after shaking blEn bs the hand, spoke as follows:
 @JEsige Thurman. gre bear ( message from the great council Cf your party Is is but < formal notice of yoEr noEni- nation by that body for the high office of Vice Pres dent 0f the United states. Rich as our language is in power and expression, iE contains no words to adequately eonwey the sentiment ot that Convention as iis heart went out to you. present my friend. the Hon Charles D. Jacobs. Mayor Of Louis vile"
 Nr. Jacobs, who is a gentleman Of exceedingly handsome appearance stepped foyWa ard and in an earnest voice read the following formal letter of notification
 Hon Allen C. Thurman Of D1io. Sfz--It has become tas highly agreeable dgfT os this con rfttee 70 inform yOg fnzt upon the frss bzlict es thz &zff9nzi DeszoeTatic Con venti01. hesd recently in tlse CitY Of s. Louis. and representing ever State sgd Territory os our Cnicn, for tne IseTTsose cf selecting candidates for The presidency and vice presidsarv, sTa were gnzninsously y chosen as t1e Eloninee Of thai great party fer inc erizszt and resygus iBse office Of Vice President Of the United Ststez Iu thus sportaneossly and emphzticzlly dc rn<x5ing return to ihe political arena which you grSced with 90 E11ch wisdom, dignity and vigny, ihe Democracy Of this country have nonored themselves by re- lSeginT their party from the charge of h gratitude and tse believe and trust in November ueEt the people will eT&ce such a tziut from the Repaplic oy eiecting you to preside over the r1ost august ceiiherafive body iu the world-tAe Senate of The [ nitso Stztez fApp.s8se. Should so desirable zeonsumEztion oe achieved, then, indeed could every lover Of his oolntrT, regardless of party CT creed rejoice that in yOa is em brace3 the highest iyps gf tke enlightened and refined American citizen. and that no matter what tae crisis might be. this Gov ernrnert would be safe in you hands fAP- plzusel An eagrossed cOpg Of the plat form of principles cogshed iu language that zdr.gss of no doEbt and adopted witho1t a slsseuiirg voice is herewith rresenteti In siischzrging their trust this committee de sire to convey to Foo sssflrsncts CT The Gaosi profound esteem and admiration asa "a ex press their ssncerest good wishes for your hzupincss and prosperity Ne have fAe honor, Sir, 10 be your obec'e1t sery@hts,
 ~FaTEIcK COLLINS,
 saCazirmsn. Massachusetts
 .Bssu. D. Coxnos, 'sSeer~tsry, FirEllsz-
 sTHoNAs : PrTTtr,
 eAssistsnt Secretary kenrgczy,
 saArd others
The Forrest City times., 1888-07-07

tfis oryssr. ff thsr he11us the Trzet-ee of the CsoTsrnuent- VII place tee ezEll service nearly on Lar vzth t1Sz 0i Eugz1d-
The Forrest City times., 1888-07-07
Gen. slsrsdans Trip.

FORT MONROE, VA, July 1-The United States steamer Swatara, with Gen. Sheridan and party on board ar rived here al 5 o'clock this morning. A boat came ashore at o'clock with the following bulletin:
 -s a. m.-Gen. Sheridan passed a very comfortable day, his general con diti0n appearing to improve after reaching the Swatara. He was some what restless during the night. prob ably because of his new surroundings. His pulse IS very good and his respirs- ton easy and natural. Owing 10 the carefUl arrangements made by the commanding officer Of the Swatara- the General is as comfortable as If he were in his own house.
 signed R. M. O'REILLY
 I'll. C. YARROW.'
 Owing 10 a heavy swell outside from the effects of the late storm, Capt Me Gowsn has decided tO remain here until it subsides, and will not sail uutil to-mOTrow morning. The weather here 8 clear. with a tTesk westerly breeze The thermometer IS 90 degrees
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THrRNAx's ePrECu.

Amid the profound silence Judge Thurman spoke as follows:
 Mir Chairman and Gentlemen Of the Com mittee 1 pray you 10 accept mF very sin eerc thanks for the kind and eoufieous man. ner in which you bSve communicated 10 ne inc ofsciai information Of my nomination by the St. Louis Conventio1. iOa know with out my saying it tbst l am profoundly grateful to the Convention and 10. he demo. cratic party for the honor conferred upon me, and the more so that it was wEoily un- sought and undesired by nc Not tEzs l nndervalued distinction which any man Of our party. bowcser eminent might highly prize. but siupis DecanSe Lad ceased To bc ambitious of p4blic life But N hen l am told in 90 earnest and impressive 3 manner that can sflli render service 10 the good cause to which [ have ever been Nrgctcd--2 cause 10 which ] an bound bg the ties of ancrtion- by the dictates of judgment, by seasc of obligation for f2vsrs so oitsn con ferred upon me and oy feryent hope that the party may long continue 70 os able % serve fhe reeublic. What can l under such eircumstznccs do. but yield my private wishes so the demand Of those whose opin ions an bound 10 respect Applause.
 Gentlemen, with -zn unfeigned difi5euce in my ability to fulfll the expectations that Jed to my examination, yet feel # to be my duty 10 accept it and do all that it ausy De in my power 10 do merit 10 ss marked dis tiBction. Gentlemen, tie country is clessed by an able an honest administration of the General Government fApplSuse fully believe that the best interests Of this country require his re election. and the hope that may be able to contribute somewhat 10 bring about the result i< one Of my rncttoes for accepting place on our ticket; and also feel it my duty te labor for re- 6uctisnof taxes and ts put stop to that sc- emulation of surplus in tue Treasury, that, in my judgment. is not only preiudieiai to our iDzncisl welfare, but Is, in a high degree. dangerous tO honest and con ssifufional Government. Applause. l sup pose, gentlemen. that l need say DO more to dsy.In due timeia accordance with establish cd usage ! wiii transmit 10 your Chairman a written acceptance Of my nomination with such observations upon public qRes- tiOns as may seem to me 10 be proper. Applause.
 A reception and elegant collation. then followed.
 Every one remarked that Judge Thurman appeared vigorous and earn est. and old friends say they have not seen him so yivaci0ns and happy Tor
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k0U I E.

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 All rail route to New Orleans Jackson, Vieksburg. Meridian. ete. @The Passenger Equipment of this Favorite Route is Unsurpasses For full information with Maps. Schedules, Rates. etc, applyto
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The Forrest City times., 1888-07-07
THURMAN NOTIFIED.
The ntus<rzti< yaz-ire. fsF Vlrs-Pr i<ezf Izfsrrse& sf Es
 NezfnssiSn-
Ne D~iss~-~ a Csw-Tssszs $p~~rA ~f Aee~ps- sze~Y Frpuzis-s a Esy---s Esss~rs
 szS Es@ks vEr1-xu-

O.. Juzs s--The nasz. tsrz of the Demo- cratic Cssrzrniftss ar pointed io n0sfsy sx- Senator Thu-rs- ofkSs nczfzztsuf fo oEee H Tk%
 Prssi sz1 aruves ie-s sn q special .rzin- tt if was
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Nr,y JERUSALEM CHURCH, East s5thst, between
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1athst, near 6th.aye.. the Rev. ARCHIBALD McCuLr
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pApTIST CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER- 131st
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D. IN. Seats free
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BRICK CHURCH. corner OF 5th-aye and SIth'st;I
The Pastor the Rev. HENRY VAN DYKE. D. d., WI
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AsBURY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, east
sdo washington Square. the Rev Dr. IgL , cSris-
tisn Denominations and Gods use for them Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-28

at TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH, 65th-s. near Lex
Rev. d. @. HUGHES, the Pastor WI WI
nreach sabbath at 10 80 a. m and 7 80 p m The
bazaar will close this Saturday evening
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CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER, Park.av.., cor. 81st
st-lO 80, service sermon by Rev. DR.. SHACKELFORD
80, sermon by Rev. s. GREGORY LINES.
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KNOX PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 7ed.st and ID
aye5Rev. DAVID g: wYLIE Pastor, orhea,cs az 10 As
Young peoples meeting at o'clock Weakly Prayer
Meeting Thursday evening. Strangers always welcome
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At pIooMINGDALE REFORMED CHURCH, Broai-
way and 6sth.st-Divnc services CONDUCTED ey Ke y,
CARLOS MARTIN, Pastor at IL " Three Steps 70
saivation-If Faiths 40 Peoples Gospel service
Strangers Invited.
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HUGH o. PENTEcosT viii preach to Unity consrega-
ton In Masonic Hail. 23tsL and othayo Sunday morning
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At WEST HARLEM METHODIST EPISCOPAL
cuURCH 7thaye. and 129hss Rev e. oa 5 9sB 81 M
by the pastor sabbath-sohool at 2 80 .. m. Young
people's meeting at 80 y. IN
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ABoMINATIoN OF MoRMoNIsM IT'S DECLINE p
.Nn FALIr-Sermon by DR.. JOHN g. OAKLEY IN
fhIreth Street Methodist Episcopal Church near stn
ave- az t,s oTg,n "onstlt,ton Authority and the An:
swer f. viii Probably Make 70 the Present Demands OIL
Met
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COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH OF HARLEM.
FIRST Gnu RCH, 121stst, near 3d-aye..
Rev. J. ETMENDoRF, d. d.. Pastor-Preaehes AZ IL
a m and 7 80 D. m Sermon Ruth.
SECOND CHURCH, 123dst and Lenox-ave. ..
Rev. G.. HUTCHINSON SMYTH, Pastor, preaches ~
10 80 4. m. and AS D. m Sermon on domo'
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AT TWENTY. FOURTH STREET METHODIST us.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH near hnYiN ~
C6oKMAN, d. ID. sunday .school at 2 Congregation sas
service 3 30 wednesday evening, prayer Meosins'
cordially welcome.
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CENTRAL, METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
-thaVe and 14th-st-ReV. c. 5. NARROWER, ID. d.
Pastor preaching 10 AZ a. IN. and 40 p. IL
cordial invitation TO all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-28

AT THE CHURCH. 2oth-st and 5th-ave.I,Rey - II
MciLVhINE ID. D., OF Providence, r. l., Will preach
both services.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-28

CENTRAL, GIEGATIoNAL CHURCH, West
57th-st west Of Sth.aye.--Rev WILLIAM LLOYD will
nreach at II a. m. and 40 p Morning subject 4;
The Blessedness OF Finished Work" Evening subject
The Significance OF Monsgnore Boulands Secession from
iled by it." Strangers cordially welcomed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-28

A. A. "GOD's KINGDOM AND ITS COMING"
Rev. DR.: E. O. BoLLES' subject morning sern w 1on
Eleventh Street Methodist Church. between 9th and TIN
ayes Services IL a. m. /; AS .. m. All welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-28

Al FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH-Rev.
w J. BiTTiEG breaches at IL a. M, and Rev d. mn M.
sLNDEtRS z AS D. m. Sunday school 80 a. m, bap-
fInm AZ evening service. Prayer-meeting wednesday
evening, s CLOCK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-28

NORTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. corner pH q 'ts'
ave and S1stst-Presching By the Psstoro Suhiect
Practical Suggestions for Gaining Deeper
Life Evening service, $40, "Our S'e"'iuF
invited