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The Forrest City times., 1893-04-21

That the undersigned claims title to said lands under said deed executed by said com missioner. bearing date February 6, lsSS, re- corded in Book 2s. page 2J5
 NOTICE is also hereby given that at the ~ sale made under said decree on January 222. iSsi as aforesaid, the following described lands in the county Of St Francis, StaIs of Arsansas. were stricken oil and sold To the State Of Arkansas. for the taxes, penalty and cost due thereon amounting in the aggregate to tl1.B. which sale was certified tO the Clerk ot said St. Francis county by the Commission CT of said court and duly certified by said State Lands for the State Of Arkansas, for record, and the time allowed by law for the redemption having expired and said lands re- mauing on the records of the office of the Commissioner of State Lands. for the State of Arkansas, us vacant and subject 70 sule, were sold and deeds executed by him to ths under signed. for the same AS follows, to-rIt: Ne l-8 of sw l-4 sec ;, [ , n, r Be, 70 acres Sc l-4 of nv i-4 sec lo 5 II, 6, 40 acres, s00 Decd executed January D. lSSs. recorded
 in Book 3O. Page 4G2.
 l. R R \ Pt Sc IA sec 2o 5n r 4e 1871
 scres. -.................... x3 32 Deed executed Oct. % 1859, recorded in
 Book 3l, Page 2l4.
 sw IA sec @5 n. r 6 @, l60 acres. Go0 Deed executed January IS. 1899. record
 cd in Book Sl, Page Ill.
 And the undersigned claims title to said lands under said deeds.
 Now all persons rho can set up any right or claim to the said lands so purchased and con veyed, tO the undersigned. in consequence of any irregularitS. lnformality or illesality con nected with said decree and sales thereun- der aforesaidare hereby notified to appear At of said St. Francis county. Arkansas, which court convenss on the 18th day of March. 1894, and show cause. if sny they have why said sales so made should not bs confirmed.
 J. c. STERN.
 JOHN CABLING, Attorney
 EOrrasI Ark Erh
The Forrest City times., 1893-04-21

TIE TIMES would like to have sug gestions concerning the school Ques- ton, which is the overshadowing ques tion of the day in this district. Let us hear from our people ill regard to the rnatfer
The Forrest City times., 1893-04-21

TExas has likewise gone into the impeach- ment business. On Monday the senate wac sworn in as an impeachment court to try W l.. McGaughey. state land commissioner for high crimes and misdcmeanors.
The Forrest City times., 1893-04-21

ARKANsAs ranks second as cotton-grow ing state. and first as fruit growing state lt also ranks first as a timber state.
The Forrest City times., 1893-04-21

As AN indication ot the higher civilization and more refined degree of christian morality prevailing throughout yankeedom we point 10 the dynamiting of the negro laborers by their white brethren at Sharpsburg, near Pittsburg. Pa. Saturday night
The Forrest City times., 1893-04-21

upon the country was the series of storms of last week. Hundreds of lives were lost and millions of dollars worth of property destroyed. Missis- sppi and Missouri suffered most
The Forrest City times., 1893-04-21

THE Arkansas Republican league will meet in Little Rock tomorrow. presumably to ar range for the payment of party funeral eI- penses incurred last year.
The Forrest City times., 1893-04-21

ABOUT 2500 blacksmiths and helpers on the Union Pacific railroad are out on a strike, and the engines of the Santa Fe system are tied up for want of engineers to handle the machines. Verify, these are troublous days for railroad workmen in nearly all depart mcnts
The Forrest City times., 1893-04-21

"C. q. q. Certain Chill Cdrr is pleasant tO take aHd ba less. Children like ft. GsaT, teed tO cure CkilSs and Fcs"
 Large bottles S9 cents.
The Forrest City times., 1893-04-21

THE "rascals" are not being turned oot as rapidly az some impatient office seekers de- sire, but we think the new administration is doing very well.
The Forrest City times., 1893-04-21

THE merchants of Washington county have made grain and hogs, instead of cotton. the basis of credit. If this plan were adopted by the merchants of every county in the state it would be godsend to the people of Arkan-
The Forrest City times., 1893-04-21

THERE was a collision between troops and strikers throughout Belgium, on Monday. As is usually the case. the strikers got the worst of it, many of their number being shot down. Extraordinary military measures have been adopted for the suppression of expected frnuhla
The Forrest City times., 1893-04-21
EDITORIAL AFTERMATH.

CUBASs gre making 8 strong effort to free the island from spanish domination.
The Forrest City times., 1893-04-21

IF Mr. Burkhardt doesn't cease writing let tcrs from the pententiary the people will be- gin to lose confidence in him.
The Forrest City times., 1893-04-21

THE people of Arkansas were dumbfounded last week when it was announced that dem ocratic administration had appointed John Mcclure to assist in the prosecution of Bank Wrecker Horace G. Ailis of Little Rock in the federal courts. It transpires that this ap- pointment was engineered by Logan Fl. Roots and that Attorney General Olney labored un- Ser misapprehension of the true character of both Roots and Mcclure. It is announced tho appointment will be recalled and Poker Jack will be compelled to surrender the pros pect of Uncle Sam's fat shekels.
The Forrest City times., 1893-04-21

THE school question should be brought To the frent ard kept there until good educational facilities are provided.
The Forrest City times., 1893-04-21

TIE country at large will watch with in- terest the operation of the new liquor law in South Carolina. After July, the state assumes entire control of the liquor traffic, and no one but state agent will be allowed to deal in in- toxicants This agent must be a man of good moral character and an absolute abstainer from liquor in any form. One such agent is app0rtioned to each county, except in two counties. which will have several. and he must givc bond for the faithful perform auce of his duties. IL will be unlawful, under severe penalties. to sell to a person who drinks to q condition of incbriation. Liquor will be put up in quantities of from half pint to five gallons. and must be sold in un- broken packages.
The Forrest City times., 1893-04-21

Notice of Confirm atlon of Salesoof
 Land.
 NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of A AN decree of the Circuit Court of St. Fran ciscounty, Arkanszs, in equity is case of the
The Forrest City times., 1893-04-21

THE Orang~men of Ireland are preparing for armed resistance against home rule. Un- less Irishmen can reconcile their differences and show the world they are worthy of au- tonomy. 1t is likely the sympathy that has been extended them from every quarter of the globe will subside. The present state of affairs is unfortunate for that hapiess coun- try. Thc Irish are great people, whose matchless gifts Of heart and mind have graced every land but demagogy has kept thom un- der the heel of tyranny until their case seems well nigh hopeless. And now, in the very dawning of what promised to be brighter day comes the intelligence that the hopes that had so nearly attained fruition are likely to be blasted by internal dissenson.
 A GREAT many timid persons overestimate the danger from traveing on railroad trains In an exchange THE TIMES finds the follow lug queer facts recorded. and il is probable inc figures are ihe result of official invcstiga- tion: One hundred and sixteen passengers were killed in railroad accidents in the United States last year. This is less than one in three days. As he passenger trains in the United States must travel at the lowest calculation a million miles day. and in three days three million miles A day. before d passenger is klIed, if trains average fifty persons, 1t fol lows that one may travel one hundred and Atty million miles before he is killed. That would be about twenty-five thousand round trips between New York and San Francisco; s!x thousand trips around the world, and over three hundred round trips to the moon More people in the United States are lynohed. or break their necks falling down stairs, than are killed on passenger trains.
The Forrest City times., 1893-04-21
N otlce Of Confirmation C ofTax SaIes,

JOHN GATLTNG. Attorney. Forrest City, Ark Feb. g. l-H.
The Forrest City times., 1893-04-21

JoHN GATLING. Attorney. Forrest City, Ark, Feb. 23. 1e23.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-04
MORNING SMILES.

Two giddy young men were strolling
through Midway plaisanCo tho other
day, when thoy saw Il Turk n short dis
lance ahead OF them. "Do you SEQ the
Turk2" said one OF thom. 81 am going
to have some fun with him" So pres.
emily no said to the Turk: "Wcll, old
Foxy, how'a yer liycr2" And the Turk
replied, in perfectly good English :
Much better than your manners, sir"
Chicago lribrma.
llicks-"Tll allow that Nigglos Is not
u proper man, but he is tho nominee Of
the party, aud that's enough for mo, no
matter how he got tho nomination"
Wieks-"I zee, When q burglar has
broken into your house you uro bound
to treat him, being in, ns one Of your
family. "-ROsin TriHwrDt
Wibblc-"Whcro nro you going in
such u huriyY Wabblu-"Down TO
tho doctors. A woman ran her Tim.
brnita into my car this afternoon"
WibblO-"Wcll, | hope you will bO able
to got II ul,'-hdiGuupjis journal.
Miss fH1ziu-"f want to break thy CIT.
gagomcnt with Mr.. sappic, but I don't
know how TO do II without driving the
poor fellow to suicide LittIc Brother
-"Why don't you lot him 500 YOU In
curL.papcrsY'-G yoi Mars.
Doctor-"WcIl my fine little follow,
you have got quite vol agninI / was
suro that the uills ! lott for you would
cure YOU How did you take them, In
water or Ia @kp?' "DA, | used them
in my pop.gun ~ IN. iHR
"rroicssor," said FwlIic, who was
taking bis music lesson. "whrn four
people sing, its a quartet, igu't it2"
"lrs." "Wcll, when two people eing,
shoulin'tit DO u pint OF ~ DoaLinyiOn
Star
"Do YOU have many 2ophyrs like
this2' nskrd a Now Yorker to a wost.
crh mty tHyt after ono at the recent cy.
clones, "Oh yes, 1t happens Scphyry
week or HO,' vas tho tcply,-IGug
SJIu9L
Short lgloomllvl-H wish | wna Il
fumpf." LOng-"You wiah YOU we're a
tumorl Why2' Short" liocnuso then
would bcllkcly To gatn currency -"
Nru iOry pto0
"Ilow did our brother, tho editor,
tic2' "boad game" nut | mcuu,
spirituality Uhock iuIll'-ARmi1
tyu5ihUuOn,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-04
PERSONAL POINTS.

The first two volumes OF the now his.
tory Of Ireland by tho distinguished
BeItic scholar, DR.. p. W. Joyce, Of Dub.
lin, are nearly ready for publication.
DR.. Joyce's knowledge Of tho Irish
language has opened to his use the
piles OF Collie manuscripts preserved
Ia Dublin, aud has justified him in this
first attempt to sot forth u complete
history Of his country.
Professor A. S. Hardy has some very
wholesome ideas concerning realism.
"a man nowadays" he is quoted as say.
ing, goes out and tho first thing he
sees Is a mud puddle, and he describes
1t. But il you look sharp enough and
long enough at tho bottom oil every
mud puddle you can soc the SKY; and
that's just what your modern reaIiat
doesn't see."
Tho question whether or not Prince
Bismarck is a good judge OF wines is OK.
citing some comment in England, II.
Becker, OF bennington, has recently
written u letter TO prove that tho Prince
knows good wine when he sees it.
Miss Abbio Ilalston Coc, aged SC
years, who di0d at Newark, New Jer-
scy, on Friday, was among tho young
ladies chosen to welcome Lafayette
when be visited Newark in 1924.
Dr.. W. II. Howell, of Howard, has
been selected to succeed his former in
%struCtor, DR.. Henry n. Martin, Us pro-
lessor OF biology at Johns Hopkins Uni
Vpgsity,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-04

SAN FRANcIsco, May 3.-llenry L.
bardciy, Il plumber, wa shot aud
mortaIly wounded last night by Mira.
William Worthington, tho wife IF a
photographer. The tragedy occurred
on Washington street wharf. The
homicide doubtless grew out OF the 70.
cont relations Of tho woman with
Bardely. Two years ago Mrs. Worth
ington elopod with BRrdely while her
husband vas In Europe. On his return
no found his wife living with Bardciy,
but forGavo her and she returned home.
Since then Bardcly has porsistently pur.
sued and annoyed her. Last Wcdnos.
day ho called OH her and attempted to
assault her. but she fired three shots ut
him and he fled.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-04

MALTA, May IA mutiny OF stokors
broke out on the British warship Am.
phion, commanded by Captain John Il
Patterson ut this station. Three Of the
stohcrs were rcbukcd for their untidy
appearance at inspection. They there.
upon became mutinous and refused 10
obey the orders Of their officers. The
three mon were at once put under ar.
rest. Fifteen other stokers then refused
to work unless their comrades were re-
leased. The fifteen were also arrested.
Tho mutincers were all tried by court
martial. Five Of the ring.leadcrs were
sentenced TO imprisonment for eighteen
months and to be dismissed from the
service and the others were sentenced
to shorter terms OF imprisonment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-04
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Aquestion which agitRtes fashionable
men is nj to where they a be scientific
cally %tattooed. II Is currently reported
thai q celebrated tattooer from Yoko-
hama will be at the exhibition at Chi
cago during the coming summer. Lord
De Clifford has his whole body covered
with wonderful designs, and is said to
have paid thousands for the work.
The duke OF York has also some elab-
crate ~tattooing on his chest-ASU York
World,
A young woman, stopping at San
Diego, California, recently came from
the east TO California, fell in love, mar.
ried, settled down, broke up ho~usekeep-
ing, lost her husband and resumed her
maiden name all within the last month.
Her husband during the same time left
his situation, met and married the girl,
changed his name twice and dlsap-
peaFed to parts unknown.
ThcFe'll be peace In this here country from the
mountains 10 the sea,
An The rivers will go 1~ingln'-ies' as happy as
an ,6e male will pull the pIaws.oek. an the
crows will all 6e killed
An the mortgage will DO lifted, when the OIL
. atlanta CoasiitAioA
The steamer John Hancock, which
was wrecked by q gale while tied up at
Its wharf, at Standpoint, Alaska, has an
interesting history. During the trou-
bles between the United States and
Japan the Hancock carried the PEN
nant Of Commodore Perry, and It WINS in
her cabin that the treaty between the
countries was signed,
A 10-year,oId girl in Mendocino
county, California, is an expert hunter.
She has killed within the last year,
with u rifle, IS deer, 2 large bears, q
panther, s foxes and numerous other
small game. She is also said to be IN
expert trapper,
A prisoner in the jail at CgllmaR,
Alabama, recently made his escape by
dressing in women's clothes. The jailer
saw him leaving the prison, but think
ing him the wife oil one OF the prisoners,
let him so unmolested,
The Turf, Field and Farm notes that
since the passage Of tho bill authorizing
the construction OF the Harlem river
speedway a number oil wealthy gentle-
men have had agents on the lookout Tor
trotters OF the best type.
The gold product Of this country last
year is placed Mt S23,0OO.0O0, OF which
amount California produced Sl2,0OO,00
Toney Dudley died in Northampton
county, North Carlina, recently, at the
reputed age OF los years.
A Pottstowu, Pa, farmer keeps largo
number Of snakes on his place for the
purpose OF killing rats.
The rico crop Of the United States Ia
reported to be GO per cent greater than
any previous one.
A seven.year.old colored lad Of Kos.
Ciusko, Miss, has been arrested, charged
with murder.
There is a plague OF caterpillars two
inches deep on the Carolina Central
railroad.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-04

P~artr'burQ STATE Journal (ReP)
Ever since the present state admins
tration began operations there have
been whispers OF the beginning aud
rapid growth OF q combination which
was at once given the name OF the Mac.
Corkle- Chiffon ring. Very little has
been said in the newspapers about 1t,
but it has been prettily freely discussed
by word OF mouth in certain circles and
in certain localities. The SIh Journal
has heard some Of the most prominent
Democrats in the state say that Gov.
eFRor MaGCoFkle was making appoint
ments in the interest OF his handsome
and brilliant friend aud supporter, Joe
Chiffon, IN order that Mr.. Chiffon may
so into the senatorial fight with the
support Of a great state machine back OF
him and thus be able to defeat Senator
Camden for reelection.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-04
Tho RcnnhIIcnn Lcncuc.

The ISrELLIGEScrR sends greeting to
tho Republicans who are to gather to.
day at PnrkersburG. While there is no
election this year there is still plenty
to do and tho watchdres must be kept
burning.
1t is the privilege Of the Republican
league to keep alivo tho spirit Of Ropub.
licunism in West Virginia and to hold
tho ranks solid for tho next campaign.
Allthings considered, the Republicans
Of this state made u good fight last year.
Although defeated, they sowed coed
that will bear fruit in tho next cam.
paign. The battle is mot ovor by a long
shot.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-04
Nnturp,s Wonnerfnl work.

In tho spring nature puts forth hor
strongest efforts in casting OF the spell
Of winter, aud bringing forth new life
everywhere.
AS in the vegetable world, SO II is in
the animal kingdom, and even man Is
not exempt from this removed activity.
0itentimes nature needs 10 DO stimu.
lated in her work, but great care must
DO exercised in the selection OF the
proper agent for such q 2 purpose. The
bost physicians in tho land prescribe
Klein's Silver Age and DuQuesne Ryes
rs absolutely pure, and sell for 81 90 aud
81 % per quart respectively Ask your
dealer for them or send direct to Max
Klein, 81 Federal street, Allegheny, Pa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-04


tIonality of the law without hardship to
the Chinese. Tomorrow three who have
not complied with the law will be ar.
rested in New York. i. is expected
that the United States commissioner
will order them sent to Chins.
The case will be appealed at once to
the United States circuit court, which
is expected to approve the order Of the
commissioner, 1t will then be taken to
the supreme court, which will hear argu,
ment iorwith. This Is a good way to
determine the question and to ascer.
tain whether there is any vitality in
the law,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-04
sTRUoK FoR
Philadelphia Walters Demand the Righ'
to Wear Them mud are Refused,

Philadelphia Walters DpmAud the Right
to Wear Them aud are Refused.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. May IA COM
mittee Of tho walters Of thil city has
called upon Mr., Lawrence Mccormick,
Mr., George @. Bolds's manager in this
city, aud presented a demand for the
right to wear mustaches and for an in
crease In wages. Mr.. Mccormick was
willing to accede to the demand for an
advance in wages, but refused to accede
to the demand for whiskeH, In conso
quence q strike was ordered at the
Strattord aud Bellevue hOIols, and the
Built building restaurant, all conduct
ed by Mr.. Boidt. Their places were
filled by other employees oil more or loss
ability,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-04
n%Esrnuor1Yn PIRR
Thirty,Fiy buildings lurped and Dam-
aged at Louisville.

AnhtgThNe Ahilulhka huIpco y bhM-
aged at Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, KY, May ga fire which
broke out in the Power building, a
great six.sIoFy stgucture on Third street
near Green, shortly before midnight
last night, destroyed and damaged So
buildings, causing a loss OF between
$4,000 aud 100000. The plant Of the
Louisville Steam 4 Electric Motor Power
Company, six floors. soon lell in, crush,
ing buildings and also the office OF the
Christian 0bSsrrsr across the street. With
the exception OF the power building,
the structures destroyed and damaged
were two and three stories high and
were not very valuable buildings. The
greatest losses are The louisville Steam
& Electric Motor Power Company build
ing and plant, Sl50,0OOi insurance, $685.
900, Ryan Painter, SlO,0OOi Louisville
Lithograph Company, $1,000, and the
tenants OF the power building, $4,000,
The fire broke out in the department
Of the Power Laundry Company oil the
fourth floor, but the origin Is unknown.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-04

Once more the rule which excludes
the lexis" ia broken, and Mr.. Watts be-.
comes once more United States district
attorney for West Virginia.
The President has not the respect we
hoped he would show for his office,
otherwise he would not have gone out
of his way to reappoint a man capable
Of sending to the President OF the
United States go insulting a telegram as
Mr.. Watts sent to President Harrison.
From a partisan point OF view Repub.
licans have reason to be well satisfied
with this appointment, for 1t means
trouble and lots Of 1t for the Democratic
party in West Virginiu.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-04
Taa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RLNo.
Removed Without Charges.
PhiLippf Piaindealsy fD1aA

Removed Without Charges.
PAiippi RlaHdsolz lD1Hl
The medical profession Of tho stale
seem to think that they have been out
ragged by the board Of directors Of the
Weston asylum in that they went out
OF the state to select a man for superin,
Eendent OF the asylum. II a reform in
that institution was needed, then the
board was justified in selecting new
men, but so far as we are advised, no
charges were preferred against any one,
and no wrong-doing was charged except
what came from a Republican paper,
which was intended for political capital,
but be that rs 1t may, there are as good
physicians in West Virginia as in Ohio,
and according to the constitution OF this
state none but a bona tds resident Of this
state is eligible to hold the Office Of su'
p~erintendent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-04

This la tho Inst day for Chinese 10
register under tho Gcary exclusion act,
which provides that those who do not
register shall DO sent back to China
Out Of u Chinese population Of 10000
not two hundred had registered at last
accounts This o that thcy IRE
tormined 10 fight tho law, In which
courio thoy hnvo tho strong backing Of
white ncn and Tor which thOy have
raised o considerable fund
Tho government hau mapped ont n
plan Of campaign 10 tO8t tho constIlu.