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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24
RICHNoEp srecK FYcRAHaH

THrRsDAY, Nay .. 1889
sALFs.-FiRsr BOARD. 500 Petersburg kall-
road Class b az ll5 q 10 shares Petersburg suck
q. %; 1919 Georgia Pa,ldc j's az ~, LOO 30. n,
49, 1000 do az 3 10000 10 -. 1909 so. AZ SO ;
100 Richmond fredericksburg and Potomac
dividend obligation az ii3: 2o,0oO Richmond city
4s al 1922.
SECOND B0tRD.-l0G0 Richmond city s. a.
1926; 1910 yirglnia now 5 at G.; 1000 Rich
moui city 5s az l2J4
sr,r,,o imitation, stock Bo.ri.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24
The CronIn MURDER.
nv telerrnpn to The pI.pateh. |

10y loleRrapl % the UspAIch
CHICAGO, May 23.-About 10 O'Clock this
morning Captain Wing, Of the Lake View
police force, and Lieutenant Schuettler, Of
chicago, marched into the formers private
Office with u man between them. IL WAS
rumored that the stranger was man who
had been arrested in connection with Gro
Minis murder. This, however, the officers
denied sod said that the stranger was a
friend OF the murdered physician. THIS
statement, however, does not meet with I'M
qualified belief =. O'Sulliyan, the Lake
View ice dealer, who is said TO have made q
contract with Dr. Cronin to look after any
INJURIES his uhe ice man's) employees might
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24
FOREEGN NOTES.
A Cargo of Cotton Damaged By Fire
and other Items.
~ Anelo-Amerlcan cahle y re Dlspatch.l

By Anelo-American cable 10 tbs Dispatch.l
LONDON, May 2a-The Spanish steam
or Emiiano, Captsin BeugOlcha, at
Liverpool from New Orleans via New
port News, before reported with her
cargo Of cotton on fire. went into dock yes
terdly. After she had been locked it was
fouEd that the fIe was stiil raging 6erceiy
between decks, and upon removing the
matches the flames burst forth. The fire
brigade. after working for hours, succeeded
IN subduing the fire. The cotton Is being
removed from the steamer ~ quickly Is pos
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24

isE Il0NsEF0tD's AOD PHOSPHATE.
Or. r. &. Kelly. A.deriou, ". T., says;
81 have prescribed It In ) large number OF
eases Of rtstlessne>s VI night and nervous
diseases generally, snd also ~ csses Of lndi-
gestion caused by lack % sufficient gastric
uice ~ the stomach, with marked success,
ANA consider il one 81 the best remedies
known TO The professional world
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24

GRIFFITH. Died nt "Marengo.n New Kent
county. Va, May IA, 1ss9, Miss IDA JOSEPHINE
GRIFFITH, daughter VI Joseph and Malin1a
Gnlfth.
faithful friend, dutiful daughter, ami con-
sistont Christian. ~ ONE VINO hSEw HsE.
sTANAKD.-Diei. At tho Valentine House. on
Thursday. May 2}d. 40 u O'Clock NJ, JOSkPHlNE
LYONS, widow u Major William q otauari.
The funeral Will take place from oL James
church THIS friday AIT EkNOON at5 o'clock.
Friends and acquaintance OF the family are ~
Yilod 10 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24

- n !" 7 VI"
by toleEraph % the DIspalch-l

TBy telegraph 10 The DisDatch-l
BrlvmtBE, LII, Nav Quite q heavy
frost visited This vicinity Yesterday morning.
corn and garden stutis werSnot affected, but
u IL feared that considerable jxmage hss
been douo to the strawberries. Berry
rslung has become quite an industry
throughout the northern part OF this State
curing late wears. aud irostat this time will
r1gsc A heavy loss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24

one Of the mostiamous BARRIERS ia Europe,
Leon Dumont, who used TO cut and trim Ma
poleon Ill, described as "teller OF tales, a
connoisseur OF pictures, and the best OF gos-
sips," has established himself In London.
lie was one Of tle first persons called IN by
Boulauger after the latte,'s arrival.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24

Special telegram 70 the Dlspatrh.l
GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE, via W Esr POINT,
Va, MAY 23.-Joshua Ross died Al i've
minutes past O'Clock this evening. His
death had been expected ell day. Justice
George 4. Enox, acting as coroner, IS hold.
ing an inquest now.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24
CHICAGO
Theleading fltures rangs1 a. foliowl.
REVIEW OF rnE CHICAGO HAsKrr

CHICAGO. May ~ Wheat Vas mora ectve
to-lsy. aud better toeiips existed early. lnly
opened NC up 0ni after fuctuations q -,
cl1ssd eNsy and about e. hlghcr than yes er-
days close. Tho ncmne-s was atribut-i 20
large export buying. and shorts covered frceIT.
4 quiet fra feeling prevailed lu cpra. f.u0tu-
sn3ns Eept slfeiu a 20. range. sad me c'ose
was AAhc. higher than yrsteriny. In oat3
ia.r business VAS done in juno ani July. tui
other deliveries were neg ectod nfmer icei-
ing prevailed aui prices ndfancci shHhlf.
PORK Was active AMI irregular Tho opening
way az o &c. decline. but a 'riye inquiry advanced
prlco. r. sf0c. especially for JUN. Later Ne
narxet ruled Qlloi. aul prices sotficd beck
lCal2s r. closing steaiY. Lard opened easy ani
gHaJc. lower Later she market became stea IS y.
ami the io,iine was recovered. The demand
was mainly from short interest Brist trading
in stort.rie early advanced prices ~ so. l1f
tne demand slack cord sal prices aeuloi bl d
20 sc., closing steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24
MhatisLimine. Do Won A.h ,

Limine is a syrup composed Of lime juice,
pepsln, and pbosphates IS delightful
drink when used in soda or mineral water;
/. recommended for nerve troubles and in
digestion. The frsl.cass soda-touatains
keep n.
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COTTON kKPoRc
rAxxErs BIT rELgaRAYa
NEW YORK.

NEW Yosx. May 22-cottor nrsn sales (cor-
rectsd) to-day. 773 bales; last evening. 2H
bales; uplsnds. II.c.; Orleans. iite; net re-
ceiptA 1915 bales oTports--tO Great Britain.
~, 80 bales; 10 toe Continent 1913 bales stock,
2s7, SIS bales. southern -four IN moderate do
inand aud steady. Wheat dun; No rcd, s0Hs
Sic. ga store: options sac. higher. closing
weak No. rpi. May. Sic: June. slhc.; duly,
s2c Corn weaker: No. =. f2Rt2f.c. IN elevator
options lrmcr May. 47ic.. June. N.c., July,
4iI,c. Oats dun aud easier; options lover and
weak: May, %hc. june 2sc.: July. Nfc
Hops firm CofIee-Optons frmer; May. flAfoa
1870 June. fi6 4isgi6.30: rpOg duh sugar
Raw firm far refining. 6hc; centrifngai, %
test. 71,c. lanned nrmer. &. Ia - &.
7l,a7ac.: OF 4. 7s7'ac. standard 4. ske;
confcctioners \. - cns.loat; o. crns .,
sEc Moiasscs quiet. RICE stosdy s7d quieI
Petroleum steady and quiet: crude Ia barrels
seed oil quiet Rcsin quiet al steady. rur-
pentine auiet and steady. Hides quiet and
steady. Wool steadiog anil quiet pork stroo ger;
moss. si225a6l3.i0 extra prime. fl2silA -
Beef inacs W. Beci-hanls strODgeS NJ tls,.lotlA
Tierced bscf slOE. Cut-meais nrn. hiGdlos
quiet short clear. Lao. iari lower And quiet
western steam. f7OTs Nav. SOB: June. v ~
Freghts siren er; coiton. 76if- grain. -. bid
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. May "a C ash quotations we're: Flour
noudnauy unchanged. No. spring aud 30.
. red wheat So. a'2Nc. NJ. oJrn. Na- No
oats y2Xc Ncss-ycrk. tii.TnnSfLTA ard.
sG61 Ha2H.1l shor-ribA t'7lNSa73. shoGlderA
s, !. AS5-2S; sioEt-cicar. fo.2SaiAA hhiasey,
4 on
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gALYJsoRF sroCx MARKET.

BALTIMORE May ~l-yirginia 80, 6s bid; Baiti-
more AM OliO -io,ss. So Did. Northern Gem
tral. r. asked Cincinnati, Washington ami Balii-
moro ls.., 9la.59 ln. oi.. 90 asEci. e0uso!-
dated gas boudss. Halls: 60 STOCK, a..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24

ROYALL-PET1Gs-Mar at tho residence
OF tho brides parents. on Wednesday. May -,
1859. by Row. g. &. Hutson. Mr LUCIUS 2. ROY
ALL. Of Danvile, Va, and Miss COkNELlA b.
PEIIIS. OF this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24
Funeral Notice.

The funeral OF TOhfMTE LUCORD. son OF ".
r. and Eua G.. LucOrd, who dloi April 10. $50.
Will take place 40 shady Grove church. Hanover
county. SUNDAY. MAY 2stn. AZ BID O'Clock r. NJ.
Friends OF tAo family are respectfully invited 10
attend Without further notice
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24

NEW YORK, May q transactions 10 TIRE Stock
market to-day were tho largest for any day ior
a iong time. aud n strength Of the market WAS
in keeping with she amount Of trading. Tho en-
tire list moved up in unis Oh after u o'cocS- 81
Paul was by long octds a great feature, AMI IL
Furnished nearly one third OF the entire trans
actions I'm tho listed STOCKS. The bayiDg which
has been 50 conspicuous In stock Tor the past
week was continuei Tits morning. anu while the
rest Of tho list hesitated and even went back
small fractions Il steadily and rapidly advanced.
and before noon hal gained ~ per cent. After
that IL reacted somewhat, but again gathered
strength In the LIST hour and moved mp = per
l cent. further, closing 81 It's best price and
highest FOR stock In many months jhore wero
several stories 20 account for the heavy trading
and large AdyaDce 10 stock, but tho general I'm
precision II that q Chicago party IL accumu lating
! stock on inside information Of future Develop
ments in property. There WA an urgent DO
mand for STOCK ia tho loan rrowd this morning.
and II commanded \ premium for Use At one
time OF 3-6i Of per cent per day, though ms
rate was afterwaFd reduced. There was talk ~
a corner 10 stock similar 20 that Ia Trims
continental. and mo foreigners were sellers
of stock on tho sellers options almost all day
long. though the agEre gate Of such saies was
not pDpOrtionRiely large. The genefsl lf-t
after - o'clock began ~ move upward, a. a
Aichison. Burlington. Rock Island, Union
Pacific. sni Nsnderbilts In turn. came
20 tho front and Wero materially al
Tanced. in tho forenoon. however, beside ~
Paul trust shares Ia the unlieSed department
were very heavily traded IA and sugar trusia
rose ~ and lead trusts -, and the laaer con
tinued active uD 10 tho close. The rest Of the
shares In the unlisted department. wee quito
nttlecHi' p'l etto. No',on OF n.u" 90, m,
-. -. t.---.-r,- q,
news ol tue lay "a' hlih"'t ih1Nlaoiy VI "a
Foihplo neaus =, .Sse Roi,s 20 oe , - -,
shipment on saturday. pit had no eject upon
80 ~. 10 a. 1T. ~" - -, ',,,it.
-, 80 80, 49,, ,,,,..rtofrv hfshsr AZ
is 80, -, 80, 90 60 ~ g., toet
prices Of the Gay. Total sales il@0p shaf's
iNy .e'',o - ' 1i.'loo. 30 - - -
- ihu, - up -, lA'tt"auua Z. - ''' -
ierrod .. ho.S stand ~, Aictlaon l''' LAse
Hh-'e L hhl inner ~ nc 'l'uti NliVuh'@
Ete'u9.-sIchanso luh. steady, and IN
changed A. a. N$lS. Honey easy az 2@sS no
toau7 slI- 's,5',y @ '','ii, -
b,'' Utioh.5. flN''r'''N' "V' NinN' n'' nun @ui
steady Tor -; ! per cents, ~ eh. INT a.
coupons w. q" N'e'h p"hua fih anu hih-
Aa0sna-C as A. 20 A..................-..l.,' -
II. HA.........----..--... ~.
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MARINE ITrELLLGENCE-

MARINE IHrELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. MAY q. lss9
sun rises. .......... 4.55 HIGH TIDs
sun sets............ i:ls Morning. ..........lZ2g
Moon rises man. 23i Evening. .....v.... 100
PORT Of hICHNOND, MAY % 1884
AhHIyED.
Steamer Ariel. Deyo Norfolk. merchandise
anu passengers.
SAILED.
Schooner Fannie r. Watson. Near, Savannah,
pyrtes vessel Curtis Il Parker
Schooner Charles F. stickney. Kendall, Scot
land, % lOad lumDor for Bridgeport
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

TVS WEATHER ~ RICHMOND YESrsRnAr VA
clear and very cool Al midnight the thermome-
ter registered -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24

NALrIN0VE. Way HI.fI0ur IUi7t RH1 un-
changed Wheat Southern 0rm fuita @'sq,r
l0ugberry. sTatc.. weston rrm sni higher
No. winter res. spot -. 3 ~ w.. Corn -,Ut il
eru firm white, ilafic.. srII.N. fiets, tnf'
moderately active ans Hsaiy t'Ii.rru sr
peunsyisuria gptFr. : western uhIt' ga ~
DO mixed. .asAr graded, SO. Rhho, 81
go Rye afolly - :Js:,- Hay tull AMI ca-y
prime fp rh0l.e timothy. tiiati.-.t ffrti-.Hn'
dui. Butter hrm creamery. I'Ai.c EEs- fleSiY
at f2al2sc. Petroleum Qua r'faef. Ihr t"f
fee af-aiy: RIO csrro.s f1'r. i. .... fBgnr ffan
a soft So MhIskoy 0llei al t..l. frpigh'r o.
It~rprDl per steamer nominal. r.ff.n. fI
grtlu. 49,. tork, Tor of.efr. ... |i. hrf.I
laur. 800 ihrrrl-. wheat. '.. i. H'f '.f..
30 .0l uusncl4 oqfS 500 IA .lri. shipments
IIolr. J. I'd barrels. <hrat ,.i"H tI-ne.- oor'
5000 tIshn'.. Se,cs-N beat. lI.l uIsi '.-
earn IfI $50 f..thaI.
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THE MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTION rHgRgwlrH THE
WEATHER rNDfcArI0Ea
Record OF the Eew York and Richmond
Stock Exchanges Grain. rlsur. oot-
TOE. Neat, and Other Quotations
lBy telegraph to the Dtspatch-l

lBy toIegraph 20 The DfspatchI
- WASHINGTON, May 2s.--For Virginia
INlR fair. warmer Friday. southresterly
Jvinds, followed BY showers on satur-
day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24

TIyERPOOr. May 1L-Aoon. & ottOn qpihi anf
stoady. American uiidling. 81. sal"-. e.,tO
bales; speculation nni export, ~ boirs; re-
celp.s, SlD halea-Al american. Futures
sieady: May and june o.. Juno eud July,
July md August, t.bii; August an ,optein-
Der. Gt5 b}H41; October AMI November,
W-t4L: November aud December. 1t0+d
>epfe mUer. 3 s.-ttafl
% T.. M-American cool uiidfl'ng, dad: mid
ding 81. low midthsg, 1854. god olai-
nary. B il-l6G.: ordinary. D. 5.lGd.: raes io-iay
included ~ haios Of American. Aay, 81, va Ne.
May aui june. b.. value. June and July,
o I.3tf. seller: July and Angus i-cid., reii-
Or: Al gu-t and Sopfem ter t-l., ssllor Septeni-
ter and OctoDer, &5-CiL. value; Ontoter ana
November. YlctL, seller; November hnd
December. 2toid.. seller, september. ID,
seller. tutGIes quiet huf -geaiy
ar M-HGy May and June, o., s0ller; june
AMI Jlly, July tni August D .6fi., seiier
august and september. s5-64d.. buyors. sep
tomher Aul October. 8 4a-6i.. seller, October
aud N0yember. 3,fid.. seller. NcTvtnter aud
Decsmbcr }3-6iL. buyers; Septe inter. odd.
buyers Futures closed steady
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
(.lspOr,od Tor tls Nspatcn.
MAY 2l-Narkos uomlnaL 40 transactions
reported. Business very duh ~ IRE factories.
PRIME, &c extra prime. Az fsney SIC.
common. 2l3a -holloi, 3s3 sc spanish, B..
factory hand-pckoi, 3sa7tc
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-16
I'm portnut Notice,


 On and after December lst, 1Ss9. the undersigned will positively refuse to sell meat on credit. The reasons that have brought us to this conclusion are obvious long accounts past due. live stock cash. and business does not justify, ahd we cannot afford tu keep q man expressly to keep our books. We have decided to keep tickets, good for ten and twenty-five cents. These will be sold, i'll lots, on thirty days time. Unless you bny tickets you must pay cash on delivery of meat, etc. Special inducements will be given those who pay cash in advance for tickets, buying as many as a dollars worth. We hope our customers appfeeiate tho situation and understand il, and that they will govern themselves accordingly. We will positively treat all alik.. and can do no bother than cash business We mean to, and will, justify cash trade. Thanking you. We invite you tu come and trade with us on this basis.
 Respectfully,
 GRoBAiYEn x BLESSING.
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-16
COLT TIMES.

l arrived iu Colt yesterday. It was raining just as hard as the open windows of heaven oould let II pass out It continued tO iain Just this hard pretty near all day,
 callcd at the business-housc of Q. P..WoH and, as sat warming my peiscu aHd drying my outer garments. 1 noticed the home boys kidding Dr. x D Ncwsour Tue doctor was busily shaving. and took the joking in a good-humorel way l could not catch the point of tho joke tor n while, ,ibut soon heard the word orange blossoms escape the lips of Mir. Temple, and that gave mc the wisdom that Cupid had been shooting darts in Colt. and that now -Hyn,en was ou the seat of love ready to tie the matrimonial knot contracted and arranged between Dr. W. n. Ncwsom, Il physician of much worth and prominence, and Miss Cornic Wolff. Il beautiful and highly esiimnble young lady. Both parties are of Colt. Miss Wolff is u sister Of TIE TIMES sttuuch friend Mir q. r. NOfu. They were married by the beautiful form of thu. Catholic Church. the ceremony being performed by Father Basque. of Helena.
 On behalf of THr FORREST Cry TIMgs, counting myself part of that iusiitutiun, l gave the Doctor a warm and hearty congrat- ulation, and hope his path of welded life may ever be spread with softcSt velvet, and ofilnge blossoms forever pofumc his house. hold.
 l notice several of Forrest City's stannch citizens here. attending the marriage J. II. Cole, Esq, Dr. J. B. Cummings, and others
 ADAMS. Colt. Ark NDyenlber t2
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-16
Hu,,,i,nc and pro,ement Notes.


 1 Geo. ". Cook is building beautiful | residence in the northeast part of town. It is located upon the adjoiu- 1 ing lot to that upon which W. W. lzartt 1 has just completed very comfortable home.
 Geo. W. Cook is pushing the brick addition to his store-house, ou Wash ington street, occupied by F. M. Prew- cit X Co.
 We would take il as great favor if those citizens who are building, or c0n- template building houses or storeroonlS, or otherwise improving their real estate. would give us the item. It k an advertisement of the prosperity ot the place, and should Doe published.
 \ new frame building is in course of erection west of and adjoining the new brick recently erected by ! r. Blanton. The owner Is tha colored doctor, Dn- deu.
 Receipts from the sale of stamps at the Forrest City postotiiee indicate that n little thought on the part of buSi- ness men will soon entitle us to . gov erp ment building. Buy all the stamps you can use.
 An orchard of the choicest fruits has just been "set out at the residence of the editor of this paper. About iliy trees.
 Dr ]. E. Stone is putting the ma terials upon the ground west of his present quarters for Il fine new livery sale and feed stable, 5tNlO0 feet, to cust i'll the neighborhood ot Sl GOO.
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-16
IRusTE.s SALE.

NOTICE is hcrch, given that under and hy AH virtue of q certain ,lccgi nf trust tn ms, executed hy J l.. Caldwell. on tho s5th day of May. lssS. and now appearing cf record in the Recorders oEise of Saint Francis county. ArkNnssts iu Record of Trust Deeds, Nol \ . At pnsc 2sS. ta secure m indebtedness of seven hunslscsi and cighty-sevcn and forty-five one tvnlrctith dollars tSls7 k- i0ui duo from the said J l., Caldwell to smiley. smith < Io. and the Pratt Gin Co, Ari. on
 Saturday, 23d Day of November S8o. at tho Court House door, in the town Of rorrcst tity, St. Ftssleis county, Ark. within tie hours for lefsal sales. offer to the highest nsl Lest bidder, fer cash, the following real estate to-wit:
 The southwest quarter Jyf section twenty four ssn n township six Islnor,h. and in range two q, cast, containing IN. .a.i0 acrcss and the east part of lnt No iwn @, in the northeast quarter of section six tih in township tye ts north and in fnuge three O east, contAinina A.MeiW acres, all m St, Francis county Ark.
 said saie IS niadc for tho purI,sSe of satisf,A ing an unpaid balance of tue iutehtednes, slspvc described. and now past ,iur.
 na-sf GEO, F TAYLOR Trustec
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-16

Little spells of fever, little chills so bland,
 Makes the mighty graveyard and the
 angel band.
 A little of Cheatham's Chill Tonic,
 taken now and tlien,
 Makes the handsome women and the
 healthy men"
 For sale by II. Evans X O.. Forrest City, and E. T. Oliver, Ut Caldwell.
 A hale old man, Mi James Wilson, of Aliens Springs, H.. who is over 60 years of age, says: II have in my time tried great many medicines, some of exlellent quality, but never before did find 'any tllat would so completely do all that is claimed for it as Chamber lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhna Remedy. It is truly \ wonderful med icine." For sale by II. Evans X Co.
 Goodbar & Co.,, of Memphis, sell boots and shoes to merchants only. They handle no shoddy goods and guarantee every invoice to be IS represented Citizens contemplating purchasing boots and shoes should ask their mer- chant for Goodbar & Co.'S goods. Merchants will find it to their interest to handle goods from this Old Reliable estahlishment. Prices are remarkable for lowness.
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-16
nIssnI.srIoN NOTICE.

Notiee k hereby given that tho co partnership heretofore existing between l.. Mallory E. l. Hatcher. and F.. A. Rolfe under the HrIn name of Mallory Hatcher, X Co. is this day dissolved by mutual consent, Mr. l., Mallory re- tring.
 The business will be continued by E. h. Hatcher and E. X Rolse. undel the firm Uame of Rolfe x Hatcher and they will assume all liabilities and collect all accounts oi the old firm. September 9th 1889
 l.. MALLORY.
 F. D. llNrCllER,
 E. A. RoLFE.
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-16
Strli,t.si nr Sinien.

From the residence of F. !. lzard on Tuesday, November a,one medium light bay Horse. described as follows, viz: Is about nine years old; has black maue and tail; ais hiud feet are white; has one dark spot in white itst above the hoof; has little white in forehead, and little white on one nostrll Is Il little lame in one of his front feet, caused from being tendeftooted. He has one white spot near the top ot right shoulder b,ade. Is about I4t or h ands high His return Co me, at Forrest City, or any information lead ing tohis recovery, will be literally re
 NJ N. HARD.
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-16
Cant Caueh s,1un

Thereis nothing parents shoald be So careful about ls selecting cough syr- up. Beegs Cherry Cough Syrup costs no more thaa the cheap aud interior nostroms thrown on the market. The best is none to good. be sure and get BEGGS' COUGH SYRUP We keep 1t on hand at all tunes. II. EVANS x co. diuggists.
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-16
consnmn,Inn snrcln Cured

To uEisnI1nR,-P Please inform your readers that have a positive remedy for the above named disease By Hs timely use thousands of hopeless case \ have heeB permanently cured. l shall be glad to send two bottles ot my remr- iy FREE to any of your readers Nhq have consumption 1T they will send mo their express and post office address '. \. SLOGU Ii, M. c., lSl Pearl St. New Yuik
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-16
Cannrmea.

2he favorable impression produced on the first appearance of the agreed blc liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs, few years ago, hss been more than lonfirmrd by the pleasant sSperiepce |'uf all who have used 1t, and tlie sue cpss of the propfietors and mansifact,l- rers, tue CaIiforria Fig Syrup coalr pany.
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-16
lSa!tt ADVERTISEMENTS,
Notice for Publication. 35s5.
LAND orr,uk Ar Iarrtk ROCK.

 Notice Is hereby given thni the fniipwit,a- nnsnsd ss,ttier has ulei nutlco of lis intention, tn make final proof in support of his csaim and that said propf Will be made before the County Judge, CT ia hls ahspncC. thc County Clerk of St. francsS county. at Forrest Iiiy. Ark uu Nov. ls. iss' N.1s Winiam Harrison, II F. Nc. iA.ss for the SE- i. ot sE. ia of sec. aA. T. , N IL. F..
 He names sls Lilinp.ns witnesses to prove his cpQtiuuo.is residence upon, aud culsiva. fis.t of, said hand. viK;
 Thomas Martin. James stout James south. Jerry Pinksfon, all af Forrest City. Ark. Asbt r. RALEIGH Register
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-16
4 Merry Heart

Maketh cheerful eountenanee, but who can smile and take bitter, nause- ous medicine, Certain hill Cure is a pleasant, agreeable remedy. and warranted Sold by II, Evans X Co.,, Forrest City, Ark.
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-16

kE.lEMBEk. that the payment of Prizes is OuAfANrEkb BS foUR NATIONAL. RANKS of Nsw ORLEANS, and the tickets afe signed h, thr Prcsi,iefit ct an institution whose char. tersd rivhts arc rVCogn1ct in the highest tnut.s; therefore beware of all limitations or anonymous schemes
 ONE llisi.Abis the price of tho smallest lMrt or fraction of ticket ISSUED aY ps in my drawing Anything in our name offered Tor less than a dollar l. a swindic