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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-06-16

Better leave that monkey alone if you
don't want the dog to bite you; he won t
let anybody fool with his chum." The
speaker was twelve-year-old Charley Bur
rell, and his remarks were addressed to
crowd of men and boys that crowded
around him and his two pets The pets in
question were fine looking silky haired
spaniel and a diminutive monkey, that
was perched on the dogs back, and seemed
quite at home there Most dogs would
object to playing horse with such a rider,
but Rex not only seemed to enjoy the fun,
but also took it upon himself to resent any
undue familiarity with his rider.
Rex is Charley's inseparable companion,
and when the lads father made his young
master a present of baby monkey the
dog did not become jealous, as some dogs
would, but at once adopted the little
orphan, and has been father to it since.
That was eight months ago, and the lit
tie orphan has thrived wonderfully under
the care of its strange foster parent. Jack,
for that is the name of the monkey, shares
Rex's kennel at night and slows himself
away in the dogs warm silky hair, and the
dog sees that not even his young master
can intrudc on his pet until its nap is ended
and 1t rises Of its own accord. One plate
serves for both animals at meal times, and
Jack gets all the choicest morsels, as the
dog never begins to eat until Jack has
finished and retired to his seat on his
friends back.
The strange friendship between the two
has grown so strong that the dog will
never leave the house unless the monkey
is clinging to his back, and many hard
battle has Rex fought in defense of his
friend.-San Francisco Examiner
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-06-16

Eating and drinking Coon in one eternal
round, but no longer, as in the days Of our
forefathers, is it accounted a disgraceful
thing for man to eat in private instead
of in his hall surrounded by his retainers.
No longer do aristocratic diners toss their
bones onto the floor and eat with their
fingers, nor do queens as a general rule
order dishes that please them to be put
aside for their supper.-London Cor. Chi
cago Herald
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-06-16
NJ. M. DRAPER,
WEST RANDOLPH, VT
C REEN N OMIT.
FoaIed June i6. 1886.

Bred by c. b. Buell., Derby, VT. BAY
with white star and hind ankles; height,
is hands; weight 1850 pounds Sire, Nut
mont, record 2:2S Ia, by Bonner's Nut
bourne, record 2:26, full brother to Nut
wood, 2:1S 3:4, the greatest living sire with
q in the 2:30 list, by Belmont. Nutmont's
dam, Strabo, full sister to Stephen G, 2:20.
by knlckerboeker, by Hambletonian 10.
I'd dam Sunbeam, BY Volunteer SIS. by
Hambletonian 10. Nutbourne's dam, Miss
Russell, by Pilot Jr., dam OF Maud s.,
record 2:0S ga.
Matte Cobbler, trial to road wagon at four
years 2:35 over My site Park. Dam thor
oughbred, by Kulus Abdallah, the sire of
Wild Cat, Abdal, kadi, and numerous
other good ones. I'd dam by Peters Vt.
by Clifford, by Woodbury. Morgan. Sd dam
Black Hawk mare, by Kossuth, by Hills
Vernon: Black Hawk. 4th dam BY Cavel-
~ or Granite State Morgan, by Sherman
Morgan, by Justin Morgan. Another of
Nutmonts colts, navarro, owned in Cali
fornia, trotted quarters in 80 seconds to a
road cart at the age of p months.
Greenmont inherits the excellent quali-
ty of strong getter from his sire, his
colts being very uniform lot all of which
are developing finely and show excellent
action. am DESTROYS of showing what
good results can be obtained by using a
wei bICus hSEiluTiouS morse TO the ola re-
liable Vermont Morgan mares, which have
stood the test so many years and proved
themselves so full of merit For this rea-
son ! am standing Greenmont at a much
lower figure than his breeding and indi-
vidual merit command.
He has taken first premium for himself
and colts at the fairs in this section.
Greenmont will stand at the stable of
GEO. l.. SWAN, North Tunbridge, VT, from
May LIST, to Oct. LIST, 1892. Except Thurs
days through May and June, he will stand
at the stable of Lee H. Hatch, STAFFORD,
VT, unless stormy.
TERMS, $40 TO WARRANT.
Mares kept at reasonable rates. All ac-
cidents and escapes at owners risk. No
business done on Sunday.
j. w. TYSON, Baltimore, Md.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-06-16

When God has put the staff Of the Cos
pei in our hands and the lamp of Gods
word to light our feet, are you going to
take from Us our only support and our only
Illumination ] love the sting Of the wasp
and the rattlesnake better than do the
man who wants to clutch the word of God
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-06-16
GOOdFarm at a Bargain

Owing to i'll health am obliged to sell
my farm located miles from East Brook
field store, postoffiee, church, etc, 5 miles
to railroad, good road all the way. Said
farm contains $50 acres of good land, no
waste land, 100 acres in wood, enough to
more than pay for the farm, 3 good or
chards, 1900 sugar trees. Building in good
comfortable condition. House. rooms
and ell. Horse barn 25x25, barns, 30x6O.
30x24, 70x20. Plenty of sheds, schoolhouse
in sight. This is an excellent chance for a
young man as this place will be sold at a
bargain, together with stock, tools. etc. and
all on easv terms.
d. NJ. ENGLISH, East Brookield. Vt.
r. Z. A.
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IMPURTED PLUSH ALBUM, sl.00

-. o.. Embossed padded sides, gold edges. extern
ian clasp. holding nearly fifty Cabinet and Card
sitfures Srnt for 81 Len tretails for 500. Not
N. .lan. the laTlh lmpnrted albums IS raised
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-06-16

have another word Of counsel to give
those who have just entered Christian ne
and that is. Be faithful in prayer. You
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-06-16
PASTORAL lass
Sire KING RENE.

He by Belmont. Dam Ruby by Princeps
$50.
King Rene has seventeen in the 2:30
sct fallen.
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Had the Desired ETect! II.

MANyILLE, r. l., March 3 1901.
I, the undersigned, suffered from epilepsy fol
years. had no appetite and could do no WORK
whatever; consulted a number OF doctors. hui
all said there was no remedy for my disease
then took Pastor Koenigs Nerve Tonic. and
am now in perfect health, and work all the time.
thousand thanks to your remedy.
PHILIP MONGEON.
Is PROSPECT ST., NEWARK. n. j.. Marcia. 1891.
got some Of Pastor Koenigs Nerve Tonic
sor nervousness and sleeplessness aud ii
helped me the first time l took It l had the
best sleep had had for several months
also know friends Of mine who used Il and say
G. Ia the best nerve tonic they ever used.
write this that some sufferer may use your
nisiicine and be helped BY it.
The Forrest City times., 1892-09-23
FALL FESTIVITIES.

st. Louis Extends Cordial Welcome to All
 The city of St Louis has become famous the country over through the agency of her annual Fall Festivities, and from that source has gained the sobriquet of the Carnival City of America"
 For the season of 1892 all previous efforts in the line of entertain Inent will be eelipsed The great St. Louis Exposition will throw it's doors open 10 the public "Wednesday, September 7th, and will continue tO entertain and delight thousands during the period extending over forty days. One of the chief attractions announced by the Management Is the engagement of Col. r. S. Gilmore and his world renowned band, one hundred strong. The illumination by gas and electricity will extend over larger area and De on d grander scale than any sim liar exhibition ever attempted in the world The thirty-second great St. Louis Fair and Geological Gardens. Oct. 3rd to s.h. whose fame has been heraided broadcast. will be one of the main attractions of that week. and as has been customary for the last thirteen years the Yelled Prophet will again appear in his favorite city. on the even- ing of Tuesday. October iih. The ho- tel Accommodations of St. Louis have been materially increased since last year and strangers are assured of hos pitable treatment.
 The Missouri Pacific Railway and Iron Mountain Roate, with their vast network of lines extending over the States or Missouri, Kansas. Nebraska, Colorado. Indian Territory. Arkansas the West. South and Southwest. in order to encourage travel, have made a remarkably log round trip rate from points on their lines 10 St. Louis and return during the Festivities.
 For further information relative to dates of sale and limits of tickets cal on or address an Missouri Pacific or Iron Mountain ticket agent, who will be pleased to furnish same. 46-6
The Forrest City times., 1892-09-23
Leyee Boarc.

wYsSE, Aug. 6. lse2-Ths St Francis Leyee Board met In this citv. Friday. Augast sih, ise2, and the fol lowing bosipeSs tra1sssciea to-gii:
 The Board sgas called 10 order by Capt. PbaTr. 0f Lee county. in the paTlc-s of the Commercial hotel al Il o'clock, a. rD., zGid the following couD- ties represented Phiiiipps, Lee, St. Francis. Gross, and CTitteDdsn coun- ties. of Arkansas, and New Madrid and PemiscOt counties Of Missouri
 The following resolution to expend appropriations adopted:
 Be it resoiged, that this board re- commend to Capt. Roessler, engineer in charge that tbe first available funds appropriated by the Mississippi river commission ana approved by the See retary Of War for the building Of leyees ID the lower St. Francis basin; De ex- pended on the contract let for thf building of the leyee, commencing al the high lands in New Madrid county at or near Point Pleasant. Mo, and extending south Oh such location as he may select.
 And that the directors of each leve { district of the several counties in thIs district submit to tlIe real estate hold. CTS of oyertiowed land in their districts a proposition to tax the present as sessed value of their said lands one mill per dollar at an election to be held on the first Saturday in October, lsaE and report to be returned the following Monday. to pay incidental and othel expenses of this board.
 And il is requested that the County Court Clerk put on our leyee tax books all the lands lying in the overnOwed district in the counties of Phillips. Lee, St. Francis. Cross, CTittenden. p0in- sett, Craighead and Mississippi, giy- ing description of the lands, names oi owners and valuation.
 Be it resolved that the railroad com. panies whose lines run through this leyse district are requested to c0ntri. bute two dollars and a half per mile for all track lying in said district. and that the levee board of the several county districts collect bY contribution two hundred and fifty dollars to con stitute a fund for immediate use of leyee district. said sums to be refunded out of the first taxes collected.
 We wish to acknowledge our obliga. tions to Capt ROessler. Engineer U. $ A.. for profiles, estimates and other in- formation kindly furnished us for the occasion. Also so the Iron Mountain and Southern railroad for a pass for the party to St. Louis and return
 II. F. Rodgers,
 H. N. Pharr.
The Forrest City times., 1892-09-23

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 J1ss wisy this great .S@siE. containing ten czs1nl5sS and Eearls ; Gssa fsss arzrS of lzE.s- IisQsse iN Nfszt1.satts kaTs sgff-T- cd -8 E1Eth from 5Eeg9iaAS- zg.1 Wba are tfow s8 FE1-trzt~1 fGazB tne lzs- Food. sbUal1 hs allotted the Vsttz1ee tf ss- fss1 y~T yezr fa l5sil5 r., Ei.es 1i leEce thai wIls 'st d lezst SZff ssfs tAts- sisile fbs S1ezi szE of s-5 7s.s lsss1 zs dIs- trsa1led t0 psee.e air-z6y ETsseets1- partly oT wlsos5g- passes cur c5-lssls- bens5on-
 Bsiievinv that tlss MississiFri River CeG1uIissioTseTz Lave fA~ general .-gsas1 of ibs w3aI- oosal1TF zl bssrt- z14a are in . P1=s1a9n to EsoE E9are oesEesils than we ia phzt d;reczioa tasat general xfssa lies- ~E accept tfe 24sfD7Eit made. Dat NItlsoEt q buFe that they nay be zlsls to Eeviss tle al21EDeEt- zss1 gH to tsse cs- frsnEzs frolI IyeFee s1ca z sun as Will e1a4se us- with zn equal o9utrlblfiio1 o1 oslT E,zrt- ts esgae the gap tsf fgEfs -seTe- Ealsess t,e- tween Point Peasant and iAe ssTre along Plumb Point.
The Forrest City times., 1892-09-23
THs TOTALS.

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 &a1s ssx zg esxrs- N afss ss ftz. ri@@l. zzr 2Es T Msissxzns- @-&1.s tses4 sszfs+
 ZgEMeszr1rM srFTfH- + sJte M zrfL Bz.sss. Ezx P sss st1sxz 2aa-5g.
 AfaA-xs<y y-Esesnsvss--sasErEs- 9a.xSs- Ps-Es. H SIS TzrsE = G< s1z1A Ek1H
 EAi25 zs-H b1szsssssss-SEs Esrz A- 1@ Tonnr &s&szs E 1-r Es1sszlsrss. z@ ess- tsFz.i 11S ssa
 Cann zss-se-se-r Ef Axr9ru l1zsrx, 4 aslEns- a e s.ss. MxEEAsE, @ sss.s 1scs1eE- q .gs-s assxl xsxs<S
 ~zzssrS~se=1~nt es gatssr 1-s-~arr8o.5- srAna. sa-szss EsDsby. S-.-ss Freeman, E- 1s- tDfS1 1gE.Sss
 Assos42ze E1sxsce- g5eEazzxExT. szsS.- Hfal C 7z@- fn1aS. Eskx7s
 Far. aaaeaaso@cs xo 2-Ess-. assl-s Anss1rnens .so {. sI5as. Fa1SL 1E@. .sx
 Fe~ 1eMr@S-szzlssS. zszsEss Ra1eEsse- s- -s.5. gtSc@sxe1 Golz zzsse kzgS sxssesz 10 reFsc-g ts 1. tne secretary Of the5r vote ra lBee1se Ess ss GxN~s
 rSsaAses's majority over sT5lspss and Car r2bxn- EAs
 F1sbs&<xs rsurxtssy &.s-T-
The Forrest City times., 1892-09-23
For Sale

I have for sale. one hundred and thiTty-iye thousand of best merchant able brics al my yard on the Mari anna mad. eonfh Of town. near old site of DayIs & JohnsoB's gin. h. tending purchasers will please call at the yard where some one can always be found to deliver brick. ] am pre- pared to do all kinds of brick work on short notice at lowest figures. Give me call II. 4. IRBY.
The Forrest City times., 1892-09-23
Axents uEanted on saIar.

or eyzu Easssion- to handle fAe Lew Pzient CEsesniczl ins EFzsifsg Pencil Tie quick est and greatest selling Rose]sy eyer pro cueed Yrzses ink shorouxhiy In tHD see0Bsis- No abrasion of paper. Norks like magic 2ag 70 5o9 Der cent prOSL One Agent s sales zfgOGuted 10 SS2oin 66ays An0theE ss9 ia fwo hours. Previous ex- ps-rienee n0t necessary For terms and full particulars. address. The Monroe Eraser Mfg Co. La Crosse, Wis
The Forrest City times., 1892-09-23
Tha Man at TIne Wheel.

The uizB al slse ~heel las 8 grave re- Sp0gssitilisy: D isss b- whO takes hfs ilfe iD his own hands. and Elsen ssEgful0s4s. Il-a- larloHs e oEberHlse suffering with any blood dlseAss 10 Mhieh human flesh is be8r. ignsres the advice Of his dearest frieBds and refuses iO iaEe Eepzsicure, 8 wse1sciae fssat yearly cures tlieEsznds of his fellow saiIsEsrs- Sold D drug gists
The Forrest City times., 1892-09-23
MsIes. Nerve and Liver Pills.

lsei a1 rea prL1G-p3 p3e-rexulailH The iFxs-, ss4szScA and bowels tbrDEgh tfse 5egves \ zew discovery. DF- Niles FIlls speedily cure Dili0gsuess, tad taste. f1rgaa lsvrT. plies. eolssi pation. Un- eHax3eas fsr ~seas- EsAsez. children. Small s-ss- Eua3Sest. saress. % doses. -ssets- Sam ps-a sFsz s1 WimihEop q Co. $ drugstore
The Forrest City times., 1892-09-23
Warning Order.

g P. GeIlsule1 snd James Erz8s s. v-r-~.
 lw.
 T J Er@ns - TAS Eszfer 3H z-- J 2 Fv1sss as EEfus-a 90 aE~ pear "a fhis Court N1sh51 1tI-rg 1sys and EE- swer rHe caarE It CT tue 11slafs-s- $ ?. Nc fss alzl ard James Ey1ls- ; G- SteE1- Cserk- B. VI EBazAx. ' f.
 frgs cory frsn 1he rec0nis- AFrsxr- , lS stern CaerE ss-4f By V. GurIzl- D. C. -e-rstefnkaer IL 1-zRz
The Forrest City times., 1892-09-23
Flsiss&exis Tlurssify @.sTi-
TnsTTug Is1sr,ve PTInc1p,e

The True Laxative Principle Of the plants used In manufacturing the pleasant rtmedY, Syrup of Figs. has z peTmantently beneficial effect on tbt human system, while the cheap yege table dxtxzcfs and miDeTal solutions, usually sold ss medicines, are permz- nently injurious Being weil-inforued you wiH use the true remedy only. Manufactured by tle California Fig Syrup company.
The Forrest City times., 1892-09-23
HON. BOARD or LEvEE DIRECTORS ST,
 FRANCIS IEEEE pIsTRTCT

Gentlemen At your meeting at Jonesboro May Sd last. tile president of your board was authorized and in- structed to have yonr interests repre-
 sented before the Mississippi River Congress at their annual meeting, 10 al- lot to the several levee districts on the rivers that part of the fund set apart
The Forrest City times., 1892-09-23
Answer This Quest %.

Why d0 % many people gre see around a. seezn i0 prefer to suffer and le made l1 .s<xaf,Ie by Indigestion. Constipation. Es zzsBess. Los Of Appetite. Cosaing up of lae Food. Yellow Skia, when fgE 75e. Ee n5si sell flsen shjlos1's Yii@llzer. guaran- sass1 to cure tisesa. Sod Dy Winthrop X
The Forrest City times., 1892-09-23

Shiloh's CataTTh Remedy. 4 mar YelOus cure for CatarTh, DiphtherIa, C4tnker mouth, and Headache. With each bottle there is an ingenious nasal Injector for The more successful treat ment Of these complaints without ex- tra charge. Price Soc. Sold by Win tnrop & Co.
The Forrest City times., 1892-09-23
Wha. s-ronggr Proof

Is needed ef itae raeElt 0f Hoods SarsaTl2- r5sIa than The hundreds Of letters oontin- izsiiy cgrsinE in ieii.m. Of fnsTEe}sus cares # has effected afteE all ofh-T remedies had failed? Truly. Hoods SzEszflaEill2 Iso.- sesses Tec1lizT curative power uEk2oan 10 nafle.r rEle1leines
The Forrest City times., 1892-09-23
HON. BoAsD CT LEsEE DIREsToE.s s1
 FRAScgS LIZZIE DISTRICT

FRAScgS LEsEg DISTRICT
 Gentstusn. Al yoar meeting al Jtresbago. May zl. last voc appointed a committee eagzsIstizg a4 Bi S 2s1zTT, r smith. H ? Ro-ers- I D G1Iser- iss1ke, G ( Fnxiernan and Lg EtEzpat- Ticlg ts re4HeseEt x0lr iegee ols1 asst at tie deep water cnfITrBtio8 zE Mem yliis- YouT c0FSl4ss.tee zt+ease1 szid convention and leg leave to report: Ina, the question Of fresgbf tTsrsPgT- f4ts0n, tie present and prospective ca- r4eify of the channel of tlse TiyeE. and the contracting interests If coEnmer- ciai centers So occupied the attention af that coaTentIon that We were lssls- bic to introduce the subject of levess-
 Respectfully submitted,
 B. Committee.
The Forrest City times., 1892-09-23
Warning Order.

l. H LUtz St Francis Cir
 Ks- cut Court. Frank c Henderson.
 The defendant Frank c. Henderson is warned t0 appear in tbis Court within thirty days and arswer the com plaint of lAe plaintiff l. II. Lutz. J G Stern. Clerk.
 By ". German D. C.
 A true copy from tbe records. Attest: J. C. Stern. Clerk.
 s-4t By V. German D. c. September 1D. I-9Z.
The Forrest City times., 1892-09-23
Warning Order.

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 TE ~-- rzTszzs AlTE 2 V l g F. T-czas s- e 61rs Tee s8efe-zzE-s E1slr L1H-ZsHs E-s1 f-rzza Z-s-an 1s- are Wzr-s1 -u EEFsegr 1E f1s Q'--rF @fhfn rAzr7F Ezsrz E-sG sr-sszr zess es-a-a lsl l u- t1e FzA5E-4-- fEuz1s Ir-a-4ss-
 G SHEEN E-e-E. Br WT E7aHxsE n C -srrrs--tsT 6 zszE q frae ezrE- A:-rs-- T 5 S1E-1- Clfr'E. s--sF EF w esax-az- D C
The Forrest City times., 1892-09-23
Warning Order.

,. L B-z1zn
 SE F-Hze5s e5rezsi Court u ETzzs-
 The szefs1zzz5r- 7 T ETErs- z= zrrss5 go sFs- rear 5a rssse t55ls-r s-g-A n r1 s1r dsvs and B. sss- f3ss egzaYaa11r g1 tEs EauG- s- L. srE12CL. J t. = 4-14& Ase1s- Bv ". 85lsaExaE. E C. s--gters-.ssT !. s.-s-
 A tr7ss copy trQEs E1e Frsear1
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The Forrest City times., 1892-09-23
wARNIsG ORDER.

Geo W Csuk
 ~1 Francs C E Brown and LsrE1zr Nsfzzrzs TET8ar. Efafr Co.
 Ts,e aasfs-ean--f- q. gs. Hs-srnnr,z T. F. Taaf- F- C T ZA~sg- Ez84 EsEarx EsGGE- tEN Asz r-rsx zz ts11.i-ss.ss azz1@r 1E -rE lE-e sE1 snr8s Es 4Erhesr. Egsz E Es-- are EsrE.ss1 g nnz.zHr zn shzs csgrT N zrEz2 asiTry 1age Era szgNsr zEe ca.azlr1rz e fk= sssEll1. Lsssa- sa Q CzEk G- C. r1 EfzS- f4erk- e-a5-azzssr B. Fa.E zsvE EcEKES- 9. C. 4 fr4z e7vF zruz fss sasa1
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The Forrest City times., 1892-09-23

Ilse C.g4Eh X WaEgzn crEaus are ihe hezx made. There is TO coabt o1 it- L.znaysigT 6 Naask5n. Agts-
The Forrest City times., 1892-09-23
LEG1L ACHIEVEMENTS
Naming Order.

wrz S- T. M1D4aisl
 =. FTzae5s CT T- z. ETz-s- c-zsI 1s'zIt- Tise 6etezzast- 5 ~- EFzIs ls r'srrlssz -a ar9a4E ga LIS G'7EIE Wli .l- . lElE laTS au1 EasEHT t6e cGs-z s-silis II ..4 rzlns59 Mrs >- q Ac1sz-1ie4-
 g G STERN Clerk BE ". GaEuAss- b C. -A trls coT4 frc -l Ess recsT1- -A1-asi q 4S- ~.eTu- ( sfk- z@4s Bg N- German. D C. S-alsrufeE e Jsss2
The Forrest City times., 1892-09-23
Warning Order.

A. .. Fowler
 vs- s. Frane.s CiIct CT. J. J. Evans.
 The defendant. J. J Evans. is warned to appear in this Court within thirty days aud ans wer tbe complaint of the plaintiff, 4. S Fowler.
 J. c. STERN, Clerk. By " GORMAN D. c. 4 true copy from the record. Attest: J. c. stern C.tTk 4S4t By ". German. D. (. September :. lS22
The Forrest City times., 1892-09-23
Warning Order.

Day < Bailey
 ys. St. Francis Circ't Ct. J. J. Evans.
 The defendant. J. J. Evans. is warned to appear in this Court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiffs. Day & Bailey.
 J C. STERN. Clerk. By ". GoRMAN. D. C. 4 true copy from the record. Attest J. C. Stern. Clerk. 4sst By ". German. ID. C. September :. 1892
The Forrest City times., 1892-09-23
Warning Order.

:. r. Mcdaniel { St. Francis Cir
 Ys. cult Court
 J. ]. Evans.
 The defendants ]. J. Evans is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff :. r. Mcdaniel, j. c. Stern, Clerk.
 By ". German b. C. 4 true copy from the records. Attest: J. G. Stern. Clerk 4s tt By V. German, D. c. September 10, 1892.
The Forrest City times., 1892-09-23
Warning Order.

Mrs. M. E. Jackson St Francis Cir
 ys. cult Court.
 J. J. Evans.
 The defendant J. J. Evans is warned to appear in this Court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff Mrs. M. E Jackson. J. G. Stern, Clerk.
 By w German, D. C. A true copy from the records. Attest: J. G. Stern. Clerk. 4s-4t By ". German, D. C. September 10, 1892.
The Forrest City times., 1892-09-23
Warning Order.

Kelley Taylor.
 rs St. FrauClS Circuit Court. MarlAh Tsy1or
 The defen aEnL Nariah Taylor. is warned to appear ln tnls Court within thirty days and answer the complaint cf rbe yiainua. Kelley Taylor. J. c. STERN, Clerk fiy ". GoFuan. D. C.
 September 70. I.l2
 4 true copy from the record Attest J. c. Stern. Cterk .g-4r By ". German, ?. C.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-12

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