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The Forrest City times., 1890-08-02
THE FORREST CITY TIMES. LANDsOlGT & VApAkiN.
 sATyRDAy, AUG. 2, 1890.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.


 ERECTION sErrgNHxH l, tW.
 Fs,r GoNcrs,or: JAMES r. EAGLE. of ionukc. Fur Secretary of state; a. BtltlSM. of l<'gan. For Apditor of Stntc WI. S. DUNLOP. of Monroe.
 For Trcnsnrer: Rpt,ERT B, MORROW. of Scbastian. For Attorney General: WI. E. ATKINSON. of Nevada. E~ su,t. Public Instruction: ,i,,stAH It. SiiINN, of Pulaski. For N,miaissiunrr or state Lands. C II. MYERS. of Pulaski. tvr Commissioner of AgrictIlturc: NJ. r. LOCKE. of Crawford. For Consrcss Fjrst District: W. n CATE. uf Crasghcad For state senator. seventh Senatorial Dstric, Y. F.. STANLEY, of Woodruff. For Judge First Judicial District: II. N. Hutton, of Ice. Tor Prosecuting Attorney. firrt Judicial Dis
 trict: g. UrundislEc, Jr, of White.
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TIE Republicans of Jackson. White and several other counties have refused to endorse the ticket headed by Fizer
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Letter I.bst.

Following Is list of letters remain. ing unclaimed in the ps,st-oilice It For rest City. St. Francis county. Arkansas, for the week ending Saturday evening July a6. lStW:
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V1NHE TIMES IS authorized to announce Mn. ! W. S RRooK Rs, of Wheatiey township. as VI candida,c for tho of'icc of Representative of St, Francis county. subject to the action of the Democratic Primary Elcc ton. August 4ih lsQO.
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All a candidate for the office of ShcriU of \ st. Francis county. subject to the action of The Democratic Primary Elcrtitn, August ith. lsea, and would bc pleased to have your sup port.
 If fail to see sou before sad election 1t will be owing to the shortness ot time.
 Respectfully,
 F.. T, GRAY. Forrest City. Ark. July 2ath, 1870.
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LEaAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice rorlpublisnt tiOxA.--:sSO1 LAND OFFICE AT LITTLE RocK. ARk.,


 LAND OFFICE AT LITTLE kocE. Anx-; NOTICE is hereby given that the following
 named settler hss flied noticc of her iN- tentiou to make final plsDt in support 0t bcr claim. and that said prof will bc nssstc hefTc the County Judge, or in hts abscnce tho County Clerk. of St Francis county. nt For rest City. Ark. on August lssh. lsep. viz Eliza J. Lindsey. U. F. No. i''s". Tor the soisth- west quarter of section nine, township nve north, range three east. She natncs the following witnesses to provo her continuous residence upon and cuifiva" ton of said land. vix..
 T. n. Caldwell. or Caldwell, Ark; c. ". Stokes of Caldwell Ark; W. B. Weaver, of Forrest City. Ark. Gilbert Bowers, of For rest City. Ark.
 COM MISSION I5Is'S SALE. Notice is hereby given that the under signed, as Commissioner appointed by the St. Francis Circui, Court. in Chancery. at the April term thereof. 1890. in the cause therein in which Thompson X Hatcher are plaintiffs. against Robert llaskins, tt als.. defendants, will 0n
 SATURDAY. Arousr srII. 1890, within the hours for legal sales, in front of the court house door. in the Town or Forrest City. County of St. Francis. sell to the highest and best bidder. m credit of tour months from day of sale, the fol- lowing described real estate. to-wit: The northwest quarter of section twenty-itue ta9l. township five t5) north, range three t3l east.
 Given under my hand. as such Commits sioner, this July 10th. 1890.
 T. Q. FTTzrATRICK.
 Comnissioiler.
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FINHE TIMES ie authorized to announce MR.
 | C. F. HINTON. of Madison township. us a candidate for the office ot Shcrin of St Fran c,s county subject to the action of the Demo- cratic Primary Election. August iith iSO.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
FOR SHERIFF.

tl,ttE TIMES is authorized to announce Ma
 l JouN NJ. DAVIS, as a candidate for re election to inc o,lcc of sheriff of St Francis county, subject to the action of he democratic urinary election, August Hih. ts.s.
 FlNHE TIMES is authorized 10 announce Mn
 l ]. W. McCuLLtRs. Of GrswgS township as H candidate fur the office of Sheriff of St. Fran cis county, subject io the action of the Demo cratic Primary Election, August lith. iSn
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IfIFS ~. ITFfUf Alex, Abe uuffier. RA ucii. ! c Clark. NJ n
 ppugh.riy. TIP Navts. J
 icaye-. SAlie Harris, NinuA Jones, Jean James. Tiiiar
 lanee. A II Powers. Silva
 Nunr, Anss Turner. E.i,ie MeMlilun. Ferhy NcMiiord. An,ircw Parties calling for the above letters will please say advertised" and must
 pay one Il cent for each letter deliv' cred. Mas. Nj. F.. WINFIELD. r. NJ.
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rI,HE TIMES is authorized to announce Il PRoF GEo. L. JACKSON as a candidate for the office of Assessor of St. Francis county. subject to the action of inc Democratic Fri- mary Election. August Huh. is9O.
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 FOR REPRESENTATIVE

FOR REFRESHMENTS.
 FVHE TIMES is authorized tn announce MR. \ !. r. WAtKER. Of Goodwin township, as Il randtlatc for Representative of St. Francis county. subject to the action of the Demo crntic Prin,ary Elcction. August 1ith lsM.
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-02

yl&HE TIMES is authorized to announce Mn.
 | JouS !. JosES, of Franks township. as n candidate for the of5lcc Of Assessor of Si. Francis county, subject to the action of tho Democratic Primary Election. August lith, lsAf
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 FOR ASSESSOR

FVNnE TIMES is authorized to announce Mn
 <. D. ArpERSoS. as a candidate for rts clecttou to the office of Assessor uf St. Francis county, suhjcci to the action of the Dcmc cratic Primary Election, August Hth. tSsU
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tI1HE TIMES Is authorized to announce Mn.
 4 w T. HORTON as candidate for the once of Assessor of St. Francis county. subject to the action of the Democratic Primary Election. August l<th 1SsN
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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-08
The Electric Road.

The Elec: ric Street Railway cars
were running last night from Fifth
ard Hancock to Second and Ohio
streets, loaded to their utmost capaci-
ty with ladies and gentlemen 10 take
a ride on what promises to be one OF
Sedalia's leading enterprises. The
conductors were appointed to their
respective cars yesterday, and will
run as follows:
Car No. ST. NJ. Faurote, con.
ductor.
Car No. LILO ard Ramsey, con.
ductor.
Car No. Calvin Settles, con.
ductor.
Judge Metsker has placed a double
moter on the road, No. 8, In charge
of Conductor Faurote.
The conductor for the fourth Cal
has not yet been appointed.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-08

A young man named Rice and
Miss Adams, daughter of a Pettis
county farmer, attended the picnic at
Lamonte Friday but not together.
They we're lovers, greatly to the dis
gust of The girls father. Realizing
that the consent of her parents to her
marriage would be withheld, Miss
Adams attended the picnic in COM
pany with young man named De
Jannett, whom she soon shook and
then consented to elope with her
lover, and they left the picnic
grounds in the young mans buggy,
behind spirited tam. About this
time old man Adams appeared on the
scene and started in pursuit, but the
clippers eluded him, and Lamonte
people who came down yesterday
stated that nothing was known as to
their whereabouts
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Will Not accept It.

David Mccormick, of Kansas City,
representing ]. B. Smith Il Co., oil
Chicago, who paved Ohio street, ar.
rived in the city at noon yesterday
and is at Kaiser's Mr.. Mccormick
will present a communication TO the
council tomorrow might, declining t.
acc pit tie contract for paving Third
street, owing to the fact that Judge
Me skier will not pay for paving be-
tween the street railway rats and Que
foot each side thereof. This action is
taken on the advice of Mr.. Smiths at
torneys. and it looks very much like
the thorCughfare would not be paved.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-08

Rev. DIR. Atwill, pastor of Trinity
church, Toledo. Ohio, has announced
bis acceptance of the bishopric of the
diocese Of West Missouri. and will re-
move TO Kansas City in the near
future. He will probably pay visit
to the diocese next month and look
over the condition of the churches.
He has charming family of daught-
ers who will be a social acquisition to
the state. His family will probably
remove from Toledo to Kansas City
during the early part of the autumu.
Episcopslians are well pleased over
the announcement of DR.. Atwill's &C
ceptance of The bishops Office and they
are all anxious to meet their new
spiritual leader.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-08
Need Locking After.

Complaints have reached the BAzoC
office that the fire plugs in the city
are not examined often enough BY
the fire department. A gentleman
who resi- les in the vicinity of the fire
plug at Sixth and Engineer streets
says that particular one has not been
examined for over eighteen months
II this is true, the plug is no doubt
filled up with mud and would not be
serviceab'e In case of fire.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-08
OF rnsound Mind ArNiu.

j. L. Hull, a well-to-do farmer
living near Dresden, who was dis
charged from insane asylum No. 3 al
Nevada recently as cured, was found
at the Merchants hotel acting
strangely yesterday. 1t being evi
dent that his mind was sgain unbal
lanced, he was turned over to Sherif
Smith and cared for at the county
jail until evening, when his brother
who had been notified, came after hin
and took him home. Should his con
dition not improve, the county court
will be called upon to pass on his
case.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-08

Hugh Anderson entertained &
number of his relatives on The Fourth
at what may be termed a family re
union. The day was passed in the
pleasant grove near Mr.. Anderson:
residence, and at night the heavens
were Illuminated by a splendid dis
play OF fireworks.
Charles Conrad, E. w. Lamy
and George Menetee were the judges
of The races at the park on the Fourth.
They performed their duties in an
able msnner, yet contrary to the Gus
tom Cf the turf no one suggested that
there was a surcease from labor aud
reward in something extra dry.
w. p. Cousley had most cred
liable display of fireworks at his home
on East Broadway on the night of the
Fourth, and a number of his neigh
bors were present to enjoy the pleas
ur.s of the evening with him There
were also refreshments, and a good
time generally was had.
MIR. and Mrs. John S. Woods
entertained a merry party at their
country home. 1t was a family re-
union, so TO speak, with a few ou.-
siders as Invited guests, and the day
was spent most delightfully."-. As q
matter of course magnificent coun-
try dinner was one of the features,
and all present did it ample justice.
On Fourth of July eve Edward
Cassidy had narrow Ipe from a
serious accident. While driving
down Ohio street a thoughtless young
man threw package of lighted fire.
crackers under his horse The ami
NAL started to run and just as Mr..
Cassidy had obtained control of the
frighte ned horse one of the lines
broke. the rattle of the exploding
crackers fur her excited the animal
aud he started at a wild gait down
Obi. Mr.. Cassidy with rare pres
ence of mind used the single line TO
GOOD advantage. bringing the hprse
up against a telegraph pole and
checking his flight sufficient to ALLOW
him to jump out of the buggy and
catch the animals he'd.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-08
Aorber Worm DESTROYER.

A. T. Thompson, of this city, de.
sires to inform the BAzoo readers
how to put an end to the destructive
leaf des rogers. He says Paris green
may do tn, work if applied in guam
titles sufficient to thoroughly soak the
trees. but that the remedy is not only
unreliable but too expensive for the
average property owner or renter.
His remedy, or worm destroyer, is 9
sure shot every time, he says, and be.
sides is very inexpensive. Mr..
Thompson uses pulverized birthstone,
five cents worth being sufficient fol-
sn ordinary orchard, or grove VI
shade trees The mode of application
is as follows: Split the bark on the
limbs effected fir, m four to six inches,
leugthwise of the limbs; work the
bark loose and insert the sulphur be-
tween the wood and bark with case
knife or thin wooden scalpel then
glue a piece of bark or leather ovel
the THU opening to keep out the air
Mr.. Thompson says the sap of the
tree carries the sulphur into the leave:
and the worm soon sickens and die
after eating portion of the Leaf.
The remedy and the mode of ap
plication is very simple and is wei
worth trying. Mr.. Thompson say
he has seen it successfully tried many
times during the past forty years and
! he knows it will ''knock The stufin'
out of worms every time.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-08
At Per,le' Springs.

The Wheelers of johnson county
held celebration at Pertle Spring.
on the Fourth. Over 1000 people
were on the grounds. Hon. Norman
Coleman. of st. Louis, addressed the
people upon the topics which were
Of vitsl interest to the farmer. Fire
works on the lake at night closed the
days festivi,irs.
The Sedalis Rifles, to the number
of %, went up the evening of the 3rd
and went in'o camp until Friday
night, when they returned at mid
night. They were accompanied by a
number of lady and gentlemen
friends and had a most enjoyable
time.
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MOrauary Matters.

The six months old daughter of j.
G. Warrin, living at No. 239 East
Howard street, died at 6 o'clock Fri
day morning and was buried at g
o'clock yesterday forenoon.
Edridge Gayhart, the colored
blach: NTH, died at 5:25 o'clock a. m.
Friday, of drupsy, after five weeks,
i'lues., aged 90 years, and will be
buried from the colored Baptist
church at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
The deceased was good citizen and
the acknowledged head of his race in
Sedalia. He leaves a wife and FIVE
children.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-08

Sedalia Temple No. 20, a colored
society, installed the following officers
at the hall on West Main street, Fri
day night: Chas. Hayes, c. NJ;
Thos. Carter, V. NJ; j. V. Carter,
Treasurer; A. j. Stephens. Secretary;
j. D. Hickman, Drilimaster. A festi'
val Was given during the day and
evening. and splendid music was fur.
nished by The colored band Of Rich,
mond. Mo-. which arrived Thursday
night to participate IN the festivities
of the Fourth.
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The Fireworks.

At night there was a large crowd
at the park to witness the display of
fireworks, which was not frst-c'ass. to
say the least. Many were of the
opinion that the exhibition was to be
given by the fambeau club, and when
they learned to the contrary their dis
appointment WIS crest.
Taken as whole, Sedalia's celebra-
ton was very creditable, and will
long be remembered with pleasure.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-08
A Gauzy Claim.

Tie Upton Times came to the
BAzoo Friday with an article under
the caption, Wouldn't Be Robbed
referring to the game of base ball
played at Association Park between
The Browns and Hurs,'s Drug nine of
Upton. The Times gives a glowing
acrount of how the Tiptons were
robbed of the glory Of going home as
the victors of the game. A represent
alive of the BAzoo witnessed the
game and saw the play that was
made, which was justly decided by
Umpire Edwards. As to Captain
Christopher, he used very poor judg
ment. to saw the least.
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Police Co0Pt.

Considering that yesterday was the
day after the Fourth, the police court
docket was not large, it be-
ing as follows: John Henry Summers,
drunk, fined $40; Joe Hewitt, drunk,
81 and costs; Lulu Turpan and Lizzie
Appleby, alias Nellie Wright, keeping
rooms for an immoral purpose, SO
each; E. w. Rabsr, John Bumpas,,
John Spencer, Harry Williams and
Sam Rogers, trespass, SIS each.
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Married by Judge Fisher.

When Justice A. d. Fisher visited
mis- office yesterday morning he found
Mr.. Francis M. Potts and Miss Flora
j. EIDE, of Green Ridge, awaiting
bim. They were possessed of a mar.
riage license and desired the Judge to
perform the ceremony. He did so in
his usual happy manner, then ex-
tended congratulations and the young
couple departed for their country
home.
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AWelI Deserved Promo,ion.

Mr.. Fred Guenther, for number of
years the efficient teller of The First
National bank, who has been elected
assistant cashier of that institution, is
one of Sedalia's rising young men.
The promotion was well earned, and
in bis new posit on the patrons of the
First National bank wilt find Mr..
Guenther the same corteous and
obliging gentleman. The BAzoo exc
tends its congratulations to Mr.. Guen
Their and also commends the directors
on their wise selection.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-08
Shot in the Mouth.

Bob Riley, some lines called Broth
ers, colored, and having only one leg,
vas shot in the mouth by another cnl-
ored boy named Tom Porter, at OF
tervilIe, Friday even 'ng, an a is said
to have been mortslly wounded.
Porter is reported to have stolen a
horse and escaped. RiIdey's mother
was visiting here and left for Otter,
vile at noon yesterday. The cause
which led to the shooting was not
learned.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-08

The races in the afternoon were not
holly enough contested to make them
exciting. The track was in poor con.
dition, being dry. dusty, and covered
with a thick coating of finely puive-.
lied dirt. making wheeling about as
difficult as a drag through a sandy
pain. In the first race Jew Simon
was prime favorite, yet Joe K. bad
many admirers who did not hesitate
to back their choice with hard ceases.
Joe K. had the pole at the start. LIS
Puma in the middle and Jew Simon
on the outside. The bay stallion on
the back stretch went to the front
and held the lead throughout the race
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-08
AZ LauOnte.

More than 1900 people consre-
gated at Wade's grove, ihree-fourths
of q mile from LamoDte, and spent
the Fourth most pleasantly. as NUM-
Der of Sedalians will testify. Hon.
George F. Longan. of this city, was
the orator of the day, aud addresses
were also delivered by Senator Wiles,
of Illinois, and Judge Biiey, OF
Ssd.lia. At the noon h 'ur well filed
baskets were produced and the crowd
sat d wn to dinner, when a genuine
lovefeast followed. At no place 10
the state, the BAzoo ventures the
prediction, was the day spent more
pleasantly than at L1monte.
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Tendered His Reslg nation,

Thomas Sidiner, who for the past
two years has been connected with the
Postal Telegraph Co., rendered his res
ignation yesterday, to accept a posi-.
ton as operator in the Sweet Springs
hotel. The BAzOo's best wishes 60
with him.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-08
Fourth Notes.

The old familiar sign, "BACE
BALL TODAY" was seen On Third
street Friday. 1t made FATTY"
weep.
Peter Brandt's patriotism was
equalled by few, TO- his entire front
porch was covered with stars and
stripes.
Willis p. King, Jr., was one of
the orators at the celebration at Shell.
don, Vernon county, and acquitted
himself with honor.
Charlie Raiffeisen didn't witness
the display of fireworks at the park.
but, instead, had an exhibition of his
own that was highly creditsb!e.
A foul ball in the afternoon game
at the park will cause My Jeweler'
to purchase a new umbrellas. The
sphere knocked hole into the old
one that a cat could be thrown through.
With shesfs of wheat and cat:
and stalks of green corn clever!y sand
wiched in between numerous flags
the front of the Sedalia grain ex
change, of which Capt. r. P. Archer
is manager, presented beautiful ap
pearance.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-08

A spark from a passing locomotive
set fire to a 40-acre meadow near
Knob Noster Friday, ana before the
flames could be extinguished they had
communicated to the cemetery. The
fence was destroyed, tombston.s black
ened and considerable other damage
doue before the fire was put out.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-08
Al AQlmRn

~, Be man a crowd Of l 200 to l.
800 people enjoyed basket picnic in
the beautiful park, with Martin Mon
SEES as master of ceremonies. There
was no speaking, but dancing. sing
ing. muse, games aud refreshments
furnished amusement for all. Fully
400 people went out on the morning
train from here, while quite a num-
Der made the trip by private Convey
ance. With the exception of cou-
pie of "scraps," everything passed off
nic ly. NJ. Green, of Sedalia, and
Will Greun.,of Beamsn, were both ar
rested for fighting, and Justice Andy
Mann will pass upon their cases.
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The Rail- Games.

The ST. Louis Little Nicols arrived
on the morning train and pl. yei two
games at the park during the day.
In the morning, with Clark in the
box, the visitors won from the Seia-
Ii IS by score Of IL to 10.
Clark would have won the
game with ease bal he not given so
many men base on balls. Only four
hits were made off of him, but bis
support was not Of The best. The
score: