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The Forrest City times., 1890-08-09
A SPECIAL from Washington dated

~ Stt1tAls lloth NasitiitSNoft uttsAt August 9th. says.
 ''In the House to-day the conference rs,- port on the Original Package bill was agreed to by vote of i20 yeas, 03 nays. It is as foiiows That all fermentc,l. dis filled or other intoxicating liquors or liquids transported into any Statr or Ter fitory or remaining therein for use, coIi- sumption. sale or storage, shnll upon ar- rival in such State or Territory be subject to the operating law Of such State or Ter ritory. enacted In the exercise of It's police powers to the same extent and in the same manner as though such liquids or liquors had been produced in such State or Terri tory, and shall not bc exempt thcrcfrom by reason of being introduced therein tn origi- nal packages or otherwise"
 This is what the pcople want. It leaves no room for doubt. When this bill becomes a law, the original pack age houses must go.
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-09
Shiloh. casarrn Rsmeay

Shllch's Catarfh Remedy. marvellous curc for catarrh, nipfhesia. cankcr Mouth. and llead-Acise. With each bottle there Is m Ingenious Nasal Injector for the more successful treatment of thrse complaints, without extra eharge. Price 10 cents. Seld iU Winthrop M Co., !. ]. AbIes. Cast.
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-09
COMMI-.ION I1It's SALE,
wAIsNING OIsDIsls.

In St. Francis Circuit Court. in vacation. July
 s4th, i~O Henry Mallory. Plg..
 vs. warning Oruer. Francis Mallory. Dft. ru>HE Defendant. Francis Mallory. ts warned II toapvear in this court within thirty days aud answer the complaint Of the PsatnfiR. Henry Mallory. fiet herein Witness my hand and the seal ~ eaid court, thls July .4th. lNp
 T. O. rtrxptrHtcx Clerk
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-09
FslR AsSESSspli.

F1yiiE TIMES is authorized to announce Ma.
 | <, D. PATTERSON. as . candidate Tor re- cis,ctnn io the tpffcc ef AsscsFor ot St. Francis county. subject to the action of the pcmc- cratic Primary Election. August iith. is90. sl,HE TIMES ts authorized to a,vnonncc
 | PHOF. GEO. |. JACKSON us Il candidate for the otli,s Of Assessor of St. Francis county, subject to fhe action Of the Democratic Prt- p,ary Election, August 1tth. 1Au.
 r1NHE TIMES is authorized fo announce MR.
 II ". T HORTON ns a cmndltiatc for the office pf Assessor of St- Francis county. subject to the action of the Democratic Primary Election. August Hsh, lsAb.
 fINHE TIMES ts authorized to announce Mn.
 Il JoHx l. JoSEs, of Franks township. ns u candidate for the office Of Assessor uf St. Francis county. subject to the action of the Democratic Primary Election. August lith. ISp.
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-09
LE.aAa ADyERTusEMsxTs.
Notice for ifcatiOza.--:sSO1
 LAND OFFICE AT LirTLK liock. AK.

LAND OFFICE AT I.irrIK liocK. ApK.
 July sth, lssv. NoTicE is hereby given that tho following .AN natred settler ha- fled notice of her in- feution to make final proof in support pf her ctrin. and That said proof will l,c made eefvre the County Judge. or In his af~snce tue County Clerk. of St. Francis county, nt For Eiiza J. Lindsey. x. F. No. tsseu. for tho south west quarter cf section nine, township nvc uorth range three east.
 She names the following witnesses to prove her continuous residence upon and cuittvu- ton of. said land. vix-:
 T. B. Caldwell. of Caldwell Ark: e. W. Stakes. of Caidwcii. Ark: W. B. Weaver. or Forrest ci,y; Ark; Gilbert Bowers, of Fos'
 P. RALEiow. nexister. COM MNiISsIONl1 l1ls's SALE. Notice is hereby given that the under signed, as Commissioner appointed by the St. Francis Circuit Court. In Cbanccry. at the April term thereof, 1890. in the cause therein in which Thompson .S Hatcher arc plaintiffs, against Robert iiaskins. ct als.. defendants. will. ol
 SArrgpAy, Auorsr srm. 1880. within the hours for legal sales. in front of the court house door, In the Town of Forrest City. County of st. Francis. sell to the highest and best bidder. on q credit of four months from day Of sale, the f'I- lowing described real estate. to-wit: The northwest quarter of section tweniy-nlnc t29l, township i've tsl north, range three (s) east.
 Given under my hand. as such Cosnnis. sioncr, this July 10th, isgO.
 T. 0. FITZPATRICK.
 Commissioner.
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-09
FuH KEpI,EsENTATIyE.

fINiE TIMES is authorized tn announce Mn.
 l J. T. WALKER, of Goodwin township. as candidate for Representative of Sf. Francis county subject to the pciion of the Demo cratic Primary Election. August Hih, lSsD.
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-09
K 1888, the st. Francis County News. e'lited by Rev. N. T. fizsr, said il, sc ply tn a Republican crititism:

pIy tn . KepubIies,b crltitlsm:
 .sTiic Globe Democrat is considerably exercised over tie feccni Askansss cleo ton sud its result. That il,erc have been instances where ibe local eiectImis were not fairly conducted no one can doubt. but that these instances are inorc frcpnent in Arkansas than in many of the Republican states no fair-Ininsicsl. intelligent man can believe. That this State couId possibly bc given Co the Republicans, by any fair means, Is proposition simply ridiculous in its absurdity.
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-09
ANNOUNCEM ENTS.
.Iy,R siirnIFf.


 F1NHE TIMES Is authorized to announce Nu. ! JoUS N. DAVIS. as n candidate Toe re- election to the office 0f Sheriff of St. Francis county, subject to the acton of tue democratic primary election. August Huh. 1850. t1NIiE TIMES is authorized to announce MR. II ]. W. Mt'CLLARs, Of crigvs township. us q candidate for the ofhcc of Shcrfif ef St. Fran cis county. subject "a tho action Cf Inc Demo- cratic Primary Election. August fith. fFp. FlVHE TIMES ir authorized to announce MN. \ C. Y. HINTON. or Mudison township. as candidate for the office of sheriff bi St. Fran cts county. subject Co tho action of tho Demo- cratic Primary Election. August Huh, lsD.
  AM q cnndidaic for the office ot Sheriff of U St. Francis county. subject to the nction rt thc Deniocrutic Primar, Election. August t4th. ISD. and woutd bc pleased to have your sup port
 If fail to sec ;ou before satd election 1t will bc owing to tho shortncss of time.
 Respectfully,
 E. T. GRAY. Forrest City. Ark. July .9th. fso.
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-09

fvNHE TIMES is authorized to announce Ma.
 ! W. S. BRoOKEs. ot Whcaticy township. as H candidate for tho ofiice of Representative Of si. Francis county. subject to the action of the Democratic Primary Election, August ttsh. isa1.
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-09
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

E-l i4OA T htfus ". lrft- DEMOCRATIC TICKET. kLEcTfv- sxr1xwAEa !, iso.
 For Governor: JAMES r. EAGI.E. of i1nokc. For ssrrs4ats Of State.
 n. BCiIfSN.cf Logan.
 For ArdTfor G State: VIM. <. DUNLOP, of Monroe.
 Fdr Trrasurer: kOBEHr q. MOiff7Ow. of Scimstiun. For Attorney -ticncrnf; wM. E. ATKINSON. of Nevada. For supi. Public Iustruction: JOSlAti II. SliINN. of Pulaski. For Commissioner of State Lands; C. E. MYERS. of PuIaskt. For Commissioner of Agriculttire. NJ. r. JoCkE. of Crawford. For Cpngcss First District: W. H. CATE. of Craighcad. for statc Senator. Seventh Senatorial District q. E. STANLEY. of Woodruff. Fo Juapc First Judicial District; II. N. Hutton, of Ice. For Prosecuting Attorney. First Judicial Die
 tfict.
 E. Hrunddgc, Jr.. of White.
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-09

M a. sAas ,s. :.s s:.ss: :: q: A-n tss vsaAaAsssa visAssa shaaos.
 eWeAsk ios tisksss vis the East Tnnneesae. varGfnAa . Georgia Railway.
 Rw wNExN c A DxSA rtHvKE E<& xHw rWxw Are1t Assss<nf fex Fs*t. AxxAtxs
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-09
GROVES TASTELESs CHILL TONIC
" A R R A " TED

csesssssnis, Mas, Dee. IT. tssS. rAaa nss~trs G. rat.s. rsas.s
 Fhs~ .ref rss skrss Sossa q sses Gfese's rassr- Chsti T.ass .as r,ssssI ith ,hs ies ksss iea tsss sspsp,~s Ths e~ayss islishisd vtth u cave yaNy rsia rests t skittre sss ssre ..sse Ass svarssv sns snsr,asS esstas had vhrsnss sAiiis ~ nsnsss ps-s sss es thas, ks ysss. Ana sisk,s thfvs ~s~ks sast tgsisaiox ulth ss- Ctta r..a,s sa.y hss esd h.assy. sith tsd aud sssy shsa4s. is ssssd AAs . sbsy,a,
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-09
PROTECT YOUR EYES! MARION OPTICAL CO.'S
 IMPROVED cRy>rAL,zsD SPECTACLRS and EYEGLASSES IL X Is Maislcn Lane, and NEW YORK, MARION, IND.

CrystaSis,,f SpcciaeicS aal Eyt-,;ia>sr~ have heretofore hcen rp hrh in pr.tc that aons hsss the wealthy tspu.i derive lsneut fes.ssa thssus. By uur improved Methssi ef r,snu facilrinr. NC arc enabled to make Il eursssr art iels, aud nj the same tistc materially rsss tho psfsss Una; they within tn. raeh ng an fMey are the greatest invocation ever nussks tn SFs~~ f.scics and kssst,larse stad hy pfssfsr s-sas- structon ct the lens. fvvnens changes ar~ r.sss- sscrcd unnecessary. Every pi,y ss,nrnnt,Sd to gssc satisfaction. IT sts's saii is any WAY. you can r-ttsn them and svt new ,wir EMEE. Tsss Irrc ama krTEH-Scx. .ss sAssla ss rz3sIxy1r WEAK EYES Persons suffering freaa 'GS'N = " weak eyes arising frssss nervous nciargcmcht uy nvcr-fa xatiun. esthrr in youth middle age will Stnd 1res rcef i,y our Arunsitc Tinted Lenses. We do not claisa our ctasscs will restore all cyc~ to their normal strength. but thousands have hnd thrtr eyrs lmproytyi by their t.sc. and they arc knawa h, bc tho Purest aud Most brilliant Irnss.s made.
 cErsIcgcIxT1c AlIc 3vxZ1wE1x1
 For ftsll particulars csli on WINTHROP | Co., who have full line of the rsois. Forrvst Ctsy, Ark. Every nair is Warraand
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-15
Scratched % Years

Body covered with scales. Itching terri
bile. Suffering endless. No relief Doc
tors ard medicines fall Speedily cured
by Cutlcurn az cost 81 s.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-15

Dink FtsSs. hlaek aeaas ehappei aud olly skin
7 llsi prevented ~ CeflsrRs MebteAfKb soar.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-15
Cured by Cuticura.

II had known nf the TufteURA REMEbIFs
twenty eight yeArs hso Il w0h have saved me
sSs9N Two auuiirsd dolars1 aud an ,Inmt nse
RHa9uat 81 suffering, Ny disease fps0Fiastsl COM
iknssg al my head ia q spot bot largsr teaH =
eeHt II SPIRAL fapitiy al over ms body and
EDt unaer mY nails. ] he seales would drop Of
81 lae al the tine. ard ms suffering was end
less aad without relief. One Thousand dollars
Mo,iid not tempt mt 80 W this diseSse over
a9sis ! efn poor man. hai feel rich Ga De re-
lisse5 nf what same Of TIC doctors said was
lanranY. spfae fg1gworm, psoriasis. etg. I took
s,.s ami esfsapaFiita ever one year and q
Ia I, hut NJ cure Went So two or three dec
tors. and no gure. / eREnot Ef8igr the ErT4-
erHA kMNEDsK. toa much They as male my
tkih ae clear ana Tree fFuan tcasss - \ baby
Al used 81 81 wera three boxes 81 CrfIcuEA
aud three bottles ~ FNyfcNEA RssuEvEsf. ard
two eakes 81 ts'gtgfiEk SOAR. Ii yuu had b. en-
hers aud said yeu waalA have cured me sor
fSefa yoN would heye hsss the money
loqkee Fac he picture ia a0us book % ps0f.Bsis
tptsiara namhsT tNos t40w 10 Cure Skin lis
pascs ,, hal row ! an clear e. ans D rsoa
ever was TAfoHfh f1fca 81 habit flb my
haas's over nv erns AID legs oaee IA while,
hut 60 40 fatraass : nla ali we'll. ] scratched
twenty -eiEht yesfx ani i SO - be = kind ~
seeoad aaiafc ~ tATs ihauk yau a Thousand
f.ksseAsss FafttsrAsssTss 49,. -.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-15

ha Ts been Enasaa D4vis' hazhand tso ytsrs
an.
,.fga Prove 10 the contrary
.IF0m -
ssHy ore q ray old diaries -
Diaries agkin AlwayA hoEdIng some
fhSax over me. Vow Product / want 70
zee one 81 those diaries yon talk nAcut@
ran up sfairs and got them csas Of one
Of ST.. Bowser5s Old boris, r. which keep
them for safety. There we're two Of them.
each fox sepArate year, and - ! came
down with them he boxed puxxsed ard
stasnmerstf
W-eInY, IL thought ~"
sYes. y0a tlscusht yoa had buFssd them.
bat yoa were nzsssaken. The books ycu
got hold Of the osssr Sunday when I vas
al rharrh were tso old receipt books Of 10
particular gaias. / found everything turned
f0psy-turvy. and knew what yce bad been
mp 70.
s.MEs. Bowser. -
WATT Let us io0k up ne Emma Davis
matter. Here il il. Under date d the iktn
of Jnly wis Dear Emma was oyez 90
day b ecagyAs uiafe rne en- mr. engagement,
though she adaed ihas # Bowssr was the
last naen Of earth she sauisl nat have mas-
rsea him. she says hls hair reminds her OF
pumpkins. and that his lefs seem 10 De
naiy warped The dear girl Also
stop e shouted Mr. Bowser, hts face Is
white SIS death.
Yes, dear. but you made certain as
sexti0n. I want TO disprovs 1t. -"
MRS Bowser. planned for 30 evening
Of solid eomfoft. You have made il an
eyening u torture and regret II | never
spsssd another evening at home you aione
viii BE 10 blnme for It
"f5git ycu-'
s'Etop risht here. This Is the limit The
worm has turned. Tomorrow moraing
EoiT
But ne Is with me yet, and have no
tasther
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-15

CcnTEess1oEfn6l-
when sos1'rs ~ loot haif eNszss
an, he spsler ponsdtn' sseak
Mskss r,osss 81 ssrn9st ssowsas
II r,sern cher Kitchen e3ands
<Sss. n ,ens. fats ny fev.flte.
n,r<sss l1zz;rs tsfzes : pIsgii@y ftz Is;
sYxlsis IS cd neIoiesn.
&sssxxs a. Ahssaee. Esnny Bosns
1e,-r tA<1a esAes tuneHsse sanE
f,sxsr 10 when ne WEE younss
l5ssse - fs.st more ssssesss soandt
lrrhrs. tsse eo.seess rsfehsd and sFownesas
Kot1ets ! rrsrsdlng 4 70 XII
Trsra t;le ssdfInse eohes ailL
|wxsn yoa'rs iess bout half azissr.
WINE the early robins peep
A. ysnr seal satin Eoes
rs i sort 81 dsexmg cc2e,
Yioe<lns round ~ round
o. zhst pespfissin sound.
I,rearns II Butterflies ~ socks,
oIppin plrks an hoIiThoeks.
Tries ron back 20 shat swees nrhs
Wt<n TDur lii1 was Eks rhyme,
~, yoss fiEa,t hare 20 90
oaly whaf you wanted so
fksa yDaf fnoasisse ~ 9ustef STA
nound flssf o.1-lins coffee nsiL
sstsns lsfe ffat low rumhiin Boise.
sEex down stairs. 80 wa9ea Is boyk,
- u al 20 thinkins faiugf-
1ske o.s1 znags IS rings A. rings
mo y9ur hesd. a. won'f he stiIt;
- i,oss Il viii il tie winds VIII,
can his.tbougbft Il long, long thoughts.
N ~ talke6 q ioss an lots
Of grand Eninzs We s'poxed we'd -,
~. keuf ulSafn' thes'd come true
On. thsm 51yz we nsed 70 feel.
Hcu Tines rassssesi en- with bis heel,
Hkn sise broken RFAiuse at an
Thas oia.sashI0ned eoffse mil.
Them wu9 Jolly TINS 80 hsd,
Al ii s1skss me feel right bad
when lock afound an SEQ
Esneiy them cid boys but me-
An I'm getting on. a'pose.
Jees IKE al the others does,
FER there's none D s:s. yon zee,
Measured np 70 cut idse.
Ter Times hopper holds as ~.
A, he rffndn them mighty small,
Epis 81 he who giis thro Il
fns g lnv xight o. grit.
fdka the flnis we ased 10 spin
In that oId-sins colfee mill.
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4 Doctors carlaas Daiemma,

DIR. and Airs. Blank. well known society
people. reeesvea yesterday from = Inverted
servant IA envelope whose outward appear
ance besokesed an invitation. IL con.
tained. however, only blank card. and
the doctor and his wife ind themselves in
q predicament The card is one which ev-
.dentIy escaped the engrayer and also the
eye OF the sender. Tbs recipients have no
means CT knowing whence Ii comes. and
therein lies their embarrassment. for not
20 acknowledge II would be considered q
breach OF social esiqnstte, from the impgta-
ton OF which they shrink with KEGS son.
eern, and, besides. 20 ignore il might offend
some OF their best friends.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-15
Cuticura Resolvent

The new hjael sad S&ia Further aud parest
aud best nf Hnmof nsme les. internally ana
GHuCBRAs che great AkE Care aat tnTtgr "A
soar 81 exquisite skfn Resntieer externally
spee1tsy slag permanently catgza every speeies 81
ttrasag hafnine. stalx. erufsei. plht Is scFoiu
iOiis aud hereditary elseAscs ard hGsa0ss o ghe
skii, etalp saa Hood, with luss OF hair. ifem
puppies Ia seFusnsa
hald eNefFHheTe Price, GeTiCrRA. hns. soar
sses bks0l.t kSf 81 IfenaFest hy ghn F0FrRH
Date ASp tsHaNltAfs CORPORATION. Hpssoa
~ sesss3 t8e "Haw "a tasa ain niseasasf .
"a fssxes - Illustrations AID TO- testimanials
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-10-31
sTRAsBURG NEWS.

Rev. L. L. Smit b held communion
services in his church on Sunday last.
Miss Ollie Redfern, of Shenandoah,
Page county, Va, is visiting her uncle's
family, on pheasant HILL" this place.
Rev. A. Gibson Link, of the Presby-
terrain church, is at his post again, after
an attendance upon the Virginia Synod,
in Stanton, Va.
The frequent rains of late has much
retarded the tall seeding. Some OF our
farmers are dene, however, some of them
half done, and there are some who never
get done, rain OF no rain.
The Red Men and Good Templar Lodges
have organized a Dramatic Society and
are now rehearslng number of plays for
the entertainment to come off in Academy
Hall during Christmas week. That 1t
will draw crowds nightly is only neces-
sary to mention the names of the man
ayers. Messrs. z. E. Keister and Luther
Hurn.
Our people have been of late almost
driven to distraction by the yells of the
school boys, as with lasso in hand they
emulate "Pawnee Bills Cowboys. Each
with rope sally forth on the streets and
pull down whoever they are experts
enough to lasso. This industry will
doubtless be superseded. or probably
combined with that other nuisance on
Friday night next, namely, hooking, or tse
boys may call it lassoing cabbage.
That efficient corporation officer, Mr.. l.
Hurn, the paving artist, is now working
n number of hands on eide walk leading
from Valley Pike to B. & o. R. R. depot
The rough and unsightly flag stones are
being removed, and No brick pave
ment is being laid in its stead.
Mr.. R. L. Davis, contractor, is at work
lust east of the Richmond g. Danville K
R. depot with large force Of hands
carts and horses, putting in two lengthy
side tracks. This improvement becomes
necessary on account Of the vast number
of orders received by the Steam Pottery
Co. for goods in their line, as the steau
Pottery is near the R. 4 D. depot, and tn
side tracks of the company are inadequate
to hold the cars made necessary by thi
new enterprise.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-10-31

Rev ]. o. r. Corliss, pastor Of the
Methodist Church ct New Gretns, Bur-
lington County, N. j., writes very en-
ccuragingly a. follows:
DR.. G. ". KIRK, Dear Sir-About four
wears ago took heavy cold that re-
shifted in Q stubborn cstarrh. It Incress-
ed in severity. gradually extending down.
ward to the pharynx. thence TO the bron-
CHA. The back part of my throat was
covered with ulcers; my voice lost its
strength and resonance, sometimes fad
ING away into aspirations. To go ont
into cool air was to be filled up with
phlegm and mucous Until it was no pleas
ure 10 leave the house. 1 tried remedies
sfae,nal aud remedies patented, with nc
relief. the disease still increased in ma
liOnace. Radam's Microbe Killer was
suggested to me, and had some one Other
than yourself had charge of it l should
have dismissed it from my mind. Hav
ing confidence in your judgment. / felt
there must DO something in it." A
faithful use of the remedy has convinced
me that there 10 salvation in it for every
catarrhal sufferer. feel improved IL
every way health much improved, voice
,troue. discharges much less profuse
ulcers healed, hoArseness gone, can get 9
full breath of air-in short, can say tn
r.medv Ia all that 10 claimed for 1t.
Yours, J. U. Il. CoRLlss'
For sale by C. P. Hisey. Druggist
EdinburR, Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-10-31

Mr.. Robt. Fl. Earl, one Of the most
sklllful, popular and highly trusted en-
gineers, of the Valley Branch, B. g. o. r
r., and Miss Annie B. Flynn, q much es-
teemed and attractive young lady Of
Toms Brook, this county, were married
in the Lutheran church, at Toms Brook,
by Rev. ]. s. Hopkins, on Wednesday,
Oct. 22pd. The church vaS handsomely
decorated, the bride and groom standing
under a beautiful floral bell during "
ceremony. The church was filed tn
the friends of the fair young bride. de
lady attendants were Misses Ella Nc
Clanahan, Ella G. Keyser, May Provance,
Laura Elbon, and Ida Elbon, and Messrs'
N. L. BaussrmAn, Chas. o. Keller, VIM
Keller, Jno. ]. Flynn, and g. n. Moser'
The ushsrs were Messrs. s. B. Miley and
N. F, snarr. Miss Ola Keyser presided at
the organ. Among the guests we're Mr.
and Mrs. Snarr, Mr.. and Mrs. Mlley, Mr..
and Mrs. Hawkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Keckley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Crabill, Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Borden, MI
Blumber. Miss Mary Williams, Miss Anna
wsely, Mr.. Jno. McNameo. Martinsburg,
W. Va, Mr.. Jno. Floyd, Hsgerstown,
Nd, Mrs, Mary Gay, Harrisonburg, Mr.
and Mrs. W. B. Flynn, Memphis, Tenn
DR.. and Mrs. Cline, Woodstock, aud DR..
Shaver. The presents were numerous
and valuable.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-10-31
PoWELL'S FORT ITEMS.

Our farmers are about through seed
ing.
The Dnnkards will hold their love feast
the first Saturday in November.
J.w. Funk raised 63 bushels of sweet
potatoes on one-sixth Of an acre. Can
any one beat this :
Miss Eliza Jett skipped from here
short time ago and we're married IN
Hagerstown, Nd.
wv. Funk has the honor of hauling
the biggest load of bark over the noun
tains with three horses that has ever gone
ont of this Valley. The load that the
three grays pulled over 10 Woodstock
weighed 3, $50 pounds.
Rev. Meredith, (colored) of Wood
stock, made an appointment to gneach at
the Cross Roads, last Sunday, att o'clock
but did not put in his appearance. This
is the third or fourth time that he ha'
failed to meet his appointments.
1t is said that the president of the rail-
road III at is to run through the Fort, was
through here few days ago, looking up
the mineral lands of this section. We
hope this enterprise will be pushed
through our little valley, as it would
work wonders in our midst.
WILD CAT.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-10-31

This community was inexPressibly
,hocked and saddened on Monday morn
ing over the sudden and entirely nm
expected death Of Miss Mary c. Clover,
the daughter of Mr.. Samuel V. r. Clover,
the we'll known merchant Of this place.
But few persons knew that she was i'll,
and not even her own family knew Of her
dangerous condition until brief hour or
two before her pure young spirit left this
earth for Heaven, causing the sad
bereavement to fall upon the loved ones
of her home with q heart-breaking sud-
denness. But few days before she was
about her accustomed duties and studies'
and little did any one think that the
beautiful maiden, just blooming into
bright and lovely young womanhood,
would 90 soon be resting from her lite
work. Barely nineteen summers had add
ed their golden brightness to her beauti-
ful girlhood when the pearly gates OF the
Celestial City opened to her young foot
steps, and with a smile upon her features
that was but the reflection of Heavens
glories "she wrapped the draperies of her
couch about her aud laid down to pleas
ant Dreams
To one of her strong religious convIc-
tons death had no terrorS, for 1t was but
the translation from earthly cares, joys
and sorrows to the InexpressIble peace OF
the new life.
From her early Girlhood she had been a
devoted member OF the Presbyterian
ehurch. end her deeply religious nature
shone brighter and brighter until II
merged into the full glory Of the perfect
day.
The funeral services were conducted II
the Presbyterian church on Wednes
day morning by her former pastor, Rev
IT. P. Epes, assisted by Revs. Geo. Hen
derlite and B. F. Ball, in the presence o
q very large and sadly impressed congre
cation, on the conclusion Of which tn
beautiful clay that had held the pure sou
of the young maiden was tenderly laid Il
rest in the Lutheran cemetery amid tn
tears Of many whose hearts went out il
the deepest sympathy to the bereave'
family.