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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-05-08

The Philadelphia Times says That
Samuel J. Randall always lived in the
most modest and unostentatious way at
his little country place out on the Penn
sylvania railroad. The house was no
larger than many laborers, and was
furnished in the plainest and most un-
pretentious style" Mr.. Randall was
modest in all things, and that was one
Of the secrets of his commanding
strength.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-05-08

DudeleighI wantyou to takea drive
with me tomorrow in my new trap.
just got it over from England mail
cart.
Miss Budleigh Oh, how loyeIyl T
always said you men have the best Of
1t.
Dudeleigh II don't understand you? {?
Miss Bndleigh- You have all the mail
carts while we poor girls have all the
miss Oh, What an 7 saying Toicn
Topics.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-05-08

A GARFErD. Oregon. citizen has dis
covered that'the squirrels that are shot
and left on the ground are devoured by
their fellows, and he turned the knowl-
edge to account. When he kills q
squirrel he cuts hole in it and puts in
istrychnine, and in this way has killed q
large number of the pests.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-05-08
Too Green 10 PIuck the Frnit.

George What prude that Barnsley
girl is I asked her for q kiss the other
evening.
Frank And she refused you?
George Not iii SO many words. But
she puckered up her mouth in most
provoking way and said; @No, George,
7 cannot give you kiss; and then
added in an irrelevant sort Of way !:
Don't you know that stolen fruit is the
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-05-08

A GENTLEMAN who lives near Wash
ington Village, Me-, and deals in sew
ing-machines ran upon quite mine Of
wealth recently. In tearing to pieces
IN old machine wkich had been in his
possession for some time he ran upon .
secret cavity containing fifteen twenty
dollar bills
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-05-08

: A CHILD born to Mrs Wallace ut
Kelso, Wash, had no openings at the
eyes, the skin completely covering those
members A surgical operation was
performed to supply tho deficiency.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-05-08

A CURIOUS reminescence Of Gambetta
has just come to, light. In 1866 Emile
oliver was invited to dinner at the
house of the father Of Manet, the eele-
fbrated impressionist painter. At the
dinner there was young man who was
exceedingly gay and amusing. 1t was
.Gambetta. Emile Oliver was greatly
impressed with the young mans extern
pore eloquence, and that evening ne
said to him: aYoung man, if you are
willing to work you will one day be q
great orator. Oliver little knew, how
truly he was prophesying, and what i'm
portant results for his own career Gam
Fbetta's oratory was to have.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-05-08

The record for the largest amount of
butter produced by cow in one year
has been broken by COW owned by D.
F. Appleton, Of Ipswich, Mass, who,
with three days to spare, produced 941
pounds II ounces. The previous record
was 936 pounds 49, onces. held by
Landseer's Fancy, owned by William
Morrow, of Nashville, Tenn.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-05-08

THERE is new use for hypnotism-
namely, as q remedy for habitual
drunkness. The drunkard, after being
hypnotized, is informed that ardent
spirits are nasty and the object Of his
particular hatred. If this is repeated
two or three times the habit Of thought
becomes so fixed that the drunkard can
not bring himself to drink drop vof
spirits.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-05-08

a BERLIN dispatch reports that Gu
rious ceremony has occurred at Eilsdorf.
Two japanese young men Of fnoble birth
were baptized, and renounced their
names. titles and nationality. Count
Anne Of Yeddo now becomes plain Herr
Cunt, and will study at the military
school with q view Of becoming . Prus-
sian officer. Viseonnt Kobayakawa Of
Toxic will BE- known in the future as
Herr Bruno, and intends to study for
the German ban. The cause assigned
for this remarkable act on the part Of
the Japanese il that they have fallen in
loys with two sisters. daughters Of q
good old Brandenburg family. The
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-05-08

ARRw days ago a dog on the ranch
Of George Noble, of Hollister, Cal,
freed wildcat. Mrs. Noble went out
with a rifle and succeeded in wounding
the animal, bringing it to the ground.
Then the dog took a hand, and in the
scufie dog and cat rolled into the Los
Muertos Creek. Mrs. Noble was
anxious to convince her husband that
she had KILLED o wildcat, and leaned
over the bank of the creek to secure
the carcass. While SO doing the bank
caved in and Mrs. Noble was precipi-
tated into the stream. She pluckily
struck out however, finally landing the
animal and triumphantly exhibited the
carcass to Mr.. Noble upon his return
home.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-05-08

younr ladies declined to accept the ad-
ore <ses of the young men unless they
snasented to become Christians and
nEnEralized Germans.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-05-08
TOPICS OF THE TIMES.
A Choice Selection of Inter.
ssting Items.

OVER one hundred colored mon now
control newspapers in the Unibsd
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-05-08

come to God, must run between great
many business perplexities. If a man go
over to Business at 10 clock in the morn
ing and comes away at o'clock in the af-
ternoon, he has some time for religion; but
how shall you find time for religious con-
temptation when you are driven from sun
rise to sunset and have been for five years
going behind in business, and are FREE
quently dunned by creditors whom you can
not pay. and when, from Monday morning
until Saturday night, you are lodging bills
that you cannot meet2 You walk day by
day in uncertainties that have kept your
brain on fire for the past three years. Some
with less business trouble than you have
gone crazy. The clerk has heard a noise in
the back counting room, and gone in and
found the chief man q raving maniac; or
the wife has heard the bang Of a pistol in
the back parlor. and gone in, stumbling
over the dead body of her husbands sui-
eide.
There are in this house to- day three hum
dred men pursued harrassed, trodden down
and scalped Of business perplexities. and
which way to turn next they do not know.
Now God will not be hard on you. He
knows what obstacles are in the way Of
your being Christian, and your first effort
I'M the right direction he will crown with
success. Do not let Satan, with cotton bales
and kegs and hogsheads and counters and
stocks of unstable goods, block up your
way to Heaven. Gather up all your ener-
gies. Tighten the girdIe about your loins.
Take an agonizing look into the face Of God
and then say. Here goes one grand effort
Spr life eternali" and then bound away for
Heaven. escaping as with the skin Of your
teeth"
In the last day it win be found that Hugh
Latimer and John Knox and Huss and
Ridley were not the greatest martyrs. but
Christian men who went up incorrupt from
the contaminations and perplexities Of Wall
street. Water street, Pearl street. Broad
street. State street, and Third street. on
earth they were called brokers. pr stock
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-01
CITY oItDINANCIs.

As ORpIsAsCx providing for License and A Privilege Tax and their collection;
 AsrteLg i. He II ordained by the Common Couneii of the Incorporated Town of forrcst City. State Of Arkansas that it shall be unia w- ful for any person to engage in. exercise or pursue any of the following avocatiuus in the Incorporated Town of Forrest Guy, without first having obtained and paid for liceuse therefore IA follOwss
 sscrios I; For Flying Jennie, i've dollars per unonth-
 Sec. 2. For the exhibition or ouriosstics or monstrositiss in tents or room, i've dollars per week.
 See 3: For exhibitions of trained bear or other animal. iu the streets or other open places, one dollar per day
 Sec. (; For throwing rings skill game Eve dollars DOT mouth.
 Sec. h: For throwing at rag hsdIcs or other target, i've dollars per npnth, Sec. 6; For each galTanic battery, lung tes- tsrs. muscle developers. hftlng, pulling or striking machines, olec;ric batteries nye dol lars per month.
 See 2 For each 6snd organ. unless the grinder Is blind, or cripple ucspacstated for work, enc dollar per das. Sec. s; For exhibition of museum of anAt a. my, five dollars Ser month.
 Sec. 9. For each corn doctor. one dollar per day.
 Sec. 10: For each peddler of pictures or frsnes UT either of them, i've dollars per month.
 See II, For each pswnbroier. twenty Ave dollars per annum,
 Sec. ls; For each rope walker, two dollars for each day.
 Art 2; lie 1t further ordained tbat any per son who shall engage in or carry on any bust ness or trade mentioned lp each or any section ot this Ordinance, without first obtaining a license therefore shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor. and on conviction shall hc fined tn any sum not exceeding fifteen dollars for each o1ense and each day tho sane shall be so unsawfuliy carried on shall be separate of fense
 Art. 8: Re f. further ordained that this or. dinance take otfect and To in force from and after It's passage and publication, and all Or orparts Ordinance dinauecs in eouiiict with repealed
 Approved February 9th, ls9d
 .. H. Rot.Lw AdK, Mayor. ], N, naowS. City Recorder.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-01
At the Baptist Church.

The services at the Baptist church iasi suH5lay. were not largely attended owing to the inclement weather, but were heartily enjoyed by those present. Rev. W. A. Clark, D. D., of Little Rock, delivered an able sermon in the forenoon. The deacous elect were eX- amined il, the faith of church by the pastor, and forcibie address to the church was delivered by Rev. B. G.. Manard.
 The Sunday school massmeeting at 8 o clock. m., was very interesting, Dr. Clark addressing the audience on Re iatlou of Church to Sunday School; :" ii Manard, on Benefits of Young Peoples Meetings;n and Pastor Gram mer, on How 10 Make the Sunday school Attractive"
 At night, Rev. E G. Manard, state evangelist, delivered an earnest and eloquent discnurse. Subject: The Glorious Gospel X free will offering of s6 was made by the congregation.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-01
With . Cane.

Tuesday afternoon the officers and directors of the Bank of Eastern Ar kansas met. and after the transaction of minor business affairs. called for Mir. II. F. German. He responed from the front office, and thinking that per haps his services were required in some business transaction, attended on the body, in tue private office. When he approached he was handed A magniii cent gold headed cane. Il very beauty. upon the head of which was engraved,
 To P. GoRMAS,
 FROM
 BANK or EASTERN ARKANSAS,
 FORREST CtTr. ARSAssAs.
 MARCH let, ls1.
 President James Russell made the presentation, and in few well chosen words expressed the high appreciation of the officers of the Bank for the faith tul and earnest services rendered that institution by the efficient bookkeeper Mir. II. r. German. and the regret they felt at losing his assistance; he also assured Mr. G. that the company held him in high esteem and wished him a prosperous future. Taken alto gether the episode was very compli- mentary to the former bookseeper. MT. German had suspicioned that some such token was in store for him, but was not thinking about the suddenness of it's arrival, hence tue gem of oratory expressive of his thanks which he would have no doubt delivered if he had not been surprised. was completely lost in admiration and kindly apprecia tion of the beautiful stick. However inadequate words may have been to express the feeliugs, we know that Mir German will prize that cane AS he does his honor, and We are ourselves very glad that he has handsome everyday reminder that he has been appreciated in Forrest City for his services and natural good citizenship and geniality by those N hu have known him longest and most intimately, and especially by those who have had him employed.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-01
LEGAL ADvERTIsEMENTs.
.TItyTlTE,I,,- NAu.u

NOTICE ia hereby given, that.lndcr and by IN virtue of the authority conferred upon me in certain Trust Deed executed by Wil- trust~c for The Dundee Mortgage and Trust Investment Co. itm, dated the 18th day of December, issS. recorded the i6th day of December issd tu the office of the clerk of the circuit court, tu St, Francis county. State of ArkAnsss default having been made In pay m~ut or the notes. and the indebtedness secured by said Trust Deed, and tue said The Dundee hartsAeo and Trust investment Co, linn, the beneficiary thcreunder having re- qucsted me to makc sale of the real estate con veycd to me in said Trust Deed in order to pay the indebtedness due said The Dundee Aertgase and Trust Investment Co. him. l will on Tuesday, the 18th day of March. isSo At the principal door of the Court HouAe in the City of Forrest City. in the County ot St. Francis. State of Arksnsas at the hoar of twelve clock, noon. offer for sale to the high est bidder for cash, the following described real estates
 Tue northeast quarter tsl of section thirty four tsN township D Ave gSl north range two @ east together with all mules. horses, cattle and othcr live stock now said place con taining in all isl acres situated in the County of st, Francis, State of Arkansas, ali rights to valuation or appreiscmcnt of aid real estate all rshu of exemption. homestead and dover aud alt rights of redemption have been waived aud conveyed in said Trust Deed. and the un- d~fsisncd as Trustee, will sell said real estate frec of all such rights or interests.
 ALssRr \. CAipwELL, Trustee.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-01
CITY OlsDISANCE.
A N OguiSkscE establishing the salsry c "A the Recorder:

\ \ OguiSkScE establishing the salary of "A the Recorder:
 ne it ordained by the Common Council of the Town uf Forrest City:
 SECTION l. That from and after the nrst day of Aprit. lsAl the Recorder shall receive the sum os one hundred dollars tsl1i per an- nam fus Ais scrs ices as sucn Recorder, which saau be fall compensation for all services Of whatever nature rendered by cad Recorder See 2: The Recorder shall he entslloa to a fce ot 1fty cents for the issuance of each lsocnSe authorized by law said sum of tifty Ceats to tle ia ser part of the costs of such ticenss and collected hy tbe Marshal.
 See 2. That this Ordinance take eTcct and be Ia force from and after its passage and pub licstiun, and all Ordinances or parts of Orii- nsnccs in conflict with this Ordinance sra hereby r-p<nled
 Approved February 9th, lsso.
 c. B. RoLIwAGr. Mayor. J. N. BaowS. Recorder.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-01

Chea.hams $ Chill Tonic, aside from being he best ln the world, is an exc,.l- lent tonic for enfcebled persons. aoes mot uaeseate. enricliss the blood and makes you feel like new person. Try 1t. For sale by II. Evans x Co. For rest City, and E. T. Oliver at Caldwell. The manager of the news stand and bookstore, located at TnE TIMES office, has made arrangements aud will soon carry in stock full line of music books, published by The W. w. Whit ney Company, of Toledo. Ohio. Wait and See our collection before purchas- ing.
 We are informed that first-class dress making establishment will be opened in Forrest City in the near fu lure. We believe such an enterprise will prove profitable to the proprietor, and only wonder that we have not had a regular dressmaking establishment long since.
 When you need mild laxative you should have & medicine that will act on the liver and kidneys ss well as the bowels. Begg's Vegetable Liver Pills are prepared expressly for this purpose. l0slst on gettlng them. as they nave no superior and few equals. C. F. Hinton, druggist.
 Gaylord & Hale, druggists, Osceols Ark. write: "Certain Chill Cure gives better satisfaction than any fever and ague remedy we handle. We sell under d guarantee and have never had \ bottle returned and never heard of 8 case where it failed to give satisfaction. Sold by II. Evans X Co.
 When you are sick you want to get we'll don't you? Then try CUBAN CHILL TONIC 1t cures Chills and Fevers of every type, from the shaking agues of the North and West, to the raging levers of the torrid climate. IL is the same, health restoring. medicine sold and guaranteed by C. F. Hinton.
 The presence of two drove, of mules in Forrest City, and the fact we are told 4e0 or 800 head of work mules are sold here every spring, We are re- minded if some ono would start a st ock farm near this city and make the rais ing of mules d speciality, he would soon have handsome remuneration cred ited to the young mule account.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-01
M MOnaY to Loan.

l am prepared to negotiate loans on real estate quickly, in sums and upon terms, tosuit borrowers. at 10 per cent. interest. No interest or commission taken out in advance. You get all you borrow. l also make abstracts Of tille on short notice. and at reasonable rates. JAMES A STEWART.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-01
.EzZ1se1ag3 HG<<S
 

We. tho undersg gnsd Banks and Bankers will gay all prizes drawn in The Louisiana kt1te Lotteries whick may be presented at our eosuters:
 kA ALMSLEY, President I.ouisisna Ma tisns Bank.
 PlEHnH LANATX. pres't Stgts Nat'i Bank A BALDWIN. Prest New Orleans National Hank.
 CARL CONN. P.est Union National Bank GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING, At tse Academy ot Music, New Orleans.
 TUESDAY. MARCH II. 1890. Co ZstAl Prize. GSoO.OoO 1! Ice ses Tickets at SaS each; Halves eio; Sasrtsrs, g.: Tenths. te; 1wcrticths, ti.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-01
rubl,c sa,. o, r.r.,u,, r,cper,,

There will be public sale of per sanat property. consisting of males farming implements, A lot cf corn. and a mill and fixtures, OH Saturday March lsL, 1890, at Bonair.
 l.. 0. MCDANIEL.
 Adm'r est. of A. D. Mcdaniel.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-01

kkMEhRER, that tho payment of Prixes is erARATrEaD BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKS or Anv oxLxAss. and tho tickets are signed by the President of an institution whose char tered rights arc recognized in the highest Cour;a; therefore beware of all limitations or anon mous schemes
 oSk DOLLAR ls the price of the smallest part or fraction of a ticket ISSUED BY rs in any drawing. Anything In our name offered INSa than . dollar Id n sw1udie
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-01
EaE AlA

Thirty-iive acres of improved land miles southwest of Forrest City. and two miles south of Little Rock X Mem. phis R. R. Deeds perfect
 s. N. BLALoCK.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-01
cy- seogws H0y sfTrrey

Cures indigestion, Bilio's-nes. p,snersis. sss. ris. Nervousness, and GencrSl ls.bilily. fass- e.ans recommend is. All deslcrs sell it. Genuine bAs treds mark and cToss-d red lines cn wWYPos
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-01
Dissolution Notice

NOTICE ishereby given to all whom it may rAN concern, that the firin known aa Reha X wilson. Bakers. is this day dissolved hy mutual consent. K. Wilson having soid his interest to John kehn, Inc forf,ler rctires while the latter assanes all lsbilltie- og and collects all ac- counts due. the irm. as above stated The hlIsiness wih be continued, as heretofore Thanking tho public for past favurs. and hop ing that \ liberal patronage will continue at this house. Respectfully
 JOHN RrHo,
 E. WILSON.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-01
t;rast narnr,n.

Russell, Graham & Co will sell you . Boys Suit of Clothes, for ages of from to Is years, for SIPS and sl.T5 per suit, Call early, ss the stock is iiDii ed
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-01
Posted.

On Jan. 2s, 1880, before Esq. Jol'n Cole, one bay mare mule li hands high. about l2 years old and valued at forty five dollars. GEORGE MINIS.
 See II. F. Duoley.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-01
Shlion,s atarrn R,n,I,

Shiioh's Gatarrh Remedy. a marvellous cure for Catarrh, Diptheria Ganker Mouth, and Headache. With each bottle there ls an ingenious Nasal Injector for the more successful treatment of these complaints, without extra charge. Price 50 cents. Sold by II. Evans A Co.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-01
Warning Order,

Stephen csstieberry. Plaintiff; In St. Frn-
 vs. cis Circuit Puss Castleh~rry. Defendant Court Tho defendant. Puss Castleherry, is warned to appear in this Court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff. stephen tastlcberry lied in this csuse.
 In testimony whereof hereto set my hand and the seal of said court this tsth day cf Feh- raary, icaN IT. O. FITZPATRICK, Clerk.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-01
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR MARSHAL.

FINHE TIMES is authorized to announce Ma.
 l r. F. psEwETT, ss q candidate for re-rlcc- tlon tbe office of Marshal f tAe lncurlors, ed Town of Forrest City, subject to the vote of the people.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-01

Roses Piantsl. Write for catalogue to Tipton < Hurst, Iittle Rock. Ark.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-01

NaTs -EtrSeia drawing Capital Prizes are Re. sasit!sd .o Terminal Pr,1cs.
 A Q -s n- z n IVY A S- = xG =
 tG For LsaS rates. CT sry further inforrna- tsE ssssrcs, writ- ierihly to tho undersigned s.ssriY ssttsE your resdcuce. wits Stats County. Street and number More rapid re- tsrs utxl cciiTery NH hs assured by your en- sississ sn envelope bearing your full address.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-01
-ArC N-AN--i
Aaersss H. A. DAUPHlN.

N. T
 New Orleans. La, Or, k. 4. DAUPHtN.
 Washington. n. C., Gy ordinary letter. containing Money Order tssaed hy s,l Express Companies. New York nxehasgo. Draft or Postal Note. Address Registered Lctters, containing Cur rsacy. to
 NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
 New Orleans q
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-02-08

II the Kansas people, after this
exhibition Of hypocrisy and malice,
do not repudiate ingalls, - Senator,
they will stand convicted, not Of
''seeking justice for an oppressed
Glass;" - pretended, but Of Sec
tional hatredOf the South solely and
simply. The New York World
says:
Immediately after Senator In
gals had concluded his speech on
the negro question last Thursday,
he met Senator Butler, Of South
Carolina, in the lobby. As the two
men shook hands. Senator Butler
"Ingalls, what in the -
do you mean by making such bitter
attacks on the SOuth!''
Butler replied Ingalls,, do you
know anything about Roman histO-
~! II 50, perhaps you remember
how the Roman augurs used to get
together and privately laugh over
the gullibility Of the Roman peo-
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-02-08

fog and dews appear 10 have been
very favorable in their effects on
cane generally, yet . good soaking
rain il needed and would be highly
beneficial in all sections.
Insects, cut-worms in particular,
are doing considerable damage to
the garden crops in some few local.
ties in South Louisiana.
In the Florida parishes reports
regarding the strawberry crop are
favorable. The frost Of January
18th killed the strawberry blossoms
and the potato vines, but did not
injure the maturing strawberries.
Since then the budding and bloom
ing has recommended and the con-
dition Of crops is reported as being
from one to two months in advance.
In Southwest Louisiana the fruit
trees are in full bloom, fig trees
leafing, blackberry blossoms were
noticed early IN January, and many
rice fields are green and there is some
talk Of flooding them. The fields
have all been plowed and farmers
are ready for planting.
The deficiency in the rainfall for
Louisiana since October LIST
Is nearly eleven inches. In October,
1889 We had but m average of OIL
Of an inch; in November, $40
December, l.57, and Janu-
Ary about LIS, making q total of
less than seven inches against q nor
NAL for that period of seventeen and
! half inches.
The deficiency in the rainfall since
October LIST in North Louisiana il
nearly eight inches. October, 1889,
had O.4O Of an inch; November,
;.Ol December, LOS, and January
will average about LOO inches, max
ng . total for the season Of ll.46,
. normal of nineteen inches
or the season for that section of
he State. Il. +. KERKA AN.
Signal Corps.
Director La. Weather Service.