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Roll of Honor.

The following subscribers since our last report have paid the amount oppo- site their names, cn subscription toi Tnh TiMEs. To them We tender our sincere thanks, and hope many others will follow rhr excellent xsmple there by set forth,
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Charles G. Lynch. Boston, Mass. etc, cte. The next drawing will take place Tuesday, March iith, of which all Information will be furnished on application lo NJ. A. Dau- phin. New Orleans, La.
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ITis announced that Judge NJ F Sanders. will not be a candidate for re- election to the office of circuit Judge
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SoHata.s John r guaes and iu.alis have oaeh sersei seNeN5eeM years. als,. but Senator Harris tanAs them hy pri- i ofity of service. Gazette.
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DEAD :!
AFTER GREAT SUFFERING, SUMMONED TO APPEAR
 BEFORE HIS MAKER.
The State of Arkansas MournS the Loss of One of It's Mo-
 bleSt Sons.
rHE FUNERAL IS CONDUCTED USDEi; THE AUSPICES or THE KNIGHTS
 OF PNIHIAS OF TnK STATE.

The Presence of the Governor and Other State Officials and Prominent Knights of Pythias. of the State, Is an Envi- able and much Deserved Attest
 to the Greatness Of the Dead
 Stato Officer and Pytktan.
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RECEIVED MONTHLY.

RECEIVED SUNDAY. Memphis Sunday Times.
 The Scientific American
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SAN A~A\J N< 1 - Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts gently promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys. tenn ehectually, dispels colds. head aches and levers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the oaly remedy of its kind ever pro duocd, pleasing to tho taste and ac- ceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in it's effects, prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities com neni tito all and have made it the most popular remedy known.
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Oh. What a Cough |

Will you heed the warning. The signal perhaps of the sure approach of that more terrible disease, Consumption. Ask your selves if you can affprd for the sakeot save Ing 80 cents, to run the risk and do nothing for it. We know from experience that siilah's Care will cure your cough. IL never falls. This explains why inarc than Il Million Battles were sold the past year. Ii relieves Group and Whooplng Counh at once. Mothers. to nns hs without t Fer Lame Baek, Side og Chest. use ~hilah's I'o- rous Plaster. Sold hy II. Evans < Co
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and 1t is a just encouium to state the fact, that In a few weeks after his ad- miuistration began the office became prominent, not only as being orderly conducted but as an honor to the state, source of increased revenue. and |, proof of the wisdom and judgment of those who elevated him to the position In addition to the honors above men toned, attained in public life, our esteemed subject won for himself many honors as a member of the noble order of Knights of lythias. He has sue cessfully filled many of the most i'm portant offices in the lodge room. since his initiation in 1884. At the meeting of the grand lodge of Arkansas in 1889 he was appointed District Deputy Grand Chancellor of District Number Que. composed of the Counties ol Pulaski and Faulkner, and at the formation If the first battalion of the Uniform Rank of Arkansas. he was cttVtNh hihjf hhN N"T HuhN' 2N''N'f promoted to lieutenant colnelcy, when the organization of the regiment was completed.
 He was Il very zealOsls knight, and his name had been prominently men- tioned in connection With the office of rigadier-General. It is a conceded fact that had be lived q few months longer, he would have been chosen tu lill that high position. His brother knights were ever ready to recognize his great merits, by promoting him to the foremost positions. He was a noble, brave, and an upright man Well-known throughout the state, he was greatly loved and admired fer his excellent qualities and broad ability and liberality.
 an aged mother tin her 93d year.. sew eral sisters, and numerous other rela- tive and countless friends to mourn. l. is impossible for us to express our sympathy for tue sad loss of their noble and affeetionate father, son and brother respectively.
 In the departure from earth of so grand person as Major Paul M, Cobbs 1t is not town, or county loss, soon to be forgotten, but it is state loss, aye, an universal loss, that cannot be re- placed The world is not blessed with many such men. In him was the double-reiinement of God $ best created material, and the people will mourn bis decease with depth of sorrow that is unusual. The great State of Arkansas has pinned over her thrilling heart the badge of deep mourning, and It is right because one of her noblest official sons spiritual and earthv. the spiritual wing ingits way to misty future beyond the ken of human knowledge, and leaving the earthy with relatives and friends to decay and return to it's original dust" Our very helplessness at such times causes us to take on a deeper hue Of sadness. but all the friends and rela- tives may find much happiness and consolation in initiating his pure. noble, and grand life. Would that every young man In the state could be i'm pressed to use their best efforts in try ing to initiate his spotless career. His life was hlameless in every department; not stain attached to his name during the occupancy of any of the many official positions he held. A life so blameless and stainless on earth. he is certain of an eternal home in the bliss ful ' house of many mansions in the Land of the Ieal.
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RECEIVED DAILY: St Lonis Republic, Memphis Appeal St l.. Post h spatch Memphis Avalanche. Arkansas keeistAr Arkansas Gazette. St Loais Globe Democrat
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Relfords Magazine.
 Lippincotts Magazine.
 Century Naga.ine, Frank I.eslies Popular Monthly, po,id. Mead Co.'S Library of Fiction. Dcmorosts Magazine.
 New York Fashion Baraar. Earpc.'s Msg4zino
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RECEIVED sATURDAY: Chicago Saturday Blade.
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Detroit Free Treas, Arkansas Traveller. Puck. Judge Texas Siftnrs N. Y Illustrated News, bays Dotngs. Sporting News Fifcsidc Companion, x. York Family Story Forrest City Register. Paper.
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THE FUNERAL.

Col. Cohbs remains were inferred in the Forrest City cemetery Thursday af- ternoon It was his dying request tha, he should be buried in his reginiental uniform, under the auspices of the Knights of Pythias, Accordingly del egation of the Little Rock lodge, with band, and othels from DeNall's Bluff Brinkley, Helena, Nauudale, Pine Bluff, Charlottesville Marion, poindex. ter, Morrlton and Celix joined with General Forrest lodge of Forrest City for that purpose. The following state officers were also in attendance: Gov ernor James r, Eagle. Attorney Gen eral w. E. Atkinson, Secretary of State B. 5. Chism, State Treasurer Wm. E. Woodruff, State Auditor W. $. Dunlor, Acting State Land Commissioner C. E Meyers, and State Superintendent of Public Instruction Wood E. Thompson: also \. k. Brown, chancery clerk of the Pulaski chancery court. The proees sion formed from the lodge room and marched in twos to the residence of Dr Alley, where the remains were lying in state. The casket with its precious contents were then conveyed to the cemetery, and lRey. Dr. John II Dye performed the last sad rites in his most eloquent and impressive style. accord ing to the ritual of the Knights of Pythias.
 The ri!erless horse that followed next to tEe hearse was an impressive re- hinder that the late lieutenanl-colonel would ride no more with his knights. The horse was led by Sam. Cobbs. an old colored man, who went with Col Cobbs through the war, and who at one time had the good fortune to save his life.
 The floral tributes. several of which were brought from Little Rock, were very beautiful indeed. and were made 10 represent the emblems and motto oi the order he loved so well.
 -aAAttAAt NtAt tAttf ttitt lRNi LII tai rents, the procession of friends and ac- quaintances was very large and un- usual, demonstrating the fact that oul departed friend WAS deserving of the great honors bestowed upon him in life, and yet in death the recipient Of houors,
 large iisg at haif-mast was unfurl- ed te the breeze Thursday morning in respect to his memory.
 And now, with the assurance to the grief stricken family that we feel and -realixe the depth ol their loss and sym pathize wish them deep down in om hearts, we close this humble elfott to write memorial to our late ilius,rious felfow-citia.p, Paul M, Ca,obs.
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The following, and other, Newspa- pers, Periodicals, Magazines, Libra ries, etc, are constantly being, and are PROMPTLY received, as soon after pub licHtion as possible, at tho
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Also. ss published or orderedt The Seaside Library.
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WHY COUGH,

NjHEN a few doses of Ayers Cherry
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Mrs. Chamberlain. The lady makes
serious charges against her husband
and says he is unkind to her.
A number of friends of Christopher
O'Neil, of New Brunswick, were gath
cred at his house on Tuesday night to
attend wake over his child, when the
little one jumped up in his coffin and
began crying loudly. 1t had been in
a trance, from which it had suddenly
awakened, and the suddeness of its
awakening thoroughly frightened those
who had gathered about what they sup
posed to be its dead body. The child
was taken i'll again next day and died
in commissions.
Ten years at hard labor in the State
Prison and payment Of $500 fine
was the sentence imposed, on Monday,
in the Camden Court upon Frank Gen
ther, who attempted to kill his wife with
a stalk-knife, at her home near Mer-
chantville. Mrs. Genther was carried
into court from Cooper Hospital, where
she has been ever since she received the
terrible injuries. Genther's defense
was that when he got to the house he
saw man there and attacked him, his
wife receiving the blows intended for
the stranger.
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WE are now approaching the time
when men will be chosen by ballot to
represent the citizens of this city the
ensuing year. 1t is not only the privi-
lege of every man to attend the pri-
mary but it is his duty to be on hand
and aid in the selection Of good men
for our local offices. In making
these selections for the proper manage
ment of our public matters, we should
keep in mind the capability and gen.
eral fitness of the candidates in nomin-
alton. That any officer should be con
tinued simply because he has served
the city for Il time is sentiment, and
should be dismissed from our mind UNI
less such person is well qualified for
the position in question, in which case
it would be unwise to make an expert
ment with new man. If, however, he
is incompetent in any particular, we
should have no use for him, and de-
mand relief by electing new man.
In making selections this Spring we
hope that sound business principles
may be regarded by both parties.
That every candidate named may be
placed on the ticket because of his nat
ural fitness for the work, experience
and training, his energy and willing
ness to render active and impartial
service in advancing the interest Of
our city. In view of this fact let
factions be destroyed so that perfect
harmony may exist at the caucus meet
ings. Then with concerted effort good
men can be chosen. No doubt there
will be two tickets in the field and a
bad or unwise nomination is made by
either party, let us forget party lines,
vote for the best men and thus get
model officers for 1890
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State lettings.
Holly Beach has voted unanimously
for incorporation.

Holly Beach has voted unanimously
for incorporation.
Bayside fisherman are breaking
their nets with big catches of striped
bass and perch.
Cortlandt L. Parker has been NOM
mated for Mayor of Perth Amboy by
the Prohibitionists.
The public thoroughfare between
Asbury Park and Belmar is to be mac
adamized at a cost of $4,000.
Work on the new sea wall at Holly
Beach, which was suspended last Sep
TENDER, will be resumed shortly.
A bill was introduced in the Assem-
bly, Tuesday providing for the taxation
of all corporations in the State.
Fifteen nails, one screw, rivet and
copper penny were found in the
stomach of a COW slaughtered by JOS
eph c. Shivers, near Burlington.
The rule compelling applicants for
the position of teacher in the public
schools of Haddonfeld to be residents
of that borough has been abolished.
The handsome, black-eyed wife Of
John B. Chamberlain, of Dacosta,
Atlantic county, has eloped with
Edwin Smith, dashing young Ger
man friend of her husband. Chamber
lain has gone in pursuit. He has pur-
chased revolver and threatens to
shoot Smith. Warrants have been
procured for the arrest of Smith and
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equal before under S2I; we
don't know of its match out
side under $23. Look at it.
Rattan body of fancy scroll
work, side p o c k e $, coil
springs (rear pair double),
fiat spokes, Richmond brake,
plush upholstery, neatly lined
parasol. Comfortable, cosy,
and as handsome a turn
out as any baby need care for.
Upholstered in either gend-
armc, olive, garnet, terra
Gotta, or golden-brown.
OF course we build any sort
of a Coach you say and up
holster it to your mind, but
not one in a hundred will inn
agine anything better than we
have ready made.
For any taste-down to a
neat, strong, slightly Coach at
S., precisely the same as we
had Sc for last season, except
there's a little less upholstery.
john WANAMAKER.
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The Bound Brook Chronicle recently
published short article advocating
the passage of a law making the pay
ment Of taxes a qualification for voting
as is the case in Pennsylvania, Maine
and other States. The article was
quoted by several of its exchanges.
The Somerville Unionist Gazette says
that such law would be unconstitu-
tional, and adds;
"The constitution of New jersey
permits every male citizen of the age
of twenty-one years, who has resided
one year in the State and five months
in the county, vote, with exceptions
that do not include the case of non
taxpayer. The Legislature may not
increase the exceptions. Nevertheless
it is very certain that the man who
does not care enough for his State to
pay one dollar year to support its
institutions ought to be debarred from
electing public officials. 1t would be
good thing for township committees
to publish list Of all who have not for
term of years past paid a dollar of
tax to the township or county. 1t
would surprise some people to see
themselves owing for poll tax for five,
ten and even twenty-five years past ;
and they ought to be thoroughly
ashamed of it.
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THE New Jersey farmers and
Knights of Labor who have notified
the Legislature of this State that they
want straight Ballot Reform, and will
hold their representatives account
able for any failure to pass a proper
bill, are on the right track. A secret
ballot, giving every voter the opportu-
nifty to vote without fear or favor ac-
cording to his best judgment, would do
more to purge our politics from corrup-
ton and insure better government
than could be accomplished by any
other means. 1t would make govern
ment by the people" something more
than polite fiction.
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