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The Forrest City times., 1890-03-08
immigration Enquiries.
J r. MCDONALD. A. Wut'sKR. N, Il. WHITE.
 Committee.

We received, last week. a letter from a gentleman in Sioux City. Iowa. He was seeking information of Il general character concerning the climate. soil, people, society, etc. We receive mum bers of such letters. and il Is impossible for US to spare the time to answer them fully. This gentleman requested us to send him copy of the History q: St. Francis County, as snon as II WAS published He. also. tells us that he owns some land In this county which he bought al venturr; and, that he wishes to examine IL and If sheep can be raised here he will have with him several thrifty, energetic Iowa families. who will come ta make their homes among us This talk has the iIght ring IL is the energetic ani thrifty class of people We wish to see talk, charge of the vacant places iu this csunty. There is not hall as many people in this county as its soil will sustain. Ia the crowded counties of the east. the shittless are the v..y ones must likely to be inrred cut. and more than most iiSel, the, wuald ifop down on this and utller counties wiieh have not ma,i- sp-ciai e.foit~ to shnN their ad, antagos, and thereby induce tHe thrifty tn immiggate ta eur sHpellnG cnaiity, l-,,yiug the shI ,les> tshlnd IL IN a matter entirrl, with Us whether we receive the ws'i or ths' bad element of immigration. One of the her class must come, for the east K crowded to oNeinuwing X littl- tine, and little money will send the necessary litert- turr to t'sese people, aud instead ot s majority of our portion of immigration triug in poverty and bad hy nature, thes would be in aiiiuence, clranls and g,nd by nature. Intelligent pet,- ple of the east aud north are looking out for the best country, and .he igna- rant are moving about and beating where their poverty -strieN.+lt ciscaM stances force tssstn. If si Francis makes no cHart sits to ihe Inviting ssp If p,ssivity. ansi sends UHt ii8 ilsiayi- cal and descriptive litrgNtu.t tAe iNtss- Ii4rnt, reading peogle will never know uf iIer superior inducements, and what recruits We do get must. of course, c,me from the ignorant an, the bad
 Dy iudici,us expenditure of littl lc time aud money. the valuation of the property uf this county could be doubled in Il decade. We repeat. and we hope oar citizens will think or it. II is the counties that hustle which get tlse best class of lmmjssaticns
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IN N. NORMAN.

To the w nrrhspfui Master. wsr,ien md 1reth req uf Rising star LpigC. No. 2ii, \. NJ 5 Your ctNllsttee Nntpugutct to draft rcsulu. tlOus Wn the dtata ut our brother. James f Caldwell. respectfully submit tho f,3taN!ay WHSREAs II has picascl tue ,7- Tssaa husaf Oi the universe fo crM from SIS p4r eatntE James l. Caldwell. whu departed tu,s l3tc gcA. rusrs lsth, tssi, at bis home in St sraucis county, ArHsnsiH, tciog at the time Of his death stout tt years ul agc,
 WntRsAS, tn tho death of 'lra. Caldwell. SC reAltsr that thr community has lsst oae Of its uoh est and uapst useful meu. the state an honorable aaA worthy citizen, the lolSc an e-ieeGsei and beloved brother ihs wife a devoted husband, and the children All indul. seat father.
 WHERsA- he WAS hospitahie. kind. liberal and hts hand. heart and ptirec were ever open to spccor anu relieve the distressed. and minister to tho sorruwfal and suffering
 WHEREAS. In tho hs~s of our dear brother We are again reminded ot the uncertgiu iuty of death and as NC have laid his body in The earth. and cherish his memory in our hearts, let is com- mend hts spirit to God who gave it. and bow iu humble submission to tue will and siccrecs o' tho AIiw!se Ruler ot the aaiversc wao doeth al things well.
 Therefore he it resolved that thls iodge ox- trnd To the widow. orphans and relatives our heartfelt sympathy and sincere coincidence in this their seyercst addiction. trusting that they ruay have f0rtltudc tn withstand the trla4s they are destined to undergo. Also.
 That the members of this ioisc wear the usual badge Of inouraug for thirty days in token ., esteem. and that copy of these rcso- lutions b~ rendered the W sluw ut tue d.cea s.sSi ths lttgc and $ copy hc sent to the FoRHEsr tirf rtaEs with tho request that II pubiish
 Jp. MCDONALD,
 A. WuusKR,
 N, II. WHITE.
 COn1mittee
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CITY NANCE.

A OaptxASCK providing for License and "A priyi.eye Tax and their collection.
 AHritLs |. ilu tt ordained by Inc Common Council ot the Incorporated Town of Forrest City, state uI Arkansas, that 1t shall be iniaw- fui for any person tn cr2uSe tn. oNctv.rc CT pursue any of th. following a afylStiuns in ti,c Incorporated Town of Forrest C,ty. without trst having obtained and psid for liccn-s' therefore as follows
 sscrsos l; For Plying Jennie. Ave dollar,
 Sec : For tho exhibition of cur.osltles or monstros,s'es in icais of room. live dollars per week.
 Soc ]; For exhibitions of trained hcsr ot ut'scr animals in the streets or other upta piaees, one dollar pct day.
 sae. *' Fur throwing rings skill game Ave dollars per u,onth.
 See q. Far thruwtug at rag balips ar ether target. Ave dollars pcs month.
 Sec. o. rst csvli gatvaitec battery. innE teS tcrs, muscle developers. ntnns. pii8uug Nt str,klnx machines, electric hatseres fse d9t- ,ars per month.
 Sec s For each hand organ, uniass the gv,nier ls hlltsd or cripple tacaialcs tt.ei fug woFse. one dssiar lser day,
 See. x; foF exhibition uf inuseum of anata my, tse dolisrs per mouth.
 >sSe. z; Fos each cora doctor, ono dollar pes day.
 See b. For eaol, pc.idler of pse,ares os frames oe eithei of them. Ave ssoaiars pcs usunfb
 sec n For each pawntrokeF. swcnt, nss
 see, F: For caeh ropo waiser, two dosiars for each tay.
 Art ,; 5c it further ordained sbat any pvr, ss,n who -hasi snyAssg ln carry on any busi ncse trase mentioned su .stcb CT any section of tiis fstsfnsngs, without nfst aafaialng q license therefore @hai O.s dcencd glillty ut 2 nisgeas.anaf, anu ua conviction .hai{ te ffnes ia any sum not csccesling nftcsu dollars Iui each o1cnse aunt each siag tsae sane shat te < ,sime'fu'is caFried oil shall be a separate of leixps
 Arr. 2: Be :i larihcr ordained that this or dinauco take effect and isc in fprt-. feosn and aftsr is passagc aud puhlitruissn. aud al pr otparts bfsitsaacv fifnAucxs in cnasitct with repealed Approved February eth. isea. q. t. RoLLwA ACE Mayor. ! II. Bsso~~. Cisr Recorder
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-08
Change d proprietors.

Fr several weeks we have he rtl r. m th' lips fl Mad tn Rlmor t,at J
 II Avery WIS cont m slaiiug d retire mpnt irum tn. h,,tel business. lts tacrr we're many external evidences of the bus ness lnurishing conuiInn We doubted the inmer, but March lst he madam k report was verified by Mir. Avery's gailig out ot business. He turns the hotel oyer to lf'tla X Brother, two young gentlemen wh come among us as men If pure business prin iples and sterling integrity. They took charge ut tue hotel March lst the day
 Mf. Avery vacated. They nfarm Us they are not "stltightened ullt yet. but ale getting matters iti shipshape, and are prepared tu serve the public h a first class manner. In behalf nt our people wc give them a hearty wee ne to our city and hlpo to see them add much to their wealth and the reputa- ,ion of the house. The Avery Is one ef the best paving hotels in the state. and in the hands oi these energetic gentle lurn. it cau hgt prove Il venture et sue cessfil accumulation. We place tl,eul un uat subscription list with pleasure.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-08
ora U. tanrs


 Iieniy c. Csipwel his zee, poi ted
 N lWiisps [ ttp fede ,i jadgeship of the eastern cirenit composed If the states oi Arkansas, Ioioiado, Iowa. Kansas. Minnesota, Nebraska. Mis- souri, and North and south Dakota. Judge David J. Brewer, of Leaven- worth, kansas was formerly judge of this circuit. Judge Caldwell has ac- celted this appointment, and hy doing so is elevated from district, to Il cir cult judgeship. Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, samuel F. Miller, is his associate on the bench of this cir cult.
 On learning of the appointment of Judge Caldwell. several gentlemen be- ing in our office, the question of fed eral courts" came up; there being a little difference of opinion as to the number and names of said courts, and no one .ucw exactly how 1t was, we shoudered tine burden of invest igation. t4'i Ntsfltt i'itH to titt plntt tl pul friend N V Norton. He kindly gave us access to his extensive library. be- sides assisting Us in making the inves- tigation. After wading through sev eral pages of Kent, and closely exam ming the United States Court Calen- der, we returned loaded with degree of court knowledge which is pressing against our little brain in manner rendering us fearful of calibre ey- through the columns of THE TIMES. So here it is The United States courts consist of one supreme court of nine judges, one chief justice, and eight as- sociate justices. This is kpown as the Supreme Court of the United States. The United states is divided into niue circuit, and there are, therefore, nine circuit courts. One circuit judge is
 appointed for each circuit, and one supreme judge is associated with each circuit judge in the holding of United States Circuit Courts. The next infe- rior court is that of the federal districts There are between thirty-iive and fo,ty
 of these, and usually there is one judge for each district. though sometimes q
 district Is temporarily without judge
 as is the case with few districts at present. So there are three United States courts. The District, the Cir. cult and the Supreme courts. are theil proper titles. These courts are created
 and their powers fixed by congress, St that they are continually changing as the growing needs of the country de.
 mand The jurisdiction of these courts is twined and intertwined, so that what Is original in one is appellate ir
 walls that all causes must originate il,
 the lowest court. and go up by appcaI to get in the highest court Any law
 yer will tell you this is mt the case. fhe highest court has original jurisdic- thn ia many matters, and appellate il others, while many suits cannot reach
 the supreme court at all. as by act oi congress it k fixed, that the judgemen' of the inferior court Is final The fed
 eral court in which our citizens ar.
 most interested at present is the dis trict court. and especially the court
 which conyenes next Monday morning in Helena.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-08
CITY OIsDINAN NCI:.

A \ OkptSAscg establishing tho salary c, A tho SccurteF,
 iic Il ordained hy the Common Council of the Tow n ut Forrest City;
 SECTION l: That from and after fhe first day of 4 prii iSsl. the Recorder ehati rccctvc tho snm pf one hundred dollars ,slal per ati- mum for hts services such Recorder. which shall he full compensation fsfr aii services O. whatever nature rendered hy sssid Recorder. See, .. The Recorder shall hr cntitled Co il fee of hfty cents for the issuance of each iiccasc authorized by law. said sum ot fifty cents to be taken ns U part of the costs ot such license and collected hy the Marshal
 Zee. 2: That th,s ordinance tn xe elect and be in force from and after Us passagse and pub licatIon, and ali Ordinances or parts ot Ordl. nances iu conflict with this ordinsuc. are hereby repealed.
 Approved February eth is9l
 o. n. aoLi.w AGr Mayer J NJ BRowS. Recorder.
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LEuAL ADVERTISEMENT.
'VI,vrf,VI.I..S, s-AI.J,,


 NorICx is hereby given. that under and by ~ virtue of tue authority conferred upon me in certain Trust Deed executed by Vii lam C. tsery aud Laura E, tsery to me as trnat~e for The Duudee Mortgage and Trust Investment Ga. linn dated tho 18th day of b~ocfaavr, issh rcs,orgied the lsth day of Decsnlbcr. lSs. In the uificc of the clerk of the circuit court. ia St Francis county. State of Arhansas, default having been made in pay meut ef the notes. and the indebtedness secured hy said Trust Deed. and the satd The Dundee Mortgsre and Trus, Investment Co. lin. the beneficiary hereunder having re suettesi mo tu make sale of the real estate reyed to nc in ssid Trust Deed. in order to pay tho indebtedness due said The Dundee tortxagc and Trust Investment Co, Inn. will on rtl~sasy, tue 18th day Of March. Iss0. st tho principal door of 'he Court House in fac City Of forrc-, fity, Ia s1le County Of st. Francis State of Arkansas. Nt the hour of twelve o'clcek. noon, offer for salc tn the high- est bidder for cash tho following described real estate
 The northeast quarter tis of section thirty four tsA to~ nsaip rve ihl north, range TWO tsl cast, together with sa mules. hnrses cattle aad o.hcr live stock now on said place. cou. talune in all ls, acres situated in the tounty of St. Francis, State uf Arkansas, atl rfghts 10 valuation or apprsiscMort of aid real estate, sll rxh;s of exemption, honesicad aud dover. md all rights of redemption have been waived and conveyed in said 1trust Deed. and the ua- dersisned as Trustee will sell sssd real estate fires Of all such rights or interests.
 AtsERr :. CALDWELL, Trustee,
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Money to Loan

I am prepared to negotiate loans or real estate quickly, in sums and upon terms, tu suit borrowers, at l0 per cert interest Nc interest or commission taken out in advance. You get all you borrow also make abstracts of title on short notice. antl at reasonable rates. JAMES NJ STEWART.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-08

Russell Graham & Co will sell you \ Boys Suit of Clothes. for ages f from to Ia years, for sl p and sl .75 per suit. Call early, as the stock is Euiind
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-08
- ROAD NOltt tys

ME, the undersigned will petition the W County Court of t Francis county. Ark at the April term A. D. fSQl. for road reviewer, to view out new road. beginning ut the river front near a bayou above the Collins place and thence tn n south direction to q plint nf inter sect on with a road 10 Mead station as set forth In petition. GEo. C. PREwETT
 And others
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-08
When Baby wns sick, wc gave her castoria, When she was . Child. she cried for Castoria, whsa she became Miss. she chung to Castoria, Whsa she had CArdrsn, she savs them Castoria,
A man who has practiccd medicine for 70 years. ought to know salt from sugar; read what hp saxs.

A man who has practlccd medicine Tor 70 years. ought to know salt from sugar; read what he says:
 ToIrDo. O., Jan. 10, 1887.
 Messrs F. !. Cheney X Co-Gentlemen: l have been in the general practice of med icine for most 40 years, and would say that in all my practice and experience have never seen preparation that l could pre- scribe with as much confidence of success as can Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by you. Have prescribed if | great many times and it's effect is wonderful, and would say in conclusion that have yet to find a case of catarrh that it wodld not cure, if they would take il according to directions Yours truly. l.. l.. GoRsUcu, M. D.
 Office. 2lh Summit s.
 We will give S100 for any case Q catatff that can not be cured with llulrs Catauh Cure. Taken internally.
 F. J. CHENEY X Co.,, Props,
 Toledo, Ohio.
 csE E~Sold by druggists, 15 cents.
 We receiv, Il a letter from Rev J, II. Adams, Wednesday,, written from Doniphan, No. He informs us he has accepted d call to the C. r. church of that place. and entered upon his work some two weeks ago. He says Donl- phan is a nice town, and that he has the largest churcl, in the city-ninety odd members. He is proud of the iav- orable manner in which he has started off. and thinks lie is permanently located. Since he took charge of the church he has received five members, and performed the felicitous duty of marriage for one couple. This indi- cates a prosperous condition for his church, and we are glad of 1t. We quote single sentence from his letter We have large congregations, n good choir. and \ pleasant and trust profit. ablr) time generally His entire time l is given to this church Mir. Adams many friends here will more than re- 1 joice on learning of his contenimen, and we'll doing, He is a clergyman oi many noble parts, a thorough christian and we'll deserves the good wishes which are so lavishly showered upon | him. He sends his kindest regards tt every body ill Forrest City.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-08
Fer Snir

Thirtyiive acres of improved land ' miles southwest of Forrest City, and two miles sbnth of Little Rock & Mem rhis R, R Deeds perfect
 S M EIALoCK.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-08

REEEGEEH. that tho payment of Prizes is sraRkr~ssn BIT TOUR NATIONAL. BANKS or NBv ORLEANS. and the tickets are signed by sAv President Of fnstitution whose char tered rlakts arc recognized in the highest tourts; tserefoY~ beware of al limitations sHcnyr nous schemes,
 oNk DOLLAR the prco of tne smallest pa-t or fraction of q ticket IsSCep BY US In say drawing. Anything in our naTnc offered for teks fsRn dollar is a sgindie.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-08
Public sale at f~rsousi Props rty

There will be public snle of per sonal property. consisting of mules, farming implements, a lot of corn, and n miii and lixthrrs. on Saturday. March lst, 1890, at l}onair
 l. Q. MCDANIEL.
 Adm'r est If A. D. Mcdaniel.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-08
Forrest clly. Ark., reb'y 10th. ESQ
Warning Order.

Warning oruef. stephen Castleberry. fiaintlr; In st Fran
 yS. cts ttfstut Fuss Castlcherry, Defendant Court ( Tht. defendant, Fuss ,nstleterry. i- warned Ia appear in this Court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, stephen tastleherry. filed in this cause
 In testimony whereof hereto set my hand and the seaiuf said court this 18th day of Feb. rugry. Isaa r c. FIrxrArniCK, Clerk.
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Ror raslpln0t m
t,rea, parnains

Write fer catllogie to fipion X IIMst, Little R. ok. Ark.
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Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE IS hereby given to all whom st may IN concern. that tho firm known as lieho wtlsoa. Bakers. is thts day dissolved by mutual consent F, Wilson having sold his interest to .inhn keho the former retircs while the latter assumes all liabilities Of. and collects all sc- counts due, the firm, as above stated, The business will ha continued. as heretofore Thanking the pahlse far past tayors, and hop ing that liberal patronage will continue at this house. Respectfully.
 joHS REHo.
 r. WILSON. Forrest Citv Ark, Teb'y 10th. lFs9.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-08
IsO NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the under. ~ .igncd will apply to the April term of tha County Court fer sn order to change Road District No of re1ico Township. as follow ticsinnlng at the point where said road crosses tho hnc between the east half and west half of See. 2s T 6 \. k +. and following the said siue south to the south Hue Of said section. thence east on the said south line to tho old road again.
 March +th. iS4U.
 NELSON Ursulw.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-08
Commissioners.

We tso Nr3ersir nod Banks and Bankers. VII pay all prizes dr.Nn sn The louiriGna State Lotteries sh!sA Ilsv be presented at our esastsrs;
 M whLxsLaY. Presdent Louisiana Ma, &ssR Bank
 yt96Es ...SACx. Pres | state Natl Bank A BALDWIN. Prest Now Orleans National Esna,
 CAxL caHs, Frost Union National Bank
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Llar ok rRlnss.

Nr'~ Fsts SA"'a''ns tSr'''-'f'''sf te''"a''eN"
 wore. -Tietets drawing Capital Prizes nre Rss sstlas. 10 rermigal Prizes.
 A q -s 1- r q w A a- T E D
 Yer Club rates. or any furtner informa- Esn des.re< writo lesthy tc isc undersigned, xsAriy stsunr your residence. with State Gssnsy Street and number. More rRrid re- fsra mat delivery v III he Sssnrcd by your en- slssize envelope bearing your full address
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IAl TO lE-Ai--

Ad%ro1s q. NACFIIN,
 New Orleans. Ia, Sr V. \. DAUpHtN,
 Washington, n. C.. 0y ordinary letter, containing %"s~y Order. issnsd hv al Express Compsnles. New York uXshs ngs, Draft or Postal Note.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-08
GGANn NNMTAlY NRAWlNG

'sR"NG M St f'Ii SANNt tN S, 1t t<e Aesdsmy ot Music. New Orleans.
 vsss9Av NaS,.1 IIir3a t'.s aitat i'riSe. cSDO.OCo fso sss TsekAts al sso each: Ealvrs $io. QsAste:r aS Tenths a; Th-niieths. II.
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Aadress Registered Letters containing Cur Psasy, t~
 NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BARK,
 New Ofieans, La.
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got all the horses and 81 the capag necdf what more
do / wanti 1 my horses when please ana udil
according to my ewn notions. 1 scratch wheh phe
and don't have TO consult with anybody 10 partners
for me-"
W Morris has na,red his L.sbon-Gtenluine colt
Library Tho younFster is full brother OF Irouhaaouf
and cost Mr.. Morris $4,000.
Frank Ehrct Of the brewer, has bought OF Ch'iS
Reed Son. the chestnut geldng iotrr' uy i-O"s Jaw
Abilene.
The owner OF the Castle Stable having
grudge against the proprletOrs OF the fHLni@'
Stable has presented to them the SPECIFY t''u'"H
Felix big line, fat maiden OF three years ~
600, as FOLK can he brought into thin racing chal-
,enre will issue-Feix against Diahlo $4,000 sac is
miles owners to ride The owner Of the Castle saoic
viii probably ride ct 100 pounds.
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DELEGATES To TIE sARAToG
Production OF PIG IRON THIS YEAR!

Philadelphia. Aug. 25.-This weeks Bulletin on ss
American Iron and steel Association will say IL.
total production of pig iron In this country in the h
six months OF 1890 5.l60.737 net TONS ~
4Gl5 .s3T gross TONS increase Of 154653 net 'o'
over the production in the last six months OF i'oD
Each half year, except one, since July 1. laoo' ms
witnessed an increase In most instances very hea'!
increase over the production Of the preceding nAi'
year. but the increase in the first half Of isoo Owe,
the last half of leS0 has eclpsed all previous mar
yearly increases. Each important pig iron pr,N, ss
state shared In the increased production IN INC n,is
half Of 1890 over the last half ~ 1880. except M
gan and Tennessee, but Michigan made more p,e ~ -
In tho first half Of this year than In the hrst in
1882
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CELEBRATING ~ HoyoR or srvBEy

steubenville. Ohio. Aug. % tspocaD'-Ihe s''ure".
fest or celebration in honor Of Baron steuocn, "'c'
whom this city is named passed Off successfully ID
day under the auspices OF the German socle'ie''
The city also observed the centennial oil the oessre
lion OF Fort stcuben, which was erected by te 'o'
enment on the present site Of the city n i'7'' "''
was burned somo time during 1870. There was
long parade through the princpii streets. i.e '.~
is proiusely decorated, and the hoats repreSeh""s
lumbia Gcrmanla etc, arc. csp,cail ii'' "''p va
Tor orr, nycsent rom the surrounding country ara
towns 4 dinner was given at Becker Grove .
,etor, subprh which was followed by addr sseS IA
German by the Rev. Mr. Braun ana IN Eh eash,c.
=, -. and - s,snlay OF fireworks by the German
soceties Tic day closed with ball ana az p' mit
al Turner Ilall. The whole AFFAIR passed on "''
great enthusiasm.