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The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09
NOTICE TO, o,cosRss PoNosNTs.

sSsais-sasca siuns fur publication must beai the name of the writer mot DecessariN foi puhiicat on. but as evidence of good faith No letter ca,n be published if reosivel iatcr 'fau 'fhurs,iay noon. Correspondence is ese licitel from every quarter but writers must c,,n,ino themselves to lcsfltimatc news. D, pot indalgc tn personalities Nc are not TO snonshie th" correctness of items sent iG b, contributors.
 LtSnvotar < NvAnAsIS.
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09

REPORT says that Mir. Harrison claims that the Lord elected him Prest. dent. Well, the Lord might have taken some intesrst t, his votes up North, but not inthe south. The ringers did all that business dowu here, and it sounds very ungrateful for the Presi- dent to be thanking his maker for favors extended him solely by his dear colnrei brother. shame on the Exc
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09
Election Riot.

Frederick. Md. Nov. 5.--A terrible election riot occurred as the polling place In Woods huru District, this county. this afternoon. A county constable was shot. the judges wcre driyen from the room and the haliot-boN was taken. Opposite factions arrayed themselves on each side nf the raad and fired on each other The sheriff aud posse have left for the ~,t no oi the trouble,
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09
AAvA>a a~ AaaN>Pa.

Nu. Wmn9w's S.ornIno syaup shssld s?vays hs usrd when cAildrsn ass cutting festh. 10 v. lisvss tho ltele ensrvsas ooss; a avjss sssp. and the little chsrue sSstgns W a butsou." ts is yesy pisssAat Q sasis. .Is sooshcs the child. scssfus the suua, paans rs4aiaass the hoves, and is tks bet kugun semsdy 1ur dsArrhusa. vhsshsr aslsina frpO eDskAAAG oe other eHsses. Tvsnsy-nvs csnts bostis.
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09
ODE TO rRtN EIs's INK

You may praise your Cologne. and hay newly mown, ar tho nectar that hummirg binds drink but the swcctcst perfume for the business mans ruou. Is tho tdor of frvsh printers tnk. nk.-Eycning Shade Record.
 Printers ink hath smell that forcvey doth tell Ia those that VI Hung to buy; of the excellent grade of the man and his trade. his Inducements you had better try .-Arkansas Press
 It's smell is quite plain, though it's effcct- ase like rain~wnter pouring through \ well hrnadcucd ditch. and hc that will use II and never refuse it, is as surc as fate to get rich. Nunrue County sun
 To consider the smell. is all very well. and may hc the best way to illustrate II. however. u Is known. that pockotbooks full grow ] werc made so hy circulating it.-Cra ghc- d County sun
 II the wise business man. has failure in plan. and the boom ig hts business must sink take a sensible view, tis the hcst you can do, and apply the spccitc--printcr ink.-bcntou- vflie Journal
 If your business he dull, and trade you would cull, it's through us .oa should make an appeal-if we don't do you good. it's no fault of onr mode; print ter's ink never made man steal.
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09

<. B. kIR3y, of Little k Ok, received judgment in the Cleveland, Ohio courts Mono ay against the Wi.son sewing Machine Company for S20,0 ,00l,
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09
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IF TIE FORREST CITY TIMES Is a fe- male it is of age. II it is a male it is old enough to work the roads. Any way it is eighteen, and better and brighter to-day than ever.--Telephone.
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09

-DENOCEATs we congratu' late you, Foraker and Malone -ain n'i they a pair. thoughF-to be buried in one daSl
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09

TIE newspapers of Memphis are making it warm for MT. Haddcn. On the principles of Democracy relative to good, honest government, We hope the city of Memphis will elect a straight Democratic ticket.
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09

ACCORDING to . Chris ian Science teacher. cancer is simply "an accumu. lation of discordant thought
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09

WE are glad to note, as evidence oi lis prosperity. that our friend, ". Jas per Blackburn, of the Little Rock Re- publican. will clothe his excellent jour- nal in Il new dress of type.
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09
uhcam.,i.,u and C...rrh,

 Rheum atism and oatarrh are both blood diseases. in many severe eases they have yielded to treatment with B. E. B. (iSotan' ie Blood Balm. made by Blood Balm Co, Atlanta, Ga. Write for issok of convinc ing proofs. Sent free.
 k. r. Dodge, Atlanta, Ga, says: My wife had catarrh and nothing did hcl any good. Her constitution finally failed and poison got into her blood. l placed her on n use Of B. E. H., and tp my surprise her recovery was rapid and complete.'
 W. F. Mcdaniel. Atlanta. Ga, writes was much emaciated and had rheumatism so bad could not get along without ctatches- laso had neuralgia in the head. First class physicians did mo no good. Then tried E. B. B., and its effects were magical. cheerfully reccommend It as . good tonic and quick cure"
 Mrs, Matilda Nichols, Knoxville. Tenn. writes ''l had catsrrh six years and n.sst distressing cough, and my eyes were much swollen. Five bottles of B. E. D., thank God cured me-"
 John NJ. Davis. Tyler, Texas, writes "l was sujert number Of years to spells of inhammatory rheumatism, which six bot ties of B. B. B,. thank heaven. has entirely cured. have net felt the slightest pain since"
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09

TIE BaptiSts of the state, in con yention at Little Rock had Il most in- teresting meeting and no doubt laid plans that will result in much good.
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09
Ne,sralgsc x-ersoss

And those ssouhlcd with nervousness res.hinG from arc oF sverwoTk will be relieved hy taking
 Brosrta's IrOs Biffers. Genuine has trade mark Api rsrzsi red lsnes oa ufargrr'
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09

TuuEsDAY. November 2Sth has been set apart by President Harrison as d day of Thanksgiving to God for tue niany blessings of the year, and, also, to kill the fattcd turkey.
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09

Mg. HARRISON says he will make his message very short. No matter about it's leugth: nobody will get tired reading il, because they won't stay with 1t" long enough.
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09

Who would have ever thought that iowa would ever have come light iu lsS9Y
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09

attended him, but he grew continually worse under their care, and everybody expected he would die. had heard of the remar kable cures effected by Ayers Sarsaparilla, and decided to have my lpy try it. Shortly after he began to take this medicine, tue ulcers com menced healing. and, after usiag several bottles. he was entirely cured. He is now a healthy and strong as any boy of his age" -- William F. Dougherty, Hampton. Va
 "ln May last, my youngest child. fourteen months old, began to have sores gather on it's head and body. We ap- piled various simple remedies without avail. The sores Increased in number and discharged copiously, A physician was called. but the sores continued to multiply until in . few months they nearly covered the child's head and body. At last we began the use of Ayers Sar-- aapsrillA. In . few days marked change for the better was manifest. The sores assumed moro healthy condition. the discharges were gradually dimin- ished, and finally ceased altogether. The child is livelier, its skin Is freshcr, and its appetite better than we have ob- served for months. Frank NJ, Griffin, Long Point, Texas.
 "The formula of Ayer's Sarsapnrilla presents, for chronic diseases of almost every kind, the best remedy known to the medical world."-D. NJ. Wilson, M D., Wings, Arkansas
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09

Please say, POSITIVELY, to yous readers, that tho rtimor is absolutely false. We are getting along nicely and there is not ripple of bad feeling showing itself.
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09

We cannot believe the report that the ctt.yans Of Forrcst City nrp expecting a renew al of troubles that the lives uf prominen, citizens have been threatened and that every. body gocs armed, Surely there Is oonserya- tstn enough and patriotism enough among both Democrats and Fusi0ntst- to keep down fnrther irniIh Ihn - ArkAnslls llamncrni.
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09

AND Ohio, too! Ain't it daisy vic toryY
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09
The Safest

A ND most powerfsA alterative is n Ayers Sarsapsrilla. Young and old arc alike benefited by its use. For
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09

the eruptive dis- eases poculiat to children nothing else is so effective as this medicine. while its agreea- ble flavor makes t easy to admin ister.
 My little boy had large serofu- lo,o ulcers on his neck and throat from which he suffered terribly. 1~n nhysirians
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09
wlro says Dcmecracy's on the wane?

 HueRAn for iowa She's all right
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09
n TNFIaHh-
 MAnoNx ARRESTED.

Petersburg. Va. Nov 6~Gen. Malone was arrested tonight charged with rhootinE Her bert r, Harrison, who. wsth number ot companions, sas sseuding on lire works ii front of Mahone's residence. Malone is now al the siatiouhouse and Mayor Collier is inses- tlgeating the ease. Gou Mahone denies having tircd the shot. or that any one in his premises fired it. Harrison is wounded in the tcshy par, of the thigh. the bullet going en' tirely through the leg, but not. iuiiicting a serious wound.
 rus ENTIRE TICKET ELKCrEp.
 Richmond, Na.s Nov. b.-Thc Democrats cleo, their entire State ticket with large ma ioritcs in boih branches of the Lcsisiature, Tue Democratic majority tn Richmond is over tts0 and in the whoic state will exceed ihtAhl
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09
MASSACHUSETTS,.

Boston, Nov. s-Totay's experience has scctncd to prove hcsond doubt the success of the Australian system of voting. and testimony from all sections of the S;atc.i~ aimas 1lnan- linous in lis praise la this city the voting places have presented remarkably quiet af- pcarstncc and the scenes therein aaSo m many ,sise- been In marked contrast tn those usually witnessed Voting has proceeded With dis patch and voters have enjoyed the frcesiotn from the opportunities of ballot distributors that they have never known hefprc. Very few cases ate r.p,.sted where instructions as to ths. method ot voting twerr necessary and practically tho only aid required was Tor those who come under the law ss by blindness or otnert physiciai disability are unable to mark tE.,ir L.tt
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09
Srw YORK

In the sixth Senatorial district in New York Ctty. Thomas F. Grady t'rauiu anyi known as the sIls cr.tonssu,,i orator. and the man whose retirement tn private life was requested oI the Hon John C. Kelly by Grover Cleveland when that gentleman was Governor nf New York Sufc is i-cat.u for senator by Joha Y! A h.srp D,ma.srurN
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-09
1irN OF nIrnNnNp.

Lincoln, Nrh., Nov. a-Scbraska votes today for minor State and county aficcrs nns d Congr.,s~i man to i'll the vacancy caused b, the death or James iairs Rep in the sccs,na District,
The Sunday morning news., 1889-12-29
casgell. eeorge Krouse and Richard J.

Gassell, George Krouse and Richard J.
Willard.
First Lieutenant Robert Berry, of Com-
pany G, Fourth Regiment, Is ut present
nursing wounded finger, which inter
feres somewhat with the graceful man
ner in which he wields his sword.
The members of the Fourth Regiment
may look Tor orders in regard to battalion
drills ut any moment. They Will most
likely be held in Oakland Rink.
1t is not improbable that the Aberne-
thy Cadets may at no distant day become
memory of the old armory. And this
VIII be the case unless some one Stlrs ZIP
new interest in behalf of the boys, which
IS not, from the present outlook, liable TO
be the case. When first organized they
felt enthusiastic, but they soon found out
that there was no room provided Tor
them to meet in, and so they were
compelled to hang around the halls. Last
winter almost froZe them out. An
officer of the Fourth Regiment staff said
the other day, 1.-THE boys might be Oh
great use to us if they can be held to-
gether until the new urmory is built. ans
in the end could be brought into the com;
mand, and then a room might be set
apart for them"
Captain Bush is still advocating his pet
rifle range scheme back of Marion.
A searching party has been dispatched
IN search of Adjutant Gerardin. He has
been at the armory during the week, but
none of the boys have seen him.
The clock in the Adjutant's office, in
the Fourth Regiment armory, tells the
correct time twice in the twenty-four
hours. The hands have pointed to ten
mlnutes to four for the past three years.
3MThe Gle medal has stimulated the
Smembers of the Fonrth Regiment in
their attendance at drills thus far. The
race is very warm between Companies
A, ID and K. Owing to the illness of Cap
tain Graham, Co. G is way in the rear.
|. The boys of the Fourth Regiment are
very anxious to know when the marks
smen's badges are to be presented.
Sergeant Philip Bonsper was married
last Tuesday night and some of his
friends have engaged dot leedle Sher-
man band" and one of those com bination
high kickers at that.
The boys of Company E, Fourth Regi-
ment, wonder what keeps Private
Thomas Lotus Jones from drills these
days.
1t seems that the subject of reorganiz-
ing the National Guard of this State may
be very interesting subject at the next
Legislature. The officers all over the
State are more or less worried over it.
Those holding thei rank of lieutenant
will, 1t is said, not be affected by such a
change, but all above that rank have
reason to be more or less apprehensive
The scheme will receive no countenance
from the Second and Fourth Regiments
The Sunday morning news., 1889-12-29
Personal attention given to all prescriptions.
MARCUS HlGGiNB1THAM, 0CULlST.
cHERrFFs SALE -Is cHAScERr OF NEW

cHERIFFs SALE. = IN cHANcERY OF NEW
Between Francis p Gautier Complainant, and
Sarah Ann Bonykamper ct ais, Defendants.
~. Faa. For Sale OF Lands.
Rcturnable February FERN. 1890.
collins x Corbin Solicitors
By virtue OF the above stated writ 10 directed
aud delivered. shall sell by public vendue at r.
G. W Woibert's heai Estate aad Auction Rooms, NO
A. Montgomery street Jersey City. on
THURSDAY. the second Day OF January. A. D.
1870
az TWO O'Clock Ia the afternoon all the following
described Iand and premises with the appurten
being the same described IN said writ that
ist say
All that certain tract Of land and premises slt,,
ate lying and being in the City OF Jersey Civ IN
the eCounty OF Hudson, aud state of Jersey.
Beginning the most easterly corner os said land
where the line dividing sai1 lot from meadow now
or late OF d. r.. ana I. H. culver strikes the west
side OF The Morris canal; thence running "a along
the line OF Culver north forty degrees twenty-five
minutes west thirteen hundred aud thirteen feet
aud six onehundfedths OF foot 10 the Hackensack
river thcln'e ~ west along the Hackensnris river
fifty eight feet and seventy five one hundredths of
foot 70 the line OF lot 81 then S southeriy thirty
eight degrees sc venteen minutes east thirteen nun
dred and sixts-eiaht feet aud eighty one one hnd
rcths " foot 70 the Morris cana thence "a northerI
u twenty six degrees thirty eiRht minutes rast
al0ng the Norris canal ciats two feet ana thirteen
dnc hundrcdtif OF a foot thence t'l northerly
siirtytwo degrees and ufty eight inlHutes stl
along The Morris anal twenty seven feet ana ninety
hpnlfedtia " fout. a. the niace ~ beginning
contalilius Two Arss and four hundi cd ana NM
oic. Thousand thlt5f an acre.
Dated Soycnlu4s =. 1857
The Sunday morning news., 1889-12-29
A ReadY Compromise.

Mamma, where is my hat?' yelled
Tommy.
just where you left it, replied
The Sunday morning news., 1889-12-29
NATIONAL GUARD NOTES.

Captain John Graham, of Company C,
Fonrth Regiment, made call at the
Armory on Friday night for the first time
since October 27. He has had q severe
attack of typhoid fever and IS not strong
yet. but he expects TO be at the drill to-
morrow night.
The following enlisted men IA Company
D. Fourth Regiment, have heen honor
ably discharGedi i-Peter Bovy. Edward J.
The Sunday morning news., 1889-12-29
EDWARD RIDLEY & SONS,
| DM1NlsrRArRIx SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Pursuant TO and by virtue OF an order OF the Or
phaus Court uf the County OF Hudson. made on
the 18th day OF December. a. D. 1850, the Under
signed. adniini>trntriN OF the estate OF Daniel 4.
iarle, deceased win sell at public vendue an the
premises. on Wednesday, the 22d day or January.
1885, AT O'Clock M, all that certain lot. piece or
parcel OF land and premises situate. Niag aud
being ia the Township OF North bergen. In tho
county Of Hudson and stats OF New Jersey. which
on a map on file Ia the Registers on3cc OF hudson
0unty aforesaid. entitled ~Aiap or lots IA share "
feuiutt homestead feru." Is known and di.tin
gul>hed as lot numbfIed tvcnty nine t19l ia plot
kperco and numbered = T. as laid do1ru on said
LILLE EARLE
4dmlniktretrix.
The Sunday morning news., 1889-12-29

Is one which is guaranteed 70 bring you salts
factory results. or in case Of failure a return of
purchase price. On this safe plan you can buy
from our advertised druggist bottle of Dr.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption 1t is
guaranteed to bring relief in every case. when
used for any affection Of Throat Lungs or Chest
such as Consumption, Inflammation OF Lungs,
Bronchitis, Asthma Whooping Cough, Group.
etc etc II is pleasant and agreeable to taste per
fectlv safe, and can always be depended upon
The Sunday morning news., 1889-12-29


Tommy rubbed the end of his nose
for moment, and then said
Mamma, il you won't tell me where
it is, won't you please tell me where |
left it?"-Hagpea'S Young People.
The Sunday morning news., 1889-12-29

AT 2 O'CLOCK p. M. VI
Fl NEWARK AVE. and
GO TO THE
Shoe Emporium
OF
S. C. SMITH,
90 Newark Ave-,
FOR
Men S Fine Calf Shoes,
Patent Leather Shoes,
and Pumps.
Mems fine French Calf
Shoes, Hand-sewed, in Congress,
Lace or Button, selling for $4.00.
Mems fine Calfskin Shoes, in
Lace, Congress or Button,
smooth insole, selling for $l.97 a
pair.
Try our line of Mems Calf
Shoes that we are selling for
$1.49 pair. They can not be beat.
Patent Leather Goods.
Mems Calf Patent Leather,
Congress or Balls, tip or plain toe,
selling for 1925 a pair.
Mems fine Patent Leather Ok
ford Ties, Hand-sewed, selling
for $115 a pair.
.
LADIES' SLIPPERS
DEPARTMENT
can not be beat in the city.
Ladies' French Kid Opera
Slippers selling for 97c.
Ladies French Heel Opera
Slippers selling for 73c.
Ladies' fine Opera Slippers
selling for 49c.
These goods are all New and
Fresh for our great New Year
Slipper Sale for the Lady folks.
S. c. SMITH,
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1889-06-06

EvERYrHNG is being done in Paris to
induce people to have their dead bodies
burned. a new crematory has just been
constructed, according to the plans Of
~. Geullard, municipal counselor.
ms furnace is entirely Of brick, and its
Paftinon walls have in their entire
length series of holes which give pas
sage to large metallic tubes, through
which gas is let in by force, having
been pumped into the furnace by means
Of compressed air. The temperature
under such conditions is as high as 1900
to 400 degrees. The results obtained
have been satisfactorily convincing. In
thirty five minutes an entire sheep.
weighing fifty kilos, and placed in q
wooden box, was reduced to ashes with
out the slightest smoke or smell.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1889-06-06

ERNEST SoHILL1NG, whose elopement
and marriage to Victoria Morosini three
wears ago created such a stir in New
York City, is now living under an as
sumed name at STEMS Hetel in Stein
berry's, Long Island City. He is known
as Ernest Wilson, and is employed AZ
painter. Schilling makes good wages
and is evidently enjoying life. He has
joined the Williamsburg Yacht Club,
purchased catboat and takes life easy.
He alleges that his reason for dropping
his own name was to avoid the notoriety
which its mention would entail, although
his identity is known to many of those
he meets. He denies that he ever en-
tered into any compromise with his
wealthy father-in- law, despite the rumor
that he had renowned his bride upon
the receipt of 50, 600. He loves her still
as fondly as ever, but doubts that she
will ever return to him. She is evidently,
in his opinion, being supported by her
wealthy relatives, as she had only ST.
600 in her possession when she left him.
No papers in divorce suit has ever
been served upon him.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1889-06-06

The war preparations of five European
governments may have helped to pre-
serve peace by the very magnitude Of
their almaments, but expectation is kept
on tip-toe, and the nervousness Of the
chief protagonists is betrayed by con-
slant rumors Of an impending excl osion.
The appearance Of mysterious stranger
in Rhenish frontier town is enough to
set the gossips Of the alarmist press
agog, and few weeks ago correspond
eAt Of the Paris Figaro founded his dire
predictions on the circumstance that
Germnn spectators had bought up large
quantities Of the irrelevancy Of
the suspicion being mitigated only by
m-fact that in 1870 the Prussian Army
Commissioners contracted for an enor-
nous quantnm Of ''pea-sausage"
(sserbs-wurst'') J, compound of split
peas and hashed pork, compressed in
the form of bologna sausage, and
warranted to keep in every climate.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1889-06-06
Parallel Lines.

every student knows that in close reason
ing palaRel lines Of thought are laid down AM
distinctions educcd
~ Is n2t our purpose at this time to enter
nto learned discussions and we have drawn
sne ABOVE visible lines simply to bring tha,n
prominently before your eve and to AK what
tney represent to YOU. -
raiiroad man to whom we showed them
track railway -'.'0
49,: a doctor replied to the sans interrogatorv
me lines are to me the large arteries and
BODY 0'"e' =" U''' '''''''''i
as WIN be observed the same lines to either
Senuenan suggested different lines Of
snouen', as both looked at them through ewes
accestoined TO see only that which Tor The
most part occupied their attention. 10 he
wr1scr Doth answers put an old tru6h IN
fresh and original light.
AS every intelligent man or woman ky>ouS
eiso oiood OF every living person fiowg with
s sa railroad speed through the aftetdes.
forced BY that wonderful engine ~ hcart'
From tho arteries it Is side-frarlsd th,s,,,s, =
tne capailaries and veins, and every dron N
nood goes through the kidneys for purificatiou
no less than $500 times every tvpentv-fnuy
hours. II the kidneys be diseased IN, inn
purNaes OF the blood containing the os,n-<,ut
issues ana deieterious acids are not drown
= ->~' SuSt 10 uatur6 intended. DUt
nnualiy pass and rcpass through every fiber
OF eile system, carrying death and decay with
every puisation. Unless remedied Ire be,sy<
becomes weakened, the lungs TRYING to do
uouDie work break down, the liver becomes
congssted, the stomach refuses to digest food
Whys '''A uo"n
because the kidneys, the sewers of the syss
lem, are foul and stopped M and the entire
piood becomes nothing more nor less than
NOW is it not criminal nav. suicidal r., nj.
low snch state of things to continue when
SIMPLE remedy is within your reach known
LOT certainty to do as represented which
whl open the closed pipes of the kidneys al |
low the effete matter to escape, refeye the
overworked heart, lungs and liver. canse q |
nealShy appetite, put the bloom of health in
your cheek, the dove of hope in your brtast;
/. You already have OWNED the rexne,v wa
nave reference to; its praise is universa} ;ts 4
innuence world wide. Do not allow preius,;re
70 onnd You to your best interests but to-fiav
procure Warmers Safe Cure and he r,nt ~
the !, straight road to rude health and correct
living. ''A w W
Vur parallel and closing lines to Won, ara.
!ake our advice and your experisnoe viii
lustity you In thanking us for brincinsr r,.ley
your notice remedy without parallel