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uor.1 RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
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sales So 400 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
Nrw-Nulh. TUESDAY. q

The following sal, wcr: hrd at tie iWhAns" and
Auction Room to-day
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AT E.I.!ZAB."rN. y. j.

To LET-1II2 BRO ANYWAY. NENT DEIhoN"oH'
TN. FINEST POSITION IN NIN.lpik
INNb>OMI~l S.bi;I: tN bE'ADWAN.
CiLNI u OAK 'FRONT.' AHp iiiIIN''H
SIRE IArT.Y II.!t.IETl' vol; BASS i.H> OK BEoh-
!..>' OFFICES ~ Any Hi'iI'L\>> Isl NlNf.HN'
LTASDN I,II. Ef.Nr 10 II ~inN>lNiL PAKlf L.
REDFEHN 4 sons, @IO 5TiI.NE,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15

COlTON-rLe spo. ntIkct iuI N'aA. hNt pr -
showed in pol:ant c!an-c >a'"> 'e' h@"' 10y con-
this dav last weck and Ci "e b'ts ui' doy H>t f"I.
MONrhtnt:
The Forrest City times., 1890-02-15
s.EGas. ADVERTISEMENTS.
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NfuTICE i= hereby given thr; under and by W virtue of The author ty conferred pou tuo tp a certain 'fra-t Deed oNccuted by Ni> ham C, Usrry and Laura F. Usery % nc Hs trustee far Fhe Dundee N0rtcaEe aud Trusi invcsfwent Cp.. hul, dated the idth dsy of psCrinhcr, l &, recorded tho lfth dGy uf Ncccu Der. lssf n tho office of the clerk of tho c3tcuis court in st tTfncss county. State oi Arkenssa. dCgDgu having been fnsde tn pay- t4gEt Uf tkc Hots& Rud tEe indebtedness ~ccurtsi hy saii FrRsf nee3 au tho saih The hQaaee Mortgage and Trust Investment Co itu, thc bcgteGeHr5 tAerCnnAcr having IT. HHestrt tnC t0 make sale of the rcai estate con sVypd tp Hlc Ia sad Trust Decd. ln order tn pay ttc indebtedness due said The Dundee MarlgaEe and Trust Investment Co. lim.. i Wdl ou Tuesday, the 18th iey of March. is9i At tAo principal dror ot tho Court House n ihe City ot Forrest Clty in the County ct >t franci-, state uf ArsaUsns, at tho hour ot twelve o'clock, Hu1n, offer fer sno t' inc high. est bidder Tor cash, the foI3aang described real estate:
 Tho northeast quarter (4f of section thirty east. together with all muics horses. cattle aud other 1.-Two stock now on sand place, con lainag in all la acres situated in tee County of ~t FrHncss. StHte nf Arkansas. al rights to SniuAfiun NF alaNEwl sesuent ot aid real estate, Q flf4ts Hf aEC1flttNn homestead and dover. aHl aa gtq#sa et redemption have been waived ana cu3sstSust ta said ftast p.cti. and the un- defsig gne1 as Trustee will sell said real estate free of all such rights nr interests,
 ALBERT s. CALDWELL, Trustee,
The Forrest City times., 1890-02-15

Mrs. c. H. Havens, left Saturday evening for Leland. Miss in resparse to telegram aiinemcing Use vrn alarming illness ~ t sister. News has since been received here that ;lle sister died. TnE TIMES extends its warmesi sympathy to the bereayed family.
 Memphis will undertake to eclipse New Orleans on Mardi G'as. at least as far as the ball k concerned. and ou readers are all invited L. attend fi,c i graud ball will bc given at Turner l Hall, Memphis, on Mardi Gras night. ] All masks must be raised at tue door.
 Cheatham's Chill Tonic. aside from being he best in the world, is all excel ! lent tonic for eufsebled persons, does Hot nauSeatt. enrichpS the blood and makrs Nou feel like new person. Try l it. For ,le by II Evans X G.. For rest CitE, and F T. Oliver at Caldwell.
 W. D. Barh. son of ]. Y. Bard. man. Rgtr Uf the West m Union Teleg aph business al this place, has just been app inted night chief of the Western Union office at Little Rock. The father is justly proud nf his sons success, and tue son is a proper subject of congratu- lation.
 When you need mild laxative you should have a medicine that will act on the liver and kidneys as we'll as the bowels. Beggs Vegetable Liver Pills are prepared expressly for this purpose lnsst on getting them. as they have m superior and few equals. c. E. Hinton, druggist.
 Gaylord X Hale. druggists. Osceola. Ark write: Certain Chill Cure gives better satisfaction than any fever and ague remedy We handle. We sell under guarantee and have never had bottle returned and never heard of a case where it failed to give satisfaction Sold by II. Evans X Co.
 F. ]. Medley, a gentleman If consid- erable prominence of Wheatley, was i'll town Monday, and gave us a pleasant call. He was surprised when informed how few subscribers we have in the western part of the county. We sup pose it is our fault, however, and pro pose ta dc our duty in the future.
 X negro brakeman on tue l.. k. < N . railroad made an awkward move in coupling a freight trsin at this place Thursday and got his hand caught he tween the drawheads. and mashed il so badly that his middle finger had to he amputated. Dr. J. E. Cummings very skillfully performed the amputation.
 When you are sick you want to get well don't you? Then try CUBAN CHILL TONIC 1t cures Chills and Feyers of every type, from the shaking agnes of the North and West, to the raging levers of the tGrrid climate. r. k the same, health restoring, medicine sold aud guaranteed by C. r. I,iuton.
 The theatre, on Friday night, of last week. vas poorly attended on account of the very inciemeut weather. The company k perhaps Il goud cue. bat could not play to empty chairs, and heuce these who did attend were n0f overly pleased Me do mt ceusure tie company, but rather symqathize with them.
 Saturday afternoon number oi young friends gathered 8t the family resideuce of Gap' and Mrs l. II. Avery lo eel lebrate the birthday ol Miss kllse their beutfal elder daushtcr The time WAS worry pleasantly pass q in gamps, conversation. stc.. and those attending were deligbtfully enter taiiipd.
The Forrest City times., 1890-02-15

"Oh papa, dfd you know thai Mrs, Jenkins daughter is entirely well : l saw her yesterday, agd she says she was recommended to use Ramon's Tonic Liver Regulator and after talk ing two bottles, the disease Jeff her. Y
 Such will be tho result fo all who are sick and make use of this won- dcrful remedy. If you arc bilious, dyspeptic, have livero CT kidney com plaint, or any of the symptoms of these diseases, it will cure you and tone up and strengthen your system. Send to the Brew, ntg Co. .Crseaepitie. Tern. for q soc. or sI.oo package and receive Freo q box of Ramon's Tonic Liver Pills,
The Forrest City times., 1890-02-15
EuclSlen's Arnlea salvo.

1he Jest SHive n fife world fer Cuts, !iluiSts Sores t'ncers, Salt khegm, Fewer Sores. l'et;er, cbaprvl uauls, tlAibtau,s, cVFps W4d ih Skin lup- tous. .alj positively cagtS ptips uf ne pay rtqai,ed IS guaranteed ;o 1iee ptt,tV, satisfaction. ot money re iuHl- ed Prize = cents ger box. tor sale NN Hinton
The Forrest City times., 1890-02-15

Do you waut your daughters to learn how to cook2 Then start them il with the Cooking Class commenced ia the March number of nemorest' Family Magazine. Do ya7 want to start your children in the kiudergu system of instructions. and keep them amused at home for hours at a timeY Here is an- otler chance t. refer to the March number of that wonderful magazine l. and when you once have | in your hands fl you are not already BeQuaint- ed with it, yoa will be surprised to iind that YOU baye made great error in suppes,ng tl;at 1t was composed oi laslien sheets. + would sesm imgo ssi- ble tp get up magazine tht would be ueitCf suited for every member of tie family. at the iow priee of 9 cents q copy or S2 ee per year. Published by W Jenaiugs Demorrst, lo East ii,n St, New York.
The Forrest City times., 1890-02-15
Monav to Loan

nun prepared t, negotiate lnanS on real estate qaiekiy in suns and nnon terms. iaSuit borrowers Rt iu lier cent uststest No interest ur commission taken nj in vance. lau get all lau borr v l alsa usakp abstracts ol tilis on short no is and Ut reasonable iates. JAMES M. STEWART.
The Forrest City times., 1890-02-15
Dissolution Notice

NOTICE is hereby given ta all whom lt may ~ coGCcru. that the iirtr known as Rcho X Wilson, Bakers, is this day dissolved by mutual consent, F. Wilson having -ald bia interest t. Jobn Ecpa. the Former rct3res whitc the latter assuusc. Rh liabilities of. and outlccsa ail sc. counts due, the artn, as above stated. The business will he continued. as heretofore Ihanking tae public for past favUrs. and hop ing that liberal patssn&ee will continue at thgs hoaEc. kvspoctfuily..
 IOHs RTuo,
 F., WILSON. Forrest City, Ark Feb'y 10th, Isn.
The Forrest City times., 1890-02-15

On JpA -s ls#i before Eq lsbg s'ie ist oAy tuare mai- ! < .9it,S hf-i HiNH i@ rats as Ani sslass f fAS iivf 8t atH GauNGE MiNKs
 SIC t 2 iiaeley
The Forrest City times., 1890-02-15
rAr aAlM

Ihlru Etve acres lAWYvs 3.At ' miles .sfaaesg " FutIusl ~ Usa two miles soutlscf Llgtlv tneN X Mem l,his R. R Dresis prleei
 ~ N BI.ALOck.
The Forrest City times., 1890-02-15
For integrity Of it's Drawings and pfomp:
 Payment ot Prses,
.&zz19gsgs-.9 
Commissioners

Ms the uudcraig lcd Banks and Bankers. ea pay ali prizes drawn tu The Louisiana 9ctc Lotteries which may hc presented at our 0aHnfprG;
 F T. wAINsLEY. President Louisiana Na- t.aeal Hank
 t'fWtBE i.ANAt'X, Prest State Nairl Rank BALDWIN. Prest New Orleans National Bank
 NAHL CONN prest Union Rational Bank GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING, kt .Ac Academy of Mus,c, New 0licaus,
 II lsSpts, GAlECI II. 1890 f tsitsst f>rtSr. $500. .Naa 7 Ian aao Tickets at SsG oach: Halves. $ta: Qlarters S5 Fe0ths. se; .Gwcnt{efhs.S St
The Forrest City times., 1890-02-15
An emlnantTaxan.

MR. A. k. HAwKsS Sir. | am much pleased wRh the rantiseope glasses you so perfectly adapted to my eyes; with them ! am enabled to read. as in my youth. the finest print with the greatest ease. chewfglY recommend them to the public.
 Respectfully R. E. IlcBBAgp.
 EX-Gpy. ot rexas. All eyes fitted and fit guaranteed by A.
The Forrest City times., 1890-02-15
Warning order

Warning order. stephen Castloherry, Plaintiff; In st Frar.
 NSs tia N fCtsif Fuss CRstieherry. Defendant ! Court Tho [ temAaut Fuss Astgcierrfy. s wnfussi to apt~ae i th Court within thirty Aays aua an-aer tie c4Harin ni ot ac plaintifE, Stephen gastieherry, nitd f this causc
 in testimony whereof | hereto set my hand and he seal of said court this lsth day of Feb ruary, ilSn T. Q. FITZPATRICK, Clerk,
The Forrest City times., 1890-02-15
Discrimination for the month begin ming 9th of January ts9O.

Charley Cox, as; Guy Cotton, 9i; Charley Gnrry, ga; Andrew Jackson, a7 Ematl Hinton, 95, Chester Nash, a5: lagh Mccormick. 8T, V. Mccormick VI Feytsm No tt sa, Charley Davis. 9i: N right 4ewls. 9S, Emma llavens. GS, Hattie Whitman, s7, Eva Hunter, sT; Ernest ssck, 97
The Forrest City times., 1890-02-15

aAMQMsS aEt cures Nopsslgsa, Asad. ache, loOthache, Cramps, Ccilc and alt Palm prlco, 25css. and tccts.
 .9A00Mso NGNyE and ncAH oti cures "a SSss saas ssssc:' ssc: ssS5sfs sSsss
The Forrest City times., 1890-02-15
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Write for catalogue to Tipton , Hurst, Little Rock, Ark.
The Forrest City times., 1890-02-15
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We have the Allowing report of the department and standing iu studies of the sch ,!ars attending Mesdames Role son and lIa:eier's school The maxi mum ls iDn.
The Forrest City times., 1890-02-15
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The Forrest City times., 1890-02-15

When nah- was slek. NC es7e her csro-sa, When she MS C},id. a.4e cried tor cas,oria. When she becesae Nts, she rieas to CsssaFia. whea she had cAll.roa, sse rayo tl.eu casiesia,
The Forrest City times., 1890-02-15


 Last summer, about the last week in June, Mr. William Goat took his famiiy and left the city. He did so. SD quietly and without advising his friends of his departure, which caused many Co be- lieve at he tim" iir vas entertaining ill feelings taw5t1d 0uf usually pacific com munity some she leading citizens though 1t Il Spieniid idea to advertise for his Hnereabouts, in order to assure him that no one held the slightest de gree of hatred against him, and to, also, assure him il he would return. and be present at our fourth of July festivities he. with his entire family, should occupy a prominent position at the table of the midday repsst. A different judgement prevailed, however, and tue cause, that prompted the sudden leaving of so prominent family Is still q mystery or rather. w.ts a mystery until Thursday last, wien We met on North Front street the whisGered gentleman. witt Ms Mamie Goat leaning cOnplaisant- " on !is left fote-'eg, and two of the boys dressed neatly ia new suit We held a hurried interview with him and h. cleared the mystery by explaining that his departure was the result of decision ut his tn the effect that he be-
 ieved 1t far healthier for himself and family to move from the city eich year a few weeks previous te the arrival of
 he fogtth of July, We understood him tp say, aS we hurried ou that he had explained his pans to q one save Esquire Cole. But Mir. Goat k her, with his family aud we extend him a warm welc hine, With the rl'al inyit : ton lo remain with Us til next fourth of July.
The Forrest City times., 1890-02-15
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The Golden Hours Literary Club was efgapized "Wednesday night at the reS- idsnee of Mrs. C. V Nimmo After spending a shnrt time in social converse the business of the club was put before the members. The officers for three months were elected ahd are as follows: Y. W. Barrow. president !. Y. Brady, yice-preSident; Miss Annie Pearson. treasurer; Miss Pearl May, librarian; W. r. Mason. secretary. The usual business of such il society was gone through and committees were ap- pointed
 The constitution of the National Gol- den Hours Club was adopted and m mitiee appointed to write d constitution fer this branch of the organization.
 The object of this society is to i'm prove the mental and molal faculties ot the young people, tu exchange views upon all subjects ot interest in the lit erHry world, to promote the reading of pure lterature, to repreSs the reatliug ot poisonous literature, to bring togelh- er the young people, to accomplish any thing in the way of promoting the liter ary interest of the town. We hone the young people will exert themselves to- ward iner sing the interest in this club. and that the older persons will render them all tine assistance they possibly can. Mrs. Nimmo and Miss Annie Pearson have the sincere thanks of all interested in this work, for the active part they have taken hy offering their residence. as a place of meeting until thoroughly organized. The next meet ing will he held at the residence of Miss Annie Pearson on Tuesday night of next week and We hope there will be q gocd attendance
The Forrest City times., 1890-02-15

fENFARFR that the payment of Prizes k SsNARAsrEsn uY fotA NATIONAL RANKS or Nsv ORLEANS. and the tickets are sigued hy thr President of Rn institution whose char tered rights nra recognized tn the highest 9grts; therefore beware of all limitations or anonymous schemes
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The Forrest City times., 1890-02-15
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The Forrest City times., 1890-02-15

-2GT5 sGA1z-i Address N. A. pACpHIN.
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The Forrest City times., 1890-02-15
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It is b@t justice Co our scholars to say that oar smail roll of honor this and last month, is due Co absence on account of sickness. and not to failure Ill scholarship or department, Being absent two days daring the month, ur twice tardy, tprfeits tor the scholar his standing on the roll If honor And there has been much sickness in thr families Of our patr0us during the lust two months. ANNA Y. ItoLEsoN.
The Forrest City times., 1890-02-15

Arst sAssse sruabled ith neryousness resulting lsuna eAre or oserwork will he relieved hs taking
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