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The Forrest City times., 1892-04-22
A Novel Foundation.

A very simple method of laying the foundations on a swsmpy location. which did not furnish firm sub-soil was employed by an American ensin- eer for supporting a low wooden building to be used for storage Of ma chinery Casks were set in holes Tn the ground along the line of posts and were filled to the depth Of about one foot with iron turnings- The posts were set in casks which were then filled with iron turnings compaetiy rammed in place. A solution oi sal. and water was then slowly poured over these turnings which compactlt solidifed into hard mass The heat of the oxidation of the iron was 90 great that the posts smoked and were charred the latter fact probably oeing the reason why they have not as yer exhibited any signs of decay. and ID this respect the use of iron tnrnings furnishes an advantage over the use os concrete for cask foundations - The Great Divide.
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-22
old. Ye, Newly Pound.

4 very interesting portrait in oil supposed to be Of George Washington in his youth has recently been dis covered in possession of Thomas Selmes Pasadena Cal IL was owned by Mir. Nelmes' father in Bristol Eng land, more than eighty years ago and, on the death Of the father and removal of the family from Bristol it was taken out Of its old carved oaxen frame and rolled up. and so remained almost forgotten until very recently. when 1t was seen and recognized by it's striking resemblance to other early portraits of the father Of his country It is said by those who have seen 1t 10 be the work of a master hand
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-22
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 An dar's vounS Tom Baker He's gwins to stand al 3s polls al day. He says kin woss fl l waats e. hui hs will b- obliged to ar me some eonstltushunsl qGezhu1s an If can't answer ieEn III be sooken up for crime and lay n de county lzil al Exiater. Says he II give me Eo' bIts 10 grub on stumps dzr dar. and fo' bits is bes&er dan three months in i2iL
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 An dar's Mars Davis. who runs ds cotton scales. He says kin wase II wants to. an dzs muffin would please him better dan to see me walk up 10 de winder an cal out in loud vosce, but fl doau watch de scales on lsckshun dAy who's gwine fur to do itf If dey is carried of how we gwine to weigh cot t0n:-
 That's true.
 An dars my old woman She says de law gives me de right to vote, an dat my wots is as good as white man :. but s'posen a constiiushuual qu-shun jumIs up an all de crowd begins shootin'. My 'speerience wid constitu- shunal queshuns hain't very great but somehow de white folks allus has de most rsvolvers an shoots de fastest an ailus shoots al de black folks. lze go; muffin to shoot wid, an dis rheumaticks l. So bad can't run very fast Sides dat, my oss woman dean want to run de resE of loosin' her 10 jobs of Szshia', an she says lsckshun day is good day to hx dem hinges on de doahs
 So you won't p2rticlpsses-
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The Forrest City times., 1892-04-22

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The Forrest City times., 1892-04-22

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The Forrest City times., 1892-04-22
CHEAP CLOTHING

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The Forrest City times., 1892-04-22
- \ Practical Lee.

The latest application of electricity is to the curling of forehead fringes- The idea is American. Of course and its realization l. anxiously looked for ward 10 by the young women of lash ion. who hope to find in electricity a means of producing al moment notice these infantlle rings and hya- cynthile locks which now take twen- ty minutes at least to bring 10 psrsso tion-
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-22

A wEsrERx editor deares a pessi- mist as .sn all around dyspepilc.
 Yet the pessimiss s not altogether bad He is man who usually pays his deb4s for. having acquired the
 mental habit os expecting advsrsisy.
 he is ready to meet fl when ii comes asd has his little store laid up Tor a rainy day h this he is unlike the optimistic good felIor." who lives a life of joyous freedom from care and Leaves hls wife to the uercies of the subscription paper passed among his friends. An old soldier said once that it vas the sonrec and melancholy men who could always be depended on to lead forIorn hopes in battle and in ordinary life 1t is usually the man accustomed to look on the dark side Of things who comes to the front in an emergency. In literature it is the happy man that writes the verse de sociese and does the light work but 1t l. the gloomy authors like Dante Car Iyla Heina Pope and George Eliot who do the solid and lasting writing. Give the pessimiss his due. for he is A man that stands without hitching ss they say in the Western vernacular-
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-22

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The Forrest City times., 1892-04-22
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The Forrest City times., 1892-04-22
TaroUeH generations of incessant

THROUGH generations of incessant education and practice man has devel- opsd his vocal powers to marvellous perfection bat left his poor nose to run ifself until it has become an out law for whose mlsbehsvior he declines so bs held respousible- To this lop- sided development is no doubt due 70 mao's notoriousiy defectIve sense of smeIL How powerfully this sense may bs developed is shown in the fox hound which follows the trail by scent alons though it bs several hours old Man. with all his boasted super fority. could hardly do 1t though the fox should drop a crumb Of Llmburger in every track There are millions of delicate odors in nature each cspao bic of exciting pleasurable sensations in insects and animals. but all lost On the untutored sen-e of man Again while he is free to taste or not tc see or not as hs pIesses. his olfactories are al the mercy of every stench that comes along. A nose at once responsive to pleasurabls odors and impervious to e0ensive smsIis at wilL as the eye is protected from hurtful light would bs an achievement worthy Of tho ovoiufios philosophy.
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-22

TsrzELgcTTAL Ee1 ss rule srs ros zs all agerse to lying n b1 in the morning. An intellectual r1sa esf- sers from 2 mere business man in knowing sAer se stop thinking 4 business raan goes to hea for the purpose Of making plans for sco0Paag rsvxls, sn intellectual man goes to bed for the pgrposs os en5oging nsxrrss best gift if in doing so he re- s4nbles the vacsoas aad foollsa 90 hs also resembles the beasts cf the field and the birds Of the air, whose rhysscxl and mental habits have never been supposed to be bad Or deisserfou. The biggest fool in the world Is the man ~so supposes that he can beat Nature at her own game
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-22

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The Forrest City times., 1892-04-22

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The Forrest City times., 1892-04-22
SHORTHAND CLASS

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The Forrest City times., 1892-04-22
Waferrresx.

The watercress is plant containing medicinal qualities A curious char acteristic of it is that if grown m z ferruginous stream, it absorbs my itself five times the amount ni lrV that any other plant does For q ansmic constitutions it is thereioro specially of value. But it also cor tains proportions of garlic and SUI, phur of iodme and phosphstes anu is blood purifier. while abroad ~ ], thought a most wholesome condimen' with meat roast or grilled. The cur tivsted plant is rather more easy l" digestion than the wild one
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-22
The EI<rufk Iessan.

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The Forrest City times., 1892-04-22
The ypi,y Each other.

The only real bond o' sympathy De- tween Harrison and Blaine is that one is the father of Jim and the other oi Russ They have interests in com mon. bu, only on lines Of paternity do they melt Tn tears together
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-22
HoxzBr CIT,

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The Forrest City times., 1892-04-22

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The Forrest City times., 1892-04-22

All politeness is owing to liberty. We polish one another and rub of our corners and rough sides by sort of ainicabie collision. To restrain this is inevitable to bring rest upon men's aadsrssandinxs
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-22

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The Forrest City times., 1892-04-22

We never realize the value of ls%1s until we try to pawn il. Come 70 ,o, ,a,.r of it we don't then. n.--Indianapois 'V~ nal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-04
THE RALEIGH'S PRESENT.
SNIP TO DE IArycuED MARCH 3fsT.
Manager Of the Electric Railway Resigns.
j. 7. Woodson. OF Winston, Tahs-No''"
Carolina News I'm General

RALEIGH. N. c.. March 3.-lSpecial.l-h'
a mass-meeting of citizens tonight a oohlni'
tee WAS appointed to raise a fund OF sS'cOV 70
donate a suitable present to the new ohi'eu
States cruiser Raleigh, named in honor Oh
this city. The present will probably 10 q
silver service. A committee was also APP
pointed. with Mayor Badger as chairman. 10
be present at the christening. A letter was
read from Secretary b.. +. Tracy stating that
the vessel would be ready Tor christening
March 3lst.
Mr.. Louis p. Hall. manager Of the Raleigh
Electric street railway. has rendered MS
resignation. to take effect Immediately upon
the appointment of his successor. Mr.. Han
comes here from Baltimore and is well known
IN electric railway circles. No reason IS gwen
for his resignation. Mr.. j. A. Mullen. cnlef
eng neer of the system. has also been ordered
away and left for Baltimore to-day. Rumors
OF various changes are current. .
The monthly report of the vital statistics OF
Raleigh tor February was is.ued to-day. u
shows that there was during the month only
twenty-one deaths, which Is a very low record
Tor this city.
To-day in Wake Superior Court here two
colored men were duly admitted 20 the bar TO
practice law.
Major 5. NJ. Finger. State superintendent
of public instruction. went To Greensboro
this evening to inspect the work of construct
ing the State Normal and Industrial School
tor Girls. which is now in progress there and
which Is rapidly nearing completion.
A special from Oxford says The first spade
ful of dirt on the oxford aud Coast Line rail
road was thrown thisa afternoon by x. ii. Nc
CURE. president Of the oxford Chamber OF
Commerce. This road will connect with the
Seaboard Air Line.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-04
Troubles.

NoRFoIK, Va. March Especial. The
barkentine William Phillips. ashore at Cape
Henry. keeled over TODAY and IS fast going
to pieces.
The steamer Bona Yesta that went upon a
bar at Willoughby Spit has been loated and
taken TO Newport News Tor repairs.
Captain Thomas. of the schooner Bertha
Dean. reports having passed the schooner
Abbie Snow, with mahogany. forty miles
southeast OF Cape Lookout. She was in a
very bad condition with part of her sails
gone. Her crew applied TO him Tor pro-
visions. He laid by her for twelve hours try
ing 70 render all needed assistance. but dur
ing tue night OF the 9th uitimo he lost sight
OF her. lie also reports great quantities Of
wreckage of every kind south OF Hatteras.
The Cromwell line steamship HUDSON.
from New Orleans 20 New York, Captain
Kemble. with a cargo of cotton and fifteen
passengers. has arrived in port with her cargo
still Turning. Captain Kemble saws the FIRE
was discovered last Monday in the cargo
OF cotton in the forward hold when
about one hundred miles from Whining
ton. n. C.. The matches were battened
and steam and water turned in on the burn
ing cotton. The fire was gotten under con-
troll and the ship headed for this port. During
the whole time the passengers did not know
there was any fire in the cargo. The Hudson
was taken down 10 SCOTS creek to-day by
Harbor-Master Captain William W. Balm,
where the water was turned IN on the danes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-04

4 Georgia Euiogy of the Er-Presldent-bis
domination Advocated.

4 Georgia Euiogy OF the EK-Presldent-bIs
domination Advocated.
ArrAyrA. Ga. March Am address % the
people OF Georgia. signed By the members Of
the Cleveland central campaign committee,
concludes. -.
The unfair and un-Democratic action of
the machine IN New lOrk indicates u purpose
10 make the will of the people subseryient 20
the greed 0s the y litician. We therefore be
lieye that the time has come for the active
and resolute organization OF the Democratic
masses in Georgia. lest the sentiment OF the
pelple in this State. AS IN New FORK. find eX-
preston through the Vaccinations OF polltl-
cal intrigue.
Grover Cleveland is undoubtedly the
choice of the Democrats of Georgia for the
next presidency. His strength is among the
ne pie. II there is % resOlute masslng or this
strength nothing can stand in the way OF a
solid delegation from this state pledged 10
his support. But there must be thorough or
ganizati0u m every county. Fighting III the
cause of Cleveland is battling for the rights
of the people. He Is the 3 undest exponent
of popular rights this country has ever seen.
He has SD impressed his individuality upon
the General Government that he stands pre-
eminently the greatest American OF the day.
when Richard Croker. Jammany's chief.
though pledged 70 another. says that 'Cleye-
land can carry New York he states a truth
which paraiyZes a claim made with "a view TO
catch the support Of those VINO follow Dlindly
the ends of expediency. Cleveland can not
only carry New York. hut he can sweep tie
country. Organize and save your party from
defeat the success OF Cleveland IS the trl-
umph Of the people,