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The Forrest City times., 1892-06-17
Now Trv Tn,s.

II Will cost you notlirg and will surely to you good. If you have Cough, Cold Or any trouble witt Throat, Chest ol Lungs. Ds K'ng'a New Discovery fol Consumption, Coughs and Colds is guar nuteed to give relief, CT money will be paid back. Sufferers from LeGrippt found it ius; tie thing and under its ust had speedy and perfect recovery. Try d sample bottle at our expense and learn for yourself just now good thing il is. Tsial bottles free T. q. r uiBton'g drug store. Large size 5o ccrts and $l.
The Forrest City times., 1892-06-17
Buoklon's Arn.ca snive,

The best salye in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Soies, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, sSps fsye1 sSsss & &astter nn gIgPPSSd I sSn Hspas gaa tions. and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. II IS guaranteed to refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by C. F. Hinton, druggist.
The Forrest City times., 1892-06-17
LOOKING FOE ,.nlsrA. AlaER..
An Arkansas Ceisr~d DeIcSats Seeking the
 Han yith ti,s Iiar'Lr

An Arkansas CeIsred Delegate Seeking the Man with ti,s "Tiar'L" \. Y. Hersii Minneapolis Special. A Michigan man told me this story. A culored delegate. from Arkansas came into the Michigan headquarters this morning and lnqu,Ted for '1istsh Algah.- He was ;Uld that "HIstah Aigah- was in Detroit. The Arkansas mar cOughed q little behind his hat aud said he was delegate. Yes, he was delegate. and he though. very highly uf "Mistah Aiyab, he did, and while he was instructed for Misiah HarJi- scn. :" for hisolf he would not object | "M.5tah A'sah" should be nominated. Of course the Michigan man aas muclI pleased to know it.
 "Mistah Alsan'' k very liberal man, heah, said the Arkansani pass ing his hand oveT his mouth.
 "Oh. yes said the Michigan man, General A.ser is one ot the Anest men alive.
 "Mistah fiaggison's friends are very liberal inen, too said ,he delegate. "ls Mlstag 6ig;.h more liberal thaB Misaah iiasrisDn' friebdsYn
 The Michigan aaan said there "as 10 f,ouhs whatever that the generosity 0f Gencra, Algei was th. init
 "it costs good dcal to come healI. said tho delegate, and when uaD has a family t costs noah. You're rh,i,t. sah, Mistah Algsa i5 li5ergi man Vel, spose no. you see Mistah Algah's friends and tel. them i'n a deiep ate from Arkansas, andate ,n;giity expensive coming heah.n
 Two of the ha.kisb looking gentle rcen were coming up in the elevator toGaV
 "y.en dong missionary wuik to- dayY asked une.
 aIes, v sad the other.
 They nrs high. aiu7 they2'
 You bet they're high. They cost more than they did before nie VGir
 Remarks Of similar significance were c1nnoG. < man came q. four o'clock into thc New York Headquarters --not the one that IS open to every ipdv, but the place where tbs real wuas IS done -aud pulled ou. certain n,anager, who is aiso "A Blaine manager They went out and around the corner Tbe first man said tp second man
 f3n can't touch h.In for isss than a thousand" "anf the second man said to the hyat man, Hell make # sl500 If yeu ike
The Forrest City times., 1892-06-17
Pos.master-Gsperal Wanarnaker has

Pos.mastcr-Gen enerai Wanaynaker has been advised that the government oi the Leeyard islands. with the con. sent Of the legislature, has decided tozoffer an annual subsidy for q line of thg Leeward islands and the port oi New York. The offer is conditioned upon regular arrivals and saiiings be ing observed. The steamships mus. have good passenger and freight ac- comIno odations, to meet the demands of commerce between the two countries.
The Forrest City times., 1892-06-17
Beware oi olntmonto for catarrr

as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely dcransc tie whole system when entering it through the ms- cous sc,f faces, Such articles should never te used except on prescriptions from rcr- utabie physicians, as the damage they will dc is ten fold to the good y0n can possibly derive from them. Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by r. J. Cheney I Co, Toledo. O., contains no mercury, and is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces ot the systoIo. ip buying Halra Catarrh Cure he sl-c you
 get the senninc. II is taken intaTnaiiy, and made iD Toledo, Ono, by r. J Chem ~ & Co. Testimonials free. Sold by all DrN ggists pIice 75o. per bottle.
The Forrest City times., 1892-06-17

Our entire stock of sheet music, con sisting of nearly 1000 pieces, will be closei out at 10 cents per copy. ThaTeg- ular price of this music ranges from 10 cents to Si.50 per copy. Call at the news stand.
The Forrest City times., 1892-06-17
SAVANNAH. GA hpril ss. lss,

SAvAEEAH, GA April 26, 1889. Having used three bottles of T. r. P. for impuIe blood and general weakness, and having derived great benefits ron the same, having gained 1 pounds h weight in four weeks, l take great pleasure in recommending it to all unfortuna;es like
 Yours truly.
 1oaS -cEAIS,
The Forrest City times., 1892-06-17
For Sale.

have for sale, one hundreSs and thnty-fye thousand of best mereaant- able brick at my yard on. ths4Mari. anna road, south of town, neat* old slte of Davis ts Johnson s, gin: ln, tending purchasers will please cali al the yard where some one can alway; be found 10 deliver brick. ! am pre- pared to do all kinds of brick work or slioIt notice at lowest iggrs. Give me q call. II. A,fiRBY.
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OFFICE OF J. \. McGLuoY. Druggist.

OFFICE or J. V. McGL9oY Druggist. !,
 ORLANDO, FLA, April 20, 1897. MEssss. LEHMAN Bi.os., Savannah, Ga. DEAn SIRs.--I sold three bottles of I r. F., large size yesterday, ana one bottle sIGail size today.
 The r. I. ?. cured my wife of rheuDa. tism winter baseys last. II Uame back on her the past winter aud a halt Lct.le, g. cl sizo. relieved her again, and she has no' hat a symptom, aince.
 sold bottle of ?. ?. ? to 9 friend oi mine. One of his turkeys, small one, took sick. and his wife gave t teaspooniul; sbat Was ln the eyeaing and she little fellow turned over like he waa dead, but the next morning was up following and well.
 Yours especauliy,
 J. Y. McELRoy.
 SAVANNAH. GA, March n. 1891, MEssRs LIPPAAs BRos., Savannah. Ga.. DEAR sLRs--l have suffered from iheu- InatiSm fer long time, and did not find a cure until I found T. r. P. which com pietcly cured nc. Yours truly
 ELIZA r. Josys.
 Is Orange St.. Savannah Ga.
The Forrest City times., 1892-06-17
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROPOSED AMENDMENT To tho Constitution of the
 State of Arkansas.

JOINT RESOLUTION NO. 2.1
 Resolved by tue Senate and House of Repre-
 scntatives Of the Genera, Assembly of the
 State Of Arkansae, majority of ell the
 Members elected to each Houee agreeing
 thereto;
 as en amendment 70 the constitution of toe State of Arkensas, which, when agreed to oy q majority Ct all she rlc,aht Es elected 10 eaca ho,,ss and adopted oY majority of tlse elect ere nf l. | state voting a. the next general GlaatiOu for senators and representative, s. nj become q part Of the said constitution namely:
 Every Ir.le citizen ot the United stltcs, or male person who has declared his iltcatio1 of heco,ning a citizen ot tho same, 1f tho ag' oi tT9esity ore years, Tho has re- atle1 ID the state twelve months, in the c9uaty 5.e u.cntbg and in the precinct or 'vnrsi oac nnlsb, ncxt preccdiny any election at 'F3 cA f'c rlhy propose 10 vote, except such perso 3 aT nay for ;hc commission of some fclon7 D, deorive1 Jf the right to vote by lay passed by Lfe general assembly, and who ehai. "st!o.t pol Js1 receipt or other eVi- done that ho naS pAic his poll taxa. the time of 70. .cLng tt.Xef next preceding such cleo top, ;taN DO allowed 70 vote at any election tn t'e state ot ArkansaS. Provided, That pUrsora who make satisfactory proof that thoy have attained tee age of twenty-oue years since the time of aesessipg taxes next preceding said election and possesses tue ot1ef recofaty qusuiIca,oh5 s1At be Ss,F. i ln1ttei 70 Vote ani plQ.i9oa laIther, ,nat the saii tax receipt shail be 90 marked by ! leted stamp or written endorsement by the tudsos of eiectIon to whom it may be first presented a. to prevent the holder thereof ! from voting more than once at any election h ppToved \ pril !, 1891.
 In conformity 70 law hereby give notice ths,4 At the bcNt general election n this state for sCrHtors and representatives, which is to 1 bc ed on the 9th day of September, 1872, tue 1 foregoing proposed anendmeut to the constr tution of this state will be suf raittca to the c!aot,'rs for approval gr rej jGctiOu. Eaci eioo- ter u,,Cl fclostirg h.s L1fiot is required to vote For the Amendment" or Against ihs AEtend-a aent"
 lGALl Witness my official signature and 1 seal of office this lst dey of February. 1872 B. B. CIiISM, Sec'y of State. hy II R iRAISrEtD DeDf Sec
The Forrest City times., 1892-06-17

The best penholJer in the world for sale at the news stand
The Forrest City times., 1892-06-17

Buy your Lime, Cement. ESfe Brick, Terra Gotta and ElueS1saes from L. Ao-iwage ee e. S
The Forrest City times., 1892-06-17

Strawberries from four to six inches in diameter are raised in Greene county. @
The Forrest City times., 1892-06-17

At Arkansas City squads of disor- dsEiy negro women are worked on the street
The Forrest City times., 1892-06-17

sT "All thronsh thc summer and taai ! Tss Ts., troubled la wi,h a shi1s, n, snd, ttvss | syIAh .and \ cured me at ooee."- 0. u.
The Forrest City times., 1892-06-17

Joss D. PAAa A Soss, WhelAsok Asrh isA l77 and isS sycamoss st, CscssnsA 0
 uOl
 For sale by Winthrop 6 Co.. Forrest City, Ark
The Forrest City times., 1892-06-17

EF Ii you rhiph your child bas wo.,na dcn't risk any shanoe, but give it Df Jph2 Eiuis Worm De-stroyoIr. They are nic0 eandiee and never fall. Price, S Cents
The Forrest City times., 1892-06-17
BEGIN TO
FEEL OLD :?

she i3 wel and does her own hsaevork. A oeer2 nvISd 0n qpr place had . blA 0>ke af ecTofni6. hlls Shrs apafilia cured Afrn.s
The Forrest City times., 1892-06-17
PULLMAN DUFFET SLEEP pBaS
 upd FREE RECLINING CHAIR CARS

Raios maps time tablca and all information roaa! GIhg trIp m any direction will be cheer ;uf,y fdrAisaod OF appticatiup to any aeont of ,'l. 'C0ip4sny e. " IsIkAUMS " E uODDpI0GE Gen. P..ss Ss Tkt Art,
 General Hun@pCT. ST. LOUIE MO.
 ST. LOUIS, NO.
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WASHINGTON.

F. c. Huntington & Co., are giving their
store new coat of paint.
Levi Clough is to carry on the town farm
this year.
W. c. Yeartaw has moved from the grist-
mill to his house in the village.
Mrs. May Corliss who has been stopping
at G. NJ. Seavers, has gone to Chelsea.
The Y. P. S. c. E. met at C. w. Hunting
toms last Wednesday evening.
Perley Rogers, one Of the Oldest citizens
OF this town, died last Friday afternoon.
He had been very feeble for two or three
months.
Mrs. s. w. Flint is not as well and her
daughter, Mrs. Ella Spencer OF Gardner
Mass, has returned to care for her.
Miss Julia Partridge of Potsdam, n. Y,
who has taught the primary department
in the village school for the past year IS in
town.
The Dramatic Club and Choral Union
gave an entertainment last Friday even
ing, consisting OF the drama "From Sump-
ter to Appomattoxn and a sugar festival.
AS the travelling was very bad there was
not very full house and the proceeds,
which were to go toward paying for the
organ in the school house, were only s12.
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Arbutus buds and winter green berries
and leaves are plenty now. Spring is here
for certain, only small patch of snow is
found here and there in hollows. The farm
ers are afraid that the sugar season is
over. Only small quantity Of sugar has
been made.
w welcomed Robin Redbreast and Pc
wee last week.
Mrs. Mary Hurd has returned to her
home in New Hampshire.
School meeting in Dis. No. 10 elected
Daniel Flanders, committee, Geo. Grant,
district clerk, j. G. Hardy, treas. School
to begin Apr. 4th with Miss Mabel Rich
ardson from Lower Plain as teacher.
Henry j. Kemp is at home for a few
weeks. His mother is unable to be remov-
ed from the Hospital in Boston to her
home. She is gaining, we are glad TO re-
port.
The Jr. Christian Endeavor held sug-
ar sociable in the church parlors Apr. 1st.
They netted over 81
r. E. Whitcomb died very suddenly Fri
day morning, Apr. /. He seemed as well
as usual and went to his work painting at
the Farmers Store. At 7.30 a. m. he drop
ped dead in the middle of the floor. His
funeral was az a. m. Sunday, Apr. 3. He
was carried to Oxford, N. H., for inter
ment by G. A. K.
A "Vermont Banquet" was given by the
Epworth League Mar 80. All enjoyed the
evening immensely.
Our postofiice has been rs-arranged so
that il stands second to none in the state
so far as utility and convenience are con-
cerned.
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RoyaIton.

Miss Ruth Holman from Warner, n. H.,
visited Miss Alice Parker last week.
N. Miller Pratt Of the U. v. M. very ac-
eeptably filed the pulpit of the Congre-
gational church last Sunday.
viii Vondel went to w. r. Junction
Monday to work for Geo. w. Smith.
Louis Dow has moved into his house at
the lower end OF the village.
Mrs A. W. Lyman and Mrs. Luke
Kendall visited in Bethel Friday.
There was narrow escape from what
would have been a serious fire at ID. G.
Denison's Thursday morning. A burning
chimney was the cause.
The people of our village and vicinity
have Miss A. Il. Parker to thank for the
convenience OF money order p. o. Pos
tai notes and money orders can now be
had here.
At the school meeting last week the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Moderator,
Seymour Culver; 3rd Committee, George
A. Laird Clerk, Ii. p. Allen; Treasurer,
D. c. Stearns; Auditor, VIM. Skinner;
Collector, Austin Adams. Voted a tax of
eight cents.
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West Fnirlee.

The young ladies, 10 in number, are re,
bearsing for drama which they intend
to present to the public in the near future.
We are glad to see o. X. Krause able to
be on The street, after having been con-
fined to his room for two months.
Mrs. Chase has moved into the house
with VIM. Hill.
VIM Paul supplied the pulpit at Thetford
Center last Sunday.
The sociable and ten cent supper at Mrs.
McGlaufiin's last Thursday was well at
tended.
Mrs. Paul is able to be out once more.
Herbert Garven has finished work for p.
p. George and gone to Chelsea to work IN
a livery stable.
Mrs. VIM. Paul has fine display OF mil
linery from Hill Brothers, New YORK.
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500 Reward 500.

The readers of this paper will be pleased
to learn that there is at least one dreaded
disease hat science has been able to cure
in all its stages, and that is Catarrh Halls
Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure
known to the medical fraternity Catarrh
being a constitutional disease, requires a
constitutional treatment Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and niue jus surfaces of
the system, thereby destroying the foun-
dation of the disease, and giving the pa
tient strength by building up the consti-
tuition aad assisting nature in doing its
work. The proprietors have so much
faith in it's curative powers, that they offer
One Hundred Dollars fer any case that it
fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address, f. j. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, @.
1zF Sold by Druggists, 75c.
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SOUTH ROYALTON.
nl..se bring baek my meal bags. Ed Foster

please bring back my meal bags. Ed. Foster
lanes Doyle is sick with pneumonia.
Mrs D. w. Cowdery had an attack of
ononlexv last week "Wednesday.
Mrs. DIR. Fish goes to Minnesota soon TO
remain through the summer.
NJ n Hazen has connected his honse
"A ofice at the r. r. station by telegraph
I are and Harry Whipple has connected his
IN ee with c. P. Abbott's Livery Stable BY
telephone.
BDurkee and wife arrived home from
California last Friday.
Henry Whtcomb has moved into the
,-;iiege and is to occupy one OF Ira Spauld-
ing's tenements'
Mrs. James Shirlocx has moved into
Iohn Woodlands tene ment.
snecial school Meeting called for Tues
aaT next. the 18th, to see if the village dis
esy will vote to establish graded school.
Mrs. Mark Metcalf died last Sunday of
.nnniexy' the first attack having occurred
two weeks ago.
The village schools commence Monday,
49, 95tb under the tuition Of Miss Kate
iR1tmbaIl of Bethel and Miss Ella Latham
of Royalton.
The Shepard Family has commenced to
i've concerts for the season, giving a con-
ssart here last Wednesday.
Iobn sanborn Of Merrimac, Mass, for
merry OF l.oyalton, was in town over Sun
day.
Albert Northrop has returned to his
home farm in South runbridge.
Az the annual school meeting held last
week in the village district, VIM. V. Soper
WAS elected prudential committees Ed II os
fer, treas; Joel Phelps, collectors. l. o.
Belknap, auditor; NJ. J. Sargent,c clerk.
The horses and colts belonging to the
estate Of the late Geo. w. Bradstreet OF
Poyalton, are advertised to be sold at auc-
tion Thursday, April 14th.
Very poor sugar weather so far and indi
cations are that it will be no better.
VIM. Skinner sold pair of two-year-
old colts belonging to the Geo. W. Brad
street estate last week, for $500.
Mrs. Laura Shuttleworth celebrated her
s5th birthday the I'd inst, receiving call
from her many friends here.
Mrs. Geo. White died quite suddenly
last Tuesday morning at the age of ~ yrs.
She leaves husband and seven small
children.
The Lesecor Minstrel Co. give an enter
tainment here April 26.
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Highest Of all in Leavening POwer-LatestU S Govt Report
B Bsxds'!
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

will sell at auction at the residence OF the ia'e
Geo. w. Bradstreet in Royalton ON Thursday April
lith at 10 the following property, viz; I stall
gan Lagle, yrs. old black mare, yrs. old, own
sister TO Black Hawk Prince; ! black mare, yrs.
old, by Morgan Eagle grey geldlng and black
mare by Tommey Jefferson; 4 colts yrs. OLD by
Prince; colts yrs. by Jefferson; col: W. old by
Joe White colts yr. old by Prince; colts VI.
old by Jefferson; black marc yrs. old, brood
mares, / bay mare prs working oxen, 4 cows, .
heifers, coming g. in calf; pr. steers, bulls, 2
hogs. one horse power, ! road sulkey. track
sulkey side and end spring wagons, l pony har-
ness and many other articles not mentioned.
Royalton. Mar. 20, 20. ID. G. JONES, Auct.
WIN SKINNER, Admr.
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Corinth.

The travelling is poor in town on most OF
the roads.
Parties from Washington were in town
last week looking for working cattle.
Rev. c. W Ross has only one Sunday
before Conference.
Mrs. Leonard Ward is suffering from
phthisic in her poor health.
Martin Bailey has hired out to Lyman
Wilson through sugaring
LYMAN Porter has been receiving letters
from Canada and York State, IN regard TO
farms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ward are assisting
j. +. Merrill this spring.
Allie Heath is working for j. NJ. Serb
ner.
Those gentlemen who carried the mail
from West Corinth to Bradford OF late,
have given up the job to Mr.. Downing OF
Bradford Center.
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CHELSEA HOME NEWS
II. BIxBY. Editor.

Gilman Sanborn has purchased the Thos
Moore farm on the East Hill, paying $500
Miss Emma Flint is with her aunt al
Claremont, \. II.
b. H. Adams Jr. took possession OF Il c
Chelsea livery stable last Thursday. Sue
cess to Ben in his new business.
W. r. Greer left for his new business at
Rutland Saturday, where his family will
join him in a short time. Mr.. Greer and
family have large circle OF friends in
town and it is with regret that we lose
them from among US.
George Denison has gone to st. Adams
to work this summer.
The shoe factory commence work this
week on ladies' goods. 1t is understood
that Mr.. Abbott intends to work from so
to 100 people in his factory here before the
summer is over.
The meeting of the subscribed stock
holders for a creamery in this place, We'd
nesday, March Both, terminated success
fully. The chairman and secretary of the
meeting we're p. J. Little and Z. n. Bacon.
The stock is all taken for the amount nee
essary for the business S2500.00. 1t is to be
known as the Orange County Creamery
Co. The following directors were elected:
w. II. Emery, VIM. Robbins, w. H. II.
Hall, Z. N. Bacon ard Willis Scales. w.
III. III. Hall was elected president and Will
lis Scales secretary OF the organization.
The directors ask that 80 per cent OF the
stock be paid by Saturday April 8. The
location has not yet been determined but
will be soon. With the territory surround
ing us of " hich this is the center, there
seems to be no reason why we cannot have
one Of the most fiourishing creameries in
the state in operation in a few months.
Already $50 cows have been guaranteed
and that before company had been or
ganized.
circuit Bixby was thrown down by
horse at South Royalton last week and
badly hurt. He is now able to be out.
II. o. Bixby was at South Royalton and
Bethel last week.
Mrs. NJ. II. Corwin and daughter Alice,
returned home last week.
James Sanford has moved into the Sleep
err house recently occupied by +. Grosye-
nor.
Henry Bryant took pos ession OF the Ed
dy Tracy house Monday, which he pur-
chased short time ago.
Frank Tracy has moved into his house
on the corner of North Main and Factory |
streets.
Herbert Garvin is working for b. II.
Adams in the livery stable. He has been
working for Il. p. George OF West Fairlee,
this winter.
At the annual school meeting in Dist.
No. the following officers were elected:
Geo. l.. Stow; Clerk, NJ. II.
Corwin; Treas. W. p. Townsend; Com. $.
N. Goss; Col. w. F. Hood; Aud. j. A. X
Corwin. The meeting instructed the proper
officers to make the same arrangement with
the academy as last year. Tax 80 cents on
dollar Last year an addition was made
10 the building which prevented liquidat-
ing the debt, but there is no reason why
he above tax will not pay remaining ex-
pense the coming year and one half the
present debt which is Si00s.0O
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GEO. RIX DEAD.
The Demise of That Venerable Citizen
Occurs SUNDAY Morning.


Occurs sunday Morning.
Between and O'Clock Sunday morn .
ing occurred the death of one Of Keokuk' Is
Oldest and most respected citizens, George
Xix. Lest Tuesday he suffered chill and
his advanced years did not permit him to
rally from the attack. He gradually de-
cllned in vitality until the end came, calm
~ and painlessly.
Mr.. Rix was born at Royalton, VT, Dec.
:, 1906, and when quite a young man re-
moved to Mobile and for many yeaI s,
prior TO the war, conducted a wholesale
grocery, In 1857 he came to the then boom
ing city Of Keokuk and established the
banking house Of Rix, Hale q Co. He
soon returned to Gainesville, Ala. From
that point he moved to Mobile and in 1865
came to Keokuk to reside. In 1872 he en-
gagged with his son in law, F. NJ. Stafford,
IN the wholesale iron business, under the
arm name of Xix 4 Stafford. In 1881 he
was succeeded by his son and the firm be-
came Stafford & Xix. The deceased then
retired and has since spent his days in
tne enjoyment of a well earned rest. He
was gentleman Of tine appearance, re-
markedly well preserved and possessed of
the most genial and admirable traits of
character. He had the esteem of all.
There survive him his wife, formerly
Miss Rebecca Dial to whom he was mar
RED al Gainesville in 1913, and two chill
dren, Mrs. F. NJ. Stafford and Geo. Z. Rix,
oil chattanooga, Tenn. They arrived yes
Ierday He is also survived by a sister,
Mrs. o. c. Hale, of this city, and two
brothers, VIM. and Edward, of Royalton.
me funeral occurs from the residence, No.
o!9 orleans street, at ? O'Clock Wednesday
aiternoon.-Keokuk, Iowa, Gate City.