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The Forrest City times., 1891-05-08

DURING the cold snap this week frost damaged the fruit and wheat in Central Kentucky. Ice formed in several places. Ice formed all through Central New York, and all the early fruit was ruined. Tn Wilmington, Delaware, traces of ice were seen and u light snow fell. Connecticut reports u severe frost, and great damage is feared to have been done to the fruit and vegetable crops. Sumner county, Tenn, had white frost, and much damage is done to the gardens and potatoes. In parts, of Ohio all the early fruit is damaged, if not de stroyed.
The Forrest City times., 1891-05-08
Attention. Ex-Confederates!

On Sunday, May 10, 1891, the Ladies' Memorial Association of Phillips county, Arkansas, in addition tO their annual decoration, will unveil the Cle- burne Shaft, the unveiling to be done by the daughters of ex-confederates. Extensive preparations have been made by the Ladies' Memorial Asso- citation. Gen. Gordon. of Memphis. will deliver the address, and the Chickasaw Guards. of the Bluff City, will be in attendance
 D. c. GovAN, President.
 w. l.. WHITE,
 Sec'y Ex-Confederate Veterans. It is desired that all ex-confederates will respond to this invitation as readily as they responded to the call of their country. over quarter of cen tury ago. The ladies who have un- dertaken and completed this work will be greatly cheered and encouraged by your presence, and a day spent in swapping stories by the campfire" will amply repay the old ''vets."
The Forrest City times., 1891-05-08
Everybody Knows

That at this season the blood is filled with impurities-the accumulation of months of close confinement in poorly ventilated stores, workshops and tene- ments. All these impurities and every trace of scrofula, salt rheum, or other dis eases, may be expelled by taking Hoods Sarsapariila, the best blood purifier ever produced. It is the only medicine of which 100 doses one dollar" Is true.
The Forrest City times., 1891-05-08

TIE treasury department offers to send all the small silver that the banks in any section of tie country will take, free of carriage, which, if the banks take any considerable quantity, will be u mighty fat thing for the United States express company, of which ex- Senator 'sme too'') Tom Platt, of Nc York, is the controlling spirit.
The Forrest City times., 1891-05-08
shIIoh.s Catarrn aemedv.

Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy, marvellous cure for Catarrh, Diptheria, Csnker Mouth. and Head-Ache. With each bottle there is an ingenious Nasal Injector for the moro successful treatment of these complaints, without extra charge. Price 60 cents. Sold by Winthrop . Co.,; J. J. Ablss, Colt.
The Forrest City times., 1891-05-08
Gbt furrtst Gitp Einres,
LANDVCyCT e VADAKfN. Editors and Publishers

TIE next congress will probably have to do little investigation. if re- ports are true of the juggling with the figures purporting to be the condition of the treasury,
The Forrest City times., 1891-05-08
Miles Nerve and Liver Pnls

Miles Nerve and Liver Puls.
 They act on new prnciple-regulat- ing the liver, stomach and bowels through the nerves. X new discovery. Dr. Miles Pills speedily cure bliousness, bad taste, torpid liver. piles, constipation. Un equaled for men, women. children. Small- est, mildest, surest. 30 doses, 25 cents. Samples free at Winthrop x Co.'S drug Stpre
The Forrest City times., 1891-05-08
Confirmed.

The favorable impression produced on the first appearance of the agreeable liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs few years ago has been more than confirmed by the pleasant experience of all who have used it, and the success of the prorrietors and manufacturers the California Fig SyIup Company.
The Forrest City times., 1891-05-08
Sudden Deaths.

Heart disease is by far the most fre- quent cause of sudden death, which in three out of four cases Is unsuspected. The symptoms are not generally under stood. These are: habit of lying on the right side, short breath, pain or dis tress in side, back or shoulder, irregular pulse, asthma. weak and hungry spells, wind in stomach, swelling of ankles or dropsy, oppression, dry cough and smoth- ering. Dr. Miles illustrated book on Heart Disease free at Winthrop & Co. s drug store, who sell and guarantee Dr. Niles unequaled New Heart Cure and his Restorative Nervine, which cures nervousness, headache, sIeeplessness, ef- fects of drinking, etc. It contains no 0piates.
The Forrest City times., 1891-05-08

TIE Arkansas Democrat puts in it's claim for the best special service ever maintained in the state-and justly, too, for it Is the only paper for Arkan- sas news published in the state. May it live long and prosper,
The Forrest City times., 1891-05-08
Happy tioosIers.

Wm. 'rimmons. of Idasille. Ind, writes: Electric Bitters has done more for me thap All 0ther medicines combined for that bad feellng arising from kidney and liver
 tfouble.s John Leslie. farmer and stock man, of same place, says: ssFind Electric Nttters t0 be the best kidney and liver 1aedicine: made me feel like new man. T. ". Gardner, hardware merchant, same f0wn. s&ys: ''Elsctric Bltters Is just the 1king tor man who Is aA run down and don't care whether te livea or dle1''k iie found new streNgth To0d appetite and folt just like he had [ new lease on life. x1nly my cents bottle ~ Q |. llfntsp's llruy stoge. N N sA X
The Forrest City times., 1891-05-08
Certain Citizens, Ex-PNrte Petition.

Come the petitioners, by their attorneys, and Oscar Wolff ct als, by their attorneys, and said Oscar Woin ct als file their motion for Il new trial in this cause which motion being duly considered by the court. Is overrued to which ruling of the court said Wolff ct als excepted at the time, and asked and obtained leavo to file their bill of exceptions within sixty days from this date and prayed m ap- peal to the supreme court, which is by the court here granted.
The Forrest City times., 1891-05-08
LEa,AL ADVERTISEMENTS.
nid for K cepinx counts y pri.-
'tbhI1k N-'
 one. IsH.

NOTICE Is hereby giv0n that on the 18th IN day of May. 1891. at the court house door. in Forrest City, between the hours of N C. u.. 2p. m.. will let to the highest and best bidder The right reserved to reject any aud all hlsA.
 W. II. coTrEy Ju<Aee.
The Forrest City times., 1891-05-08

A BOSTON letter says: s'Nearly a year now Boston physicians have been assigning heart failure" as the cause of death in the certificates which the law requires them to make out and re- turn to the board of health. Begin ming with this week the board will re fuse to accept this entry and demand the name of the disease before it will issue burial permit. Why, the thing has been rankly abused. Either be- cause they didn't know, or because they weren't sure regarding the na- ture of the disease. doctors fell in the way of assigning heart failure' as the cause of death. Heart fallurel Might just as well say breath failure Of course the stopping of the beating of the heart is the ultimate cause of every death, but it cannot properly be as signed as d disease, except in some few cases. Some slovenly physician started the heart failure few months ago, and others, seeing it given in the weekly reports which the papers print, took 1t up, until now it has be. come the rival of consumption as d New England disease. A few years ago doctors of this kind gave 'maras. mus great run in the same way tMarasmus,' which in general way means debility or gradual wasting AvAy, was bad enough; but this heart fAilnrs' is simply ridiculous. As told Soa, the board of health is now putting sa stop to 1t, and what disease careless and half-educated physicians will take np next. ] caa't guess.
The Forrest City times., 1891-05-08

AN exchange, ill commenting on Prof. Totten's prediction that some time in March, 1899. the end of the world will come, and that number of virgins vii! be caught with their lamps untrimmed, without oil, and not a match in their waistcoat pockets to strike a light in an emergency, asks the question: ''Who are these, virgins, ;anyway?' It says: This will be bad :, and it is worse when it is remembered that the oil is free. Who are these virgins, anyway? The modern Chris tian usually keeps pretty full, we'll trimmed and a-bnrning, and holds his flambeau well up in the heights, and is an all-round hustler of the get there species; but these virgins are people who seem to lack snap and enterprise, and neglect to lay in supplies until after business hours. They must be the class of people who never get in on the ground floor in a real estate boom, or merchants who never advertise.'
The Forrest City times., 1891-05-08
A SPECIAL to the Arkansas Gazette says, in regard to the special election for judge of the Ninth district:

"The result throughout the district cannot well be predicted, as the oppo- site side has been at work night and day and the democrats. believing there was no danger. have been rather in different; but it is pretty safe to pre-. dict a democratic victory"
 The same old tune, "Didn't know il was loaded" Again we warn the democracy that the republicans are always loaded for b'ar," and if sue cess is to perch on our banner in 1892 twill be by constantly believing there is danger, and be prepared to meet it.
The Forrest City times., 1891-05-08
I:lcction I,rx,s.lnmm ton.

AYOrICE Is hereby given that therv vIl bs, IN an election held At the usual votfnE place in the town of Forrest City. for tho school district of Forrest City. tor District No. the 10th day of May. for the purpose of clcct- ing two school directors and voting tax for school purposes. Poll. will he opened st o'clock, p. m. ,. N. Ih,owN. Mayor.
 s. NJ. BLALock. Retortlcr.
 Forrest City, Ark, May ]. 1s9i.
 Tru~tee'. sale.
 AyOrlCE is hereby given. That under and IN by.virtuc of the authority confc1v<fsugon the In cci tain trust dcesi executed hy Mar garct F. Baskin and SaInl n. Iiaskin to mo as trustee for Francis smith. Caldwell | O.. dated the 9th dny of August lSs9, recorded the 9th day of August. IsSs. in tho oface of tho clerk of the Circuit court. tn St. Francis coun- ty, State of Arkansas, defant havtax been made in payment of the notes, and tho indcht- edncss secured by said trust deed. and the said Francis smith, Caldwell k Co.. stsc bcne- iiciary hereunder having rcqucetcA me to make sale of the leul estate convoy es1 tu mo tn said trust deed in order to pay sle indebted meas duo said Francis S,nssh. Caldwell X CtA. ! will on Tuesday. the ipth sAsy of May, fsyi ss the principal door of she SS~srf house In tho City of Forrest City. in tho County Of Sf. Fran cs, State of Arkauxts. nj the hour of twelve o'clock. noon. offer fer s,slc to ihc highest btd- der for cash. the following described real e. tatc
 Fifty-thrcc t5h acrcs ofy tho north end of the northwest quarter of section twenty lan town ship four st north. rauvc four ,p east. con- taining in all nfty-three acres sltuatci In tho County Of St. Francis. state ot Arkansas. all rights to valuation ar npprxisrtn.nt of said rvni estate, all rights uf exemption. hoauesteasi and dover. and all rights of redemption havo been waived and conveyed in said trust dcrd. and the undersigned as trustee. will sell smii real estate free or all such rights or interests.
 CnAS. C. CrNNIEu, Trustee.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-12-03


The pew baildiss 81 The Beupins,oi
valley Pulp company 81 North BsnBing,cr
10 80 by 100 feet II is iso stories hisl
and vill be used for dry hense. store hoas'
aud laishins room.
The new brick mill OF the Lssher Stock
log company At Bennington 10 pessly
flushed. II gill be one Of the largest add
fnes, mills 10 the town ADD vii empio,
from 100 10 100 hands 10 the opening Of
spring.
With Eiyis Cream Balm.s child can be
treated without pain and With perfect safe'
~. l, cures catsub. hay lever and colds
in the head. IL 10 easily applied into the
nosirils aud gives immediate relief. Price
90 cents.
James W. Tyson 81 Baltimore. Nd,
comes to STAFFORD this week 10 visit his
copper mines and TO visit the Tunbridge
granite qusrriss. He, with Senator Morrill,
aud other wealthy residents. is determined
TO have . railroad bull, from Pomps upon
the PAssumpsic, or from some other point,
through this town TO Tunbridge granite
quArries. aud possibly, TO the Barre quar-
ries.
One OF the sad results Of the fire st 81.
Albsps is the death Of Gaorge A. Sweeny,
which occurred Saturday morning. Swee,
ny was one OF the Ere wsrdens and overts1'
cd himself 10 rendering great aud gallant
service at the fire. Being subject TO heart
trouble, the inhalation Of smoke. the ex
cilemeot aud fatigue were OF fatal effect
and he dropped dead suddenly = short
time after his return from the scene. He
leaves a widow and three children. the
youngest baby boy FIVE days old.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-12-03

Ewes Bownsn 10 81 home icrs little
stsy.
Miss las BosmsS has goss 10 Csiiior
ria 10 psss The winter.
-Mss Mary Es,ssbrook lsii 90 SsIas,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-12-03

pDbsEl.
--D1bt forget the ieciu.e this. Thur,
day eve.
The fall term Of our village school
closed NV 20
--Mneh sympathy is expressed for our
popular landlord. who j. vi sith fever.
R,xa Hssl-'op h.s recently placed .
i.nily monument 10 or eemetry, furn-
ished hs H. u. Kat 4 SJp.
Fred Msnley aud H. b. K-nt we're
bay laying marble slde walk esst Of @.
NJ. Sykes store, when the cold weather
pu, stop TO i, t5r tie rreseni.
Perhaps /, nisht be As veil for The
couespobdep, q the Granville psrer TO
bold mp BIT 10 ngai 70 the Dsnfor,b
matter There are some acts 10 he case
ib.i have BOT yet been ipvstissted.
-- Tlsui.sisins a., service. s@re varied
.omrshst ttem those 81 former yesrs
Each uns was Invited to speak briefly civ.
ing some rrssoa ~ thsbtfuine,s and graft
tuie Msay fesroudei snd . profitable
boar VAS spent Al boar ~ tso later tor
kry ws, disen,sed ii many farmers
table. A yer, large pumber ebiertsined
guests o. that day. ih fact they we're too
s~.,s,sts. "a sea.tfn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-12-03
One Dollar Welt Inv 90 ted.

II you have bad breath. constips
ton. pain in the small OF the back, dis
colored skin, nervousness CT dizziness your
only wire course is TO take DR. David Ken,
nedy Favofie Rene y, OF Rondout, N.
Y. II will cleanse the blood Of all impuri
ties. regulates the Kidneys and Liver, and
thus restores healthy glow TO your cheeks
sgsin All druggists, one dollar q bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-12-03

ENNI NEE1INNTWN9
Miss Lo,iie Shepard spent Sandsy
with her cou.in 10 Bennington.
Village schools closed Monday on
seconni Of sesrle, lever
Rev. l. l. Lswrebce rs gone 10
poulinsy aud other places for short VI
cation.
Mrs Zsnss Warner Ls. . shock oil
paralysis issi seek. She Is foms better
spd may recover
This ianefsi Of Hattie willef. only
child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wa: Wilier Wa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-12-03
STATE NEWS.

hsld on sundsy al 2rN, Rev. n. @.
Scsfius cEi eating.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-12-03

nasr paHsrT
w II Beetle 10 10 io~H sgain
Cheese sola lssi weet for II ! ? cent,
Mrs. Aarslias Sykes ifom TITO merit
psfi 81 the state 10 visiting Der father. y
q. HRr.ood.
-oaiie chshse 10 The weather tb'
past few day. Rsin. snov and the ner
cor, degrees below xaro Mondsy morn
ibs
- The cheese isciory closed las, Sa1dsy
Those who sish to sell their milk have
beep offered $3.50 per hundred by the
Wsilinsiorj oresmefy.
-Oa socouni Of the storm bat isw ai'
tended the suction 81 The south village
Saturday. We learn that 4, NJ Torrey
bonsb, The iurnsoe property.
BoSDyfLLE
II. +. Duane and wife attend the
ODD Fellows fair 1T Chester.
--Mis. Miuoie Bafbse began Der school
10 Ea., Dover Monday. Nov. &c.
Rove Williams Is 3. work for T.. P.
Barney 81 South Londonderry.
-Rsv. L d. Harris and wife are visit
log bis parents At Char 'olie. this safe.
Harold Williams, who 10 attending
school at Burr and Barton seminary, v@
At home for Thanksgiving,
The barn belonging to Charles Stark
Was burned Saturday morning, Nov. q,
before dsylighi, With nearly all bi' stock
snd contents, only two horses being saved.
A valuable pair OF steers were burned. A.
bon, 10 tons Of bay, harness farming tools
etc, we're destroyed. Mr. Stark thinks
bis lantern exploded and caused the fire,
The property vas insured for only $500.
The loss il severe one for Mr., Stark,
" DO il poor man.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-12-03
nufrar

wibisr arrived sabdsy morning early
- Mrs Cooling. sLo ts been quite H.
10 recovering.
The ". G. T. Z meets viih Mrs. @
". Hosls Wednesday afternoon.
Henry Bsr3en and Mas Sadie Smith
were married Nov. 25.b. Let the good
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07
THEY MAD THEIR RETENGE.
And Managed to Put the Car Conductor Out
of Breath in Doing 50.

An amusing scene WAS witnessed in Main
street a few days ago in whiclfa conductor
on % West avenue car figured in a ridiculous
light
The uassengers included three women and
two children As the car passed Niagara
Square one OF the young women pulled the
bell cord i'm q frantic manner and the car came
TO "A sudden halt
An old woman who was waiting for the car
10 pass eiuded 10, and the young woman who
pulled the bell looked the least bit crest
fallen.
The conductor looked mad and started the
car mp in q hurry. Then a woman on the
other side Of the car made q wild dash at the
bell cord, again stopping the ear, but she
made no effort 10 disembark. and when the
condutor glared at her like a wild beast she
meekly stammered.
II thought the young woman wanted TO
get Of"
Now. if you women will let me manage
the car and keep your hands Of the bell rope.
I'll be obliged to you,' gruIily said the iIate
conductor.
The women blushed. but said nothing
They were amply rcyengcd soon after. At
the junction on Main and Niagara streets the
conductor beat a sudden retreat into the street
railroad Office without ringing tor the driver
10 halt. When the conductor reappeared his
car was at Seneca street.
He jumped on board Of another street car
and It went down Main street at "a three-min-
ute clip. the conductor yelling like a Co
manche Indian in order 10 attract the atten-
ton OF the runaway driver. but IN vain. The
people on Main street hardly knew what 10
make OF the scene. but the women on the West
avenue car enjoyed the fun immensely
He said he'd manage the car" said one Of
them, and / won't interfere with his
business Buffalo Express.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07
ACCIDENT.iL SHOOTING.
\ Youth Has a Narrow Escape From Death
Escaped Convict Arrested-Other News.

4 Youth Has a Narrow Escape From Death.
Escaped Convict Arrested-Ofher News.
NORFOLK. Va. Mar G. Special Robert
MYERS. white youth residing in Portsmouth,
had a narrow escape from death this morning.
He was standing in q store where another
vOuth named Walter Taylor was handing
revolver. when suddenly the weapon was dis
charged the ball striking young Myers on the
night side Il the head near the temple, inlet
ing serious, though not necessarily fatal,
wound.
Edward Foreman an escaped convict from
North Carolina was to-day sent 10 JAN for SIX
months for larcenyin Portsmouth Many more
charges were entered against Foreman, VINO IS
an old offender and has many aliases: When
ne has answered al these he will be delivered
up 10 the North Carolina authorities. where
he is charged with horse stealing.
Mrs. Yates ~ Brown died this after
noon at her residence, in Portsmouth,
at the advanced age Of nnety-0ne
years. She was born in Princess Anne
county in November. 1909 and has resided in
Portsmouth since 1897. She retained all her
physical and mental powers unimpalred until
few weeks before her death.
Vice President Charles G.. Eddy. Of the
Norfolk and Western railway, has written
letter to Colonel L. NJ. Henry. president o.
the Business Mems Association here. urging
upon the citizens of Norfolk the advantages
81 her location for the manufacture OF Hour
up0n a large scale. Mr.. Eddy offers the
hearty cooperation of the railroad IN the
project. and declares that the building Of the
new irOnton extension OF the road Will open
up the vast granarv of the central States IN
addition 20 the adjacent regions. Mr.. Eddy
j. one of the most faT-sceing business men IN
the State, and ms interest in the promotion of
our resources has aroused our citizens on the
subject.
large oyster and fish cannery. with mini
mum capital stock # 10000 will shortly lie
established IN Portsmouth. The site has al
ready been selected, and the factory, when IN
operation. Will employ fifty or sixty hands.
Iieht-Hcy Bishop John J. kean has con
scented to deliver ms famous lecture on The
America of the Future in tins city on the
evening of April lst. The proceeds viii 90 To
the support oi ST. Niuccnts Hospital.
Observer 4. D. Davis. who has had charge
Of the mted States signal service here for
many years. has been transferred t. Block
Island. f.. t. He viii he succeeded by VII
lWn Davis of that place.
Judge Watts and Nh. John ". Harper. at
torntys for the city of Portsmouth, have gone
10 Richmond To argue the Atlantic and Dan
Vile injunction case before the Court of APP
penis.
Hon. T. G.. skinner member-elect Of Con-
gIc-s from one Of the North Carolina districts,
WAS in the city to-day.
Work on the hattlc-ship Texas and cruiser
No. : lRalolgh). being built at the navy yurd,
is progressing rapidly toward completion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07

North state Notes.

The South Atlantic Presbyterian University
has been Incorporated by the Legislature OF
North Carolina 1t will represent the educa-
tional interests Of this church IN the States Of
North Carolina. South Carolina. Georgia and
Florida The board of regents held their first
meeting in Augusta. Ga. last week and elected
an executive committee. No definite action
was taken As 10 location Of the institution.
although Atlanta, AsheYlle, Spartanburg.
and Augusta were named. The location will
be determined at meeting 10 be held June
80
few DAYS ago while Mr. John Lucas, the
manager Of the planning department of the
large saw-mill Of the Stimson Lumber Com
pany, New Berne. was at the top Of ladd-rad-
justing some machinery the foot of the lad
der slipped along the floor and it fell. throw
ing Mr. Lucas down and breaking his left arm
and iniuring him slightly III other ways.
Frank Riley, Of CASTOR county. dropped
dead Saturday afternoon. Mr.. Riley had
gone 30 the stable to saddle his horse. and
while SO engaged dropped dead He was a
strong, hearty man, apparently in perfect
health. Heart disease was supposed 20 be
the cause of his death. He was forty years
OF age and leaves wife and children
John Dockery, the twenty-year-old son Of
Rev. :. W. Dockery (colored), was caught in
the driving belt Of A. NJ McKinnon's saw
mill near Burlington, Saturday morning, and
crushed TO death almost instantly. He was
carried all the way around the driving wheel,
and his breast was considerably crushed.
Rev. ]. B. Richardson. Of High Point, has
accepted a call for year from the Baptist
congregation at Burlington, and will begin
the years work next Sunday and preach regu-
larry the first Sunday in each month. The
new church will be completed at once, 90 as
to have regular place Of worship.