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The Forrest City times., 1890-01-11

TIE TIMES extends to Bro. E. l., Givens, and estimable wife, of Bates. vile, the brotherly sympathy of the e,litor in their recent sad atiiiciion by the death of their manly, l2 tear-old son. He was just entering the most interesting period of life, and this sud den demise has shattered he bright hopes of the loving patents upon the fptuip
The Forrest City times., 1890-01-11

TnE first duty of every citizen Is to sustain his home newspaper aud if he can afford tu take but one paper if should iie the ono which gives him the local news Hut there arc few persons in the United Statcs who read at all who da not subscribe for more than one paper. National Democrat, Washington. n. (.
 To keep abreast of the times now-a- days, one should have the home paper, | good daily, and d national weekly the second for news from all quarters, the third for party aud capital city news, and information.
The Forrest City times., 1890-01-11

MRs. ROBERT TyLE K died in Mont gomery, Ala, yesterday, in the 74th year of her age. Mrs. Tyler was a daughter of the tragedian, Thomas Cooper, and Mary Fairie, Il celebrated belle of New York. In lSi0 she mar ried Robert Tyler. eldest son of Presi- dent Tyler, and, upon the special re- quest of the president and of his wife, who was an invalid, she presided as "lady of the White iIouse" during the first three years ot President Tyler s administration.--National Democrat, Washington, D. C.
The Forrest City times., 1890-01-11

South will bc regarded in the White House aud in the republican states of the North as evidences of race warfare. in which it is easy to convince tho republicans Of the North that the whites. being democratic. were tho asEres- sors. in the hope of being able to turn it to the political account Of the aforesaid southern re- publican politicians, who evidently kept still and allowed the colpred people to live quietly ard obey the law while thcro was democratic pf~sitieut
The Forrest City times., 1890-01-11

\ CORRESPONDENT in yesterdays Gazette makes a long and very torcihe rca for the secret ballot as the sure means Of saving the state from terrible scenes such as occurred last year ut Plummoryilc, St. Francis county and elsewhere. He considers the matter of sufficient importance to justify tho ealing of an extra session ot tbe lcgiSp;ure. it isainiS- take to suppose that secret ballot law will entirely eradicate the bad passions which find expression in mob violence aad bloody deeds. No scccrct ballot can procure far election wbcrc a band of uascr'upuiouS men are deter mined to have the offices rcaardiess of the votes The Democrat is in favor of the secret ballot, md Il desires to see il ndOnted in Arkansas at the next session of the legi stature.
 5nt there are certain things that the secret ballet efficient for good us 1t is-cannot do.-- Arkansas Democrat.
 II the Democrat means the above as a stab at the democrats of this county. and to insinlatc that we have d ''band of unscupulous men, who are deter mined to have the offices regardless of the votes" it is very much mistaken and does this county a wrong, and gains for itself no credit. The demo- cratic party of St. Francis county de- sires d free ballot and Il fair count. V and for this reason favors the secret httftVts hittb Nilt tsiNts tiV OO away with many of the numerous causes of briols, riots and assassina- tions, to which the Democrat refers. Under the present system, there is So much intimidation that it is imposSi- ble to get an honest expression from | the negroes. The secret ballot will come nearer getting t than any other mode, aud then the people will be too glad to see those who are elected take charge ot the offices. The fact that the democratic party is ever on the defensive, and that the republican is the aggressive party, is proof that ii the latter could become honest, the
 former would have no occasion to be dishonest.
The Forrest City times., 1890-01-11
The Editors Prize.

Mr, A. k. Hawkes. has gained national reputation as practical optIcian, and his celebrated spectacles and pateai spring eye glasses are known throughout the United States. We are writing this article with a pair of his New chryssaiixrd Lenses. and they seem to us as transparent as light It. self and with them the finest print k as clear as in youth, Editor Christian Adyo- cate. All eyes fitted and it guaranteed by \. NJ. Mussnn.
The Forrest City times., 1890-01-11
Dlaableci for Businos..

Several years ago my health failed ine and was compelled to give up my busi- Hess. was In constant agony caused fgotn eNcrueia,ing palns in my back. liver aud stomach. tried every medicine could hear of. but without receiving any relief. My attention was Then called to S. <. x. l tried five bottles of 1t. and re- culsetl the most gratifying results. l am today as healthy and sound man as you will find any where. and owe 1t all 10 the curative properties to be found In swifs's Specific is. s. :, R l.. Womack.
 Morgantown. \. C. Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
 SWEETS SPECIFIC Co.,,
 Atlanta. Ga.
The Forrest City times., 1890-01-11

mittee. headed by Clayton in Arkan- sas. is behind tho throne in tho va rious cases ofperscoutions lately docket ed in the federal courts. With an in- telligent jury and a fair trial, the de- fendants in the damage case have no fears of the result.
The Forrest City times., 1890-01-11

TnE second annual meeting of the Grand Lodge of Arkansas. lndepen dent Order of Good Templars, convened Wednesday; January sth, ls0o, at Lit tie Rock, Ark.
The Forrest City times., 1890-01-11


 TnkRE Is every thing in looking at the bright side Of things, even whom that side ts not vcrs hmlnpus People can complain Of had symptoms and hasi tines antil tbes actnn!l, talk shemsc'vcs iist sickness aad Insolvency. Many g pane is avrrIed lls :. few brave. resoluto aien wnS tnspsge courage in oil around them. The world escs largely un confidence. If ynn hs,.l up your head aud talk about a fair business and good times. which we can nearly all see in the future, it Will be great deal better for you, although many of your bright anticipations should not be realized. If you are nil the time whining over dull times. business troubles and Imam cial losses people will conclude you are really in bad way. and instead of giving you more patronage to help sou in your troubles. they will turn their busincss to some ouc who has more cheerful views Of life as well a= business If you want people to have con ndesicc in you: If you want them Co help you. show them that you have the pluck, energy and good nature that are so necessary to success. The world respects a stable man and Il rising man. Arkansas Democrat.
 Prof. Mitchell drives a nail home oc- casionally and the above is one of the greatest truths.
The Forrest City times., 1890-01-11
Aav,c~to aothsr..

Mrs. Wtysicw's soof HING STRUT should aluays he used when eiisiGran 9se cutting teeth. ls re- leves the oace. it producea natural, quiet s!eep. and the sitie chcruh swskosas stright as button." lt IS very pleasant to taste. It poothes the ehiid softsus he gums ala all pain. rreslAtes ths bowels and sths best kssown remedy for diarrhsrs, whether nrisina rum teeshirg or other ca sses. Twenty-Five censs Q bette.
The Forrest City times., 1890-01-11

\ COUPLE of weeks ago we published bre that had occurred in the banner republican state in only the hast three ycars over the question of the location of county seats and school houses. The people of Kansas arc all ot the salne color, but they arc fay as apt te take down their Wnchestcrs and go gunniug for each other as the white and black people ot south Carolina National Democrat. lash ington, D. C,
 The Democrat may be slightly mis- taken as to color. but otherwise the above item is as true as gospel.'
The Forrest City times., 1890-01-11

TIE much esteemed wife Attorney Geleral w. E. Atkinson, died at their home in Little Rock, on 9th. inst. The family has the deepest sympathy of friends throughout the state.
The Forrest City times., 1890-01-11
ar Sale.

have one double-seated Spring Wagon and Harness, and one Dump Cart and Harness which will sell at bargain. Anybody wishing to buy will do well to see ine. Gall on or ad. dress (. II. HAyENs,
 Forrest City, Arkansas.
The Forrest City times., 1890-01-11

have a cough at any t.inc, and no other remcIy is so effective as this W orld- renowned prepara- ton. No household, with young children, should be without it. Scores of lives arc saved every year by its timely use.
The Forrest City times., 1890-01-11

We cordially invite the pubic call stock of We have the best all Furniture brought Forrest City The of Carpets for the price heard of In thing call for all and makes prices rich anu alike Our large orchouse filled Fall purchases and good bargains toners the benefit of them sell goods down.
The Forrest City times., 1890-01-11
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OdOra Preparatlons
Tie onIy true practical sIINIR OE LIFE AND HEALTH

All the opoRA Preparations arc delivhtsully pcrfumed. they completely furnish toilet rase and make an exquisite present for a gon- t.enan to give \ lady
 oDonA HATH POWDER preserves tho com pleSion, preventing wrinkles and a nabby skin IL neutraltxes the unpleasant ndors of the hady, rendering the skin smooth saft and supple, Used m a rather stronger solution. ff cures soft carnss aud k very So9thing lotion tof tender feet. EiEht ounce box s5 ecute Sixteen ounce bax. sf.an.
 opohA SHAMPOO POWDER IS cleansing 10 ualr and scalp. rendering the hair tsulrs aud soft, is Of great value t0 nervous people nd invalds: 1t saomotes the growth of tue hair, preserving It's natural color 25 cents PCT box oDoRA TOOTH PONDER is entirely solts. hic. now. slelientes t hafdrus thc gutng whitens and preserves tue teeth. rendering tho breath sweet.
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 OnuRA FACE POWDER Hash or white: Nhusl to tho French. smooth as sAiut parfeei. It harsIiless, and sofirns the fint ot the skin Twenty-Five cents per box
 Any cr afi tho %boFe lif your ,frlgplst does 1feA Ihxni, wil be sent by lnall postpaid on E~f}oc. \ ueautlhlt book frcu
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The Forrest City times., 1890-01-11

Amanda B. Jenner. Northampton, Mass, writes. Common gratitude iIn- pcls me to acknowledge tho great benc- fits have derived for my children from the use of Ayers most excellent Cherry Pecioral. | had lost two dear children from croup and consumption, and hal the greatest fear of losing my only re- maining daughter and son, as they were delicate. Happily, find that by giving them Ayers Cherry Pectoral, on the first symptoms of throat or lung trouble, they are relieved from danger, and are be- coming robust, healthy children"
 .In the winter of 1885 took bad cold which, in spite of every known remedy, grew worse, so that the family physician considered me iucurable, sup posing me to be in consumption. As Q last resort 1 tried Ayers Cherry Pecto- ral, and, in a shcrt time, the cure was complete. Since then have never been without this medicine. l am fifty years of age, weigh over lSo pounds. and att tribute my good health to the use of Ayers Cherry Pectoral, "-G. W Iouker, Salem, N. J.
 "Last winter contracted a severe cold, which by repeated exposure, be- came quite obstinate. I was much troubled with hoarsencss and bronchial irritation. After trying various metli- cines, without relief, at last purchased a bottle of Ayers Cherry Pectoral On taking this medicine, my cough ceased almost immediately, and I have been well ever since. ."--Kev. Taos. B. Russell, Secretary Holston Conference and F. F.. of the Ggeenville District, NJ. +. C., Jappslpr.l Tpnp
The Forrest City times., 1890-01-11
WHY COUCH,

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The Forrest City times., 1890-01-11
THE FORREST CITY TIMES
LANDvol6T & vADAkiN

SATURDAY, JANUARY II, 1890.
The Forrest City times., 1890-01-11
LyNcHlNes ocucn IN THE NonrH


 Referring to the troubles occurring at Barn well, and other places, and which have been generally paraded by the northern republican press, as Race Wars,n Southern Outrages," etc., the Washington, D. C., National Derpo- crat. says:
 Nor was tho lynchlng in Barnwclf justiil- cation for any alliinadverstons upon the soutb. as compared with other sections Of the coun- try. or any evidence of a race war. We regret to say that iyneh,ngs are not confined to any section or the country. X good many of them republican states uf lndiauu. Illinois, Iowa and Wisconsin, and unless memory plays us false. Kansas, Ohio, Nebraska and Minnesota have hud lynchings. Colorado and California certainly hnvc had. The iynchtng of white mon by white men tells quite us much about the state of civilization as the lynching of black men by white mon.
 Under the general head Of rncc wnr in the south. we had the other day besides news from Jcsup and bnrnwcll, the news of tho murder Of colured man in Memphis by parties un- known. Inc eulured man had been robbed showing that the crime was a sordid one and not au outbreak of race hatred; and in the same city q car driver, white. was murdered by negro, who was evidently bent on some dcyiltry. These arc not nets of rnce war; they are the ordinary acts of criminality that, we arc sorry to say, stain the records of every community. and they arc not more significant when they happen tetween people of uihcrFut colors than they arc when they happen be- tween people of the same color, Hut in the latter case they attract no attention; in the former case. they are not only paridcd before the world us evidence of race war, but they are made the occGsion of appeals 10 our ytn- pathies in behalf of the rncc that possesses the least amount ot character and intelligence. and furnishes tho larger portion of both small and largo criminals. Before the lynching oc- curred m Baruwcil, Ave respected white citi- 2cns of the place had been murdered by col ored men. The people who talk about these occurrences racc war, are the worst enemies of tho colored people. for they make the whole race responsible for the acts ot yio- lcilce of u few lawcss individuals.
The Forrest City times., 1890-01-11

RECEIVED MONTHLY: Belford's Magazine.
 Lippinooit's Magazine,
 Century Magazine, Frank Tesiie's Popular Monthly. Dodd, Mead Co.'S Library of Fiction, Dcmorcets Magazine.
 New York Fashion Bazaar. Harpcr's Magazino.
The Forrest City times., 1890-01-11
Located at THE TE.iiES OFFICE

RECEIVED SUNDAY: Memphis Sunday Times.
 The Scientific American.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
TIPPLING IN WASHINGTON,
The Demrallzlng Influence Of Vice
President Morton's Bar.
villlanoua Mexican pFlnka-.A Member OF
HArrison's Cabinet a the noose.' ofiioial
Society Women Drunk Had Outlook
for rarty Of Moral Reform Ideas.

wAsuNarON, Feb, 3, The yloe-Preal.
dent and Mra, MoHou'h frat card reoep'
tlon was d great crilah, and the house was
Oiled aolldly until midnight, There was
great confusion among the oarrlageA I
wheels we're wrenohed OF ono or two
lRndauh, and poles puzzled through tho
back panels Of otherh, Mrs. Glover mar
rowly escaping serious Injury from pole
that suddenly came into the back OF her
brougham, The pealdent and Mra, Har-
rlaon had 10 walt their half hour with the
crowd IN tile yeatibulo, and the cabinet
oiiicerh, after long waiting, went down
Into the thick OF horses and wheels and
picked out their own yohieleH,
The deadly punch bowl u doing 10 reg
alar work this season, The lhhlduouh
Mexican punch, made Of pulque and 9th
or strange ingredients, numbered many
Victims az the Mexican Legation ball last
week, One young man, who early show.
cd that pulquo punch and champagne
made q bad mixture, was tumbled Into q
carriage and driven homo by q consider
ate friend, Two women became 80 joylal
that other women fed from them aud the
acenea OF their antics. Ono Of them pat
tod cabinet officer on the head, pulle1
another atateaman'a beard, plnchod a
Senator, boxed q rivals ears, and tipped
u woman out OF her chair In the ballroom.
The other lmblber took a sentimental
turn and made conspicuous love 10 young
man, half hor age,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
Limavillo Itoms.


Rov. Rladcn has been confined 10 his
home for tho past week with the prevail
Ing cpdcmic, Ia grippe
VIM. Colman OF Alliance visited his
father q few days last week.
All. Glboraon Ia on the road wording
for tho interest Of tho France a Co. pat
ont hay ladder lock.
Linaa HamlIn IL very low with ploura'
pneumonia al this writing.
Myron Hamlin IL moving house upon
hia fnthor'a farm east or town, whore no
will reside next summer
Rov. wcatwood Of Marlboro IL holding
protractOd mOOtinga In tho M. u. church
az this place. Thus far thoro have boon
no converts.
John Lopor and family are visiting rol-
ativoa NJ Woutylllo at present.
u. NJ, Paxaon and sons will buy all tho
forest hickory and second growth ash
that people want 70 soil and pay the high
est market price.
Mira. Martin Hcltaoll and family OF Now
Berlin wore the guests OF John Brittona
last Sunday.
Mrs. John Dustnon IL quite sick with
Ia grippe.
Quito an interesting spelling contest was
held In this place last Thursday evening,
Ono hundred words were pronounced
with tho following result OF prizo takers,
lot, A, M. Darr, Llmnylllo, IA missed ID,
Addlo NJ, Spires, Atwator, "a words miss
cd; I'd, Chaa. FordlnR, New Baltimore, 70
words mlesed; ath, Alvin Thomas, Atwa-
Ter, 30 worda missed; 9th, Dolbert lInEon,
Marlboro, 82 words missed Mcssrs, l.. A.
Leonard and j. A. Caldorhond acted M
judges In fair and impartial manner.
Meesrs. Louis and Jacob Schulors Of
Akron, and Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schuler OF
Dcnvor Col, were tho guests OF Adam
Schulor n fow days ago.
Moaars. u. w. Poxson a Sons shipped
half Il car load OF carriage Roar stock 10
10 Hudson laAt week.
Mcasrs. Elmer Hicklln, Clara CoEon
Name Sudor and Addlo Shines attended
the examination az Ravonna last Satur-
day. N
Mr., and Mrs, Frcd. Croads OF Canton
arc visiting etJ. II. Millcrg. Tp.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
Muldoon wm Train Kilrain,

New YoRR, Feb, a. Special, J. Tho
fact that Muldoon seconded KIlrain In
hIa fight IN Now Orleans with Vaoquoline
IL exciting much interest In sporting cir
cloa here, From the appearance Of things
now II would seem that Kilrain had al
rcady engaged Muldoon, for they are 10
start together through Texas and the
Southwest according TO the latest ro'
ports. A fow weeks after Sullivan re-
turned from MissiaaIppi he had talk
with his trainer In relation TO starting ON
the road with an athletic combination. II
Ia now said that as soon ~ the affair ia
settled In Mississippi, that Hilrain will
again challenge Sullivan for finish fight,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
roraser nlts meKlnlez a Hard Ran.

WASHINGTON, Feb. i,-'lSpeolal. The
fact that Foraker h stalking Reed for Pros
ident Ia regarded here by Ohio Republl'
cans aa u drive az Mckinley. Ho sualaIne
Reeds conduct, In conversation In tho
ballotbox comrnittoe room he aaid
"Tho idea Of allowing those rebel brIpa-
dora TO obsiruct public business and then
10 call the speaker hard names IL con-
dcmnod, not only In Ohio, but In all Of the
north. What chance thorc Ia for some
Republican 10 make reputation on the
floor Of the houae.n
This iarogardod 40 u very serious rehec'
ton on Mckinley because he sat silent In
the House, and failed TO dofond the
Speaker, while Ryuuln, Crisp and Springer
were abusing him Violently.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06

which almoat lifted the roof from the
building. Sewers ID swearing vengeance
now aud threatening W demOllah the
Umatella Indian Co, lie says he does not
care Tor ths Joke, but he says that the Dr.,
by presenting him With box OF worm do
alroyer, lnsilted HIM
Post Master ", M, Corl has been on the
alex list for the last week, having been
confined 70 bis bed que toan attack OF Ia
grippe, He 10 reported some better,
Rdna Wardell, who has been seriously
IN for the last few days from an attack or
the grippe, IL reported al this writing 10 DO
somewhat better,
II has been reported that q cock fight
between two game birds has taken place
q short distance east Of Navarro, yeater'
day morning, The eOnHtables should see
that such brutality 10 not tolerated, eR'
peolally on a Sunday morning
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
MAssrLLoN MADn MlouTmR.


Tho County oommianionoru Give Permits
sion 10 Annex q slice From Perry Town
ship.
The city OF Maaailon had good repro
aontatlon In Canton to-day. Councllmen
volkmor, Bowman, Clutl, Sohlagcl and
Jarvis, Officers Hagan, WondlIng and
Maior, City Clerk Looiilor, Engineer Mil
Ter, Solicitor Young, Street Commissioner
Limbaoh, Godfrey MauaE, l.. Q. Hoover
and George Crawford were before the
county commissioners this morning.
Thoir object In coming here was TO get
pcrmIaalon 10 have the suburb, known aa
Petersburg, which Ia the aubdlylalon Of
tho Russell and tho Albright a Webb lots,
annexed.
The rcquoat was granted, d,nndaocordlngly
the noxt census Will show u large Increase
OF population for Maasillon, The taxes
have heretofore boon paid into the Perry
township treasury, which will now 20
Into the Mnaalllon Golfers.
A bill OF tGO0 was also presented asking
for the payment Of u culvort which the
city constructed on what ia known aa the
Wooster road, Tho commissioners took
the matter undor adyiacmont, and will no
doubt report fayorobly at the noxt meet
ING,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
IIornn Motion.

Ed. ]. Meyer Of the Mcyor's Lakeside
horse farm has Just added 10 his stock an
imported French draft stallion, dapplO
gray, years old, weighing 1000 pounds,
DR.. S. @. Schwartz will leave Canton
this evening for Lexington 70 attend the
great Brasailcld sale, In which Dr. =. has
several conaiRnmcnts,
Lot the horsemon Of Canton mako u
united effort 20 have the fair ground track
put In good shape, We have had years OF
talk, now lot us have some work,
Mr.. Ed. j. Meyer has made q proposi.
tlon 10 fence his track and build stables,
grand stand, etc., on payment OF per
cent, OF the cost OF improvements. II IL
also understood that the Canton electric
road, which runs by the track, will give
somo financial aid.
II our track IL put IN good condition
somo 10 horses will DO trained thoro this
season,
Tho demand for bcttor streets In Canton
will have 70 bo met Nocity can Afford 10
be permanently In tho mud.
FRANKFoRT, Ky, Jan. 9l.-Mr. II, G..
Church, OF tho North Elkhorn breeding
establIshmont, yesterday sold 10 d. Conk-
ling OF Now York his bny colt Elkhorn for
$4,000 cash. Tho colt 10 by Onward,
2.2bA, frat dam Long Lane, by Long Is
land Patchon. His . year old record 10
2;20M
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
Some Ratty Republican naSoalS In Day.
ton

DAYTON, Feb, "a profound sensation
reIgna here In Republican circles. Post.
master judeon was before hla appoint
mont, secretary Of the Dayton Insurance
Company, and II has developed that ho
was q, 400 short In his accounts, He has
paid back this sum, but his bondamon
took fright and teleRraphed to Washing.
ton, Inspector Holmes, Spoor and Muel.
lor are now investigating the books Of the
poatoliloo, Judaon was NJ one time pres
ldont OF the Garneldolub ComIngaa this
dooa right after the resignation Of A, II,
Stolnmotz aa chief Of police and mcmbor
OF the city council on account Of the dis
ooyory that he was u dofaulter has greatly
ratified the Republicans here,