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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-07
MQerlef.

: Nn anberer STEELE fanbigt f6
5err @mil NiggIi als @anbibat
fir bas Mmt bes Mlberman Der 8.
Warb an. 9err Niggli 1T Elm bur6z
aus praftii6er damn, Der f1on friber
BON 1908 benz @tabtratb attges
b6rte unb feline &onftituenten outs
Bette bertrat. St fennt bic 8ebirfs
nihe feiner Warb, nit oerer1 S1ltereRen
er eng berbunben lit unb tpirb bic els
ben ffets gu mabren tpifen.
= Ser Mbppfat Sobn q. Green err
fldrt, baB George Bai9al ni6t $1,000,
ion6ern 1915 erbielt fiir bic Musfertiz
gung bes 8aufontraftes fir bas Court
baus unb attberen &e6tsbeitanb.
- 9enrD l1mfdeib giebt bic Grflds
rung ab, baB ni6t George pai9al,
ionbern er bas protofon bes 9iftrittz
geri6ts fibrt unb baB an gnbe zines
ieben @eribtstermins Der 9ifrittanz
malt eine f6riftli6e @ingabe iiber bic
@bmeiiung bon Gdlen eema6t bat, bic
pom &i6ter beltdtigt unb in Der @lerfsz
Office beponirt nurbe.
: SIM boben Nlter BON SO Sabrer
ftarb Srau Nnna Marie Sbert, Muts
ter bes Germ Wuguf Santleben. Ote
8erforbene NOR in Mannbeim seborer
unb fam Dor mebr als 40 Sabren mad
Seras. Sic 8eerbigung fanb unter
fsbr 5ablrei9er 8etbeilisung fat.
= Sa fem AuDrum antpe1enb mar,
fanb am Montag feline S%tabtratbsfi=
bung itatt. Mapor 2odnppb leste
ben Mlbermeu, bic ni6t eri9ienen mas
rem, etne @elbfrafe bon IS. auf. Sem
Siabtratb iolte Die Petition Der 8irz
ger borgelegt peroen, in melher I'M
glei6mdBige @ertretung Der Barteien
als Wablbeamte an ben StimmpldBen
gebeten pirb. 9a bas Staatsgeieb in
biefer 8e5iebung auf bas aufra!if9e
Ballots Dfem feline Mntpenbung fin>
bet, 70 tpar Der Stabtantpalt bereits in
elmer friiberen Sibung inftrnirt porz
ben, cine Orhinan3 aus3uarbeiten, bic
fti6baltig unb gefeBli9 1T. um bas
ofenbare ueberfeben Der @eiebgeber
gut gu MAIDEN. 9iefe Srbinan5 lag
Dor, fonnte aber niGt our Nnnabme
gelangen.
= Sulius @remiel bat Die Stabt
auf $2100 S6abenerfaB pertlagt.
Seine 6rau fiel in Der @artenitraBe in
elm awei SUB tiefes unbebedt gebliebes
mes God. mo gurbtsine ~aufgeftelt
merben foltfn unb perleBte fi9 babel.
= Nm Montag Nbenb fanben 3pei
paf6al : 8eriammlungen itatt. Sic
Garbigen tparen iebr fart in Der &ort=
benttonsbaQe bertreten. Or. GtarneS
George pai6al unb ". Madep bielten
&ebea unb I'M 2ittle Gaiino in Der
Mamo StraBe unterri9teten mebrere
&ebner bic Inpeieltbem iiber bic bor>
liegenben Gragen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-07
griparet Seit!

STIR mande 2eute fpielen am6lf
Stunben feline &ole, namentli6 nidt
tilr bieienigen, benen es glei6, oh es
Gag ober Na9t lit. Nber fir ben @ez
i6dftsmann, 1T es ein @egenfan6,
benn 3w6lf Stunben bebeuten BEL ibm
ben 8erluft eines gan3en Sages. Sbr
iperbet feinen iOl6en 3eitperluft erleis
ben, tpenn Sbr mad benz Norben ober
Oten reift unb guer Sidet lautet iber
bic ''Iron Mountain Route, bic BIZ
rette 2iaie nod Mempbis, ST. 2ouis
unb ole Bunfte bes Norbens unb
Oftens. Cine Briifung bes offisieflen
rNailpaD 8uibe" tpirb @u6 bon Der
Sbatia6e iiber5eugen. Wegen tpeiterer
Snformation wenbet gu6 on Smo. s.
GemiS, s. g.. Ngent, Nuitin, 5eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-07
$651,O00

$b5I, 700
9as Gourtbaus tpirb alto, tuena es
fr uab fertig 1T, bic Steuer3abler
uabe at $4,000 fofen.
Sic @~taatsgeiebe ermd9tigen bic
GountD : &pmmifdre auf 500 Mertb
@igentbum cine Steuer BON Is Gents
gu legen. 9iele Steuer muB geniiger
aur 3inien3ablung unb gum Silgungss
fonb, CUR &iid5ablung bes. &apitals
innerbalb 5ebn Sabren bonn Sage Der
Nnleibe an gere6net. &e9net gu bie=
lem 8etrag bic 8epiligunsen fir bas
GountDgefdngniB unb es pirb tlar,
baB bic rs Gents am 800 ni9t bin
rei9en, bic S6ulb gu tilgen, u1b baB
bic Segtslatur angegangen merben muB
our @rtbeilung Der @rlaubniB elmer
Steuererb6bung UNI rs Gents am 500.
9ies ftnb b6ie Nusii9tem fur bic
ff%euer5ablenben 8irger; es lei benn,
baB fe f6 bamit tr6ften, baB @ampz
mann bic 8adfeine utb @aiiano ben
Sanb liefert unb baB 9pDer f6on
$4,000 fir ben plab erbalten bat.
Mu6 paf6aI betar1, allen 8eri6ten
nod, $500 in Sprm bon @ebiibren.
Sas @ebdHbe mirb aIfo $780, 600
foften. Ser @purtbausring muB es
fertig bauen; er tpd6lt pai9al in bas
WaporssMmt unb itdrtt babur9 feline
Wta1t.- B. B. II.
ST es tpabr, baB auf benz pa19al>
Sidet i6 elm &anbibat befinbet, Der
Saiterat ift2
9abe i'd re6t geb6rt, als mir geiagt
tpurbe, baB Der Nubitorss &anbibat auf
benz paf6alzSidet ni6t ortbograpbii9
enelii6 i6reibea fanns @el9e Auas
lififationst bat er dig 8u9baIter2
Wtrb 9err pai9al feIbit bic Bidder
fiibren, penn ct als Manor ertpdblt
tpirb2
geitebt bas @ampaene : @omite bes
paf6al Sifets aus benz gourtbauss
Sting: Sbab Smith, Gafiiano, 9pper,
Nat 2emiS2
Ser @ourtbausrtng ftebt bemna@
binter Bai9al. Wanr merben mir
bic &ombination log iperben, menn
paiGal ermdblt perben fo0te2
Sat Der Gourtbausrins bic 2eitung
Der acknowledgements iibernommen,
tpeil er g%rfabruug in iol9en So
den bat2
Soa paf6al bon ben Meritanerr
ertpdblt tperben2
I'm Nnttport pirb gsbeten.
Srei 8irger.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-07
aalbs, 8amulel>, sdpeine= NIB Rirbaeiia ieosu Sag.
5un9eS Ralbfsif6 etne Spe3talttdt.=
N U3113i
HIG41 1alE35! So 55 l3E 3
California : @eiue.

Weinliebbaber finben Elm groBes 9as
ger bon feinen California Weinen bel
9errn 5. S. Meper am Mamos
plaaa. 9err Meper iu9t bic Weine
an Srt unb STEELE aus unb fanft brett
aus benz Seller Der @einaii6ter. Ils
gutem &eniter selingt es Inn tets, bic
beften Sorten aus5updblen. @r fam
feline &unben unb 6amilien nit einem
guten Sropfen perfeben. &otb- utb
MeiB : @eine in por5iigli6er Qualitdt
bon ieBt ab $1.00 per @alone = frei
ins 9als geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-07

sB Sir bic Mlarbi 8ras Geftli6s
feiten tpirb bic rs nternationa |
S. & @. %. g. q. @rcurs
fionss8iaete su febr biligem preiie
mad Stem Orleans, Ga, unb Mobile,
Nla., gum @erfauf baben. @egen
@in3elbeiten menbet @u6 an ben nd6s
fen Sidets agenten, Dbel an
8. s. Yrice, q. g. g. u.
paleitine, 9eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-07
9ita @otiS.

Sic @afer : &oniumenien perben
bierbur6 bena6ri6tigt, bab in Der
Mlamos, Ma6rez, San Pebros unb
Upper 2abor Sit6 gum 3nede Der
&einigung berfelben bas @afer am 6.
Gebruar 1898 abge1telt tperben mirb,
s. g. 9untreB
Sraneisco &uia
9it6s&ommifdre.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-07
81 1T aeitgemdB, bara,t AIT crit

= Sc 1T aeitsemdB, barar at erinz
nert, bob feiner 3eit galagban fi9
ME freigebig nit Der @erleibung bon
pribilegier 5eigte. gs murber inn
bamals fogar @ormirfe sema9t, 6as
er bnr6 bic an ben Sag gelegte 3us
riidbaltung Der @ntmidlung Der Stabt
f9 entgegenftele. 9eute bilbet bieier
punft in Be3ug auf bic 8ergebung
bon pribilesien borfi9tig gu fein,
eine eigene planfe Der pafdal=Y lats
form.- B.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-07

GppleD's &esifter, No. 20 Qlamo
8la5a bat einen STUFF fir guten alien
Wbistep, bic beiten gemii6ten Sc
trdnfe, feline Weine unb ausge5ei6nete
importirte unb einbeimif6e Gigarren
unb ftets frii6es Bier. Ser @iaentbis
mer, Soe @oolep, beritebt fem @sf9dft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-07
gdpls' Valuaei, : 4arteu III

GdfpI3' NaInten : Warfen 1T Der
SammelplaB Der 9euti6en BON San
atttonio nit ibrer Gamilien. Sic res
gelmdBigen Nbenb Grei 9on3erte an
bier Ibenben in Der Mo6e iint tets
5ablreid beiudt utb erfreuer fi9 elmer
algemeinen 8eliebtbeit. Seine Weine
unb Wbisfeps unb ~alle3eit tellerfri56es
Bier, iopie bic beiten @igarren.
Sie & Reformation liefert ale
SelifeteKen Der Saifon. Muferu,
Slide. Milb in better 3ubereitung.
Sdglif ausgesei6neter mariner 2um9.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-07
Sur @oti3.

Mittbeilungen iiber Mablangelegenz
beiten, @mpfeblunsen bon 4anbibaf
ten &C. per6en nit 3man5ig Gent per
3eile bere9net.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-07

a9r Sanb, grbe unb Sizes gum Mufs
fiilen BON 96fen, Seitentpeser &C. fann
ieBt biqig abgebolt tperben aus Der
Seller Iusi6adtung bes S1eubaues bon
Yaulp & 9ielmaHn, BOG Oft : Cons
MERGE : Strabe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-07
@tiuaS WeneS.

S6lafuagen auif6en Dallas unb
9 an to o iiber Searne laufer
ieBt anf Der SouHon unb Seras @ens
trail unb Der International unb g. q.
vt. Ct. Sies 1T bic ein3ise 2inie nit
Sur6wagen 5mii6en puntte1 in
Nor6@ unb Siibmet>5er
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-07
6 8 t d | 8.
NuuSfbau I'm 9eros.

LANCE, marine Witterungsperiobe l1nterz
brodet bat, aud ttr ~telenpeiie lei@te
Nebelregen unb LANCE nod ni6t bas
bDue MaB BON Geu6tisfeit gebra6t
bot, bas benz Qanbe, Defenders in utt>
feren1 peftliGen Sbeile bes Staates
nDtb tbut, 10 1T berfelbe bod i6on
beSbalb bon duBerft pobltbdtiger Wtrs
hung gepefen, neil er gerabe mod our
redten 3eit elmer borfraben unb aq5u
iippigen gntpidlung Der @e9etatton
Ginbalt getban bot.
@elbft ben 9bfbdumer, pel9e be-
reits anfingeu, 8lhtbtm ansuieben, 1T
ben Beridten 5ufolge fein @9aben aus
geftigt tDnrben, unb tpeber bas @ras
nod bic Winterfaaten baben gelitten.
ueberbaupt babe1 bic Beri9te mobl
taunt ien1als aubor fur ben Garnter 10
gttttftig in1b boftungsboa gelautet, ipie
In biefert Sabre. Sic MAIDEN ni9t als
lein geltemb, baB bic @rnteertrdge bes
binter uns liegenben Sabres in ieber
8esiebung reid getpefen finb; pas in
linen bauptfd9Ii1 berborgeboben
mtrD. II PIE 5batiafe, 0aB Der terattts
lge 4deroan I'm Dortgen Sabre auf Der
Rtformbabtt einert tpeiten @1ritt pore
nudrts getbam ur6 NIT ether tpeiien 8e>
f9rdrtun8 be8 friber beimabe auss
lglteBli@ Die adgess ut6 Wirtbi9aftss
Dronu1g bll0erDer BaumtpoubauS
eraff getltadt bat, tpel@e eS benz Jarz
nler aug NtogltGtelt rtaht. feine meis
pen SeDensbeeurfnttfe 1elb1t gu proDus
3lerelt iltfn oaourg ben nerbdngntBpols
icy S@ulopotfen I'm Siide beg &aufs
nlaftfs ltilo bic 9ppotbef anf tetner
Uaril los 5u tperoet1.
Se9r ei1tfgieoeu tprlgt ltG III bteier
GSe5!e9nff9 en- pom .. Tebruar Dattrter
pertcgt aug Goa5ales aus. tpel9ent mir
qler etiefI ylaB gebeI, tpetl fet1 Snhalt
l 5'enIllU 1ar PIE Jarmerberbdltnthe
Peg gelaalnllef Staates 4elturg bot.
sgqs oel9angene Sa9r" = 70 lalitet
geIleloemgoarf alS ettt berbdltnlBmds
B!ge9 0tndS1a9r be5et9net tper0ett ;
alal olos mar PIE gatr1tpon : grnte
cue groBe umo elittrdglt9e, Der Mders
e.. Nh u aag O.s 81 eIner gentS
zen A~uSoeplurg Elm btelfeitigerer ges
hssssmt s,srss. suMO y ah aoetlgIoln
r Ss,rn' wulusn, ane lomIl elae g 7
sIale gen1agf; mas 0abott mad Wterito
ueIIaiIi u, pat CUTE pretie gebra9t,
,.,nt. ~ se.r, us'9}sl Jug ueaEaHgs.
ii sn;rS c ra p 2Is m.noossg esiIa..sIa
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tn;yS o,,ssrSsn,
and in6ireft nm o,,ten ssoinsn Ss;,,
um6 Sns gHm,en mn, sSTer, vs Se;sh dnas
Dirt n elmer MSo1;mfs;t r,ohsr @ MN
Ser Snfht non shIs, Mfsrnsro, sa;sS
fhnn nisIfom Nso%,,,rd assMd w LUZ
aIIoemsin il Sos @ssr. s s.. ~.
@nFe hsr Ghmsius MI Sa,,, m.Hrs
msHerssRifens S,,r6 @srtih;rs gssaa...
hers heiSsrs Mrts,, -, srs.say az GaS m NV
In t,srpes isst nsf% * uissua was aHss.
iiM Snvassf n,ss.s s1gas., na8 n.aa aegl
,so,s fS,sat o. 49, Z, ~ a. 81 a.Sgsn lul5,
insasr NY ~ y, Sa vt S.nI.Wl gu 9ez
bes @uobaIube~shoie in shIem g;sh
In ~uahrbofter @rdfern un6 in @stre;Ss'
ebeufo reide grtrfde arhen fonm oIs
Bic pief h6her i'm Wreife ffehenbsn 0Sns
bereieu In Aentudp. SIinois nub mil
fpuri. Bdumtpsue II freiIih INNER
NOD befieuioe @tqbelartifeI hes Slider
~AS<
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-07

SIR Der s. Warb.
Sir ftnb aiitorifift, Serrn q nj II NiaaIi
ais Ranbibaten fir bas 2lmt bes alderman
Der g.. 8arb aHsufinbisen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-07

= 4ler Wabri6einli6teit nod tpirb
Der Geprdientant QCrbert bon alabama
Der nd6Ie MartnesM initer nerben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-07

SeIbf bic decentralization mdfen suaeben, bos
SalpattpnsS Del pbne Spetfel bas befe, faerite unb
btutsfte SetImittel fur duberltme SHmersen lit. Der
PretS 1T Ia nnr 25 Gents Bite Glai6e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-07
(ginseianbt.)
Spredfaal fir @abl . Mmgelesen'
heiten.
GtfuaS iiber baS GpurthanS,

Sd fiible mid beranlaBt, einige
Worte uber ben @%ourtbausbau gu la
gen; bic Mngelegenbeit 1T fir bic
Steleraabler iebr mi6tig, BENT iie baz
bet Ben @%Iepbanten alt beaablen.
Sofepb 9mper erbielt fir ben plab
$110,000; obglei9 er bprber Serr1
Yoafum mod einmal 10 biel @runb
an berielben Stele fir nur $780, 900
berfauft, refp. a%bperlangt bate. Serr
@ampmann mir6 bic 3iegelfeine lie=
fern unb Sofe @~aiiiano ben Sanb.
Gerqekt 6aS niht
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-07

Die anberen Iussaben. pie: Deffs
1,il11sen, tnnere Gertiaftelung, 9tlee
Sober, Nnftrtb, @lepatoren, 9eis=
apparat, 8eIeudtung, Giieniperf &c. 2o'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-07

Sutt's pilen tdui9en ben 2eibene
ben niemals.
The Forrest City times., 1893-09-08

SC. q. C. Certain Chill dtsrs is pleasant eO take ssnc "aI less. Children aikse it. aTatsE- teed fO cure Chiiss and Few
The Forrest City times., 1893-09-08
Official Election Returns,

The election was very quiet and the vote very small. The following is the vote by precincts. so far as heard from. and we are informed no election was Tld in the other precincts:
 Forrest City-For Chief Justice II. q. Dunn, lt9; for Associate Justice, Carroll D. Wood, IA: for Justice of the Peace Madison town ship, N. B. Nelson 9j. John k. Brown 5. T. l.. Taylor 1, l.. If. McGuffey 1, w, T. Cliff ton 5.
 Morehead-Por Chief Justice. H. C.. Bunn 23; for Associate Justice. Carroll D. Wood. 23 for Justice Of the Peace Madison tow ship, x. R. Nelson 2f. John k. Brown 5c Aaiison-for Chief Justice. +. G. B,,nn. 19; for Associate Justice, Carroll ID. Wood. 20; for Justice of the Peace Madison township, N. fS. Nelsou la, John k. Brown4 JohnsoiS-fos Chief Justice. II. G. Bum. M: for Associate Justice. Carroll D. Wood. l0. Telico-For Chief Justice. H. C.. Blnn. 30; for Associate Justice, Carroll D. Wood, 4S; for Justice of the Peace Teiico township, J A. Gatfen J0 C. r. Moore 52.
 Grggs-tor Chief Justice. II. q. Euun. II for Associate Justice Carroll D Wood. II. Franks-For Chief Justice. II. G. Bum. 1s; for Associate Justice. Carroll D. Wood, IA.
The Forrest City times., 1893-09-08

TEE d iscussion of the national finance and the division of parties as heretofore aligned recalls story told by Dunn of Arkansas, dur ing the debate in 1SS6 on the oleomargarine bill Democrats at that time were arrayed against Republicans and against themselves Party lines were obliterated. A members politics was no indication as to how he would vote on the bill Mr. Dunn said Tt is the ssddest position have ever seen this House placed in. have read no history ofanythins like this heretofore. and it will be the most marvellous scene when we come to pass be- tween the tellers march mp and answer to eur names when the eyes and noes are called. After we get through with that little formal fly here am afraid that we shall be in the condition of a distinguished gentleman whom [ once heard of in this city After dinner late in the evening. perhaps early in the nornlng it is said that with some assisting friends he reached the front of his residence rhere was number of them, quite num- ber-he rang the bell.
 When his summons was answered. it IS said a lady put her head out of the window and asked what was wanted. He asked if Mr. lived there-this was the name of the gentleman himself. and whose wife this was. She answered. he did, Then, said he will sou be kind enongn to come down here and pick yeur husband out of this crowd and take him in ?' [Gaughterl When we are through passing between the tellers and registering our names let ms all send the request to our constituents to please come down here and pick out their representatives and take them aome They ought to go." lLanghter and applsusel
The Forrest City times., 1893-09-08
Administrators Settlements.
STATE OF ARK ANShS, {
 rountv of St- Francis. g

County or SL- rdHcl5. NOTICE is hereby given. that the following IN administrators settlements have been filed in the Probate Court of st. FrahJis- Soun- ty for conflrma ton at the October term of said court to-wit:
 John Gatling. executor of the estate of T. A. Hatcher, deceased; first annual settle ment.
 D. NJ Wilson. administrator of the estate of Hallie Wilson, deceased; first annual settle ment.
 Molie A. Hood administratrix of the estate of ". A. Hood, dseeassd;. second and final settlement
 John Gatling executor of the R. W. Casteel estate; second and final settlement.
 Mrs, R. w. Irby, guardian of the estate or Arthur Litton; final settlement.
 All persons interested in the settlement of said estates are notitied to come forward and fie their exceptions thereto, if any they have on or before the second day Of the next regu- lar term of said court. or they wiN be forever barred from excepting tosaid settlements or to any items thereof,
 Witness my hand and seal of said court at my offiae in Forrest City. Arkansas, this the 4th day sf teptenber. 1885
 r. .LAUGHINGHOUSE Clerk.
The Forrest City times., 1893-09-08
A M odel Farm,

l Several years since William Moore, a farmer of moderate means, but mature
 judgment and ample experience in his vocation. moved From the state of Illi-
 nois to Howard county, in Arkansas. i After brief residence in Howard Mir. Moore moved into this, Miller county,
 aud purchased a place eighty acres in
 extent. only three miles north from 1 this city. When he first settled upon | his new purchase much speculation
 was indulged in by his neighbors as to 1 how he.expected to cull living from | the sandy soil of his old and partially
 exhausted land Only three years have elapsed since then, yeb upon this same spot William Moore resides today, the
 owner of the finest, most productive
 and renumerative fruit and vegetable | farms in South Arkansas. Forty acres
 of thls land is now covered by one of
 the most perfect orchards and vine yards, itItersperssd with growing vege-
 tation, the writer has ever viewed i'll this section of the country. The re-
 maining forty acres of the tract have
 all been cleared and within two years
 brought to state of highest cultiva- 1 tioa. On this latter tract are three
 hundred young growing trees, which
 will come to fruitage Tn another year.
 .Ele older orchard is comp esed of pear | peachand apple trees all of the rarest
 and most approved varieties. A small
 vineyard comprises twelve hundred se-
 feet vines, with a fruitage of from ten
 to thirty pounds to tbe vine, this sea-
 sons yield. Two strawberry beds or eight and ten acres, respectively, will yield over one thousand dollars each.
 In berries next season, having exceed
 ed 50 per cent of this sum during the
 past season. Every variety of melons
 are growing upon luxuriant vines. on what the average southern farmer
 would call the waste places of the farm. The sight of these spreading trees, rich
 with promise of c0gaqng yield. trailing wines, bending beDtath the burden of
 their purple fruitage, long vistas of
 swelling strawberry beds. covering the earth with tender tendrils ,untA the whole expanse shall be carpetsd in
 green, shot, anon with countless thou sands of gOl9en globules. Such is the picture. as pleasing to the eyes as it is
 gratifying te the senses, of an Arkansas
 farm, not of the old, but of the new era.
 What one man has done, others can do The man who has wrought thiswonder-
 fnl change was not rich, having been
 forced So make his farm improve itself and yield for himself and family a
 livlihood while the same WAS being
 done. Today the eighty acre tract, only three years since barren and poor, could not be purchased for less than ten thousand dollars. more than twenty
 times it's original cost or value. Thus
 have the possibilities of Arkansas soil been tested and proven. Three years of industrious and intelligent labor have here resulted in yearly yield exceeding in amount the income on ten thousand dollars prohtably invested.
 Let this example be pondered upon and the lesson 1t teaches be taken home | to the hearts of our farming friends
 and its results. if properly follo will prove to the betterment of our country aud the welfare of the whole peo eoSie.-TexarkaEa DemocraG.
The Forrest City times., 1893-09-08
Estimates Furnished on all Kinds Brick Nefk c. w. WEIGH, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER
 WINNIE, ARK. 70 Brick for Sale. Correspondence SoneNso
Road Notice

YJNHE undersigned will apply to me neAs n..,anjng \ of the County Conrt for an Ordei Vp'
 q new road. as follows: >- of
 Beginning where Road District ~. So..,-eea Johnson township crosses the line pe..snre sections 2 and 36 of township north; nsr. .nns 3 east near the residence of Nm. sA,'sreen and r0nninz thence west on the me ue ,o inc sections Sand 36. 26 and 3j ~ anu .f' S- and point where the line between stctlehfT hnson 4 crosses Road District No. or 1Nj rt Njohn township. just north of the residence VI
 c. Allen. n nrppIN
 August 2s. 1Sa3 l.. H. 4lt
The Forrest City times., 1893-09-08
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received by the County Commissioner of St. Francis County. Arkansas for the erection of a Jail BBilding for St. Francis County at Forrest City, Ar kansas from Saturday september 2d t7h one o'clock p. m. Friday. september 18th, lst' Plans and specifications can be seen ia the office of c. F. Hinton, County Judge, at For rest City, Ark. and in the ofhce of \. N. Wcathers. architect, Memphis Tenn. A cer tfied check for s2j0. made payable To C. F. fIiusOn, CouHry Judge must accompany each bid as a guarantee that the successful tddder " i'll enter into a contract, and give bond Tor amount of contract, Ali cheeks tO be return cd to parties when the contract is awarded and to successful bidder when contract aDG bond is made and signed.
 Right to reject any and all bids reserved.
 c. F. HINTON. County Judge.
 A. C. WORD, Comm ssioner.