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The Forrest City times., 1890-12-27
SsnndRrd Rnnned.ca.

k tis the hrstY' is a question sked ufteu when medicine Is wanted. l he following are few If iltc mesii- iiues -t known reliability s,la by II. Evans X Go. drngeists. They have uany ether excellent medicines, but lheso are worthy uf especial mention;
 Chamherlaia's Cough Remedy fa- nous fer is cures of severe ce ds an as preventative fur croup. fis,e % cents per bottle.
 Chamberlain s l'ai Bal l, general family l.nilneut, and esp idly yaiu- able for rheumatism. IT ee a cents per bottle,
 Chamheiiains Colic, Cholera and Diarfhwa Remedy. the uAst reliable known Egedieine iar h9Acl complaints. IL k especially peixed by ' rsons sub jsCt lo collc. lt has cured many eases pf chronic diarrhma. Price ..5 and 50 cents pr bottle,
 NJ Patrick < Pills. for disorders ot the lVcr ant. bowels. \ vigorous but gentle 9l,ysic that c,eauses and reno yates the whole system. i'iice aj ceuts per lax
 Chamhellain's Eye and Skin oint. mgnt, for letter, salt rteula. srahl- head, eczema and chronic sore eyes .'liee 23 cents per l,ox,
The Forrest City times., 1890-12-27
Fortunes For Many.

Allen. the blacksmith, Is now q millionaire through replying to an advertisement of unclaimed estates. &c.. &c. Times, London, March lst, isss.
 Ii your ancestor came from the old country write to The European Claims Agency, 5a Pear St and ai Stone St, New York City, inelosing aD ce,ts f,r reply, and lealn if you are. m heir to any of the unclaimed estates there, worth more than half billion dollars. that rightly belong. chiefly, to American descendants of Europeans whoeam tn America years ago, If your ancestors came over more than 50years agothere is 4 probability that you are hsir to a fortune,
The Forrest City times., 1890-12-27
K. & l.. of H. Banquet.

The Knights and Ladies of Homer at their last regular meeting, elected the following officers, for the ensuing year:
 0. E. RollNage, protector; Mrs. E. F. MeCrary. yice-protrctofess, Mrs, Emma Izstrd, chaplsin; Mrs E. C, Dye. guide; Mrs. E. D. Hatcher. or- ranisi; Mrs. Arnold. guardian, (, l. Knight. financial secretary; l.. Roll, wage. treasurer: h l. Hunter, scutl mel; !. T. Fondlen, secretary; V |, l1aid, Jas. Russell ani M W. Izatu trustees.
 On motion Hon. 0. E. Rollwrge wns authorized to order supper, to te paid for ont of the general fuud of the lodge, to he spread in the lodge room on the list regular meeting night in January, and the same was placed un. der the supervision of committed. eonsistingof of Mesdames Emma i2ard MeCrary, Bonner. Dye. Knight. Russell, and J. T. fondren.
 Prof l.. Rollwagc was appointed a committee of one to provide suitable music fur the occasion. and the privi. lege af inviting uneoit wo friends in con nection with th.if families was grant cd to members.
 The affair promises to he one of much pleasure.
The Forrest City times., 1890-12-27
shiIoh.a Consunntion cure

This ts beyond question ths most sue ccsStul Cough Medicine VIC have ever sold, \ few doses Invariably cure tlte worst eases of Cough. Group, aud Bronchitis while its wondertu. success in tiic cure ol Consump ton IS without parallel in the history of medicine. Since it's first discovery lt has been sold on 2 guarantee, a ies. which no other medicice csn stand. Ii you have . Cough We earnestly ask you to try tt Price 10 cents, so cents, and sl. %. II youi Lungs are sore. Chest or Back lame, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by Winthrop ,t Co. J. J. Ables Colt
The Forrest City times., 1890-12-27
In,.rcssrnx rnforma.,.n.

CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK. A large proportion of the packages sent to the dead letter office are ad- dressed tu foreign countries.
 In addl'lOn 10 beln. sealed or closed against inspection and deficient in D ste ye. macy pf them contain art les that ars anmsi.able through ..is past because of custonis regulations and conditions of the countri.s to which they are addressed ar exceed the limit of size aai we ~it
 In such cases ii the i9ne and ad. dress of the sender does not appear the parties addressed are notified that the package will be forwarded by el- press at their expense, or returned to the sender, if they will furnish the proper address in this country. With no Knowledge of the value of ths package or by whom mailed, the adireessee often declines to direct it to be forwarded and pay the charges; and the sender being unknown at the dead letter office, it eventually takes the course provided for other unclaimed matter of It's class.
 In mailing packages addressed to foreign countries, care should be talk cn whether they are prohibited from transmission to the country cf destina' ton. ar can only be forwarded when the postage is fully prepaid 1t foreign iet- ter rttes--5 cents per huff uanet.
 Only bona iide trade samples are transmissible at reduced rates of post age.
 Persons desiring to mail matter other than letters to foreign countries should consult their postmasters. who, hni nf v,EA .l lAH xtt t,A Sf.ll lslxx . and regulations. are enabled to give proper information respecting condi- tions, etc, etc., ot mailing to foreign countries.
 All valuable matter to be sent by mail should he registered. It will thus receive such protection as it is not al- ways possible to give to matter sent in the ordinary mails. Money should be sent by money order or registered let ter.
 Proprietors of hotels should omit the return request from envelopes sap piled gr;itultously tO their guests; ant guests using envelopes furnished by hotels. should be careful to designate what disposal should be made of let ters sent by them in case of non deliv- cry.
 On mail matter to foreign countries, especially Canada and England. in which many postotllces have the same name as offices in the United States, the uame ot the country. as we'll as the postollce. should be gwen in full.
 In sending packages and parcels books, pamphlets and other article s-- by mail, tue address should be placed on the article inclused as well as on the wrapper.
 Should the wrappers become de- taehed. as they frequently do, through the handling incident tp mail transpor- tation by sea or land, 1t may still be possible to restore the article If this precaution IS taken.
 While the efficiency of the postal sys tenn and service has attained high standard. the public may materially aid ill The fuller aud n lre complete de livery of it's mai matter. or tlie prompt return ot the B ,me to the sender ia cass where delivery from any cause cannot be effected, if the foregoing suggestions are eonlofm.a tu,
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The Forrest City times., 1890-12-27
BROWN MFG CO, proprie,ors O
6olnmI~~ioncr'- sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that Tho under IN signed as Commissioner appointed b,
 the circuit court of St. Francis county in chapcorS In the easo oi r. A. B 6winn and Ninnic Gwinn, plaintiffs. vs. ', Y. Hinton et al. defendants, will, on the alst tay of Dccem- Der issA, within legal hours for judicial sales. in front of the court house door in Forrest City. sell to the highest bidder. on credit of twelve mouths. tLc following described lands. situated In the county of St. Francis, to-wit The south hat of The southeast quarter tS is sE iti. south part of tho north half nt tho southeast quarter Ss pt \ F SE sai containing siNtN-cighf acrNss aud The soNth halt of the southwest quarter iSis SW lai-all in section thirty giI In township fcur iil north, range three il cast. and containing in the nggrc- gato two hundred and forty and one half ncrcs tain'+l. Note with approved personal security will ho required for the purchase mo iey and Hen retained on the and. Title believed to he perfect, but will sell and can Ney as commissioner only, salc being made Go obtain division among hclIs. This baeemhcg 1. lNaN. II. q. xrATRINk. Comm nisslnner.
The Forrest City times., 1890-12-27
4 V ARNlNG.

Joe Young, a negro lad about six teen years If age. in the employ oi Ex Sheriff John M Davis, now Ian. gushes in the county jail. on q charge of grand larceny On Friday morn ing, while MT Davis was away from home. Young entered the house and stole poeketho0k containing several pieces of county scrip and Sl0 in currency. He then returned to his work, hut soon left it, and came t' town expecting to go west on the morning train. He arrived too late however, and Mir Davis, returnin. home and discovering the theft, came in pursuit of the thief. He was cap tured and the $40 in currency recover ed The scrip. however, is not to b. found. and although if is believed tS have been burned we are requested 1, give the numbers and amouuts and warn all persons not to trade for II The scrip WAS in four pieces, and mum hered as follows: Nc 1iiT, for Si3 l0 No. 1li6, for Sles.T5; Nc. 1lii fol S7,Io.
The Forrest City times., 1890-12-27
$500 FOR THEIR.

We learn with much regret that N. B. Fizer's political allies in Forrest City attempted to raisc fund and in duce him to ignore the stigma cast upon his ministerial reputation by the NJ. F.. conference and preach in the courthouse in this city at stated inter. for this purpose reached the sum of $500.
 Whether or net this subscription paper was circulated and signed in good faith We are not prepared to say. We are led to believe by circumstances not within our permission to reveal that it was not. Be this as it may, the little opposition to Mr. Kelley which is waged by a few sorcheads could not have performed more con temptble feat of malice and envy. It was un act so puny, and emanated from mind SO contracted by spite and hate as to be unworthy the least consideration from any enlightened people. It is an attempt to thrust political opinions into the church government. and is condemned by all true christians. If MT. t'izer gave his consent to. or was aware of, this move mcnt, it is another offense for which he should be required to answer to the church. It seems to us that the church does itself great harm when it allows one of it's ministers to SOW seeds of discord or encourage strife in the field of a brother Reproof for such offensc could not be too severe. There will be no political parties in heaven, and in the labor for the salvation of souls we do not telieye politics can be enlisted as a helper.
 On it's face this act appears one Of spite. meannes and envy, done 10 gratify these moving powers. to make a little ripple of political excit, ment and to test, for political bunconbe, the pregnaneyof Fizer's suspension.
The Forrest City times., 1890-12-27

WE are still of the opiuion that the regularly hcens d saloon IS preferable
 to the Gliginai package aud jug traffic
 aud Chat refusal to grant license
 would work Il great injury 10 tlfe town
 of Forrest Citg just at this time H'd
 under existing circHmstanees. II is
 all well enough to say let the Side. walks aud other improvements g., Y
 it takes whisky to secure thenl it don taae the wit!ssy to secure them but it requires the reyenae. We already
 have whisky, tat least an article s, eailea} asl the issuing Of license Miil not ia aus wST increase the amount cons unea but Win simply add 80 much money to the city revenue. We to not
 think the .nilnrucen Nil be eie ter under the license han w.th mt L. in fact. il lte sal,vn be will reg ila'ea,
 and the keeper thereof reqaitei to com ply with the law as to maars ant. elruukarls, the "inilueace' NH |, much less harmful than that ut the dive where any aud all persons mal
 procure whisky or other intoxicating drinks in any quantity, regardless
 of age or condition
The Forrest City times., 1890-12-27
pulmonarv DIsoases.

The lungs play q most important part in the machinery of life. It is essential tha, they should be kept In good repair. Nature has endowed this organ of life with wonderful rccupefa,ivc power
 Many instances are on record where the lungs have been shot through with q leaden bullet and the wound quickly healing. Therefore nonc should despair when they discover that their lungs are affected. Frequently the lungs become SOTO and ulcerated and by an ignorant doctor pronounced consumption and worthless remedies applied, with serious result. When the lungs feel sore and breathing painful the proper remedy Is Dr. John Bulls Sarsaparlla. It's tenden- cy is to heal all alterations either inter al or external Many an invalid whose case was pronounced hopeless has been restored io vigorous health by a timely use of this excellent compound. If you will net try this remedy yuu have only yourself to blame if you de not Iet well,
The Forrest City times., 1890-12-27
r.h,,~ Tim, ;,y tho t,or,,oek

Assurances come from New York
 and Washington that tie democratic leaders have their heads together consulting us to the policies 1t may be best fer tho party ,o pursue in tue i house of representatives Of ihe fifty second congress. They reslizu the
 difficulties that standin thr way of ac-
 complaining anything definite in the shape of tariff reform wnh d republic
 can senate and president in the way | They also see that something must be
 done to satisfy the people that the will
 to tlo is there and fix the responsibility of failure upon the republicans who
 were swept away on the ith ult.. by
 a cyclone of just and righteous indig
 nation because of sectionalism and
 the Mckinley act. Thus situated, the question will be how far to go, how much to attempt and where to stop. | This is what the leaders are now con
 sidering with view to selecting Il man for speaker and another for chairman of the ways and means committee. and still another for chair
 man of the elections committee, who
 arc believed to be the best able to manage and load the house, conduct debates. and by tact and discretion deepen the hole in which the republi- can party is now almost buried. Who these men are has not yet been di- vulged. but there is so competent q company to select from there ought not to be any trouble in doing so, and there wlll not be. The best men are
 needed, and none other should be chosen. The leaders of the party are determined in this and to guard against any possible blunders, and also to take every advantage that has
 xccrued or may accrue from the recent unparalled victory. They arc acting like faithful servants. sure of the hearty ooperation of the members elect to the next congress, and certain, all things going we'll. to be indorsed by the rank and file of the party in every state in the unon.--Sun.
The Forrest City times., 1890-12-27
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

At meeting CT the Democratic State Central Committee. held at Lit tie Rock December ?, Il convent ion Q. the democratic party of the state was called. to be holden in the city of Lit tie Rock, January s, 1891. for the p,w- pose of nominating candidate for As. soeiatc Justice of the Supreme Court for the unexpired term of M. II. San klels deceased.
 Therefore. to meet the require ments of the above proceedings, a pri- mary meeting in each voting place of St. Francis county is hereby called for Saturday. December 2T, at clock D. 'n., for said purpose, and to elect dele gatas to the county convention to be held at Forrest City on January 8 lSel R. W. PeEv EY. Chairman Democratic Executive Com
 mittee.
 Forrest City, December i3. 1890.
The Forrest City times., 1890-12-27
A Safe Investm ont.

X safe investment is one which Is sults, or m ease of failure return of p0f- chase prize. On this safe plan you eau buy from our adecrtisei, druggist a bottle 0f Df. Kings New Discovery for tou- sumption. IL Is guaranteed Co bgli,E rcltei in every case wllei Gsed .asauy affection oi throat, hugs GIT chest, slch as coHsump- tiun, inflammation Uf lungs. bronchitis, asthma whooping cough, crUgp, ctc., ele. It 's pleasant and agreeable tt, taste, perfectly safe and ean always be ds,- ferdtd upon. .ltal bottles free al [. r. Hinton drug siefc.
The Forrest City times., 1890-12-27

If tie republicans of tl!e senate de- feat the bill which las been introduced in the house reducing the pensioh at torney's ice for obtaining an increase of pension to S2, ;,s it has been inti- mated they would, they will show that 1t isn't the poAv soldier whom they Iove. but the avarlcious pension shark, who can always be put down for q liberal campaign contribution, and who is responsible for almost all the frauds rI cticcd upon the pension office.
The Forrest City times., 1890-12-27
NouGe to AdvarSisors,

Unless otherwise ordered. yaur al vertisemrnts will be cont inued as heretofore during the new year, We hope. however, that you will enlarge them. The inVeSlmtut is und0uhiedI! !! the best. for Il small amunut Of money that N,W can make.
 Wishing yau !. Happy New Year and much prosperity,
 Yours irtlly,
 I.NNDvOlGT & NApAK1N.
The Forrest City times., 1890-12-27
rron, Natures ssorehouae.

Comes a;t tl.e component parg of <, \. S. There k na chemical TOT anything whic,i comes ftan Inc cht Bi.ss s,up oolt t'slutd iil ,t. <. x \. k therefore a prg- ieetie safe .nd harmless .tne.sE, yG sa powsIfal Is it that jt has never failed t0 cure Biool Poison. L always cures ecroEula, if taken before soaie vital pari Is so seriously Impaired as tp reuder : cure Impossible. l. relieves Mefeuriai kiieunatisBl. and ciises ali sorls of kYup- t,ons PimpleS. Blotches, etc. hy eli0i- hating them from the blood. S. \. s. hes cared thousands ot eases ef Skin Cancer, aud aa,ly cases Of Scirrhus Cancer. Ii is no experiment to take <. Y. \.
 Treatise oa Blood and skfi Disease mailed free.
 SWIFT SpEctFfc Co. Atlanta, Ga.
The Forrest City times., 1890-12-27

IT was Il damaging ack,ioxledg- ment ot the iustness pf all the demo- cratic attacks upon tue Mckinley tariff law when every republican,, iu- rlu,ing Mckinley himself, of the house committee on ways and means. voted tn report favoraily Representative Flowers resolution extending the bonled period for g,ntls imported pre- vions to October 1. lsao. from Feb r, ary to July I, 1891. Mir, Flower deserves credit for his work in this matter, as the resolution, If adopted hv congress and approved by Mir. lIarri. scn, whic, it certainly will be, will keep large amount of money in ae- tive circulation. wlich would other u~e have gone into thp treasury on q bef sc ..le tlst oI Eext February.
The Forrest City times., 1890-12-27

lT begins to look as if Mir. Blaine intended to try to keep the Behring sea trouble with England open until the next presidential campaign in or eler to usa il as a means of solidif, ing the Irish vote for himself. Better be careful, MT Blaine, the country is .'on toN you.
The Forrest City times., 1890-12-27
wonxer. tho Wonder-worker.

COTTON PLANT, Ark, Nov. B, ls9o. TO wh0m II May Concern
 This Is to certify that Wonzer, the woii- der-worker, has been in our town for the past three weeks, and we find him to h, perfect gentleman in every sense of tn, word. and have tried his remedies and found them just as represented. He ha. been here different times before and k heartily welcomed back at any time. J. W. NEEIy. City Marshal.
The Forrest City times., 1890-12-27

TnE republicans in congress are not tumblins over each other in their ef- farts to push Mir Cullm's one cent letter postage bill through All right; wait until the democrats get the power and this bill or a similar one will be put through in jiffy.
The Forrest City times., 1890-12-27
You Arc in a Bad Fix.

But We will cure you If sou wilt pay US. Men who are wrak, nervous and de hilitated. suffering from nervous debility. sesinal weakness and all the effects of early evil habits or latvr indiscretiuns, which lead to premature decay, consump- ton or insanity should send for and read the Book of Life" giving particulars of home cure. Sent tsealed1 free by ad- dressing Dr. rsrker's Medical and Sursi 1 cal Institute. t5l North Spruce street, Nashville, Tenn. They guarantee a curc, or no pay.-1 he Sunday M1rnin,. ly.
The Forrest City times., 1890-12-27
MnrIt Wins

We desire to say to our citizens that for years we have been selling Dr, King. New Life PIlls. BIeklen's Arnica Sslye and Electric Rittess, and have never handled remedies that seil as well or that have given snch universal satisfac- lion. We do not hesitate to guarantee thrIn every time. and we stand ready to reinnd inc purchase price II satisfactory results do nol follow their use. These remedies have won great popularity purely on their mcrte. (. F. Hinton. druggist.
The Forrest City times., 1890-12-27
OBITUARY.

Died, at the residence of her parents, Milton aud Isabelle Gossett. near Goodwin, Lizzie, born in Jackson county. Ala. July {, 1874; died. Au- gIfst IS. 1890.
 Incu art gone. dear Lizzie. art now with the brigh; angels aronnd our Heavenly Fathers throne. win all tue loved ones gone cefare, while We. sour relatives and friends. are left to weep aud mourn yoiir loss. Bai why should We wc-p and mourn. for your loss IS our gain. We are left to battle our way through this unirieDdly world with fond hopes nf again meeting with you and other loved ones gnne hefore. and clasping hands agaii around our Heavenly Father throne. Lizzie at the time of her death. was not a member of any church. but for sometime previous to her death she YVES an earnest penitent at the altar and just short time before her death she said tG those oi her relatives and friends around her dylng bsd-'I am going home Oh what d sweet con solatiou this should be to her father, mother, sisters, brothers and friends. to know that she is at rest; and what aa incentive 1t should be for them to StrlNe 10 i've 80 that when they are called they can hear the g.ad greeting: Well done. thou good and faithful servant. enter into the joys prepared for you from the foundation of the worid,N and ever keep them in the path that leads to eternal life. Some time in melancholy mood, We lopg to sec thy face again;
 And yet we would Bot. ii we could
 Recall thee to ths world of pain We look to hcaveD through teafs and sliiies,
 Thinking how blessed thou art;
 And that in but litiio whie
 We Il meet @gtin np mOre to part"
 The writer of aiS has known Lizzie 'ever since she moved to this country with her parents. and has ever found her kind and loving daughter, aai her loss is deeply regretted by all If her frieEdS. ADD M FARQUHAR.
The Forrest City times., 1890-12-27

WHEN such rampant Pennsylvania protect,onists as Senator Quay and Andrew Carnegie. the millionaire iron baron. admit their belief that the Me Kinley law will be the last tariff act ever passed i,y congress it is certainly high time f,a the moderate repabli- cans tn desert the sinking ship of pro tection, :" and they seem to Do duing 1t, too. at quite a lively rate of speed = 30 lively, in fact. that Mir. Harrison will he the last republican, elected president.
The Forrest City times., 1890-12-27
OK Wnat :, t.o,,yhl

WlN you heed the warning. The signal perhaps of the sure approach of that more terrible disease, Consumption. Ask your selves fl yos, can afford for the sake ot ssy ing 30 cents. 10 run the risk and so onothing for Il. We know from experience that Shiloli's Cure will cure your cough. IL never fails. This explains why more tha
 Million Bottles were sold the past year It relieves Group and Whooping Cough al once. Mothers. do not be without lt For Lame Hack. Side or Chest. use Shllohs Pc rons Plaster. Sold by Winthrop K Co J. J. Abses, Colt
The Forrest City times., 1890-12-27
t,ueklen.s Arnioa salve.

The Best Salve ln the world for Cuts, Bruises. Sores. Uncers. Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, retter, chapped Hantis, Chilblains, cofns and all Skin Erup- tions, and positively cures Piles. oi no usy required, ls guaranteed to giy 'sfiect satisfaction, or money refund ei. Price p cents per box. For sale by Hinton.
The Forrest City times., 1890-12-27
LOW Railroad Rates For Tho Hoil-
 daNG

The Iron Mountain Route greets all It's trends with wish for the merriest Christmas and the happirst New Year, aud takes pleasure in offering greatly reduced round trip rates to enable them tnvisi their friends al any point san this ruat. mt over .0n miles dis tsut Tickets are m sale December 1ith 18th and January 10th For tickets and all further information apply Ia your local ticket agent.