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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21
SOUTHERN SONGS.
A number Of Fa,orites That werc writ.
ten by Northern Ccmposcrs.


ten by Northern Composers.
"Dixic's Land, . which IL really the
proper nalnc Of tho song, was written by
Dan Emmett IN isla. lie was ono OF the
original four OF Brysnt'a celebrated min.
strols, who played that year IN tho old
Park thcator In Park row in New York
city and opposite tho present city hall.
Tho other members Of tho notod four
were Dick Pelham, milo whitlock and
Joo Sweeney. Emmett Is the only ono Of
tho four now living, Ito has roaidcd for
number OF ycars at Mount Vernon and oc-
cupioa u small house In that town. lIn has
for some time drawn moderate weekly
allowance from tho Actors fund, and tho
money thus resolved has been tho chief
source Of support
"DiNio" Va M lively and popular an air
today US Il ever WINS. ami It's reputation is
not confined TO the American continent
II lsplnyod In Europe and ranks with tho
finest Of the simple airs In touching tho
emotions Of tho people, and wherever II Is
played by a big, strong band the auditors
cannot help keeping tlmo to tho music. Il
Ia vol known In all tho capitals OF Flu.
ropo and mover fails to awaken vigorous
applause,
Ninetenths OF the best songs known as
southern melodies were written by north.
crn men, and tho southern soldiers during
tho war worc keen enough 90 sclzo Dsiu'
aud appropriate II rs their most caplivut.
ing air, Foster, an Ohio man, wrote moro
Of the genuinely beautiful plantation
songs than any man In hla time, his throo
best compositions being "Old Folks nc
Homo, My Old Kentucky Home, Good
Night and "Maasa's In do Cold, Cold
Ground" Foster, lika all northern mon
who have wrltton similar songs, did not
understand thoroughly tho negro dialect,
but his ideas were all right, md his COM
positions wcro fnll OF sentiment and
phthoS on all tho southern dialect song
writer's WIN $ Hays Of Kentucky easily
takes first rank His "Roll Out--Iionys
Dat Cotton. a rlyor steamboat song, Ia
perhaps hia most clever effort.
Foster fell Into tho error Of making tho
negro any "mnssA" instead Of "mNrstur,H
Somo OF the old slayes brought directly
from Africa doubtless pronounced tho
word "massn," and porhnna small per.
ccntngo Of tho c0nst ncgrocs may hnvo
done so, but tho average darby snys "mnrs.
tor with n broad accent, aud his nbhrcyi.
alton IN tho days u slavery was always
mars In his Texas Stocr" lloyt has
also fallen into tho same error
Ia his cong OF 'DlNlo's Land" Emmett
proved that ho was quite familiar with
the negro dialect II was very hastily
composed mud was gotten up within three
days TO DO tried ~ a performance ntwhlch
EmmottwNH 20 do ono VI his popular walk
aroundG That WINS his great act IN his
pnlmy, prosperous days when no was 10
woll known tn the lovers " minstrclsy.
Emmett WASH u performer ON the bnn'
L.. L.. 80, all s..s
years ago ho had tho reputation Of being
an expert ON tho no. which instrument no
frequently usnd az tho performances 10
Is said thai even now ho ehn handle MO
with considerable skin. So. Washington
Post
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21
A NASHVILLE SENSATION.
Dividing Doodle and the Result-Two
designations.

Dividing Doodle and the Result-Two
designations.
Nashville, Tenn, March s0.-A son.
sation was caused by the publication
IN this mornings American Of the tes-
timony of w. II. Mitchell before
me committee investigating ALLEGED
charges In connection with the con-
strucuon OF new penltentlary. The
witness had heretofore testified that
the West Nashville Land company had
paid him $1,000 commissions when the
state had bought the company's prop
erty FOR farm, and on being again ox-
amined yesterday testified that OF this
sum he paid to Adjutant- General John
a. Fltc $500 and 10 c. c. Estill, tax as
SCISSOR, $500 Today these two officials
resigned, and their designations were
accepted by Governor Turney. The
Investigation is held behind closed
doors, but the testimony as to the dl-
vision OF the $1,000 Is substantially cor
rect.
Firther developments are anxlously
awaited and the charges against the
two officials ana their reslgnatlons
have created decided stir and sensn-
ton IN the city. Adjutant-Gencral
Fife Is said to admit receiving the
money and he will go before the inves-
tlgatlng committee and fully explain
the ahair
Mr. Estlll also claims that he can
make clean showing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

Memphis, Tenn, March 90. - Major
snowdcn today received the following
communication from Col. Parlsi
washington. d. C, March eo.--Fen-
cided to enter. Write adjutant general
OF Texas and obtain consent for contest
for the Galveston cup
Accordingly Gen. Snowden tcle-
Sraphed the adjugapt-general OF Texas
for hls approval and followed the tele-
gram by letter fully explanatory OF
the circumstances OF the Memphis en-
campment.
An answer Is expected soon. and II Is
likely that the most coveted OF all
here In May.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21
ElNn MANY ENcAMPMENr.

III Tex. March 20.--Messrs. ].
|srs representing Davy Crockett
Grand Army Of the Republic. and
Morrow, Pat Cleburne Camp, are
ia committee soliciting funds
IN, entertainment OF the visitors
n. occasion Of the state encamp-
h a The Grand Army OF the Re-
n April 22. 20 and "a. They are
me with liberal responses, and are
|lent that Waco Will not be behind
Hing care OF her guests on that
En- Word has been received that
n Browder of Gainesville, Tex. Il
Essnt member of the Grand Army
N Republic, will attend the en-
|,nent as one OF the SPEAKERS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21
BoNHAM CONTEST,
p'SDudns the Legality OF the Loon,
Option Election.


,o1o n'an' Tex., Masch 2o.--Taylor, Gal.
nrtis az Medrady. attorneys for the
nati,i,. nieo IN district court today Tho
chanm ~ ). NJ. Taylor ct al. va, /. q
t Sue,Iweth 'et al.. praying for an in.
yy,s'ioh preventing the commlsslonera
ia counting the votes in the recent
io 49,, option election and giving the foi.
lowing reason ., e'"'s ''ie ioi-
'ut sald county commissioners rom,
, nuu no authority to order seid eisc'
tion, Ihat the act OF 1899. on na,e AZ
~ ne pamphlet laws Of Tho T,yent,s
,lr' legislature, known as local oni,on
aaW, unconstitutional and void. That
sh election was illegally held in thai
VIZ saiu county Judge issued no rrIrs
AZ elveuon and delivered none 10 tina
shem o. fannln county, and that The
ameliu OF fannin county did not deliver
ny Wits OF election to any OF the nre.
siulng officers OF election OF said Fanuin
county. That In violation OF tho incai
option laws the officers holding sei1
election counted the votes hefnre 80
n6 she polis on election day. That the
oruer OF this election was made ON Feb
~ LAY ~, lsyb, ordering said election TO
i ~ neiu at the regular voting places OF
ra i1 county. On the next day the
salu court re-organized the voting pre-
Sinets adding three new districts and
tiles. '''e' irregular
Judge Mcclellan granted n temnor.
aIy injunction. but has not set dav
az tnls hour for n hearing. Friday will
PROBABLY be set for that purpose
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

washington. March 10. List Of
patents for Texas:
Car-coupllng-Jame p. Armstrong.
Beaumont,
Lint cotton-handler - Douglass NJ.
Campbell, Galveston.
Hose coupling Henry Goodspeed'
San Marcos.
Tyler.
Artificial stone--John II. and II. NJ,
Power, Chico.
Angle coclt-wm. ]. wnldron. Fort
Worth.
Tag-charles wonkler. San Angelo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

New Orleans. La. March 2O.-Follow-
Ing are the results.
First rnce-Three-fourths OF mile.
purse: Johnny McIiale won. Flush sec
ond. Dr. Work third. Time. lao 3-i.
Second race-Onc-half mile, selling.
Leaseman won, Sister Rosallnd sec
ond. Uncle Lew third. Time, 20 l-2.
Third ce-Three-fourths OF a mile,
sciilngi Henry Jenkins won, I<ingornft
second, Paninl third. Time, 1:l0.
Fourth -Seven-elghtha Of q mile,
handicap: Moilie b. won. Miss Galop
second, Florence +. third. Time, go
Flfth race--seyen-eighths Of mile,
selling: Gold Dust won. 81. cfolx sec
oud; Foxhall third. Time. 1873.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21


Portland. Ne. March 20 General
Neal Dow, the father OF the Maine tenn
roranoe law, celebrated his glat birth
day today lie received hundreds Of
oonRratulatory mesaageg from prom
lneni temperance workers " this uonn-
try and England and was called on by
many OF his admirers IN this city, who
declare they found him looking an we'll
ana hearty as he did ten years ago.
IN answer 10 cablegfam received
from mass meeting of temperance
societies In High Gate, London, last
night he requested the Associated Press
10 send the following message.
ITO the Mass Meeting at High Date
and the Temperance Workers OF Lon
don. Hearty thanks FOR your message
10 frank and cordial. hope In a few
weeks 10 send you glad return In the
form OF additional legislation aguinat
the gigantic crime OF crimes
"NfeAL DOW"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

Frankfort. Ind. March 20. The town
OF Flora was held IN a state OF excite-
NEST last night by crowd wanting
MAILER Elmer "A saloon keeper. who It
is claimed brtually whipped his two
daughters " and II respectively, be-
cause they Joined the church and had
assisting In circulating a petion In fa-
yor OF local option. The officers and
cooler citizens contDlled the mob last
night. More officers are on duty, but
sim Elmer is considered In danger OF
whitecapplng.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

Hong Kong. March 20,--The japanese
fleet hes blockaded Tamsui. treaty
port Of China, on the northwestern
coast Of the island Of Formoaa. a few
days ago a fleet of sixteen Japanese
warshlpa were sighted to the north Of
the ISLAND q FOrmosa. and Il was thes
supposed that they were preparing 20
make an attack upon the TamFui and
kelung. another city In Northern For
nosa. These clties are etrntcEie points
from which to reach the capital OF the
island. which Is situated about twenty
raliaa blatant
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

III Tex, March 20, The Epworth
II, Of Morrow street church held
4 monthly business meeting last
The following delegates We're
Ia 10 attend the state conference
q. Baxter Adams. j. 4.
ueh and Mrs. Il. Il. Adams.
X. JEFF Twaddcll, c. c. Lastinger
John Wyche and Miss Matte
u we're elected alternates.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

Detroit. Mich, March 20.-GenernI
Phillip st. George Cooke died at his
home In this city at o'clock this after
noon. General Cooke was a native OF
Virginia, and wal SO years OF age. His
career has been identified with the
army since Ills admission TO West
Point, when only "a years OF age, but
he was also a member OF tho bar or
Virginia, and had written several in-
toresting works. among which. vol
ume OF Scenes and Adventures In the
Army" Is conspicuous
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

Lexington, KY. March 2O.-Thc sales
today were nj u low price. Forty trot-
ters averaged 500. The highest price
waa for Lilly Young, oh. m. D., Young
bullerton-Nora, John r. Payne, Lex
ington, 5000, The sales or thorough
brods was better. Mcrrimac, Clay aud
Woodfford, Paris. Tenn. 5000: Sir Rath.
bon, w. Il. Woodford. Jr. Lexington,
$780,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

t tspI0 u, me care Of the Baptis, ch,ro,
i pis place and Rev. II, ,S Snurvn a,
penton has been called - dupont OF
snve ''s r Haynes. the mind reader
opera house, 'S' night at the
s, ~ Davis Of Clifton ia here ,oo,,n
aver MS business interest IN u ,,coA'ns
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21
nEYAsrArrn BY FIRE.

Guthrie. o. T.. March 2O.--During O
high Wind II spark from chimney so,
FIRE to straw stack IN shawnet town
ship. and the Are communicated 10 the
prairie grass, and The country Tor miles
around was dgvaTfatei. a number OF
farmers Lost All Of their buildings. hay.
grain and implements and many head
OF live stock perlsAed-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

philadelphia, March 2o.-Young Gflnfo
ana JaeE Hanley fought six lively
rounds al the southwark Athletic club
,onieht ana while no declsiGD was
aiven The contest ended decidedly IN
favor OF Hanley Grino war evidently
not In the best Of condition. although
he put up q good defense. In the sec
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21
FoRNEY FACTS.
pri7es Opening up--A Stiff
March Wind Blowing.

M, rex, March 2o.-The South
~ and Loan association has
I,scD, local board here through
4 oms Lee Willie. with the fol-
4 is' I. ]. Wildeman. presl-
H.. T. Stands, secretary and
ksnais !. McGee. attorney: Will
|k F. Yates, @. II. craw-
/ ton ~ Garrett. board.
II eentlehen from Denver.
n, une name OF Geurin are
aorp = grocery, dry goods and
Il Ia s s2os store on the south
.lrd at last night which began 10
} sl-ss gut ! o'clock was indeed 4,
M a.. II blow long, hard and
4 ia amaze a9ge however. that has
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

washington, March l9.-Agrioultural
department officials say they have no
recent information concerning the pro-
tests made by the government against
the restrictions imposed by Germany
France and oher countries against tns
importation OF cattle from ne unlteu
stafns into heir boundaries. The mat
ter they say, is sill In It's diplomatic
form ana the adjustment rests with the
siAt dCphr mt. 80
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21
ITAsCA ITEMS.


=, Tex, March 20.-However
4 lour reporter may be In sending
Important movements and items
'tzt the little city does not neg
iofge ahead. New buildings are
Y IN various parts of town, The
Is being removed from the re-
burned block, preparatory TO re-
y with brick.
iHlroad company Is putting in
~ with which to rebuild their
Alely destroyed by lightning.
n.fchants are putting IN large
q goods for the spring and
uade In all departments. and
eheerful and very hopeful.
yshkers say that never but once
history OF business here did tho
exceed the present, and all
q year Of business prosperity,
" mill company have shipped
" head Of fat cattle this sea-
~ are now feeding 1000 more.
-sse used 10000 tons of seed.
stone and others have shipped
lumber Of carloads OF fed cat
good many others are being
Nlyate parties,
sun continues to come In; In
y not all gathered yet. This
Nv a field OF forty-fve acres
Gay with fifteen bales yet TO
sNo or three miles of here.
~ IN cotton win be reduced
,.ae-third this year. and corn
= cofrespondlngly Increased.
w has laid 5000 feet OF new
LIea water mains and relaid as
. -sn recently, and will shortly
4 order for 5000 feet of new
Keeps them busy to keep up
growth and Increased de-
anere Is some talk OF putting
Ssuplpe as a fire reserve.
AN an aldemanlc contest on
N. promises to be pretty lively
q OF April election day.
~ iiasca High school and the
~ ltute are getting on splen-
Ia ss continue to put in increased
IN and facilities.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

Chicago, March 2o.-Ira Holmes.
VIM mas been prominent for army
Years In local ofiicai circles, is dead.
la grippe was the cause. Holmes VS., vas
ono OF the heaviest Of the old-uine
ni,,ngers. He scored hls greatest sue
eess IN 1881, when he bulled. wheat from
81 .O6 bushel TO 81 ~ and on me me r nnn
OF over 10 cents clearer oNsS seyV'VyS,
He was born In KoeKpo'" ~ :" az
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

n Tex. March POE. NJ. Gates.
Us very acceptably filled the po-
d day operator at the Missouri,
~ and Texas depot, left today for
< where he has been promoted to
.spatchers office. He has been
.ded by h. G. Peery OF Alyarado.
iflor was accompanied By his
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

PEACE NEGOTIATIONS OPENED.
YoiiDhama, March 20 Tho peace ma
gotlations between China and japan
have bec1 Dpennd nj ShlmDnrkL IL
Hung Chang the Chinese envoy. who
arrived on th8teport yesterday on a
Chinese steamer, han takvn quarters
ashore.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

washington. March so,-Tae a ~ I'VE
turnl uelat nrgl 10 issue a bulletin On
month 9i S,p,rkets for American prod
the wo 1,so information for this puplica-
ucis' heen acquired from the con-
ugh ~ ~ the United states, through the
svis % ~ secretary Morton
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21
MArcnnp ro rInnr

Memphis, Tenn, March g0.-Danny
Needham and kid" Mccoy. who 70.
Gently besled shadow" Maber In this
city, have been matched 20 box fifteen
rounds I'm Little Rock April 6 for a
small purse and the gate receipts,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21
BONITA NOTES.
A Fearful Sand Storm Blowlng-An
EN-Priest Lecturing.

Bonita, Tex, March 2O.-A terrific
sand storm blew in this section from
about II O'Clock yesterday until about
l o'clock this morning.
]. w. Hicks, an eN-prlest. lectured 10
q large audience at this place last sun
day at II a, m. and also at p. m. ON
''rhe EVILS OF Roman Catholicism"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

Rorlin. March eO.-The VIII OF Prince
,veIden,ar appoints Prince Adolph OF
siu,,,,,,hnfe-i.lppe to the rssent pend
Il e his succassion TO the throne. ,,s
rms tighness the Prince sohauia-
iS lie was born FEBRUARY
OF lgsS,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

ond round Haniey landed smart one
on Griifo's Jaw, ana followed this NJ In
The next round by smashing him with
both hands, tho LETT laniing on tho
Australians stomach ana the rlvkl on
his Jaw. In the last round there were
plenty Of exchanges, Grlrfo hitting
Hanley three times In succession With
out return,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

II, Tex, March 2O.-Charlcs
~ colored, was arrested this
IL about three miles north OF
IrA on n caplas from Sherlff
Re Austin. He Is charged with
a. He was brought In and
nd Sheriff White notified by
4 he arresI.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21
THE ONWARD riARcH

Of Consumption 10
stopped short by pr
plefce's Golden Ncd
ical Discovery. II
you haven't waited
beyond rcason.
there's complete re-
covcfy aud cure.
Although by many
believed 10 be incur
able, there Is the
evidence OF hundreds
Of living witnesses 10
the fact that, IN all
It's earlier stages. con-
sumption " d cufahlc
disease. Not every
case, hut q id,gs rffr
eeHiGgf uI fascS, and
We believe, fully ps
nor cent. nrc Cured
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21
A BIG BONFIRE
To BE SHADE OF the ouinis OF tho
Gamblers Of aicmpnla To-day

Memphis. Tenn. March 20 The pub.
lis IL invited 10 witness hugo bonfire
tomorrow. the result OF a raid today
~ posse Of deputy ghsrins on the
rambling houses IN tho city. The out
III IN each place was oDnnscated aud a
merry time iH expected tomorrow. when
IL Nv al 10 be burned. The raid ~ the
rls, who claims to have lost a fortune
In the gambling houses or this city
and who IS prosecuting the keepers and
others IN the courts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

= Var. yort March s0.--At meeting
OF the sios, And company the old board
Pacific hnllfv .,..'r reelected with the ex-
OF dir a.' 10y Z b. wheeloek Of New Or
leans leans, " VIZ New YORK. Th9 old oi'ieefs
,,.re reelected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

watts. did you try The hot-water
cure for your cofdI'
Potts. Yes. II Il simply great. too.
You see ! mixed II with a little whisky
ana ienion, ana ! never had anything
aiip down 20 easy'-Indlanapolls Jour
nal.
old Winters game ere long must close.
His trump cards are all played.
The bloom VIII soon be on the rose.
Tbe kloowerK on the maid
,-AanEas CITY Journsl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

,v..hIorton. March so.-Ine COMP ssoiiaIs
Wasps ~ he currency has authorized
The .,. orgab psnk. Fost Smith. Ark
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

washington. March ~ Eastern
Texas. Fair. noftherly winds. shifting
~ ssrths kst warmer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

~ ~. March 9o-Loads OF seed
even passing the streets 10
K fes,s,ss day, One farmer ~
sIst 'aay thar he had several
'inson has refused to ae-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21
.lH'EAsunY srArrnIrNr

y tIe Ma,ch co. Today's state
VeAalilon or the treasury
'Hs,se. ', ~ ealanee. sisl.is7,77s;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

Augusta. Me-. M<rch 20.--fn the SEN
ate today the woman suffrage bill was
defeated by vote Of u 70 II 4 few
weeks ago the house passed the Dill,
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1895-06-21
SECRET SOCIETIES.

Gen. Forrest Lodge, No 50. Knights of
Pythias Meets every Monday night at Castle
Hall. John Calling, &. g.; Sol Lewis, X. of
and ;. Visiting knights Always welcomed.
Forrest City Lodge, No. BPS, Knights and
ladies of Honor. Meets every I'd aud 4th FRI
day night in each month. Mrs w p. Evans.
Proteetress; Mrs NJ. W. lizard. Secretary
St. Francis Lodge. No. 492 Knights of Honor,
Meets every LIST aud 80 FRIDAY nights i'll each
month. Sol Lewis, Dictator; Jno. /. Jones,
Reporter.
Forrest City Lodge. No. 1885, +. & A. Nj.
Meets every LIST and I'D Tuesday night in each
month. IL. Z, Dooley, W Nj; L. TURKEY, secre-
Eary.
Forrest Guy Chapter. No. 60. L. A, NJ. Meets
I'd Tuesday in each month Geo. Z. Taylor,
High Priest; b. X. Shade. Secretary.
Apollo Commandery. No IL, X. T. Meets
Sth "Wednesday night in each month. Peter
.Briekey. f. c.; +. rurley. Recorder.
y. b. Forrest Encampment Ex-Confeder-
ates Meets isl saturday ~ each month. j. b.
sanders. Commander; 4. LandyoigJ, Adju-
SAINT.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1895-06-21
CHURCHES AND SABBATH SCHOOLS.

Methods, Episcopal Church. South-Rev +.
Z. Taylor, pastor. Services every SUNDAY AT
IL a. M aud E 40 u. m Prayer meeting every
Thursday night at AS o'clock Sabbath school
every Sunday morning AT 10 O'Clock. L. NJ
Malone, superintendent. Tue public is cor
daily invited. Ladies Aid Society meets every
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock at the parson-
age.
Presbyterian Church-Rev. j. IL. Green,
pastor. Services every sunday at III a. m,
and 80 D. IN. Sabbath school every Sunday
morning at 9 80. W. }. Matthew's. Superinten-
dent. The public is cordially invited.
Baptist Church-Eld. II. l.. Stanley. pastor.
Services every Sunday at II am. and I :45 D.m.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday night at
e :45 O'clock. sabbath School every Sunday
morning al 10 o'clock. J. h. Sanders, supt The
public will be cordially welcome.
Episcopal Church-No pastor at present
Occasional services. Sabbath School every
Sunday morning at 9 30 Walter German, SUI
perrin ;endent The public is cordially well
coined.
Catholic Church-No service at present
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1895-06-21

the opposition to it by ', ~ Isarl
tor from this district, Van ;, ~ a'1 N
He is the junior mem5er, , Of w Vi
firm of Berry & Smith, OF Ma an far ID
were recently elected ATTORNEYS 10y a i
st. Francis Levee Board. vi nr G, bsl
of this. Mr.. Smith will necessa. =, ,eOud
to be here often in attenoaice ors Of Il
thereby enabling us 10 SEE ~ ars aeo usiI
gentleman and become better "'s
ed with him. ,,,t;st churd
The Cleaners of the BapllIS :, mid
gave an ice cream supper i" md wed
for the benefit of the cnutcn fair eas|
literally patronized. The aa dssrtasipl
success, AS are all OF the unu
of these earnest workers - had
The Nineteenth Century eld tbs nd
highly interesting session ,, ~ su Na|
of Mr.. and Mrs. 0. b, koli"'s7
nesday night,