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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-02
Cur SilbRrfraae.

6 bica o, 81. 5ulI.-Stlberleut pom
Sfen, SIoeu unb gBefeu lau9teu heuts
bier oil. Gle pom Beileu wareu i'll lbers
wiesenber aujahl eridieueu uHO tamen in
regelre6ten 0elegatOueu. 4us COLORADO
fam cine 9elegauon 100 DtaHn fart inter
Souuerueur 2Salte.
@r.9ouperneur &outb bemerfte, Die Be
rid)te aus Colorado ielen ftart iibcrtrleben ;
es ieien telne 10000 geute auBsr Arbeit uno
teine 5000 auf ibrem 28ese otmdrtS. Gr
foHue nIdt oeri!ebeu, pIe Yeute ;u Der 4u=
li6t tonmeu f0uuteu, ole QemouetliiruHg
BON S4OO,OOO,OOO Stlber wuroe bic fnaH-
;Ielle Sltuation res yanoeS beieru. YOn
Sanias tommen Die SllberbOlbe mebrere
6unoert Dfnnn itart.
9crmtfbte tcle9rapbtidbc 1cpei6eu.
- Su Utouut Sermon, Sno., wuroe Sc.
neral SEQ. gS. Dtorgan, Der Iette lebence
General Os8 merItuuiiden 8rtegeS. be,
ituItet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-02
sSa,,,t ion man beiratben ?

8a8 Spri9wOrt: Sung 9efreit, bat
nod 9tiemanb gereut, lit in ieiner 2ln'
wenOuns itets 8eOinsungen unterDOr>
fen, Die an Die 3eit, Oertltdfeit uHo Die
8erbGltuiIIe Der PeriOnli6telten sebunz
BEN iinS. Dap man Chen niat idlieBt,
menn niht gang ausrci9cnOe Otittel
3ur 2lufre6tbaItung eines SausitanOes
porlie9en, lit ielbi ituerl ltauoli3, oenn Die
9tOtb ODER aud nur llnfi9erbeit bes fur
me6rere BeriOnen biurei9enben 2ebensz
municipalities biirien nit benz GbeOerhaltz
niB ni9t einber9eben. GbsniO wenis
iolIten Berionen Chen i9lieBen, Die
niat uolltommen 9eiunO iinO. Gs finb
uber audi itatiitiiae llnteriudunsen anz
9eItellt uorben, aus benen bereorsebt,
SAP uG3u arOBe Su9eno, 3u bObe8 Alter
ODER iebr un9leite alter oem Ghepcrz
baltniB unsaniti9 iino. Die seiunOez
iten &inoer sntitammen oarnah @bsn,
in benen bieSater nI9t unter 25 9abren,
Die 0tiitter niat unter 20 Sabreu alt
marcn. Die erpdbute Stattltif bat
fol9enOe 8erBdltniiie feitgeltellt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-02
J1ldnner(6 r(6Wd6e.
S0qise @ieOerberteauHa Der SelunO5ett
unD geihlehtlidlen &lfi9fstt
uitteIf ber
Sasale'f6eu Eaftoaem' 3 shaupIIHa.
erfolsrsla, NO uues 4nOsre fsblgsidIaseu.

grfolarelt, NO ales Anoere fsblgedIaeeH.
Sic 9agaueJd,e Tetboos unD tbrs gorJdes.
uziere Br6pdrat, beiBcn Or Ga Sallt ite pstIntteI
oui G5runo Der 3bGtiats, oGs mix bic IriprlHalos
Boruel uoH oem berlbmteH aIste olccs gEameHs ers
bic len uHter otr GGrantle bag, fa5 mir poter bic
slniubruns itlHsr St5anoI4ns uHo lt!n.r 1stI'
SeId]auHq seidebcH Duroe. Boz eIHIgeH SG5rsr tam
Tt. SaS ale aui Die Soee Hercoe Eno ssltltbtiIdc
SsIOtH ourt SebonoIura pom Diaitoarm aus 81 turis
IsE. IRocm er no pon eemitlbtH ioIseHbG B0rtbtts
pcIlpyadl:
belt.
2 gsrmsibuna Der 8rrSQHuns une GbiapdtuHs
btr ggirfiamteit Der VtittsE.
8. Enge anudberuHs on bls bebtutenbsn untsreH
GeffHuHsen Der observation-disclosures aus Der GblI6sl'
idue un6 bGbtr crGeitrtes 9iHoringsH 81 Der gtrrs
otrfuinsteit uTo etT giaiis ots SePrHs uHs MUG
gratis.
fen obHs grst hsritensH.
s 9br GSetraud .rforocrt ttinr grrduOsruEs osr
8tat obeI 2eb.Hss ssepobnbtlteH.
g. sic fIHo Gblolut uHbdoltd-
:. Sic finb ltldt pom SeoeH an 0rt uro Gtcle
riHBuiuhren uHo Direu rHmIttclbar Gut ban etS beS
ps0sls iHHerbalR DcHlser, aIs eluer bdIben StuHoe
SinIdlIae UtdHHer, eereH Rralt athpddt otren
RerpeH erb6pft, oeren @cif fiumpt senorotE, bereH
esbeHstrut perlCreH IL, fnoeH bert uHo setidnotse
Rrttuns eurd eGSaue's SstlmitteL ben bereH md
aIIeiHissu SrtuHb, ipeIttH Der SsiotnSs btiist.
Auiiht nssoisintIdner ea6beritdnpteer ubsr
s1e abIptbtrsuDs 2rGft oes gteftumS.
Ssnten Sic oGs HriiausuHs suermS9eu oes Dlae"
BARNS be5DelftH 10 DereeH Sle auttIduIH9 rHetn IN
Or. SO0eHbammer's nit Vtedt b.rllhmtsm gBtrt iiber
bieien @egeHitauo, ionic in ben MeouIHiden .3,ItS
hriftcn beits 9aHats Uuo DsutitoHn's, 6raRtItd1's
unb &HslauO's.
Nae Der aejuuoe genftbeuperFano faat.
Rtan piros sInsH gtHihcu fur ebtEio thoridt sr'
Hdren, peIter, I'M .iH SeibDiiI ON VeIr oocr sInsn
sebrottutH Singer gu btIeH Nr6neItH tInHe5msH une
ntdbt bic eessEeteH 2SGibmltte uno Sdben uHuttel'
bar auf 6tm siotnoen &bsiI gebrauheH poltt, pie
Dtnitnistn, pelteT SGueRfrdHtbcit ooer Sbpdde 81
heiIsu ptrIuden uoat. ohnt bic Stes ieI6t dHsrH
Az neb MtH, nj. Dies ourdl ben StbTGub pom Nj. "a
Eane's elcgant.H unl1dslittI "BoIus Remedies"
sentbcH tanH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-02
SermtfSte teleerapptId,e eepefden.
S6uIobcpetie Geaen oen Raifter
&0ttiu9.

d l 10 II E {, Nisc., 81. Sull. -
@eiteru bat man ben eriten Sewels oatiir
erlaugt, oaB Der uertwuuoene 6aiiler Der
rSparbaut DER Suoltlte." Sob. :. &0ttlng,
uuehrlld gepseu lit. Sin @lert fano inter
ben Yaplersu Der S0nt eiNeu @lef fir
$4oO, osn AOttn9 am 6rettog, OeH q.
SuIt, fir ieiue elseue YerioH aHf Die &c.
nauHte Saut ausgeiellt bate. Ser Surus
tor Der Bart hat ben Shed aepriift uuO &C.
fuuOeu, oaB &ottua penelbeu Hlt]t inner
baIb Der @eidGitsituuoeH Der 8aut al benz
be6et1ueteu Gage elugeIOlt, lOnoeru am
6reIta9S 2lberO iplten uuo y ubr IT.
qeu0uo III Nel0 qemdCJt bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-02
tMus nnferer senriaen 2. .geOraen.wusaabt.2 }
Der aroRe 9tamamt.

3u Ser 9luffiuOun9 Se8 9roBeu DID
manten IN berSager8fOutaines9rube i'm
Sranies s6reiitaat IN NIrita meroen Die
nadiol9enben ndberen Details gemelz
BET. Die @rube, in Der Der qlIdll6e
6un6 eemu9t purbe, tefanO li9 bur4
bret 0tOnate in bem 8eIiB Der @eiells
idaft, Die oas Sdurfre6t padtueiie an
| ii6 gebradt bate, uuo iollte NIT Dem 1.
| Suli B. ). an eln neues GOriOrtium
Iberseben, ba8 Die biSberigen Yadter
bel Der neu aus9eitriebenen Sewerbunq
iberbOten bate. Das bi8berige @rgebz
uiB Oes Su6en8 in Der auf bersmdnni@
| iae @eiie 9e9en 1000 SUB tief aefiibrs
ten unb ab9ebauteu @rube mar i'm @ans
sen nldt un9Inltig, Obne oaB irgeno
elm llmltano auf Das SOrbanOeuiein etz
nes 70 auBerOrbentlihen 6unoltiife8
bate fdlieBen luiien, ME es nur pentse
Stunoen Dor Ablauf be8 Bahtoertras
9e5 all oen Sag sefOrOert weroen iOllte.
Der YOben, auf Dem Der 6unb semadI
ipuroe, lit pultaniider 9tatur, Die Goelz
feline treten bier ais 2beilbeitGnOe pers
mittcrter 2upa auf uno merOen BON 6en
i'm SdIrfen unb 2luffinOen Der Steine
wOblgeiibten 9te9ern. Die 3War tm 0ieuite
Der lluternebmer iteben, babel aber NIT
GROCER 6inbi9teit auf Die 6Oroerung Der
eigcnen Snterehen beba4t itno, leidt
ertannt.
GrOe aIer Observation-Disclosures
tOmmen SeridIeppungen uon mltunter
gang beoeutcnOen 6unOltelnen Dor. 90
gum Setipiel feblt leoer 2lnbalt iber Die
Sertunft Oe8 naaitgrOBen @oelrslncS,
Der i'm Sabre 1886 in Qfrlta auf oem
Otarfte erIhien, I'M 9tob3uitanOe 45O
&arat wO9 uno ielblt na9 bem Shliffe
nod ben berIbmten Sobzisnur I'm mebr,
al8 UNI Ole SGlfte i'm gewidt iiberwOg.
Oieier Stetn muroe BON eInem tnOtiden
6Hrlten fir 125,OOO Yfuuo Sterltng
erwOrben. Den lSertb oes neuen 6unz
Oes 81 be;ifiern, lift unmOslld, oa Die
;3abl Der 4buebner fir lolbe Stetne
auBerit gerin9, lOI4e iih iiberbaupt ialt
nur mehr unter ben tn0llden isiirlten
finoen. SeoenfaQ8 3Gblt Der recQe Nertb
oe8 Stelne8, Der na9 ben uOrlie9enOen
tele9rupbiiden Otlttbeilungen bel einem
@emiht BON 971 &arat pOn retnltem
BeiB iein ioG, nad 0tiaiOnen. Der
toitbore Stein 1T 3ur .3eit in Slmberl.p
au8seiteut, BON no ct na9 &apltaOt
uno Johann 8ehufs GOrnabme beS
SdliheS nud 2knlterbum iiber9efIbrt
uerOen oiirfte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-02
Rr O - 9 eften
-0er-
llirrtH, Blafe unN DOrfsb pri(t.

Sbre SebauOIuus uHb 6ellung Obns WsagsH'
Dieoj,nlrung.
S,rrseiten: Sdu1s.s urintren, gufftebeH btt
gatlt Inn Al urinlrer, ShmsrS Uoer SreHHcH bern
foiien bes Raiiers, Nattropi,IH oon urlH, HatoeW
Dies eeIttbeH, SergIoeeruH9 oeT Borfiegorut uHo
Briqbt'itle NIeIsntIGHfhsit.
Die ,nttIsb,ns uO6lt6itist 2Dtrfurs miro erblelt,
peu man btI SsIInIitttI Hmt ttteIbar
am Sibe peS &eioene appItJtrt
mo Il, ftdb pom aroBten gut.H ,rUeiieH pcroeu.
QBeuH Der Boius IN ben DtIitearM einaelubrt if 10
yubt er uHHittsIbar an SlGeHpaIs. DlacufteIn,
KDaferiudt pET StIRt unb 6uBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-02

BaE- SIN Sreu Der : taOt, b. b. III y Ig b.,
nj 10 n, Iaoet Der gS Buer's =
DE y Yart, Der anmuthigffe uno an Sorg-
lamiten ausgeitattete GrbOluug5Ort in lener
9e9euo, gum Seiube EN-. GIN Ss9ellhub,
9urouiiel, S6autelH, SfieBiiano beteu
ben Gdren rel1lih unterbaltuH9; futtige
gauben, uon Outtlgeu SaSmiu umrantt,
sleren ben Blus; Elm GROCER 3nH;inal iii
tur Serebrer Der l.iftgeihIr5teu 9erpii.
9ore errlttet, uno Abeno5 Der Yart our6
eletirilte 9aterueu pradtoou erIeu1tet.
9elealfaftsn, Sereiue, 2ogen uuo aHoere
Srgantiatouen, bic eineu Qusilug iu's
5reie beabiittigeu, fOuneu fi6 fein rei;en.
oerss 3isI aHsiIfeH, ais ben 8tsBusr'iaen
BnrL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-02
Die emaIiidaen 6Iotten.Nanbner.

QonoOu, l. Iu9ult.-Ole Dianouer Der
rotbeu uno bldueH 6lotte I'M triideH aanal
oaueru foit. Sampie ereisueu iin taslia,
iiuo aber nitt bemerienswerth. Gin BE,
rlhterftatter oes yStanoarb," Der iih am
Soro bes p8onaI SOuerel9u," 6laggitifIs
oes SanalSeld)waosrs befuDst. III ser 4u.
hdt, oaB Die Vtauooer ben Semets erbrat].
ten, Der lestsc &ppus Oes SauOueubootes
iei uutauglla gum @lupo!eu Don Eorpeoo.
booten ooer fir Spaberoieniie; bic Soote
miBten groBere Sdneaigteit entpidelu uno
eiuen belieren Signalitab baben. Nlit oem
Si9ualolenit liese es iberbaupt i.br i'm
Argeu. Der Serldteritauer welB inoeIen
uur 9obenswerthes uber be an ben Otan0.
bern tpeilnebmeubeu Sreu;er 2. Slaie su
ia9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-02
0e6dn0fun9.

Spe,ifiihe SsiImutsl fir lpe5lT'd]e VelOen.
1. SpeiiRId1cr SurfuS, bsi S6pate'GuSfli'
I,n S.rBtlopfsn JthdtHitmerJeH utD. S. bic etHleRs
edadlttl Der uOltdHotss SuriuS nit oTtI ShatttIT'
Ttldeno aui UisRGie, $40.
=. Auriue Tr. II, fur WlaHnerinpahs:
E1rr Sd,att.l flT cinfant ober friibc dne So erei
edatbt,lH fur dWtrt uHb aHoautruos Bdue bel VfaH'
neru ber ben mittIcrtn 9a1rtH itmattn etuten ulfo
81 8 iur orei UfoEatc- ,-
unb EoriteboriiiensP eihnsrbeu. Cine Stdttsl 81,
arpeI aStatttln SS. brtt sShadlislr $40.
4 &raftieenoer 4uStus, beioroers ssttanet
ais St6rfuns INK geriOnrn, S7ee 81 bsIratben 6tab'
f6ti9eu Gin, edGdtt 81, orsI Saa4t'Iu $40 tnT
Arei WoHatt. ,
B. SIutrefnfauues sRurins, StropbelH, uH'
reines PuIt uifp. &trt Shattel $5G oretHoHatlt0e
SebanbIung ooeT uoneI aurius SO.
BUD NIT 3eusniiien uuo 9ebrGu1SanpeiinHs sra'
tiS Dlon Idrcihe an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-02

- 2ieuteuant Yuuiesur uno ii.beu fran.
;oiiidIe Solbateu ertrauteu in l.ster Wode
i'll Der fabe Der 5uieI SbGu9 (Go9in.
4iIa).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-02


ratbIam lei, oaB 6rauen untcr 35 nl9t
OtGnner Iber SO Sabre unb Otdnner
unter 80 nidt 6rauen Iber 35 Sabre
alt beiratben iOQen, Oieieni9en @ben
aber am lln9hnltlsiten iinO, in benen
dltere Otdnner gang iun9e metblihe
8erlOnen beiratben. - Sn England 1T
feitgeltellt woroen, bag oon 1000 OtGns
nern lm llter BON 20 bl8 % uur 21,
1873 i'm 2lltet oon 80 bis 30, 147 i'm
2llter bon 35 bis 40, 122 I'M 2Ilter pom
40 bi5 45 5abren beiratben. Sine binz
rei9enOs Statiitif ltcbt un5 iber Oicien
Buntt nt6t CUR Serfigun9.
9te Wadbt Der @tnbilottna.
9udlaub, Ser u8seSeidnete ameritu>
ntlde 9taturiOrl9er, CAB elnes Cages,
nad6em er fur5 5uuOr etnen UfiiliIiipptz
2luigator 3erlegt, etn @iien, ju Dem er
cine 3ablrei6e unO augsiebene @eieQz
iaait 9elaOcn bate. Sein SauS uno
Hles in OemIelben 3etdneten ii6 bur9
6einbeit uno 9eidmaf aus. Seine
@dlte tamen. Die Iaiel iGb t0itlid
aus unO idtmmerte bon StIber, &rDz
Itau uno Gbina BOr3ellan, uno ba8
Otabl be9ann nit elmer aus9e3el9netcn
Suppe. y8ie fin0en Sie btcie Suppe?"
fraste Der Oottor, nahoem er NIT ieiz
nem eiseneu SeQer 81 GnOe mar, sinen
neben tbm iisenoen befannten 5ein>
idmeter. r8abrbaftis iebr quit" mar
bic IntwOrt, rSdilOtrOteniuppe, uidt
mabr? Sd frage uur, neil i'd tein sriis
mes 5ett barin finoe." Der QOttor idHts
telte ben &Opf. SD finbe, iie bat sinen
@cI6maf, Der min fuit an OtoibuS srs
innert," iu9te ern InOerer, nn,dt unanz
qenebm, aber ei9enarti9. = rAIe Nuis
gatoren baben Oieien @eru9," erntoerte
8udlanO, Der &aimun beIOnbera-ben
i'd bieien OtOr9en ie3trte, unO Don ipelz
dem Gle eben 9e9eiien buben," Ollie
@Gite seriet5en in 8ewe9ung; alle srs
bleidten. Sin babies OueenO erbob iia
iofOrt bon Der 3afel, 5wei OOer bret
itar3ten aus benz 3immer, unS mn iene,
bic einen beiOnoer5 r9uten" Otuseu bats
ten, blieben Bis gum @n6e Der aus9es
seidneten Safel. nSebcn Sic. mas Die
@iubilOuns Oerma9," iagte SuflanO.
ySdtte it Sbnen bemerft, baB es Sailbz
fr0te iel Ober 6luBi9ilOtrOte ober SOs
9.lreiteriuppe, Sie wiroeu iie lue
aussc3etdnet 9efunben buben, unO Shire
8er0auuns mare bic bette 9eweien. go
mGdtig 1T bas Sorurtbeil." - yQber
mar Is pirtlid Elm 2Qisutor?" irugte
iaadtern cine Dame. AID ni6t bod,
elm gang gutter &albstOpf mar es, 9tidtS
peiter," antpOrtet Der berIbmte gez
lebrte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-02
QSte
TT Cure Qeber

ift Der orisntallide @ruB, 6a
man pstB, baB CUTE @eiunb>
belt uidyt Obnc eine seiunoe
2eber beiteben fonu. @enn
bic Qeber fturr 1T, finS bic
@ebarme trG9e unb oeritOptt,
bic 9tabruns lisst unuerbau'
lid i'm Wlasen unb oereiitet
bas 8lut; bdufiges &Opfneb
fOlst, elm @efHbl BON Otuttiss
tsit, SOfnuu9sloiisteit u,.S
RsrpOiitat psrrdtb, wis bus
game Spfem IN unorbnuns
geratben iit. SimmOns'2ebsr.
8esulatOr 1T Oa5 OtitteI gee
weien, msbr 9suten Die @e'
fuuSbeit unb baS Slid mics
bsr3ussben, inOem er ibnsn
eine seiunbe 9eber CAB, .uls ir'
eeub Elm anbsres auf Grben
bsfanutes Olittel. gr wirft
nit auserOrbentIider Rruft
unb @irtiamfstt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-02

. nnteittc- ID al ci1tueu= =Sornpaatte,' 6
(16S,iS) 9sr. 675, gsefts3aIttmeEsftr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-02
7SolgenOe HGbntai6inen

iIuo im &auidIe eeaeu Die neue rain geheuoe
-Spmeftic" augeuomnteu lporoeu, uno nm nit
ibHsH GuisuIdumen, Derbeu mir iie iait pe9itcnteE.
M,o- fAlo,ts s,,,fb d;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-02
Rnn MI. .nttdufelt mprnsn.

Rpd, nie enttdnfet tuoroen.
Ills Elm anoem.ines iSauiicH SeiImitttI fur Dpss
seyhe, trdae 2eber, BerfopIuns L. l. m. eebrauhe i'd
iaum iemals ,tpas Gnoeres rnb bin Eie in Der btrs
sors,br06t.n Btrtuus enttaitt tpOrbeu. er ideiHt
beiKohe cine oonfoHmeHe Shr lur ale Rraatpeltea
kes 9iaaeus uue Der 9drme a. leiH.
a. W. :. ysegITop, Nacsu, Ge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-02
Gin stpeitcs i1Ittmatuttt.

Sranfrei6 Ieat siam uodl barters gepimauu>
aen auf.-SestereS aeeeptirt pieieIben tptz
oernanosIos.-Sprtoaue Der SIo6aoe.-
SfaffunG elmer ncutralen Spue spiIdben
GnaIane nno ifratltreidl in Sitaiien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-02
Cha ucncr GrsbiInuf.

81 o m, l. 4u9ur.- Der bOdw. Soepb
9faoemu9er, D. D., Slidof oou Raibpiae,
2enn., muroe sum gr:plidof BON sort
Sapue, SHo., eruauut.
The Forrest City times., 1893-11-17
Two Lives Saved.

Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, of Junction City, H., was told by her doctors she mad Con- sumption and that there was no hope for her, but two bottles of Dr. Kings New Discovery completely cured her and she says il saved her life. MT. Thos. Exxers, l39 Florida St., San Francisco. suffered from a dreadful cold, approaching Con sumption, tried without result everything else then bought one bottle Of Dr. King 5 New Discovery and in two weeks was cured. He is naturally thankful. It is such results, of which these are samples. that prove the wonderful efficacy Of this medicine in Coughs and Colds. Free trial bottles at Winthrop a Co.'S. Large size soc. and Sl %.
The Forrest City times., 1893-11-17
wHEATIEY TIM ES.

". s. Brookes went to Briukfey Frl- day.
 Mrs. ". s. Hemenway is visiting m Forrest City.
 Phil Rayford, of Forrest City visited WheaLley this week.
 There was sOcisble at She residence ot Mrs Smith on last Friday evening.
 c. A. Gorum. wife and baby of Paies- tine visited relatives in WheableY Sun day.
 Misses Llllie West aud Alice Bramei visited Palestine Friday evening and re- mained over til Sunday.
 Miss Minnie Medley has been quite sick for several days this week, but we are glad to say that she is now able D re- sume her studies.
The Forrest City times., 1893-11-17
Sheriffs Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT [ ~ will on Saturday the gtn day of Dece tnt,er IS.3, Tn front of fhe Court House tn fhs u5,-a Of Forrest City, County of -t. Francis rtatc 0 Arkansas, between LBe hours oI . 6 ee.c k a. fli. and O clCck ?, n.. offer and sell Co the htgh- est and best bidder, on credit of thr,.s months, wttn interest from day of sale. tue follow inz described Keal Estate situated aud being m the state and county aDOse uen- toned. to-vit:
 Northeast quarter of the Southeast uuArtec of section thtrty-one. in township si&. north Of the base line and m range Three East cf the nfth principal meridian. eoutaiBius ih ail about forty acres Of land le Vied on by me. by virtue 0i N ritof Execution issue ont St tue oihce of the Circuit Court and to me directed ae the property of L. .. Liftieteld to satIsfy a Judgment in fayer of Russell C Graha u < tU.. Tor the sum or Sinety-One collars and htrY- nVe cents. tnelr debt wIth interest and al COST oJ sald suit, aud against the said L. :. L4ltt- field.
 Bond with approved security required sor the purchase money.
 W. F. WILLIAMS. Sheriff
 JSO. l JOSKs. D. S
 Forrest City. Ark, November 17. ISa3.
The Forrest City times., 1893-11-17
State of Ohio, City ct Toledo, ]
I.ucaS County

Frank ]. Cheney makes an oath that he is the senior partner of the firm of F. '. Cheney S O.. doipg business in the City of Toledo. County and State aforesaid. aud that said firm will pay the sum of One liHndred Dollars for each and every case ofCatarrh that cannot be cured by the use Of Halls Catarrh Cure.
 FRANK J CHENEY. sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 9th day of December, 4 D. 1886. A. ". GLEASON: sEALI Notary Public. tiall' Cas-rrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Send for testi- IaolIia;s, free F. J. CHENEY & Co.
 Toledo, 0. ca Sold by Druggists. 75c.
The Forrest City times., 1893-11-17
THE FOUR COURTS.

Quiet reigned in court circles the past two weeks, nothing of much interest transpiring beyond assaults and petty larceny. But as cotton picking is near in9 its end, much litigation will be re- sorted to by the colored man as d rem edy for fancied wrongs.
 MAYORS COURT.
 Charley Reseborough. who wrecked the caIaboose and escaped d short time ago, was recaptured and paid his fine.
 SQUIRE BoYLE's COURT
 In the two cases of hog stealing against Jack McGee the Squire com mitted him to jail ill default of 55O0 bond ln each case.
 SQUIRE NELSON, g COURT.
 4 trial by jury resulted in the acquit- tai of Bob Carnes, charged with assault. In the case of \. Nj. Younp, charged with stealing cotton, the Squire ad- judged him not guilty.
 Sam Willis was exonerated Of the charge of stealing mule. but got 1t in the neck for trespass to the tune of s30. 60 and one day in jail, but not be- ing able to liquidate. he will sojourn d! Castle Wilson for awhile.
 Sipson Mcknight, charged with pet ty larceny. by obtaining money and goods under false pretenses, was fined Sl0 and cost and one day in jail. He ,aaId the fine.
The Forrest City times., 1893-11-17
Lost.

Yesterday on my way from town out tO the Graham farm four miles south. east of here where I live, lost one lady's Gold watch, with tae initial let ters E. D. B. on the outside of the top case. B 00 Reward offered to any one who finds the watch or any inf0rma tiOn leading to it's whereabouts. Find. CT apply to Mr. ". ;. Graham
 F. c. CLAY. Owner. Forrest City. Ark, Nov, If 1893.
The Forrest City times., 1893-11-17
Electric Bitter9.

This remedy is becoming so well known and so popular as 10 need no special mention. All who have used Electric Bit ters sing the same song sfjpraise. A purer medicine does not exist and it is guaran- teed to do all that is claimed. Electric 5itters will cure all diseases of the Liver and Kidneys, will remove Phnples, Boiis, Salt Rheum and other affections caused by impure blaod.-Wil drive Malaria from the system and prevent as well q. cure all Malaria fevers.--For cure oi Heatiache, Constipation and Indigestion try Electric Bitters. Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded. Rrice soc and el.oO. Said by Winthrop 6 Co.
The Forrest City times., 1893-11-17
Musicale.

Friday night of last week will be long remembered as an evening pleasantly snent. by those who attended the mu5l- cale at the beautiful and cOZy home or MT. aud Mrs. K. Hurley. The adnlls- sion was Is cents and the proceeds were to be donated to the Episcopa! church fund. h addition to the regu- l lar admission fee Messrs. Book Bros, had therir phonograph on exhibition and contributed half of their net pro ceeds to the church fund. The receipts amounted to S10S0 The success of the entertainment is due largely to the en- ergy of the delightful hostess, and 1t was with considerable difficulty that the programme was finally arranged. Mrs. Hurley met with several disaP- pointments owing principally to the press of business which all enterprls- ing citizens now have on hand, and the illness of others. The following vas the order of entertainment;
 Orchestra Best Shot" Instrumental-'.The Mooxing Bird"
 .......-...-.......- Olive Gatitng cornet soIo-.Trlmpes Polka" Mr shade Violin solo-.IandIer" Miss Alice hotl~sge Instrumental ''Lszts Rhapsodles Hong FoIse
 .-.........--...-.-. ...-...-.-..N Niss Ramsey
 
 Reeitation-.Catoline's Defiance"
 ........... -.... Paris German T,strurrentsl-"s "staccato" -. Miss Lutie Beck Vocal Solo-"Ill Pray for Thee" MT Nadakin Instrumental Duet-"Invitatton to the aIt1
 ...=.......-.-- Mrs. German and Norton
 After the programme had been fin ished Mrs. German was pur5uaded to sing to the phonograph, and record of her song was taken. She sang Annie Laurien in Der usual delighting man. her, bat the phone would not reproduce perfectly, owing perhaps to the fact that the voice was not sufficiently strong. However, all enjoyed listening to the record as 1t came from the Attle machine. MT. Eadakln also sang stanZa of The Spider and the Fly for the phonograph. Both voices may be heard for five cents, at the benefit
 We haven't time and space to enter into an extended review of the several parts, All were delightful. There ere selec ions, however. from persons who have not heretofore assisted In these entertai nments which We feel are due special mention. The perform auce by Miss Olive Gatling was mar vel of perfection for little Miss of her years and demonstrates the natural soul for music and careful training.
 Rhapsodies hongroises, by LisZt, one of the higher classics. was most arti5- tically rendered by Miss Ram sey of Memphis. who is visiting her sister, Mrs. :. H Mann. Her touch and execution is beautiful, and she plays with great feeling.
 Paris Gorman's recitation. was soul stirring. He has splendid, deep voice and Is we'll up in elecution.
 Mrs. Ellis Hurley wishes to tender her most sincere thanks to the Orches- tra of Forrest City. and to all Der friends who so kindly contributed to the entertainment ot last Friday night, and to her friends generally for their attendance and kindly interest.
 She Was too Lazy
 To steep up herbs and 80 she tried pills and cathartics til she was sailow and bil- ious as an opium eater. Then she took friends advice and began using Parks Tea. Now she is fresh and blooming '-as a daisy" Sold by Winthrop & Co.
The Forrest City times., 1893-11-17
Prevention Is Better

Than cure. and those who are subject to rheumatism can prevent attacks by keep ing the blood pure and free from the acid which causes the disease. You can rely upon Hood 5 Sarsaparlla as a remedy for rheumatism and catarrh. also for every form of scrofula, salt rheum, beils and and other diseases caused by impure blood. It tones and vitalizes the whole system.