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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

eemens auil Cutter Makers Hrfbrc the
tsppsittrc.

WssnfvcTo>. sept 70 Prcsisient
Alderman slsd t.eneral superintendent
s..ilIi ~ the f.t~reucr Cement company
a. Ne@ fork opened the hearing before
tts safs ant means coumsftee today.
They asgued that the Industry - u
gfrnt impoft4ncs. that - iaior cost -
- Per rert. shat doneztir wares are
much h.eber than they are ia Earopr.
sad f8at lie foreign cersert y n0e iaid
thssn 81 -a0 fofx af aiwer RATES than
fle 8,sfltan manufacturers eau meet
tfE.aai hoc<srt r Ner.den. Cs1a.
ne..tfat. @feks 90 behsf u the Ameri
.ean Focket afiers' sseocisfios. saying
that up 20 tna tiaie The NJ kiniey bill
was paese.i ne bnsierse had been los
inr one. has since fhen IL had icen
fnriy eeiisfactess Thomas " Bradley
of VALDEZ. >ew York spoke IN the 10
terests of the isisos employed Ia the cut
lery Industry.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

wsssiSoToS. Sept. il-Pafent Com
missioner Seymour has been served with
. summons ~ appear before the District
suprcms court next Tuesday and show
cause Why q writ q mandsmes should
not issue 70 the state of South Carolina
10 eompel the rcgistrstioa Of the trade
mark -Palmetto.v The application for
the registration was. 10 viii be rcmeIn-
bered. refused by an examiner on the
ground that state has no right 10 deal
In liquors outside OF its own limits. The
decision in the case viii establish an in
teresting precedent
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

One Wisconsin Town Ablaze and
Many Threatened

Many Threatened
AARsHFiE1D Wis. sept "a Word
has been received from fopers' station
that the placn IL burning. causs.1
by forest firrs. The touans 4
Joseph Barth. Prank Spicke. Iials
Barth. Jo-~ph Rci,rl. Frank kurfh. Tom
Gafnoy. Pat Powers. John Puppy. John
Hyland and several ether faulillcs shs,se
names could not be icarns-l have been
burned cut. losing everything barely -
Gaping ~ith fhoif lives ~ ls,asi twenty
five or thirty families are homeless 20
night A message was feceired a. 7
O'Clock this evening from AcMillru. i've
miles west ~ bers. asking Tor heip. 49,.
ing that the town WAS do1med unless
help causa A later report eags that
special train bas been sent % take Tie
families from Mcmillan and tie htiie
hamlet cannot escape
The telegraph wiTFe betwecn ihis place
and spencer ere burned 1cen. Tie
north hound paEsengff On The Central.
due here m J ocieck. returned from
here on account a bridges burned north
of here
At Merrill. Wisconsin. high uind
has been raging eli dst. which has
famed the snlouldering forrest f.rss iuto
fsmes. and but for the fact that the
uind h from the northwest Tie clty
would he in great danger. Trfriiio DE-
struction - farms and property bas
been dune The Pine fitcf egfttrmsnf
u threztenei with toisi desirurlion.
ALREADY resefai farmers hase if,ef fheir
al there 1be same also apple.
to the settlement eouth - tilis city. The
vos3s ere al 81 Ere and 10 eetirisf6
car be MADE 90 g. the toinl damage
dfsne. No lives hsre lren lot e. fsf So
kncWn
At Drr,ere Wisronan tie plers u
Allied uifh smoke frash Forest f|rrs uest
a that fninl The smoke q s.aid ~ ed
rrsislehts o. ~ ns tAIck 81 tiuFinE The
peslhiizo firs
A fb.ssnfa WfscuFlsin. fife ntulssrfepe
IN that s<elsan - lsst.f With sui0ks
frutn ftf foftst arSs 10 FHlr bns faiien
for feo uunfhs. aB4 ttf sufrounflinG
counlfg = - ~ - i<sst ousz
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

Ws-Ht~s roV. Sept "a The debate
O. the repeal fi3 hss reached a POINT
vhere the fe1pie are beEinning - ~
pett something 20 - slone. Nrnrhees
beine ihs ctief eBzineef il The matter
they natufsiiy ldok - him - take
e. sninai step. n reRarf q tha sifna
ton F,rrbers SD - = representatives
~ fhe kseoeiaftd Press tssiay that be -
sfiil slefermtnc.t - rFe~e he fF1esi tall
4 ~ early cocesdrfaihsn a. possible.
fre.sed ta ssF hes ierE fsr finse ~ovid
q kr nasnet tso weeks - the iilnit 20
deb4tn sffer that eurfinuett sfseeth.
rtsa NJ rssut infifcsfe = forl~ss - 81
bn@t,.f. ard he aid nef bel,ese that uleh
tart..a re slmpie ,Islsg conid ~ lonu
r.srai,a.l
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

WAsHNoroS. Sept itIn the senate
today. Mr.. Faulkner offered an amend
ment 10 the repeal act which was read
add ordered printed. IL provides for
the coinage OF silver dollars mot less
than 3OoOOoo monthl at present ratio
of l6 10 1. out 0f tho silver bullion pur-
chased under the Sherman act. 20 be q
lexa, tender. Also for the monthly pur-
chase of sufficient bullion for the coin
age % 100000 month IN quarters.
halves and dollars; further purchases
and coinage 20 cease when the aggre-
gate u 81. .ooo0oO 10 reached.
The senate then resumed considera-
ton OK the repeal bin and MF. Daniel
male an argument against the bill
Since l,ss. be said. the foundation Il
credit had bcen narrowing while the
saperstructuse hal been eniargfng m
width aud growing higher.
II would lie unwlsc t0 say that the
hLesniaa law hai produced the panic.
The date u Its incipicney could not
be traced 10 any act u local legislation.
The panic had swept Scdth America.
Australia aud Great Britain. where
there ~as no sherman law.
The single gold standard had offered
NfAf'~"|tNAtFAA
dreaded premium on gold. The panic
had got to Austria. Italy and India
and 49, nox going ell over Europe
without the dreaded presence of the
Sherman Law. he did not doubt that
the fepea. u the Sherman .as would
have soms beneficial effects. bu. tho re
vivsi would be- temporary.
the uncouditional repeal % the Sher-
man iaN aas The abrupt and total dis
eontinuance of silver coinage.
No international celfefenes. be said.
Was Nantcd - settle the question. The
American senate Vas the pace 81 set
tie H.
Mr. Daniel vas warmly congratulated
20 the conclusion Il his speech by sena-
tors on both sides. After a abort exeru-
fiss session tho senate. al BOO. al
IcurreI aftil tomorrow
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15
DALTON HAD FLED.
Escaped From BOX Cars and Posse
Securing the Country.

ISpIASAroLfs. Sept 14.-Chief OF
Police Colbert received word about 3
o'clock this afternoon that Bill Dalton,
the notorious train robber from the
west. and gang Of ten men were found
in a box car at Romona. small station
on the indianapolis 4 vincennes rail
road, about forty three miles southwest
OF this city. Word was sent to intercept
the ear at Spencer. When the freight
arrived at Spencer at o'clock the
sheriff and posse Of several hundred
men surrounded the train. but an ex-
animation Of the car showed that the
men had left II. Posses were sent down
the road but nothing further has been
heard Of the robbers. 1t is supposed
that Dalton's gang is the one that held
up the Lake Shore express. IL is said
that Dalton originally came from the
southern part OF the state and it is be-
lieved that he is trying 10 resch friends
or relatives in the southern hills.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15
BANDITS suRRoUNDED.
Relieved to he in Hiding in the
BLACK Swamp.

KESDALLvILLE. Ind. Sept. A.--Three
days have passed since the night express
was held up in the cut near Kessler sta
tion and the most desperate hand OF
train robbers that ever operated east Of
the Mississippi river are still at large.
They are at large. but their liberty is hot
freedom. They seem to be within a
circle. the circumference OF which
is growing less. The Gordon of police,
private watchmen and railroad detec-
tives has been drawn closer. 1t 10 now
narrowing down upon the northern part
OF Noble county. Rome City is the CEN
ter Of il. Within these lines
some OF the train robbers are
known TO be. AL the robbers may
not be within these lines. and no one
supposed they are altogether now. but
1t IL reasonably sure that three or four
men who took part in the robbery are
still within finding distance Of the cen
ter OF operations. and all cf them may
be. The search has focused on Black
swamp. where il is believed il not all Of
the bandits are in hiding.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

MAvscxss sept "a The laterna
tlnnsl Coopefs pnion IN session here 20
day. rsseet fesnlattene prohibiting IT.
nseint.erE from teeominf osemhefs 81
military. cnmfstbies. fhose already
members - state companl~s are -.
4nee9esl 10 pitAstfa~ - as,on sa possible.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

pi1Tsscso. sept H.-The wholesale
grocery store of J. HU 4 Co. running
through from No. o. Water sire u 70 No.
"a First svenue. WAS DESTROYED b. IRE At
4 O'Clock this mofning- The storage
warehouse of Hoststter 4 Co 10 the sd-
joining b1iiding wss damaged. J. G.
Hin A Co iose $4,000; ID. II. Hostetter.
owner of the burned building. loses
t6oo0, Ho~tettsr 4 Co. iose $1,000 The
Losses arc fully covered BY insursnce
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

Murder. Robbery and Inc~ndiarism m
Committed in Ohio

AsHrABrL.. Ohio. Sept. IA. Two
trampe robbed a colored fellow Traveller
of e. near the depot here and throw him
between the cars. Ills right leg vas
cut of. both arms crushed. his back cut
open and his head stove In. He died at
emergency hospital. Two men arrested
here are supposed 10 be the murdererA
There were forty trampa on the train.
and at Madison they burned a coal
house and set the depot on fire.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15
OBJECT To SELLING ExHImTs,



CHrcsoo, Sept i4--The Worlds Col
umbian exposition proposes 10 contest
the matter Of the right of exhibitors in
the French section of the manufacturers
building Ia sell their articles. Several
days ago. on the bin OF J. L. Victor
Hunott. an injunction was issued re
strsining the exposition from refusing
tho exhibitors the privilege OF selling
their manufactured wares Attorney
Edwin Walker. counsel for the csposi-
tion, Ia order 20 get the matter before
the United Stateo circuit court for the
purpose Of having the restraining order
set aside. today filed an intervening
petition on behalf OF three non resident
defendants. A Transcript n the circuit
court proceedings viii he taken and the
matter will be taken TO the federal court
for final decision.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

NEWARK. O.. Sept. H.-I4awrence j.
Neal. the democratic candidate for gov
ernor. opened his campaign here today
before multitude OF people that rivaled
that I'm attendance on Governor Mckin-
leys opening at Akron Mr.. Neal made
q rafting free trade speech, saying that
the greatest foe 10 the prosperity Of the
people was McKinleyism.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

Drkr~cfn. S - se5a. a TIE
furert Ese skith 49, been thrustauinR
right nesume1 the forHr ~ irofnlnsrf
danrff n - ouw fgufnInr fraff -
1i.e f're ie Eafnin1 ntesliIiT. Atscc citseE
tonietf 81 he frra.et Ttrt efdffea
tea - tsen trd TO t.fftnt - -
fehf tfe frs TIE ftiifr deaitbCtiut -
The cts b fiIrstteneI
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

ZAsEsvsLLK. Ohio. Scpk l4--A Balti.
more a Ohio freight train was wrecked
at ii o'clock this moraing near Dillon's
Falls. about three miles west Of this
city. Engineer Ton kieher, OF Newark.
Ohio. was killed and twelve cars de
rallied and demolishsd Engineer Fisher
jumped but was caught under the en-
gine and his life crushed out The fire.
man and crew escaped BY jumping.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15
Two ViIlaees Burned

MILWAUKEE. Sept. H.-Terrible forest
fires are raging around Marshfeld. Wis.
A number Of lives are reported to have
been lost and forty families are home
less. Bridges have been burned and
trains stopped. II 10 reported that the
villages OF Mcmillan and Spence have
been destroyed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

Jail Broken Into and Three Negrsc-
and . Woman kilie<f

MoSrsoarRy. Ala. sept. IA News
reaches here today from Iickeks county
that mob broke into the county jail II
Carroilton. Ala. yesterday psotning aad
after oserpowering the lsllor. eent into
the building and killed thrrs negro men
and one woman who we're in isil charged
With numbering family by poisoning
them. No telegrsphic facilities and 90
particulars can D. obtained
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

Pr~-ss~.t cleveland Fsre~-@~- sIus-
s.,sf ftexsr.tsns pets-iss f~e.

wssassero-. SEPT it n fefasine =
ss~.k,n a. rerss,,u s5tnfpey > \ Fsx
~offhs - iaa,.s.tn Nebraska. fnn Fistfssi
~ - l.s.fteg lseaai faee fersisieof
siaselsnti "a ssefe~.ea h.~ rieTs - fsiioes
fle~.aI if seffue thsf thr etafsiaz 4
.r..fas fr~s has thaes slia~rsf - ~
tso.,au laes We htt aaasiiai ~ tis
rr..tae = n tais a-fFnsiant Aseaasisis
a. rse sfatute - this s5tieet r >
.h.a..se,~ cos gso,f ! fhln4 4 =. ksa
nsx "a stefat>s q. a pfgtsstisa - -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15
Fired by white Caps.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept IA special
from Kingwood, Ripley county; where
the feud between the Hannahs and
Lamberts resulted In the murder OF
Samuel Hannah by James Lamber.
states that Lsmber's farmhouse has
been destroyed by IRE. said to have been
the work of white caps
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 1.-THE Law
renceburg Register which has been the
staunch political friend OF Congressman
Holman for the past sixteen years. is
now making q forcibIe opposition 10
Holman's longer continuance in con-
gress, upon the ground that he has not
been true TO his friends.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

t1 tAE 1&ss<4 4488t3f.
wAsnIsoruz. Sept li.-Ths entsnts
corlilzie hitherto existing between sx-
postmaster general and now Etitor
Prank Hattoa and senator Stewart has
been smashed The senztor met the
editor in tho ezpitoi today and extendsd
his hand % him- Hattoa looked hin n
the eye and ssid:
.fou had better not oder your hand 10
me. sir. al yoo rcad tSstsr | ssui %
you thas morning"
Hzffon then proosestrfon his wsy and
Stewart rushed for his nail lie found
Hstton's ieftsr. IL called sttentioa 90
his lsstssxrtis, rcfersncs 10 the pres an
his yesterdays speech Stewart had
charged ths pres NTH h<ing paid for
il utterances. and cited the repeal ar
Eument In the editorial columns Il the
Washington Post. intimsting that IL was
paid for. Hatton voand up the letter
by glvicg Stewart the lie direct. and
Stewart u nov wondering where he
II at
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1.-The navy de-
partment received cablegram this
afternoon reporting the arrival Of the
cruiser Charleston at Montevideo today.
The cruiser'will proceed Immediately to
Rio de Janeiro to protect American in
terests
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

IsnsSSArsltfs N<pt "a fh~ esaai
inatiaa q The hsx,k - fsuprsase Tseas
ures MrFisisie q - knlshfs ahd i.sdles
q Han8s sDnAspas fhe sa.stsrt q SO
o. nnrfeote eflfsrs 81 atf teise,r
kim easlty. hseessf. q stealing fla
.s...s.ss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15
Boat Was Lost.

SAX Francisco. Sept. H.-Part OF the
crew OF the Victoria scalcr. +. Il. Mar
vim. arrived here today. The boat with
the remainder OF its occupants is re-
ported lost
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

Hor SPRINGS. Ark, Sept. 14.--Pro-
ceedings have been fled against ex-
Mayor John Longhren. ex-City Clerk
w. f. Shannon and ex-City Treasurer
b. ID. Rapley, charged with embezzling
S22275 city funds.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

81 Ioris. sept ig The sapsems
eouneii orsief q Chosen Friefs.ss fcsiay
elected fhe foifosiae oftcrfu Cnancills,s.
~ "a Nosre >ew loss. as-isfsnt cunn.
eis.os. a. "A Afnolt. t'siifafnia. vice
eSanrillsr ) b stnbte. Texsa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

BRUNSWICK. Ga. Sept. 1i.--At the
board Of health meeting at noon two
cases OF yellow fever were reported. Dr.
Guiteras said this evening that it looks
very much like an epidemic is threat
ened.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

Nse Yosa Aeet ~ flsa thlssa
aiates ssssesameat he~ r~ssiead sessff
&1se.. thsf - fe-Essaet - ike ftsqnsst ~
lhe stsis a.festsseat 49, .slhsaitses ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

wseHteafsa. Asff "a he eams a
Hai.y 1afa SISTER kas Fe~a lsrliesi ga
The i.ersisls.nt haz aaeooaess1 tbaf as
: i - ebfssfsnssi E2lhs4.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15
Killed a whltecap Icaier.

MoRRELL. Ark. Sept. H. Emanuel
Ferguson today shot and killed a man
named Adair, leader Of band OF white
caps and then committed suicide.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

ScHEII. Cry. Mo-. Sept. l4.-Fire To-
day destroyed five business houses. tho
NJ X. at. depot and the Western Union
telegraph Office. Loss 10000.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

49, fhAstrsss,. asept "a Tie ean
eslistsfi,o q ~ ieaalns street faiisats
3. this e,ts aasief tiie Same a the Aan
D rnnfssso atie ileilfssa8 oeapanf cap
ifsl fit o8tte - pssriisai.t sreani
siishest
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s.o. 600 Blaze in Chicago

CHcAGo. Sept. li.-Fire at G. III.
Hammond companys warehouse today
caused $4,000 damage; insured.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

lat snNuai ftroff fbeat Nere -
kirns su1 80 ns~sr.f-ess fe3eF there
a4~ flS hifes sra fslg5 afrtlees. I3Es57
-. 3 nssEt Sssl ksonarars II 40 fhsf
= sasrtTs14s fe<srdt Mrs tofa ~ frss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

Another topic o. lie considered by this
representative body IL the question a
ofhcs rent Sarinaw offered - sn n
d0ceme<i g. the order o. permanently
locafa the headqusrters ~ the body ia
their city. that they wsre sure othces
could t.e pros isied them reot Tree THIS
has iseea done. II hss prosen q very
r~ntfnl r,eiHs frosn which - transact ouf
business Ny Iutirrmenf EnrEesis. shile
rot Y.efssnaily interestr1 noN xhere the
headquarters shall - eeiah islae,l. that
fha pofmaBent iocafbon ~ made 81 theee
terms Dne tblng - ceftain. The head
quarters - A. orsser like ours tie great
record Keepers ofsce should - fxed
sameu befe. and q protisiDt made fnf
The rrulsf carr q ~ booss, papers and
fnrnflla
eAnFf else NJ report uiifkeat fis
ine few sDffls q frl4sffkf<ueft r.
onf faithful sna hard pofksng derstsee
= ehe hese foi.e sneA aao1 sfsice fos -
rsseg : rrroEuteeree
The Forrest City times., 1893-09-29
GOODWIN TIMES.

A Abner was ill Goodwin last Wednes- day.
 Alexander Pardue who has been ailng for several months is improving in health. and is frequent visito: in Goodwin. . Mir. knitfln of Brinkley has been in Goodwin several days this week making repairs On the ginning outfit belonging to Capt. Pearce. It is now in good repair and ready for ginning the tleecy staple. l.. P Ferguson will look after the inter. est of all customers.
 Several of the citizens of Goodwin and vicinity have been visitors in Forrest City during the sitting of Circuit court which convened on the 1lth inst.
 We have conyersed with several citi- Zens of St. Francis county who have re- gently been of prospecting witls a view of changing their location. Nearly all say they found E0 better country than this, ane those who did, say they would not make any sacrifices to get away
 The farmers aIe slow about picking cotton, the fields are now getting pretty white. Soon bad weather will have set in which will damage the crop causing a less price to be paid for it.
 We hay mt yet observed any damage done by the cotton or bole worm in this neighborhood. East of the L'Anguine riyer we noticed the cotton in many fields was almost entirely stripped of its leaves
 This is good time for the farmers to do their fall ploughing for the purpose of destroying weeds and insects. and making the land mellow for tEe crop the coming year.
 PrOtrscted meeting was brought to a close last Friday night. It resulted in up- wards of twenty conversions. Sixteen of the converts joined the NJ. K. church south and am informed the others joined the Baptist church.
The Forrest City times., 1893-09-29

The Daily Advertiser is the'name of Helena's new morning paper. We hope it will deal more kindly with out governor than the World has done.- Arkansas Press
 TIE World fought the election of 1Fishback with all the energy it could muster, and the sspasmodic and un- sdemocleticjim jim.iam in which the World indulges itself, is ridiculous, and savors of the lament of unappreciated talents, and sour grapes.
The Forrest City times., 1893-09-29

TIE jail .buildisg has been located on the northeast corner of the lot east of Squire Boyle's cfice. While we do ! not think this was the best location. we believe it will do as well there as elsewhere. We would have preferred to
 see the jail. which in appearance will
 resemele private residencemOre than a public building, located on the south west corner of the lot, in place more suitable for residence, with good
 shade, unobStrusive conspicuousness, and having every advantage of the ipresent location. But we are not kick ling.
The Forrest City times., 1893-09-29
OUR good friend ane brother, lPl

OUR good friend and brother, Prof. w. w. Folsom, of the Augusta Widette, ihas been appointed to- All the vacancy on the Beard of Charitable Instistutions caused by the appointment ofHon ".
 E. Ferguson as superintendent of the Blind Asylum. 1t is good appoint ment, and the rapidity with which he ihas became Lieut., Capt, Col, Hon., Sergt., Brigadier- General, etc., as per ' our several state papers, ought to be worth a great deal to his anAbitio n
 He is sim ply Professor of Journalism.
The Forrest City times., 1893-09-29

THE report of the commissioners of :; accounts appears elsewhere in this is nation, many pertinent suggestions, : and some very reasonable conclusions,
 That part referring to eytreasurerJ. Bl
 Wilson is especially interesting, and it does seem to TsrE TIMES that this : game of blbff which he is playing
 through his attorney, should be looked into, and some steps taken to compel
 Wilson to produce these moneys. It is 8 hardship which the children of the county should not be compelled to bear.
The Forrest City times., 1893-09-29

TnE TIMES begs to e%tend'its hearty congratulations to Brother Emmet Rogers Of the yOnesboro Sun. The following appeared in that paper last week: "A twelve pound boy at the edi- tors house, which arrived Saturday af- tern ooa. with the mother and young man both.getting aloag nicely, has put him in such an 'ecstatic state that he has almost been incapacitated for work at the office Charge all shortcomings to the boy 7
The Forrest City times., 1893-09-29
r should in Every House.

J.B Wilson, 37l Clay St, Sharpsburg Pa, ,,says he will not be without Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, that it cured' his wife who'Was threatened with Pneumonia after an at tack of La Grippe" when various other remedies and severarphysicians had done her no good, Robert Barber. of Cooksport Pa, claims Dr King's New Discovery has done him more good than anything he ever used for Lung Trouble. Nothing like it. Fry it. Free trial bottles at R. Hinton's Drug Store.