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Wichita eagle., 1889-02-08
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.

Wichita Market.
FURNISHED by Ditmars. Nofls q 'ahui'el' 1.-Two
Stock and Commission MerchantS-1
WICHITA UNION STOCK YARDS. Feb. Z.
Tho following charges ana rules govern these
rarIs Yaruasge OF hogs &c yer head; OF cattle 2Vc
ssns sheen SC bay. Al per clyt; corn, &C per bu,
Cor missiops-S5 per car on hogs; cattle, 90 per
head. IGc a head on wagon hogs and 80 per car on
sheen Inspectors dock pregnant sows Az ana stays
pounds
CATTLE.
Recefpts CO. The bulk OF today's receipts were
srht Killers and rather poor quality. These kihos
ire slow sale and at low figures, Wtle me Du e 0
5000 fat COWS and heifers Weighing 80 t,Vgg
eonnds bring from - 1Je2 -. Persons IN se5rch OF
stock cattle could have done GOOD business mere
today. q ,-o,o -
E cS eo"9 an" 49, -. = (Ihg2 y
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-08

1 City Union Ticket Office, IL North Aain street.
ana Union Depot, near Oak street.
ID A.
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-08

VA ANTED-Residence by family Of three adults
W To rent a FURNISHED or unfinished residence
or about rooms modern conyenlences. in dcsir-
able locality, with stable preferred Rent payable
In advance for a term, If object. UnezcepJlonaI
references Address with full particulars, Resi-
dence lock box }j2. q 6s-6+
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-04-03
A GIRLS MISTAKE.
By MRS. c. BIGG-WITHER.

ahurch; Sunday after Sunday there was always handsome young fellow who sat near us; he always watched for me.
 Then he put little notes in my prayer book (the books were left at church); then we met in the grounds that led by little gate into the pine woods. He told me how dearly he loved me, and at last I began to love him. He wrote beautiful poetry, and he had been bank clerk. A cousin of his died and left him some money. He said as I should be rich, he could not live on my money, so that if I would marry him he would go out to the colonies and make fortune, and not till then claim me. So one morning q was to spend the day with Aunt Catherine, who, you know, was at Havensmouth good deaD we went to the registrar and were mar ried ]"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-04-03
WATERBURY POsTOFF1cF

Mails Close. New Y ork City-75O, 10. 20 m; 21O 30 2 asn, Boston-70O, 7.50 III; F. 30, 2lO z 80 D m Southern-1.5O. lO.2U m: 2.1O 53O 73O pm Western-7.5O, 10.20 m; 21o 53O 73Opm canada West-7 .3O 1e2U m; 21O 53O. 7sOnm Eastern.7OO, 1.5O n; 12.3 .36, BIO 73Op m Canada East-7.Oo, 7.5o a m; 12 30, a.10. 7sonm Albany-750, 10.2O m; 10, 53O, 73Opm. Northern N. Y.-7.5U. 1920 m; <. 1O 53O ' 3O nm frov1dence-7.O %, 7.5O m; F. 30 2lO 73O m Sprlngheld-7.OO, 7.50 am; 12 3O 9 10 5 30 T 3O nm Morcester.T.o0, 50 am; F. 30. 21O, 53O, 73O pm. r1ttsneld Mass 50 m; 2.1O, 53O 7.3O D m Rs;r Rartford.70o :. 50 m; 1a.so, s1O 7.3o m. brldgeport-7.5O, 10.2O m; 21O 5.3O 73Opm New aavena75o Ioao am; E. 30, a.1O 5sO, 7 30 pm Ansonla-15O 1O2 m 12. 30, 2.1O. 5 30 i 30 m Blrmlngham-7:!O, 10. 20 am F. 3O g. TO- 30 3b pm Snlon Clty-!5O m; ? TO- a.3O m Naugatuck-7.50 m; 2.1O, 53Opm, Seymour-I;5O m 2.1O, 5.3O D m. Wlnsted-10.55 a m; 63O pm Stations on Naugatuck k RI north w.tsrhr
 10. 45 m; 6.3Opm 9 Meriden-75o, 1o.aO m; 1a so s.1o, 5.so, 7sonm DDanbnry,s5o m; :a5, a.lO 5.3O, 7sO m. A' New London-7.O0, 7.5e am; 1a 30 3 10. 307 3o mn, Watertown(10 .45 m; 6.3O pm N Oakville-10.45 m; 6. 80 pm Woodbury-7.3O, 1O.45 a m; 125pmc Southbury-7.SO m; 35 m M1ddlebury-12. 30 a ms Wolcott Cru, Tn, Sat.) 123Oam
The Forrest City times., 1889-12-21

beautiful spectacular comedy entitled, Our Girls in Camp" together with selections from choice vocal music, will
 make up the programme. No pains will bo spared to make the entertain
 ment a success, and the public should encourage them by attending.
 There was considerable excitement in the federal courtroom at Helena
 Monday afternoon, while J. II. Bard. telegraph operator at this place. was on the witness stand. One of Sweets at torneys asked Mir. Bard question In regard to a message sent during the riot at Forrest City last May. He re- fused to answer, and was fined 5000 and ordered to jail by Judge Caldwell for contempt of court. The judge ad- monished Mir. Bard that neither he nor the Western Uuion Telegraph company were above the law, explaining to him the decisions of the courts upon the subject of telegrams, and advised Mir. Bard to answer the question, and told him to consult counsel if he desired to do so, suspending the sentence until this could be done. Col. V. E. Izard, the sender of the telegram, had it in court, and sent Mir. Bard word that he had no objection to his answering the question, and that he was willing to have 1t read in open court. With this understanding, and with the advice of his attorney, MT. Bard returned to the court. room and answered the question. The drag. net spread by the plaintiffs lawyers did not accomplish the desired end. as nothing was learned from the witness which had any bearing upon the subject.
The Forrest City times., 1889-12-21
About His Brother.

Several years ago my brother. whe lives with me, had very strange sore b break out on his leg about half way between the body and the knee--which afterwards de- 1eiopcd into a rose cancer. it resulted from hruise made by the rubbing of the stirrup-leather while riding.
 The cancer continued to grow until it was about five inches long. and three wide The flesh sloughed oi', black. rotten and foul, and It was almost impossible to pro cure servant that would wait upon him, the air In the room where he lay being SC foul that il would sicken anyone who en. tered. Every physician of any prominence in the state WAS consulted. and treated m, brother without success. One doctor finall, advised him to try Swift's Specific tS. s S.l he did so, and used nothing else. II, commenced to improve immediately. amC after taking several bottles was completely cured. and since 1884 not symptom of tn, disease has manifested itself.
 C. A. GRIFFITH.
 Mayflowcr, Ark.
The Forrest City times., 1889-12-21
What Occurred Last 1e.h November

Ticket No. o3 drew the first capital prize of s300,000 in the 234th monthly drawing of November l2, 1889, in the Louisiana State Lottery. 1t was sold lii fractional parts of twep tieths, at Sl each. sent to NJ. A. Dauphin, New Or. teens, La. Two to II. C. Clarke, 12l North Compton ave. St. Louis, Mo; two to Max Levin. 293 E. Third street. N. l.; collected by the Bowery bank through Adams Express Co.,; two to a correspondent through Wells, Fargo X Co. s bank, San Francisco, Cal; one to Joseph karas, 4o4 North Castle street. Baltimore; one to Merchants bank, To peka, kas.; one to George Feick, HOS West Baltimore st., Baltimore. Md. one to Mrs, Margaret yiellepigue. To peka, Kansas. etc. Ticket No. IS. Al drew the second capital prize of Slo0,- o00. Ticket No. 7752 drew the third capital prize of $50 0o0, and was sold In fractional parts of twentieths. at Sl each. Two to Gallon National Bank Gallon, Ohio. one to John Byrnes, 22i Caroline street. Baltimore, Md. one to James Nixon, Osyka, Kansas; one to a depositor, Louisiana National Bank, New Orleans, La: one to depesitor, Metropolitan Bank, New Orleans, La; one to K. lIains, a37 Dumaine street, and l.. Warnice, 224 Irene street, New Orleans, La: one to r. $. Derag- isch, Saltwater. Mina., one to John Collins, St. Paul, Minn., etc, etc. The 2soth grand monthly drawing will take place on Tuesday, January IL, 1880, of which all information will be furnished on application to M. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La.
The Forrest City times., 1889-12-21
Newsy Narratlons from our sister Tow
 and County

and County
 Mrs, John Gist is visiting relatives in Nils. sssippi
 ] (. futrali is behind the counter at John. son Groves.
 Miss Emma Bush left, Tuesday, for Mis...- sppi. to visit friends and relatives.
 Mss jeannette Hayes returned last ssfar. day from Batesvilie where shc had been at tending school.
 Las, week j c wosd. of Spring Creek. was united in mafrisre to Miss Annie Clenn at the brides hutnc, at Jackson. Tcail. Mir Words numerous friends throughout tho country will be glad to extcrd congra sulattoas and join in wishing him and hts partner every icy and happiness life contains.
 Marricd, on Monday evening. 18th inst, al, Booth. of Scarcy. Ark, to Miss Laura Farr,tr, Rev. w. II. Paisley, officiating Tho bride Is the daughter of Mir. and Ms. I. r. farrnr of this county, and Is lady of sicrllug worth and integrity. and haa the best wishes us many friends.
 Dow Drake. for many years citizen of Leo county, dicd et his home near lagrange last throughout thc county, and the large number of friends who attended hts funeral at the cemetery hero Sunday, bore sad witness to his popularity, The hcrcavcsi relatives have the sympathy of many friends.
 Tho most enjoyable event Of tho season was tho birthday dinner at the residence of D Winters. Il was his tifty-first birthday ami. yersary, and was celebrated in royal good style. Following arc tho names of those fin attendance Meedatncs Robinson, Shorsea BullErd HaltTrt; Misses asry Wood. Robin son. Ella N. shorten. Pearl Robinson. Pearl t.s James: xcssrs. Dave Boykin, John uud. son. John Winters and others.
The Forrest City times., 1889-12-21
Special Notice.

On and after December lst, 1889. the undersigned will positively refuse to sell meat on credit. The reasons that have brought us to this conclusion gre obvious long accounts past due, live stock cash. and business does not justify. and we cannot afford to keep n man expressly to keep our books. We have decided to keep tickets, good for ten and twenty-five cents. These will be sold, in lots, on thirty days time. Unless you buy tickets you must pay cash on delivery of meat, etc. Special inducements will be given those who pay cash in advance for tickets, buying ais many as a dollars worth. We hope our customers appreciate the situation. and understand it, and that they will govern themselves accordingly. We Will positively treat all alike. and can do no other than a cash business. We mean to, and will, justify cash trade Thanking you, we invite you to come and trade with us on this basis.
 Respectfully.
 (sRpBNyEp x kfESSrSG
The Forrest City times., 1889-12-21
Whaa nahy vas dck. VI gass hse cAseossA
 Whsa sAs was Chsad. sAs erssd for CassosiA. whsa shs became Nh, sAs chung so CassorA, Whsa shs Aad cAnassa, sAs savs sAsm casasriA

Morris Nswhurger & Sons, the fa- nous Philadelphia clothiers, are repre- sented in Arkansas by George Q. Mar tin, who will be pleased to supply the lobbing trade with goods in his line. Mir. Martin has, for the past two years, been with the Langdon- krciger Sad dlery company. of Louisville, Ky, and is well and fAyovably known through out the state. His headquarters will he at Forrest City. Merchants will do well to see his samples before placing spring orders for clothing. Win leave Forrest City on spring trip on or about January 1, 1s90.
 An exchange fltiy describes the mean ing of the term "locnl ecterpriso ' lf you think of anything that can be done to beautify or build up your town. go and do tt keep your capital at homo , merchants to sell moro 90 they can sell cheaper; always get your own work done in your own town if possible sub scribe and pay for the home papers, don't steal or borrow the reading of them. If you follow these suggestions and your town does not improve and build up, 1t will not your fault.
 itis with considerable pleasure that we announce that the ladies of our city, assisted by the gentlemen. have determined to give an entertainment the bcnstlt of tho Methodist Church, A Tamb0rino Drill, by twelve 0r iifteeu young ladies. in costume, aud the
The Forrest City times., 1889-12-21
ADMINISTRATORS
 AND GUARDIANS SETTLEMENTS
STATE OF ARKANSAS, ] sc
 f,,ffrSr, DF SF EAAsfsIS Nc-

STATE OF ARKANSAS, ! ss COUNTY oF ST FRAsCIs. 1 's M oTiCE Is hereby given that the following IN Administrators and Guardians settle
 mcnts have been filed in the Probate Court of St. Francis county for confirmation al the January term. issN, of said court, to-wtts J D. Grtggs, as administrator or James Griggs; brss annual settlement.
 l.. koilwsgo. AS the guardian of Waiscr and Lyman Huwes; first annual settlement
 E. Erliwagc. as adtnini>trxtor of the estate or Mrs. VI. N. Hoves. first annual settlement. P J. Neely. as the administrator of the estate of T. Y. Henderson. deccSsed: nrst an- nuai settlement.
 A. D. Mcdaniel, guardian of R. HotchAiss; final settlement
 Ali persons interested in the eettiemcnt of said estates are requested to come forward and flo their exceptions thereto, If any they have. on or before the second day of the oext regular term of said court. or they will be forever barred from excepting to such accounts. or any item thereof.
 WITNESS my hand. enA the ecal ot tr s said court, at my office. In thc town = ot Forrest City, this otA day of De-
 ccuioer. lssS. TO. rITxPARfCK. Clerk.
The Forrest City times., 1889-12-21
Happv Hoosiern.

Wm. Timmons. Postmaster of ldaville, Ind, writes: Electric Bitters has done more for me than all other medicines com bined, for that bad feeling arising from kidney and liver trouble.' John Leslie, farmer and stockman, of same place, says Find Electric Bitters to l,e the best kid- ney and liver medicine. made me feel like anew man" J. w. Gardner. hardware merchant, same town, says Electric Bittcrs Is just the thing for man who ia oil run down and don't care whether he lives or dies he found new strength. good appetite and felt just like he had . new lease on life. Only soc. bottle at c. r. Hinton's drugstore
The Forrest City times., 1889-12-21
tll. tiealth nroke Down.

Last summer ny appetite failed. my health became poor and was In very fec- ble condition, in fact, was compelled to give up all business on account of my health. tried physicians and their mcd- icines, but without avail. At length be gan taking $. s. $. and nothing else. Ar ter taking several bottles l was entirely cured and able to resume business. I in- creased nineteen pounds in weight in less than a month after l commenced taking $. $. $. J. NJ. Mabry, Abbeville, s. (. Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
 SwIrT's SPECIFIC Co.
 Atlanta, Ga.
The Forrest City times., 1889-12-21
Tax Collectors n0tlCe.

NorIcE ie hereby given that shs under IN signed. the ShrrIR. and ex-oincfo Tax-tr'* iectar cf the revenue of the cotiuty of Ss Francis, and state of Arkansas Will attend IT person ar hy lawful ds ? 1ty. af the followtny tunes aud p.eees for the purpose CT collecting the state and county vsvcnuc of said county for tho year lsfs3. 10 witt
 whcatisy. in wheasicy township. Monday,
 ..oasix,n. "a Goodwin townshiss Tuesday
 Isic~ilns, in Prairie township. Wednesday. January lA Issn.
 Bihle Union Church, in L'Anguilie town shsp. Friday. January IT. lSU.
 Colt, in Ieiseo township. satVrday, Jauuary IS, is1e.
 iatiper sshool-house, in Johnson townshir. Nondny, January a, tSH0.
 Witsners School. house. in Grisys towne6lp Tuesday. January 3is l&u.
 fiftcen-lmiie lRyou Church, in Precinct KfS ]. in niackhsh tow nshiR Thursday. January s1x
 Cowanr ssorc. in Prectnct Nc. q in Hack d&h township, Friday, JeuHary 3(< 1GGa
 Msll uruQk. in Frank1 toWnshtp. MDnu6ny unx Tlcs&1Ay. JanuRrF x7 and A 14r0
 At the Court House tn Forrsax GttS. lrndnooa township. from January o to April l0, fcno-
 All pcr1ol3a owning r&1l eefat6 n10 fGr11anG1D3 fp hrtuG with them their fn1-&eGelp1a {6g hf& yeaf. % that ouy Qrrurs lp6y hD oyQfoo11 e13 all r4rtie< Are kcrehT no4illed thG3 f1o hW W5k
 oiss@s q mn IT Iknd ' sS s, sSsssS. ssd e1oneie collsstSasS o1 { '; i 1 |l, tA't{f,S< S<< AEA NuSz3s K. X #5 571z52 @ 2zz
The Forrest City times., 1889-12-21
Distinguishes Men.

Ex-Governors John Ireland, of Texas Simon r. Hughes, of Arkansas: s. D. Nc Emery, Governor of Louisiana F.. E. Tur- ner. Judge U. :. court Ex-GoY. Hubbard Marion Martin, ex-Lieut. Governor of Tex as. w. k. Miller, ex-GoSecnor of Arkas- sls; F. A. Perry. Governor oi Florida; W. D. Elosham, ey-Goysrnor Of Florida; ,Iodn E. Gordon, Governor of Georgia Alex. Gregg, Bishop of the Episcopal Church and Chancellor of lhe University of the South, and hundreds of other distin- guishcd men of the United Sta.es in all professions and in every deparlment of science have had their sight restored by the use of Hawkes. Crystalized Lenses. All eyes fitted and it guaranteed by A. N Musson.
 Scientists report the earth to be get- ting larger. This will make the people who want it all eager to get possession,
 Attend the entertainment on the 3lst.
The Forrest City times., 1889-12-21

The politics of the Little Rock dailies Is considerably mixed, considering that there are only three of them. The Gazette is democratic through and through, upside and down; the Register is republican of the pitchy Kansas shade, and the Democrat is mugwump. The Gazette pitches into Powell Clay ton, and the Register counters on lief ferson Davis, while the Democrat sits on the fence and tries to shoo them both out of the lott Memphis Av- alanche.
The Forrest City times., 1889-12-21
M Malone-Forgey.

The happy marriage of J. K. Malone and Miss Lennie Forgey, at Wynne, last Thursday evening, December l9, was the most delightful social event of the season, The ceremony was per- formed in the Methodist church. at 7:s0 P. m., by the Rev. Britton, of Vann- dale. A large concourse of friends filled the house to overflowipg to wit ness the union of these two happy hearts. After the ceremony was com pieted a large company of invited guests gathered at the beautiful and spacious residence of Mir. and Mrs. $. Daltrof, where a grand reception was given to the happy groom and bride. were abundant. and presents of every description were given; all of which were fit emblems of the kind regards and best wishes of many friends. A sumptuous supper was spread for all, Mir. and Mrs. Dalt- rolf sparing no means to make every one present do ample justice to the oc- casion. After supper grand ball was given in Oliver hall, where the lovers of the dance continued to trip the light fantastic toe to the excellent music of an Italian band from Memphis, until the wee hours of morning. All returned home, feeling that the evening was in- deed q merry one. and all were de- lighted with the pleasure the occasion afforded them.
 As these two hearts sail out on life's matrimonial sea, may their voyage to- gether be calm and serene, with no storm or tempest to mar the felicity of their journey. As the cycle of their married life is being run. may time be gracious and long-sparing, bringing only those happy blessings that are cal culated to find their highest consumma- ton in a love-locked home. May their cup of happiness be constantly and continually filled from the pure fount of love, and may they drink deep of it's sacred blessings. May their married life be the bloom of all their earthly joys. X FRIEND.
The Forrest City times., 1889-12-21
Oh. What a Cough !

Will you heed the warning. The signal perhaps Of the sure approach of that most terrible disease, Consumption. Ask your selves if you can afford for the sake of sav- Ing 50 cents, to run the risk and do nothing Tor 1t. St,v from experience that shilohs Cure will cure yonr cough. It never fails. This explains why more than Million Bottles were scld the past year. It relieves Group and h coping Cough at once. Mothers, do not be without |. For Lame Back, Side or Chest, use Shilo h's Pc rous Plaster. Sold by Evans X Co.
The Forrest City times., 1889-12-21
Merit Wine.

Nc desire so say to our citizena. that for years we have been selling Dr. Kings New Discovery for consumption, Dr. Kingss New Life Pills. Rucklen's Arnlca SaIvc and Electric Bitsers, and have never handled remedies that sell as we'll. or have given such universal satisfaction. We do pol hesitate to guarantee them every time. and we stand ready to refund the purchase price if satisfactory results do not follow their use. These remedies have won their great popularity purely on their merits q. Y. Hinton, druggist.
The Forrest City times., 1889-12-21
Ringing Noises

In the ears, sometimes roaring, buzzlng sound are caused by catarrh, that exceed- ingly disagreeable and very common dis ease. Loss of smell or hearing also result from catarrh. Hoods Ssrsaparilla. the great blood purifier, is peculiarly success fnl remedy for this disease, which t cures by purifying the blood. If you suffer from catarrh, try Hoods Sarsaparilla, the pe- culiar medicine.
The Forrest City times., 1889-12-21

A resident of Murfreesboro, Tenn, presented a ticket issued in 1855 on the Nashville and Chattanooga railroad the other day and rode in a palace car on the same bit of pasteboard that would have secured him passage in one of the clumsy coaches of thirty-four years ago.
The Forrest City times., 1889-12-21

REMEMBER. that the payment of Prizes s fa'tHsSTfEp RN FOUR NATIONAL BANKS oF NEW ORLEANS. and the tickets are signed hy the President of an institution whusc char tered riphts are recognized in the highest courts. thcrtnfv beware of all limitations or anonymous schancs.
 ONE lNLt.Ak k the price of the smallest part or fraction of tiekot ISSUED BY US in nns drawing. Anything iu our name offered for less than a dollar ir n sMInsilr-
The Forrest City times., 1889-12-21
NOTICE To coRkesP PoN0eSTs.

Communications for publication must bear the namc os .be wfi.es-not necessarily foc puhiicst oa. but ss evidence of sood fai.a No ietter csn oe pJol ,oed if rece' ved iaaer thao 1hufsdav nooh. Correspondence is so- i'ci,ed floM cvcty Qrae,er bot wr',e most couine taeWselves % leg liuase news. Do not iSdui.e in personalities. We are not re- . ,ousib'e Tor the correctness Of iletns sent iu by coniribu,ofs.
 LRDvordr A vApAKIN
The Forrest City times., 1889-12-21
"By All Mesns."
anroas Towxsnrr. peccmner g. issp.

GErGQe TOWNSHIP. December 9, 1ssg. To the Editor of the Forrest City Times: It seems to me that your proposition to re- unite the once solid Democratic party of St . Francis county is just, and ono to which no man can object. I have talked with several of my brother democrats in re. gard to this matter. and it seems to suit all of them. I say. by all means let us get to- gether, and have the party solid,
 ". IT. DUNCAN
The Forrest City times., 1889-12-21

An Opelousas, La. jury has convicted two regulators. Now let us hear of the punishment of some of the Northern White Cans.
The Forrest City times., 1889-12-21
Neurnfaic f.eraous

And those troubled with nervousness resulting from care or overwork will be relicvei by taking
 Bros0n's Iron Biffers. Genuine has trade mark and crossed nd lines on W rappsr.
The Forrest City times., 1889-12-21
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