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The Forrest City times., 1891-04-03
Honor Roll of Poplar Grove School For wnak Ending March 1Qtb

Mamie Marsh 99, Berley Jolly 99, Tom McCrary 96, Nora Whittenton 96, Monroe Grant 96 Noah Hodges 96, Jack Hodges 95, Richard Pugh 94. Liz ze Martin 94. Ida Pugh 94, Francis Hodges 94, Bruce smith 92, Katie Grant 92, Dink Hicks 92. Daniel Rawls 90, Jesse Hodges ST, Bertha Hodges ST, Maggie McCrary S6, Ollie Bell s6.
 MATTE INGRAM, Teacher.
The Forrest City times., 1891-04-03
Notice of PubilcntiOn--Il
 LAND OFFICE AT LITrLEiRoCk. ARK,

NOTICE Is hereby given that the following AN named ,ttler has filed notice of his in tention to make final proof Tn support of his claim, and that said proof will be made be- fore the county judge, or in his absence the county clerk of St. Francis county, at Forrest City, Ark, on May 9, 1891, viz; William H, Holmes, II. E. No. l6.oSd for the east half of the northwest quarter of section le. township north, range 1 east.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land. viz: Dam wyids, Sam Baskins A. J. Pipkn, W. H. Hardee, Of Forrest City.
 F. RALEIGH, Register.
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MARRIE ED.
Wilson--Fogg

At the residence of MT. and Mrs. J. D. Baugh, last Thursday evening. was solemnized the marriage of Mir. $. C. Wilson and Miss Virginia B. Fogg, E. Bonner, Esq, officiating. TIE TIMES joins their many friends in wishing them much iOy
The Forrest City times., 1891-04-03

THE republicans are about to club 1ngalls for his alliance speech, and the alliance is getting. ready to spank Peffer for his republican tendencies.
The Forrest City times., 1891-04-03
PrIn. Ebencezer Academy. York County. $. ( For sale by H. Evans x Co.
Sh,loh's Catarrn Remedy.

Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy, a marvellous cure for Catarrh, Diptheria. Canker Mouth, and Head-Ache. With each bottle there is An ingenious Nasal Injector for the more successful treatment of these complaints, without extra charge, Price 50 cents. Sold by Winthrop & Co.,; J. J. Ables, (snlt
The Forrest City times., 1891-04-03

WILL the decline in sugar used in coffee have any effect on the quotation of the sugar" to be used in the con- ing campaign?
The Forrest City times., 1891-04-03
Letter List.

Following is list of letters remain
 ing unclaimed in the post-oflice at For
 rest City, St. Francis county, Arkansas,
 for the week ending Saturday evening
 Mar 2S. 1891:
 Clement, D Cornelius, A Cook, Margaret George Sarah Jordan Prof T l. Johnson, J Jones, Cale Lackey, Wm Thornton, Dora Taylor, Maria Turner. Iinder Williams, Mary Wilson B II Wood, Mrs W T Wrouser, B Williams, Lymon Parties calling for the above letters will please say advertised" and must
 pay one CD cent for each letter deliv- cred. MRS. NJ. E. WINFIELD. r. M
The Forrest City times., 1891-04-03

THE negroes north are protesting against the separate coach legislation in the south.
The Forrest City times., 1891-04-03
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Association again convened at o'clock. Prof. Davidson. of Helena began the pro- gralnme for the afternoon with the subject "Sehool Forms" He exhibited and ex- pained the forms used iu the Helena schools. consisting of enrolment cards. detention cards, information cards, monthly report cards and teachers monthly report cards.
 Every law of nature has definite and precise form; every line of business has it's forms; every application of science has forms. So in teaching. The success ful teacher must have certain forms for conducting all school work. There are two methods of control: first. physical force; second, following out certain pre- soribed rules or forms. The best is to manage by definite plans formulated upon fixed principles and forms. Good manage ment Is always based upon proper selec- tion. Parents should be notified Of the msdemeanor of their children. All punishments should be firm. but kind lncorrigibles should be severely dealt with
 Every teacher should have a daily pro gramme, He should aot attempt to teach high school studies. In any school four studies are enough for any pupil at one time. Each years work should be laid of in the text books. so that each pupil may know how much work he has to do in any given time. The programme is the teachers line of battle, and it must be well planned.
 Prof. Shinn: Every teacher must keep all forms prescribed by school law. Teach CTS have failed to make proper reports, 1 and hence our statistics are incorrect Teachers should read the section relating to the proper keeping of all school statis- ties
 The directors should have an organiza- tion and regular time of meeting. They should make definite programme for ] their schools and keep correct record of the progress of each pupil. Too much shftless work is being done. Better forms are needed and rgidly carried out
 A teacher should be kept as long as possi- ble in the same school.
 The hour for adjournment having 1 almost arrived, the remainder of the pro gram was set aside for the next meeting, which is to be held at Forrest City on the last Saturday of April, beginning promptly at 10 o'clock. The full programme will be announced in due time.
 These monthly meetings are exceedingly beneficial to all concerned in the interests of our schools. Not ''how much,s but ''how we'll" should be the aim. It is hoped that at the next meeting we will have large representation of teachers directors and patrons. Prof. Shinn has promised to be present again. if at all possible. No interests are more urgent than those of our country schools. Let us have live and enthusiastic meeting on the last Saturday of April. Every body welcome.
The Forrest City times., 1891-04-03
LEllAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
lxOad Notice.

To the County Court of St. Francis County: Tho undersigned, citizens Of Wheatley township, will make application at the April term for an order opening up public high way in Wheatley township. beginning at the northeast corner of section twenty cal. town ship A. range west; running east two and oue-fourth miles, thence north one eighth mile, thence southeast on the most practica- ble route to Goodwin. J. W. PosEY,
 J, K. SOHRgLs
The Forrest City times., 1891-04-03

GEN. ALBERT PIKE, died in Wash 1neton City at 8 o'clock yesterday even ing.
The Forrest City times., 1891-04-03
Don't Feel We'll,

And yet you are not sick enough to con- suit doctor, or you refrain from so doing for fear you will alarm yourself and friends. We will tell you just what you need. It is Hoods Sarsaparila, which will lift you out of that uncertain. uncom- fOrtable, dangerous condition into state of good health, confidence and cheerful ness. You've no idea how potent this peculiar medicine is in cases like yours.
The Forrest City times., 1891-04-03
STATE NEWS.

LITTLE ROCK had a S200.00O fire Saturday night.
 Texarkana has started d homemade circus on the road
 Clarksville is rejoicing over con- templated oil mill to be erected m that city.
 New postoflices are established at Foley, Washington couRty, and Syla Moore. Stone county.
 The leading druggists of Texarkana contemplate the establishment of a patent medicine laboratory.
The Forrest City times., 1891-04-03
Gbe fOrrtst Gitp Gimrts.

TIE Arkansas Press sensibly calls our state "The Promised Land"
The Forrest City times., 1891-04-03
ROCK HUI. S. C.. March 24. I

Dr. J. B. Johnson. Rock Hill: Dear Sir The Microbe Killer bought from you has entirely relieved my wife from asth- ma, and believe will eventually cure her. Please send me another package.
 Yours truly,
The Forrest City times., 1891-04-03
For Rent.

A Residence. with four rooms and a kitchen; abundant water supply con venient in the building. For further information apply to
 l.. ROLLwAGE S Co.
The historic times., 1891-10-31
TIE LATEST.

THERE is a rumor that there has been
an engagement on the frontier of Guat-
emala and Salvador between Saliva
dorian refugees and Salvadorisn troops
and that the former were defeated.
DENVER property owners are much
worried over a deed made by man
who claims to have pre-empted thirty
two wears ago what is now the heart OF
that city.
MASON, the British subject at Shang'
hai pleaded guilty to the charge OF
having been in league with kolao Hui
(secret society men and to having
transported contraband arms consigned
to the insurgents. He was given nine
months Imprisonment.
A STATUE to William C. Wickham,
the confederate general, has been un-
yelled at Richmond, Va.
| IN collision at Taopi, Mimi, two
men were killed and several injured
New YORK merchants interested IN
the Chilian trade look on the present
trouble with grave misgivings- Some
believe that England is behind it all
THE handsome Mississippi river
steamer, Oliver Bierne, was destroyed
by fire at Milliken's Bend, Miss
Twenty lives were thought to have
been lost. Incendiarism by deck hands
was charged.
A YOUNG couple WHO took their bridal
trip in a balloon at Birmingham, Ala,
are missing and fears for them are felt
john r. FORD, county commissioner
and prominent druggist OF Aspen, Col.
is missing, and is charged with many
forgeries He was formerly Kansa:
} City man.
fepI a small town near Champaign
Ill. has been ravaged by fire.
ARCHIrE CT w. ]. EDBRooKE, who
looking after the construction of th'
: worlds fair government building, ha'
| found that the work so far done is no
l according to contract
IT is said that FIVE men We're kllle'
: in a shooting outbreak over politics
I . Farmers Alliance meeting in Unlo
r county, Ark.
t AMoNe the passengers of tn
Alameda. which arrived recently
S San Francisco from Australia, wer
& John l. Sullivan and party.
!. In the French senate Minister Koch
t made an able plea for lower tar'f o.
Y American salt meats, and the senat
z voted to act on the bill at once.
e Ex-CoSGREssMAN LA TOILETTE,
Wisconsin, charges United States SeI
l. ator Sawyer, Of that state, wit
,r virtually attempting to bribe him
influence his brother-in-law. the iude
A. before whom the state treasurer's ca:
, was to have come. Mr.. Sawyer deni'
all wrong doing.
The historic times., 1891-10-31

LITTLE Rock, Ark. Oct @a.-f ore~'
fires are raging In Monroe county. In
many instances fields having oh
burned. and cotton gins, with their con-
tents have been consumed, involving
great loss No rain has fallen IN two
months, and the autumnal leaves are
making q distressing eonnagFaiaon'
The smoke from the forest fires Il g.
most unendurable, which, with the ex'
cess OF dust makes the AtmospheFs
SUI coating.
The historic times., 1891-10-31

THE health authorities have been
notified of an extensive outbreak OF
pleuro-pneumonia in the south part OF
London In one dairy fifty COWS have
been killed.
HARRY Hills pavilion at Flushing
Bay was destroyed by FIRE
MINISTER EGAN on the Goth formally
presented the demands of the American
government to the Chilian junta for
reparation for the outrages on sailors
at Valparaiso.
THE steamer Teutonic of the White
Star line from New York, October u,
for Liverpool arrived at Queenstown on
the 27th. Despite high seas and rough
weather the Teutonic beat the record
from New York. The exact time con-
sumed in making the voyage was 5
DAYS, 81 hours and 8 minutes.
Four bodies were recovered from the
wreck of the Margaret John, off the
coast of Sussex, England The ship
went down in the recent storms.
CORK, Ireland, has been the scene OF
disgraceful riots between the home
rule factions. Many persons were Sc"
verely injured. Troops were ordered
out
DISPATCHES from Russia tell of anti
Jewish riots in various places. In
Tchernigoff fifty Jews were killed and
hundreds were wounded. The forests
are full of Jewish refugees, who are
dying of starvation
THE English board of agriculture has
received information which is regarded
as convincing of an intention on the
part of Russia to prohibit the eXporta
ton of wheat
CONSIDERABLE bitterness is expresses
, in France against the prince of Maple
because of his remark that Europe wa
saved on the field of Waterloo an
some of his critics have taken occasion
to remind him that Italy was saved,
rather rescued, at Magenta and So
a ferinO.
. John DILLON was stoned while pass
ing through the streets atCork ana on
!. man struck him a heavy blow on Tn
9 leg with a stick, injuring him.
: THE Austrian ambassador IN Berll
I has telegraphed to his governmel
that a meeting between the Russia
- and German emperors has been
i ranged to take place in Berlin.
n FIRE at Virden, Man, destroyed
e dozen stores and burned twenty hors'
imported from England. Loss, $50, 90
d The famous grenadier guards OF p
D. gland are reported to have mutfnl'
d for the fourth time because of poor al
ID meager rations.
SCORES Of lives were lost and inc;
s. culable damage done in Japan by
e. earthquake.
THE Chilian government declined
rs assume responsibility for the attack
a the American sailors and the Bal
more's men have been notified not
is land at Valparaiso The situation
IN considered grave.
e. A NEWLY constructed wall at Tun
9. which had been undermined by the
vn cent heavy rains collapsed, burylng
l., party of thirty natives who were
ed sembled in an adjacent house to ce
brate wedding.
The historic times., 1891-10-31
THE WORLD AT LARGE.
summary Of the Daily News
WASHINGTON NOTES.

r annual report Of Brig-Gen. Du-
60 commisary general Of subsist-
20 ~ ii the army, is mainly statistical
q. 80 II tcontains an interesting paragraph
= ~ reoard to the necessity OF having
hetter cooks
= i officially declared by the Chero-
~ commission that the strip is
..t,allv free from boomers.
SECRETARY BLAINE returned 70
wasb;upAn on the 24th and called Oh
~ president. He declared that his
haolth was first class
PROMINENT men interested in bimetal-
I'm have obtained informal creden-
.als from the national government to
r-ass the cause in Europe. This is re-
oarded as a good sign.
EVERY Latin-American republic has
accented the invitation to participate
4 the Chicago worlds fair, Paraguay
being the last on the list
THE president has appointed John a.
smalls postm aster at Portland, Ne,
Vice Herbert G. Briggs, resigned
carr. G. LEE BROWN, Eleventh In
sentry. has been ordered to Washing
Tan having been designated as Indiar
scent at Pine Ridge, vice Capt Q. @
Penney, Sixth infantry, relieved at al
own request.
CHIEF JUSTICE FULLER has returned
10 Washington and occupied his seat 4
the supreme court
IMMIGRATION Commissioner Kemp
ster. lust back from Europe, charge
Russia with cruel persecution Of Gel
man settlers, who are leaving by hur
I~ada
The historic times., 1891-10-31

In a collision on curve between
two heavy freight trains on branch |
of the Chicago & Northwestern rail-
road, near Lake City, Ia, both trains
were wrecked. M. r. Hayden and
George Stein, both brakemen, were in
stantly killed. Engineers Collins and
McAllister were probably fatally In
iured.
THE Italians Of Chicago have passed
resolutions denouncing the Italian con-
sui there for his conservative attitude
concerning the New Orleans trouble
and for not raising the Italian flag Sep
| tember 20.
Lucy JEwETT and Sarah Preater
went to Terre Haute. Ind, from Paris,
Ill, stopping at hotel near the depot.
Next morning both were found dead In
bed. They had blown out the gas.
THE Irish-Amcrican republican league
OF Illinois met in Chicago recently and
was addressed by GOV. Fifer. It's psr-
pose was purely political.
RALPH CUNNINGHAM, Of Fostorla, o.,
tried to commit suicide by crawling in
to a red hot furnace He was rescued
before he was dead.
THE question Of the right of Chicago
women to vote in the coming election
for school superintendent has been
taken before the state supreme court
THE new university Of Chicago has
closed the purchase Of the library OF >
Simons, Of Berlin, comprising 2So''
600 volumes and 100, 900 pamphlets
A TORNADO swept over the town OF
Conneaut, o., recently, destroying
thirty houses The loss was abou
500, 900. A little girl was hurt
SARAH WINNEMUCCA, the Piute prin
cess, is dead. She was well known il
> the east, having been on lecturins
tours
/ PALo ALTO, Senator Stanford's grea
stallion, lowered his record to 2:1O OF
the kite shaped track at Stockton, Cal
q THREE persons were killed and seV
Q eral injured by an explosion in tn
J. United States mine supply works a
N Cleveland, O.
Destructive prairie fires are re
b. ported in Oklahoma. Guthrie wa
is filled with smoke and many OF the Sc
" tiers had to abandon their homes.
was feared there was loss of life.
" THE glaze mill Of the Ohio powde
S6 works at Youngstown exploded, xii
1 ing two men, Joseph Maags and BE
% Somans, and completely destroying tt
81; mill
EDWIN H. MARSHALL, of the Unite
d, States navy, shot himself dead at h
Is tel in Chicago as result of an old ar
a bitter feud with his beautiful al
in wealthy wife.
IN BALE BROTHERS tin stamp work
Muncie, Ind, were destroyed by f1r
n- Loss, about So, 600; partially insured.
ve Two wealthy Mexican sheep raise
~ we're shot dead by two cowboys IN
It. saloon in Holbrook, Ariz.
re- JUDGE TAYLOR, Of the Indianapo
supreme court, has rendered decisi
to denying the right Of the tax board to
Of mand from bankers lists of deposition
vn BUSHNELL & BUSHNELL, we'll knov
90. real estate dealers Of st. Paul, Min
have assigned. Liabilities estlmat
at at $500. 000
,ur "A HEAVY explosion occurred IN I
factory Of the United States Supply {
ny at Cleveland, o., blowing the roof ne
wo IL off and shattering the walls 10
Fling, aged IA; Alfred Schaetfer, ae
ties L. and Paul Pfaun1uche were klllec
The historic times., 1891-10-31
THE SOUTH.

THE Gin belonging to the Sherman
(Texl Oil & Cotton Co.. together with
$50 bales Of cotton, burned. Loss, 500
600; fully insured. The electric hght
plant was badly damaged.
AT Bessemer, Ala, Postmaster Sam
uel Mullin jumped from his carriage
while the horse was running away.
His skull was fractured.
THE service Of a summons at Baltl-
more on Secretary Blaine in suit Tor
the value Of southern bonds bought by
4 Dutch merchant years ago was pre-
vented by the secretary being asleep.
THE Florida worlds fair commission
proposes to reproduce Fort Marion, the
Oldest fort in the country, as the state S
building for Florida
Much alarm exists in New Orleans
| over a serious cave-in in the levee-
a TRAIN of thirteen coal cars went
| through bridge over creek at Good
water, near Birmingham, Ala The
caboose caught fre and two men were
killed and their 6odies burned.
NoTICEs have been posted In Bren'
ham, Tex, warning the whites that the
negroes intend to rise in arms.
THE pacing horse Direct in matcn
with Hal Pointer on the kite" at 20
lumbia, Penn, made the three mllt
heats in 2:Oa eos and 2:OsS4.
A FRreHTFUL boiler explosion oc
Cured at the electric light plant at the
Louisville (Ky.) gas works. One mar
was killed and several persons were In
iured. The damage run up to $500 ooo
THE negro Lee Green, who muroere'
the family Of a man named Lowe nea
Queen City, Tex, was captured an
burned to death by a mob of whites an
blacks.
THE Northern Society of Georgia de
a nounced John Schriver, correspondent
! of the New York Mail and Express. fo
= his account Of the Grady monumen
4 dedication
0 AT Raleigh, u. O., Mrs Hawkins wa
q to ascend in q balloon, carrying do
that was to descend with parachute
|. Anthony Jordon, colored, was caugf
in the rope and was carried up sixt
feet. when be let 60 and fell, receivin
fatal injuries Mrs. Hawkins cam
|. down without injury.
\ THE Missouri, Kansas & Texas RAJ
\ wav has effected an organization Il
Texas.
a FOREST and prairie fires were
! ported raging in southern indian
Arkansas and Texas
The historic times., 1891-10-31
THE EAST.

Ia
THE national board Of appraisers IN
New York city has been hearing the
test case brought by the Woolen Man
ufacturers' association 10 force higher
duties on imported woolenS
Young VAN SCHAACK, noted ANA
teur sport Of New York, announces his
secret marriage five years ago to New
Jersey girl.
THE six days bicycle race at New
York ended as follows: Martin, 1,4Oo
miles laps; Ashinger, 1,441 miles
LAB: Lamb, 1862 miles; Schoch, 1929
miles laps; Albert 1908 miles laps;
Royst 1901 miles laps.
ESos FR1sDEE died at Harwintown,
Conn, aged 100 years and four months
THE doctors say that Katie Cole.
colored girl Of Is, who dropped dead In
the street at Pottstown, Pa, died from
the effects Of tight lacing.
THE general appraisers Of merchan-
disc goods in session in New York nave
decided that the invoice values OF i'm
ported woolen goods were about right.
SLossoN defeated Schaefer in the re-
cent billiard match at New York.
TEED, the Chicago Messiah, seems to
have control OF the Celibate Society OF
Economics IN Pennsylvania, who own
property worth, it is said, $50, ,OOO' OOo'
Teed promises big ahings.
THERE was a dynamite explosion at
the Cumberland Pa.) quarries. Four
men were fatally injured.
ROBERT BONNER offers $4,000 to any
horse that will trot in a05 within two
years.
THE grand jury of the United States
district court at Boston has indicted
the officers Of the Louisiana lottery tol
Illegally using the mails.
THE New England Card s. Paper Co
plant at Springfield. Mass, has beer
destroyed by fire. Loss, $4,000; IA
surance, S205.
The New York court of appeals IA
disposed Of the Tilden will case BY de
claring the will invalid. The heirs %
tain the entire estate and there will b
no public libraries as intended by tn
testator.
SHOCKING cruelties are reported 2
the byterian hospital IN Ne'
York.
THE steamer La Gascogne has reache
New York after stormy passage
The passengers included James Gordo
Bennett and Rudyard Kipling.
THE Massachusetts supreme cour
has set aside the famous Andover her
sy verdict against Prof. Smythe on II
ground that the trustees were not mac
parties.
IT is announced in New York tn
the Tilden heirs have decided to devo
81, 900, 900 to the New York library pr
posed by the statesman.
IMPRESSIVE ceremonies marked u
conservation Of Rev. Isaac Lee Nlcho
son to the bishopric Of milwaukee
The event took place in the Eplscop
church Of St Marks at Philadelphi
to which parish the newly made bisht
has ministered for many years.
THE American institute OF arcf
lecture began its twenty-tifth annu
convention in Boston on the 2sth
{. B. SToDDARD, who forged his "
out Of q Tennessee prison. has be-
caught at Jersey City. He IS want
at various points On different charg
THE WEST.
ruAprFs MILLER formerly linen
The historic times., 1891-10-31
THE WEST.

CHARLES MILLER, formerly lineman
for the Western Union Telegraph 90.
IN Kansas City, Mo, was accidentally
killed in indianapolis, Ind. He met
death by getting hold Of I've wlrO
While repairing the wires Of an electric
street railway.
FIVE persons were killed BY col
lision on the 500 line at Thorson sta
ton near Glenwood, Minn.
Mrs. MARY FoUSFAINE was kllieo
and several others injured by run
away near Elk Point, 8. D. Andrew
Wyman, the driver, was drunk at the
time.
The Indiana alliance has Endorsed
the Ocala platform, sub-treasury teat
rre and all