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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-01-03
NEWPORT.

The Orleans County Musical conventio
will be held at Newport instead of at Ba
ton.-W. L. Luck has bought the Bee
block. S. Lane has bought the Grand
property. Evening Star lodge l. O. o. ,
has elected these officers: o. 5. Dane. \
G.; 5. q. Scott, V G.; f. H. Adam, ST,
rotary; f, f. Alfred, treasurer, An OF
Fellows lodge will be instituted at Bart
January S.-Rev. G. w. Baptiste of Bro
Ign preached at the Baptist church Suuda
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-01-03

Supervisor Hazeltine of Bristol has been
cooking after the condition of school houses
and schools. Tuo-day he gave an interest
ng ia in the town hall on the duty of
teachers to interest their scholar, i'm their
tudes and the duty of the parents to visit
he school and encourage the teachers -
Influenza is here. Frank Hubbard and
Frank Simonds are here from uIeburv.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-01-03

The Proprietor of Kemp's Baisam gives
Thousands of Bottles away yearly2 This
the Ba sam was not a perfect cure Of Coughs
and all Throat and Lung Troubles. You will
see the excellent effect after taking the first
dose Don't hesitate! Procure a bottle to-day
To keep in your home or room for immediate
or future use, Tria bottle free at all drug
gists' Large size 5Oc and Sl.OO.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-01-03
WOECE STER

Fred Hovny and Matilda, daughter Of IN
late David King, were married at the Meth
odist parsonage by tho Rev. Mr.. Dea,
Monday Dec. 23.-Sewell Copp has lost au
other horse; this makes three within year.
George Richardson has lost another of O.
children, this time little girl Susie %
diphtheria. frankie Pratt has return.
from Massachusetts, where be has been 3D.
work. Hall post G. A, r., held a spec
meeting Saturday evening.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-01-03
NORTH EAYSTON.

Married, December %, by Rev. Mr.. Web
ster, II. Henry and Alice NJ, Peever: "A din.
ner was served to about 40 of their friends:
presents numerous and valuable Charlie
Coriss and Patrick Crowley were thrown
from team by the breaking Of the king
bolt.-Bert Norton was hurt by his horses
taking fright at Middlesex Charlie Proc.
tor and Arthur Story are with their
mother.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-01-03
EAST BERKSHIRE.

\ liquor seizure was made at the Central
House on Saturday by officers from Rich
ford The proprietor, d. p. Moore, was
fined $50 and costs. Paul Moren has re
turned to st. Adams. Services in Calvary
church at 2 o clock in the afternoon during
January. The children's party given by
Mrs. II. d. Lovern was Il great success. -
Mrs. George Vincent is quite ill Of pneu-
mOnia.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-01-03
TUNBRIOGE.

Postmaster Wills's youngest daughter
has typhoid fever. State Senator NJ. T..
King is very sick Fred f. Hayward Bur
lington and l.. Whitmlrsh, Northhrld are
spending a week at Ii. r. Hayward s-The
officers of Whitney Post and Relief corps
are TO be installed Saturday evening. The
members of either society will invite a few
friends
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-01-03
NORTH FeRRlsRuRGA.

Rev Mr. Woodall is well again. L. D.
Fuller sold fine black colt coming three
next spring, to j. Y. Daki for 1928 The
meetings of the week of prayer Will com
mence next Sunday ming al the Methodist
sIurpb
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-01-03
EAST BROOkElELD.

,ev George Boynton closed his labor-
Union society Sunday. Ella GrswoIu
At work in the telegraph office at West
'udoiph.-Ihe First Congregations.
urch is being thoroughly repaired under
no direction of Charles Blake.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-01-03
RANDOLPH.

c. W. Hodges has sold his farm to
Mrs. Washburn for S. 800, and bought her
house in the village for 81 600, Charles
Smith is recovering from his accident -
Mrs. Albert AleXonder's funeral was at
tended by large number. Mrs, Morrison
has returned to Winooski.-E j. Blodgett
is better
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-01-03
EAST BROOKFlELD.

Lawyer and Mrs Sprague are visiting
their parents. Preston &. Reed has taken a
large'job of drawing wood for the railroad at
Sunday school at the
branch had exercise, Thursday evening,
consisting of recitations, music and tree.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-01-03
KEEL ERS RAY.

Whooping cough put an end to Christmas
r"es at the church. Tho lawsuit at the
Hrners Saturday 10y jury was a tie each
10 paying their own cost.-IIiram Morgan
ind his horse dead last weok.-Nr-
aura Mott hoqueathed her estate for
ONE for children ON her farm.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-01-03
RANDOLPH.

The Normal school closes January 10
Joseph Seymour is hcwing ship timber
Two carloads were shipped Saturday.
large number Of teams are idle waiting for
snow,-T, Stone is pushing the repairs on
his hotel property. He expects a large
number of boarders next season.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-01-03

Fred Elkins is sick.-H b. Pottcngil has
'"n appointed special customs officer.
na funeral Of William Drown was held nj
ZEE Baptist church unlav.-Supervi-o r
lone has been misQuoted 10y chart-sa in-
cents throughout this COUNTY
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-01-03
For Abuse OF Alcohol.

Or. w. +. Crane, Mitchell, Dakota, says: at
has proven almost a specific for this disorder;
1t checks the vomiting, restores the appetite,
and at the same time allays the fear of i'm
pending dissolution, that is 30 common to
heavy drinkers"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-01-03
BRISTOL.

Mrs. j. T. Dutton has gone to MassacI
sets to attend a sick sister.-E. Il. Mo-
and wife of Montpelier are guests of j.
Ridley Rosa McCarl of Rutland is Wis
ing here Probate Court next Monday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-01-03

Clark Foster died Monday. Tho teacher-
of in tho school house Friday evening o
russ methods of teaehi.- reading and
-tory.--Nrs l.. Chambel.u died last wcas
frr short illness.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-01-03

As a horse and cattle lotion Salvation Oil
has proven itself an intalla bic remedy. II has
and wellknown hursemcn. Price - cents a
bottle.
Mothers, do not lot your darings suffer with
the whouping cough while you have a remed y
go near at hand. Use DR.. Bulls Cough Syru1
and the little sufferer will soon find relief.
Price 20 cents.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-01-03
PITTSFORD.

The funeral Of Daniel Dutell was held
Sunday.-A donation party was given
at the Baptist parsonage Wednesday even
ng'-Ieb Avery has purchased line pair
of dapple gray horses, price $500
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-01-03
NORTH TROY

William Drown, young man living Oh
the river road, died the 26th. Mrs. George
Doane is very sick and her recovery i.
doubtful. Samuel Sweet is also very sick.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-01-03

Rev. S. F. Calhoun is sick.-F. b. Kim.
bah is sick,-Gcorge Branch is slightly i'm
proving.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-01-03

John Wheeler, for many years salesman
y the Allen store has gone to VI udrld, y.
y, where his sister lives.-J. T. Kenyon
takes Mr.. Wheelers place as mail carrier.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-01-03
MANSFIELD.

The Good Templar, are 10 remove To
hall of the Odi Fellows. John Bisbeo ,
Alice TurRer We're married December 81
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-01-03
STOWE.

Or. Smith of New York is trying 70 os-
tablish an Agricultural Fair ASSOCIATION in
Stowe.-A considerable sum of money i.
assured for the enterprise.
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-23
THEY COULD NOT UsE IT AGAINST
 DEMOCRACY.

We uoticc that eusne of tho St. Francis county Union Labor lcadcrs arc trying to sc- cure large number of copics Of THE FoRnnsr CsTv TiMEs on acceunt of Hn article it con- tniucd, with the view of using said article es campaign literature. wc hope they W til se- cure a thousand copies and send them into every nook and corner of the state. for THE TiMEs is an educator that would turn many Democrats hack into tho paths ot righteous Democratic purity. Tho Union Labor people could do nothing to advance tho interests of tho Democratic party moro than to SOW the Pnragould Press and THE roRWssr CITY TtMEs broadcast over the State. rHE TiNEs has done some noble work for Democracy in much-abused. and Union Labor ridden old st. Francis. and under the guidance of F. l.. vadakin's clear mind and facie pen 1t will continue to do so.--Paragould Press.
 We thank you for your kind words. It was thought by John parham that the issue of TnR TlMKs referred to, would do his little crowd good, provided they could make people at n distance believe that the paper repudiatcd it's course of two years ago, and also that Il para graph from a correspoadent could be made to appear as the sentiment of the paper. Twice during the present campaign we have caught this m,ghtily- fallen-politician's henchmen tand nc doubt at his dictation) quoting from our correspondence and comparing il to original utterances, thereby trying to deceive the people and injurc our paper. We are glad to say, however
 that both attempts did them damage
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-23
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 Look Ous Fes Werns.

We have reports, which we believe to be reliable. of the presence of the cot ton worm in Pitsboro, Miss; Dorchart, Webster Parish. La; rairmont, La, Gonzslss and Seguin, Tex. In all these places 1t is only in small num- bers. have also t0 record that to-day a specimen was discovered five miles south of here by Henry Owen, colored man. He therefore wins the prize of 35 offered by the Experiment Station for tho first worm of the season. Worms Of the same size us the one found were to be found in the same locality fully three weeks earlier last year, 30 we may expect tho injury to bc much less than it was last year. but still it is very serious matter with the farmers to have It come as early as it does.
 They should provide themselves with sufficient Paris Green or London Pur- pie, and be prepared to give the worms a hard fight. No poison should be put ou tn August this year. It will not pay, us the August brood will not be numerous to do apprccAble damage. The poison used last year would have saved much of the loss, if 1t had been put on in September instead of August. Look out for the September brood of worms this year. ltwill not be as bad as last year, but be on your guard. County papers will please copy the above.
 c. A. WOoDwoRTn, Entonologist, Arkansas Agricultural
 Experimental Station.
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-23
AFororore Conclusion.

It has caused no little surprise here tfsAi there should be some doubt existing out side of the State with regard to the exact date when the present charter oe The Louisiana State Lottery Company expires. This is plainly oppressed in the charter of the company which being public docu- menI Is on file aud readily accessible. Even the present charter does not termi- nate until 1895. Moreover. an amend ment has been ordered ny the Legislature of the State to bc submitted to the people, by which the charter of the company will bc extended up to the year 1919. Charters are necessarily granted for limited time, and their renewal Is mere matter of form. This has been fully provided for, as any one familiar with the facts of the case must know. Great satisfaction Is express ed at the management of Generals Beaure- gard and Early. who as Superintendcnts 0f the drawings. have maintained the high standard to which The Louisiana State Lottery Company has always lived up.-- New Orleans ti.s.l Times-l)emocrat, Aug. Sth.
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-23
THE DEMOCRATS or ST. FRANCIS
 COUNTY.

Tho Democrats and Republicans of St, Francis county arc following the example Of Phillips county to the letter. Tho Democrats win nominate candidates for four ofnccs on the Iith. and tho Republicans will do the samc thing on the 18th. The men thus chosen win tc endorsed by opposite parties thcr names will bc placed upon one ticket and Democrats and Republicans alike win go to the polls and vote 1t, just as they do in Phillipe, Jefferson and many other counties throughout tho State. This manner of selecting and ciecting ofnccrs in tho above named counties gives sAtisfac- ton thcrc and no doubt such ticket will bring old time peace and prosperity to our own county. The Democrats win vote is straight and don't you forget it."foRRxsr Cirr TIMES.
 Yes, the plan mentined has been the means of bringing about the utmost good will and kind feeling between the two political parties in Phillips county. and 1t has proven satisfactory in every respect. In state and National elections we each cling with all the old tune tenacity to our rcspec- tive parties, but in county politics 1t is best for each side to yield a little and make certain concessions to the other. It pays. and the World ventures the assertion that St. Francis county will be glad that it tried the experiment.. The prosperous condition of our county. the harmony existing between persons of both parties, the general desire for peace, fraternity and good will and the friendly harmonious feeling that prevails all over Phillips county upon political and all other questions, is due more to the compromise or fusion plan than anything else. TIE 11AEs will not regret having advocated this meas- ure.-llelcna World.
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-23
rLor ro Ass As..xArs rus xp,rox

NArOLxox noxArARrE FIxnR, . man who. in tho language 0f an enthusiastic sdmIrcr, ''emboslics the spirit of Washington and Jesus Christ. is tho nominee Of tho Union Labor vnrty for Governor of Arkansas. He is . preacher, and onco hsc light with our young friend Ed. l.. vadakin, os THE FORREST CITY TiNEE. The little man with the big Christian namc IS marching to tho ncld of Waterloo. whore he will bc defeated by tho hosts of tho people and hanished to the eternal oblivion of political St. Hecna.-Iittlc Rock Republican.
 It is mistake about Fixer having . fight with ye editor. It is true, how ever, that the writer hereof, was way laid, deceived into following, and Set upon by three toughs, who no doubt had planned to take, and would have taken his life. but for tue unexpected arrival of justice of the peace and a friend of his, which presence thwarte,l their design, and made 1t exceedingly dangerous to them to proceed, and hence with the exception of slight blow in the face from Fizer ye editor escaped unhurt. The would-be trio of assassins were headed by Nick Bully Fizer, present candidate for governor on the mongrel ticket; the other two were w. II. CofIey, present county judge of St. Francis county, and candi. date for reelection, on the Union Labor ticket, and one l.. P. Feather ston, the insignificant and puerile owner of a stolen seat in congress
 which is equal to theft in any other way of an amount equal to the salary
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-23
Mead Times.

We chronicle with regret the death of tho sycar-old child Of Mir. and Mrs. James Smiley. which occurred Monday of conjcstion.
 Ephriam Church had fall Tuesday. which resulted in three ribs being broken and much pain.
 Mrs. Margaret and Miss Lulu Anderson were at Mead yesterday. Mrs. Fred Ko@er has returned to Clarkston. Ark. after . two weeks sojourn harc. the Eaest of Mrs. '. W. DcRoesitt. Jesse Rawlnson, tho great exponent of the Pair Divide ticket. of Blacknsh township. loft fur his home yesterday. Prof. Geo. l.. Jackson has been detained at home several days. this woek. on account of sickness in his family. But his school Is pro grcssing nicely. Fishermen arc now very husy skipping fish frou, thls place 10 Hot Springs and other points.
 Melons of all kinds arc very plentiful Chils win soon i,e in their wake. J. R. Smiley aud family leave for Cross coun. iy t.-,iay. 2. P Mcdaniel was hero thia week of coursc hc was on business and did not talk politics.
 The campaign liar Is abroad as usual. and there tr nothing ,co contcnptihic for him la ici, on tho Fair Divide pcoplc. aud al tho same time he Is . member of ever, political bryant. ration which has cv-r been organized since he became a voter. Glad to say. however. ;hss he has deceived no one. Because he k In Il coons nest, don't make htm a coon. for uc did not leave his old cumts scent isl,ina Come, boys. do your duty Ike Grig1r tow D. chip. and tbc'C niun Is,or party Is thing of tho past. UNo
 August xist ipN1
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-23
McDapt0l1itpa aS

The barbecue and picnic al Hrown's Grove, Wednesday. was n complete succcss in every particular. revcrni hundred people being rrc-- cut Tic Fooi people of tho ncighloshcs,d spared no pains tn making II one of the most enjoyable affairs of tho season. The Narianna string hand furnlshcd music for tho occasion and the young folks enjoyed dancing io their hearts content. Tho dinner wns cxcelicat. an abundance of meats and other catabics and seiicaeics having bccn nscciy prcrHrcd The colorctl people were given dinner uu the grounds. a'sart from the whitcs. and every thing seemed to bc done that could possibly add to their pleasure. After dinner several ab,c addresses bearing on the fair divide ques- ton were made Icy prominent speakers.
 The day, however,. hd not pass without its spice of romance. \ young man. n teacher in one of tho country schools. and young lady. tho daughter of one of our most prominent citizens. attempted an elopemcnt. but wcrc prevented by tho interference of shc young lady's rclativee. The young man had pro. cured ,nnrriaxc license and had everything in rcndiness to ny frsm tho ssern. unyieldiua parents, but owin. to bad management failed to carry ont tho programme.
 With this exception nothing occurred af an exciting or unpleasant nature and the day win long be remembered.
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-23
Mn Is Jusr THE sAMs NOW

In lSS6 Mir. Fizer spoke thus in refer ence to the attempt to use the Wheel organization to advance the Repucli- can party:
 cit secme to bc pretty well settled that the Wheel State ticict movement is simply litele scheme of the ofhce-eeeking bosses which they hoped might be made to Insure their own pevsnnal advancement; but tho rnasecs of tho membership, especially of Eastern ArkAnsas, know too well what tho rcsult would bc 10 hazard tho Democracy in any such reckless manner and undertaking. And our friends of the gsv~t Northwest should pause and con. sitlcr tho c0eoss on their hrcthrcn Of the Kass. kcpublicanism means with us negro suprcaa- cy. nothing more nor nothing icss."
 And agsin, in ono of his recent speeches, he sstided:
 Tho time vih never comc. and 0od forbid that it cver shouid come. when the white man shsli bc subscrvtcnt to the black. an whttc, and there ss not . drOp of blood In my vesns that would not revolt al an alliance whicu would place the biack uan moueutarily iu power over the white man.'
 We do not understand how any col ored man can vote for Fizer, who has so plainly shown that hc is not in favor of them holding any otIlce and that he means them no good.
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-23
PUT DEMOCRATS ON GUARD.

We believe it is scheme of the Union Laborites to have \ general stealing of ballot hxes after tue cleo ton, 80 they can hollcr fraud.
 Therefore WIG suggest that the Demo- cratic committees of every county in the state select determined Democrats to guard tho Asxcs and not let theee fellows have them stolen ns they did in Pulaski county nnd Howard tOwn- ship, Conway county, in 1888. s.-Texar- kama Democrat.
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-23
Eama.

Fame and good reputation consists i0 dOing the right thing in the right way at the right time. Generals are famous who led the way to victory. Orators are famous who touched the heart of the peo- pie. Smith's Tonic Syrup Is famous b<s- cause It has ever accomplished correct re- sults Used In the right way At the right time it invariably does the right thing. lt never makes failure. IL never brings isappolntments IL was invented by the eminent Dr, John Bull. of Louisville. Ky. as . substitute tor qninine. It dora lts work even better than was expected. N has all the good qualities of QuiniMe and none Of its evil tendencies. u cures chllls and fever. colds, infiuenxA, A grippe. etc.. even when quinine fails. It is pleasant to take. and children like it lt builds up . broken down constitution and fortiGes is sgainst tho insidious attcks of malarial tss- fueuces.
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-23
klncriH,s Enlc.

 NOTICE Is hereby given. that in pcrsuancc IN Of an execution directed to mo by tho Clerk of the St Francis Circuit Court. dated July 1st. 1Sll1 in tue cause lately pending in tho St Francis Circuit Court, wherein Henry Comls was plaintiff and Syl liurrowes md A. Carter wcrc defendants. and judgement was rendered agninst iSurrowes and Carter. for one hundred and twcnty-nine and alioo dol lars. with cost and interest, and by nc levied on the following described lands, to-wit: Tho southeast quarter of Section thirteen uY. Township Two t5) north. Range two @ east. containing 1d0 acres. lying i'll the County of St Francis, State of Arkansas, will oil
 August 20th 1890. between tho hours for Judicial sales, in front of the Court-liOuse door. Town of Forrest City. State of Arkansas. cell tn the highest and best bidder, on q credit of threc months. note with approved security, tho above-dc- ecrbed lands.
 Given under my hand. us tho Sheriff of St. Francis county. this tho sth day of August. lSpo.
 JouN N. DAVIS, Sherin. Ky Goo, w. Scaborn. D. q,