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The Forrest City times., 1895-03-01

Snap Horne came over from the Rluff City Sunday returning same day. He talked muchly about the coming fishing season. =
 J. T. Fondren has joined the i'm. ploVement army and is adding two cottage.
 The first game of baseball of the sea son was played on the grounds near the railroad, Monday, by the Mugs and Plugs.
 Call on Sam Hodges for pure Old North Carolina White Corn. and Ken lucky Bourbon Whiskey. Only s2.OO per gallon.
 Judge Cowan was in town Wednes- day looking after court matters. He anticipates removing to the city in the near future.
 Acting through the blood. Hoods Sarsaparilla not only cures scrofula. salt rheum, etc, but gives health and vlgor to the whole body.
 We are looking for the old inhabitant who has seen the roads in a worse con- ditlon than they are at present and less prospects for their betterment.
 Born to MT. and Mrs. N. w. Nor ton, on Friday, beautiful girl baby. This is their first girl. and to be sure, they are proud of the little Miss.
 Best goods at lowest prices Tn Dry Goods. Notions. Gents, Youths and Boys Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, at l.. Rollwage & Go. $.
 The Rev. c. A. Bruce is still unable to fill the pulpit, but Rev. Lockwood will hold service at the Episcopal church next Sabbath evening. at 7:2O o'clock
The Forrest City times., 1895-03-01

Just opened, the Pearl Saloon, I. w. Mallory & Co.. proprietors, with full llne of Kentucky and Tennessee Whis- kleS. Ike IS a home-raised boy, and de- serves liberal patronage.
 LADIEs-The druggist named below Will glve you free sample package of Dr. Sawyers Pastilles, which cures dis eases peculiar to women. Sold by J :. c. Roberts, Widener, Ark.
 LADIEs-Remember that disease be- comes incurable. Dr. Sawyer's Pas titles will positively cure long stand ing cases. 1t heals and cures. Sold by J. c. Roberts, Widener, Ark.
 Why suffer with Coughs, Colds or LaGrippe for week or ten days, when Laxative Promo Quinine will cure in one day. Put up in tablets convent ent for taking. Price, p cents.
 ''The Wonders of the Worlds Fair D magnificent collection of Art Pictures. VIII be gwen away at the Mammoth Store Of Russell, Graham, x Co.,. with cash purchases amounting to S2.
 LADIEs-Dr. Sawyer's Pastilles are etfectaal for female weakness. pain on top of the head and lower part of the back. It strengthens and cures. Sold byJ. c. Roberts, Widener, Ark.
 LADIEs-For diseases of women. Dr. Sawyer's Pastilles will reach the diff culty radically, positively and effectu- ally. It is mild, but effectual Sold by J. Q. Roberts, Widener, Ark.
 Captain Sweeney, U. S. A, San Diego, Cal. says: "Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy is the first medicine I have ever found that would do me any good g Price 50c. Sold by Winthrop & Co.
The Forrest City times., 1895-03-01

Thursday night, March ', Miss Kate Mortimer will appear at the Opera House, in the New East Lynne, sup ported by an excellent company.
 Shiloh's Cure, the great Cough and Group Cure, is in great demand. Pocket Size contains twenty-five doses only 25c Children love it. Sold by Winthrop & Co.
 Miss Lillye Straub. of Helena, re- turned home last week, after a pleas ant two weeks visit to friends in this city. She was the guest of Miss Ava Taylor.
 Do not suffer with pain on top of the head and in the back when Dr. Sawyer's Pastilles, will absolutely and positively cure you. Sold by J.Q. Roberts, Wide ner, Ark.
 The railroad crossing at the junction of Rosser and North Front streets is in a dangerous condition and should be at tended to before some one is crippled or killed.
 Richard Cox caught three little baby cubs on Blacktish last week, and David Duncan acted. snowman in Forrest City to the delight of all the little ones Wednesday.
 You can get just what you order, or a full square mealiat a moderate cost, at the French Kitchen, rear of the Hancock Building. J. w. Moore will accommodate you.
 Mrs. Jno. Nichols left Saturday, via. Iron Mountain road for Lyons, Miss, to visit her sterin-law, Mrs. Minnie Bobo, who still continues very ill. She returned Monday night. Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.,
The Forrest City times., 1895-03-01
Warning Order,
In the St. Francis Circuit Con

In the St. Francis Circuit Court March, Term. 1895. W hendrick. as collector for and in behalf of St. Francis Levee District, pitn( ,z vs. Warning deft,
 The defendants, Bethel H9irs are warned 10 appear in this Court within thirty days, ahd a answer tue complaint of the plaintiff w. l.. hendrick.
 Feb, 5. 1885 T. q ForRRp Clark
The Forrest City times., 1895-03-01
warning Order.

In the St Francis Circuit Court. u, March Term, 1895. " IL hendrick. as collector for and in behalf of o' raneis Levee Dirtrict, plt'f,
 VS. Warning w Butler. def't Order. The defendant W Butler. is warned to ap- pear Tn this Court within thirty days, and dhnSswer h Ser the complaint of the plaintiff, W Feb s, 1895 re FoLBRE. Clerk
The Forrest City times., 1895-03-01
warning Order.

In the St. Francis Circuit Court. u, March Term, 1895. Aendrick. as collector for and in behalf of ot Francis LeVee District, plt'n. c c c, vs. Warning U. .. Cline. Trustee, def't. Order me defendant, C. C. Cline, Trustee IS warn- eu oappear Tn this Court within thirty days, ahd answer the complaint Of the plaintiff. W hendrck
 teb $, 1885. re FoLHRp Clerk
The Forrest City times., 1895-03-01

If you are over-worked, run down and mentally and physically debilita- ted, you will be invigorated and made strong and robust by Dr. Sawyer's Uka- tine. Sold by J. c. Roberts, Widener, Ark.
 Miss Fannie Winfield returned home Saturday after lengthy visit to Jack son, Tenn, and other parts of tho world, very much improved in health, Many hearts are made glad at her re- turn.
 The Taylor Rifles, put up an excel lent drill Tuesday night. Although but corporal's guard were present much interest was manifested. Turn out boys, and swell the ranks to six fOurs
 Dr. Sawyer's Ukatine will surely anu
 positively cure you of general ebility
 and weakness 1t invigorates anu
 strengthens. It builds up and renews.
 It cures. Sold by J. Q. Roberts, Wide ner, Ark.
 fOr,cleaning pianos and all akinds of fur niture Equal parts of soft water,
 sweet oil, turpentine and alcohol Mix
 thoroughly. apply with a soft cloth, and
 rub until dry.
 Russell, Graham < Go. makes a spe- cialty of Wagon Materials. A full stock of Spokes, Fellows and BlacksmithS
 Irons always on hand, at the very
 lowest figures. They will duplicate Memphis prices.
 Forrest City Hotel, under the new regime, is assuming home-iike ap-
 pearance. Rooms have been calcimined,
 broken glass replaced and paint. soap
 and water have obliterating all traces
 the late mismanagement. The N B. Forrest Encampment of Ex-Confederates will meet at TuE TIMES office, Saturday, March 9. All
 are earnestly requested to be present,
 as matters of importance will be brought before the meeting, Early fishermen report fine sport At Blacklist Bayou, owing to the be ,uti-
 full weather. Heretofore game fish at this early date would not take any bait but live minnow, now they eag- erly strike cut bait. worms, etc. Geo. Mallory and Percy Eldridge in- dulged in fox hunt last Friday morn- ing. Reynard broke cover at o'clock | and gave the boys five hours run. They are very reticent about the par | ticulars, as to who caught the fox, etc. Municipal offices seem to be goinr begging. As yet no one has offered
 for Mayor, the present incumbent re-
 fusing to run. The plum seems to be
 the marshalship. Come out, gentle
 men. and make the election interest," ing.
 Capt. E1 Gurley, of Madison, has
 procured captain and engineers license | and is in charge of the little steamer Marguerite. He is now prepared to
 do general freghting, timber
 towing, and stave business in the St. Francis river.
 Capt. Jesse Davis left this morning | for the Arkansas Industrial University
 at Fayetteville. The session of 1895 begins March 5th. Jesse says when he
 returns home he expects to be full | fledged electrician. THE TIMES wishes
 nim the highest honors. 1 am prepared for all kinds of Car
 riage Painting Buggies. Carts, etc.
 use the best brands of material made,
 do good work and, will try to satisfy
 you in price. If you have vehicle to be painted come to see me. N. w. JACKSON.
The Forrest City times., 1895-03-01
warning Order.

In the St. Francis Circuit Court. March Term. 1895.
 " hendrick. as collector for ard in behalf of 0t' francis Levee District, pt'f IT ys. ! Warning 1T Anderson, deft. Order
 The defendant, H. Anderson, is warned to appear Tn thls Court within thirty days. and TfusWer f the complaint of the plaintiff. W. Feb. $, 1895. TC FoLBRE. Clerk.
The Forrest City times., 1895-03-01
Warning Order.

In the st. Francls Circuit Court.
 March Term, lsg5 kondrick, as collector for and in behalf of st. frdhcis lseYee District. plt'f.1
 ES. Warning Unknown heirs of r. c. Bethel Order. deed, det'ts
 The defendant. P. C. Bethel Est, is warned eo appear Tn Ihis Court within thirty days, and answer the complaint of the plaintiff W R kendrick.
 feU. S, Isg5 T c ForRpP CIerl
The Forrest City times., 1895-03-01
warning Order.

In the St. Francis Circuit Court ,,,u March Term. ls95 ~ h hendrick. as collector for and in behalf of St francls Levee District. pt'ff 1-, vs. Warning Sec,d SaEhoTa Sn1,.s heirs of R. c. Brinkey{ Order.
 The defendants, Heirs of k. c. Brlnkley. 'iec i o. are warned to appear in this Court Witnlh thirty days, and answer the complaint oi the pmntH, ". k. Kendrick.
 Feb. <. lS95 T C. FOIBRE Clerk
The Forrest City times., 1895-03-01
Warning Order.
Francis Circuit Court.

In the St. Francis Circuit Court.
 March Term. 1895. WR Kendrick. as collector for and in behalf of St Francis Levee District, pt'n
 Vs. Warning M Gavin. deft. Order. The defendant. NJ. Gavin, is warned to ap- penr in this Court within thirty days, and answer the5 complaint of the plaintiff. W R. kendrck.'
 Feb 5. lhg1. T. c. FOLBRE Clerk
The Forrest City times., 1895-03-01
w arning Order.

In the St Francis Circuit Court.
 March Term 1895 W R Kendrick. as collector for and in behalf of St. Francis Leyee District, plt'f. vs Warning Fred kimbier. deft. Order The defendant. Fred Kimbler. is warned t, appear in this Court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff. w k hendrIek.
The Forrest City times., 1895-03-01
W aiiiiiiss NiAoi.

In the St. trancis Circuit Court March Term, 1855. hendrlck, as collector Tor and in behalf of ot' r rahcis LeVee District, plt'f. Ns. ! Warning J A ana J. B Forrest defts Order
 The ueIeudahts. j. A. and J. B. Forrest are ~aihod 10 appear III this Court within thirty aay :; ah1 auswer the complaint of the plain uu. W. k. hendrck.
 Feb S. IS9o. r q Fo,pup CIark
The Forrest City times., 1895-03-01
Warning Order,

In the St. Francis Circuit Court.
 March Term, 1895. WR KendTick, as collector for nd in behalf of St. Francis Levee District. plt'f.l
 vs. ! Warming C. Gohan, deft Order. The defendant. c. Gohan, is warned to ap- pear in this Court within thirty days. and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, W k keudrick.
 Feb s, ioJ5. T. c. FoLBRE. Clerk.
The Forrest City times., 1895-03-01
w Warning Order.

In the St. Francis Circuit Court. March Term, 1895. " hendrick. as collector for and in behalf of Sl Francis Levee District, plt'tfl vs Warning Henry Banks, Order
 me defendant. Henry Banks is Marhed to appear in this Court within thirty ,is, rsys and answer the complaint ot the plain uH, k kendrick.
 Feb 8, 1895. TIC. FoIBRE. Clerk.
The Forrest City times., 1895-03-01
w arnIng Order,

In the st Francis Circuit Court
 March Term 1895. " kendrck as collector for and in behalf of St traacis Levee District, plt'f
 ys. Warning Allen and Anderson. def'ts. Order The defendants, Allen and Anderson are warned to appear in this Court within thirty days.and answer the com plaint of the plaintiff. w. k keudrick.
 Feh <. 1895. T. C. FoLRRE Clerk
The Forrest City times., 1895-03-01
Warning Order.
" s FlAncis Circuit Court

In the SC. Francis Circuit Court.
 March Term. 1S95 vR Kendrick. us collector for and in behalf of st Francis Levee District, pltn.
 vs, Warning R. 6. Hart. deft Order. rbe defendant. R G. Hart. is warned to onpear m this Court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff. w R. Kendrck.
 Feb $, 1885. T. c. Folbre. Clerk
The Forrest City times., 1895-03-01
Warning Order.

Tn the St. Francis Circuit Court.
 March Term. 1895. WR Kendrick. as collector for and in behalf of St Francis Levee District, plt'f.
 vs. ! Warning Elizabeth Groolns. deft. Order. The defendant. Elizabeth Grooms, is warned toappcsr iu this Court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff. W K Keniriek
 Fpbs lsgl. 1T. c. FoLRRE Clerk
The Forrest City times., 1895-03-01

When Baby was sick. we gave her Castoria. When she was Child, she cried for Castoria When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria. When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
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STOPPING AT CROSSINGS.
b. and o. Trains and the H Stree
Death-Trap.

b. and o. Trains and the H Street
Death-Trap.
Thomas Collins, an engineer on the Bal
timore and Ohio railroad. was in the Po-
lice Court today, charged with violating
the police regulations, and the case went
over until Monday. The particular charge
against the defendant is that he failed to
stop his incoming train before going over
the H street crossing. Lawyers Hamilton
and Colbert, who represent the railroad
company, will contest the case and will
claim that the Commissioners had no right
to make this particular regulation.
Members of the Northeast Washington
Citizens Association have been deeply in
terested in this law, and it was because of
the interest shown in the matter by them
that the Commissioners made the regula-
ton. The law applies to incoming trains
on the Washington branch of the road and
was deemed essential because Of the dam
gerous curve al this crossing, which mas
resulted in the loss of several lives, and
it was to prevent a slaughter of citizens
that the regulation was enacted. But the
railroad company, SO it is said. has in
structed it's engineers not to comply with
the provisions of the act, as the company
would rather pay damages for a death than
lose a minute or less by stopping trains
at this dangerous crossing.
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ATE sPQRTING NEWS
BATTED OUT A VICTORY.

The Washin9tyms Hit ConsecutfveIy
and Took Tenth Place.
The Washingtea: team took tenth place in
the league race0yesterday, going above st.
Louis and LOUISVILLE and making evident
the fact that those two teams are the Sena-
tors rivals in'afheir efforts to leave the
rear. They task yesterdays game from
Louisville by hard and consecutive batting
in the seventh nbing, when the score was
to for Louisville. Cartwright started off
with double'li 9ogan got four balls and
Cartwright stole third, scoring on Welch's
wild throw to catch him. After Abbey had
gone out Stockdale hit for three bases,
scoring Coogan. McDermott gave Crooks
base on balls. Crooks stole second, and
then Joyce knocked two-bagger and
Crooks scored Setback got life on Glass
cocks tumble, and both he and Joyce were
advanced by passed ball. Hassamer's
out to center scored Joyce. This resulted
in five runs and gave the visitors the game.
Neither side scored again. This makes
Washington's third consecutive victory on
the trip. ten games having been played.
This average is too low to keep the club in
tenth place. By the way Joyce has been
batting lately 1t is plain that he is again
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Other -Leaene Games.
The League Record.
ONLY ONE ERROR.
And the Treasury Boys Went Down
Before the w. l.. L. c.

And the Treasury Boys Went Down
Before the w. l.. 1. c.
The Light Infantry team put up an al
most errorless game at National Park yes
terday, thereby winning from the Treasury
team by the score Of ID to 6. Only one err
ror was made by the soldiers. and that
was an excusable one on a low throw.
Wesner played third base in his usual fine
style and Kleinschmidt made two catches
back of third base that electrified the
small audeEcea Gleason was wild, but the
men back of him played in such faultless
style that they, kept the score down to'six,
the same number Of base hits being made
not bat, and pineI errors are credited to
them in the ,|he4d, giving their pitcher
(Mlls) wretchsd support. Both pitchers
gave eight bases> on balls, Mills also max
ing four wild Pitches and hitting two men,
Those VINO japrnfyed to the park We're
shivering throug hout the game. while the
players all wore oKercoats when they were
not ON the field. The Pension Office team
plays the Government Printing Office team
today at 4:45. The score was as follows:
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AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN.
A DemeTfted Man Found Wandering
Around the Country.
Beware Of limitations.


Sergt Volkman brought. to the station
last night demented man, who has wan
dered from place to place ainlessly for
several years. He acknowledges having
escaped from the Stanton, Va, asylum,
by jumping from rear window. In many
places he was locked up by the authorities
and then shipped to other cities. The last
place he was in was Cumberland. They
gave him there passage on train to Wash
ington. Here he was dumped. He wan
dered from house to house, in the country
about, frightening women through his
queer actions and rambling talk. He was
brought to the notice of the police here by
a Canal road resident, who persuaded the
demented fellow to accompany him to
town. Then he was left in charge of man
at barnes livery stable, while Lieut. Swim
The man is provided with scant clothing.
His forehead is low. his eyes weak looking
and his hair wild appearing.
Successful Entertainment.
There was a delightful entertainment
last night at the Lutheran Church, the
first affair of its kind in MANY years. The
church was packed. standing room even
not being available after o'clock. For
the convenience of the talent a platform
had been raised where the pulpit usually
stands. Around this was banked plants
and flowers. The committee in charge was
composed of Mr.. Otto H. Fischer chair
man; Miss Louise Semmelbower, Miss Ma
tilda Rooster, Miss Mamie Allen and Mr..
NJ. J. Rohr. Mr.. VIM. c. Fischer, the
president of the Y. P. S. C. E.. under
whose auspices the affair was held, acted
as master of ceremonies. Rev. Stanley
Biilheimer, the new pastor. opened the
evening with prayer, betting the occasion.
Those who participated in the program
were Mr.. Robert Love- Mr.. ]. Barton
Miller, Miss Mabel Stewart Mr.. Morris
Walmer, Miss Matte Schneider, Prof.
Weber and Miss Mamie Allen. Mr.. Otto
Fischer made an address appropriate to the
evening. The strirg music by the Y. c. E.
was very creditable. Last nights enter
tainment was a success beyond the most
sangune hopes of the committee. Under
the new administration, the Lutheran
Church promises to increase her congre-
CATION rapidly, and special efforts will be
made to sustain the interest of the young
people in the church work.
Notes..
Mrs VIM. ]. Bennett of Tarboro', N. c.,
is visiting Mrs. James L. Carberry of Ridge
road Mrs. Bennett was formerly Miss
Howerton of Paris. Ky.
Tonight there will be big affair for the
little ones at the Tenleytown hail. under
the auspices Of the Catholic Church there
ST. Anne'S.
There is big force at work on the upper
canal break. Things in that locality will
be in running order in a very few days.
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Awarded Damages.

In the case of John w. Brooke against
the Washington and Georgetown Railroad
Company the jury late yesterday after
noon returned a verdict in favor of the
plaintiff, awarding him $1,000 damages. On
the sth of June, 1893, the wife Of the
plaintiff, while alghting from a car at 9Th
street and Pennsylvania avenue, was
thrown to the ground. suffering broken
arm Claiming that the accident was the
result of the premature starting of the
car, Mr.. Brooke sued the road for $4,000
damages. The company contended that
the accident was the result of Mrs. Brookes
carelessness, she having been warned by
the conductor of the car.
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DIR. o. ]. CARLETON.
A SPECIALIST AND EXPERT ON DISEASES AND
DISABILITIES OF MEN. OVER Is
YEARS EXPERIENCE.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
Many men at some line OF life between the ages
of twenty-one and fifty become afflicted with
sanic and nervous weakness No other ailment Is
so disastrous to mans happiness. So direct is the
telegraphic lire Of communication from the brain
that the man conscious Of organic weakness is
weighed down by miserable forebodings, doubt,
disability, fears and embarrassment. The conli ion
dcmoralizes a man; he loses dignity, becomes de-
spondent, sometimes thinks of committing suicide,
sees nothing TO live for and feels generally dis
contented with himself and all the world.
Do you realize that you drifting into the
above condition.: That you not SO vigorous %
formerly and lack the vim OF other days?
Perhaps you have abandoned hope; think there 10
for such Perish the thought"
By the scientific method of treatment 1 employ q
restoration to vigorous condition is certain Age
impeachment.
DR.. Cartoons unparalleled success in e1ecting
is due to his expert skill and the deep in
terest which he takes in intrusted TO his
care. Consultation free.
It, DIR. CARLETON. 5o7 18th st. NV.
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Jockey club Meeting.

This Jockey Club has selected James
Galway to act as their steward at the meet
ing of the Brooklyn Jockey Club. The
secretary has been instructed to issue the
usual license to the Detroit Driving Club
to conduct a race meeting under the rules
of the jockey club. The following licenses
have been granted: Trainers--Waldo o.
ney, John Hamlin, Joseph Harrison, Rob-
ert Murray, r. G. Clarke, VIM. c. Smith,
Scott Williams, Edward A. McGarry. Ed
ward C. Taylor, Robert Glare, Dennis V.
Murphy, Henry Wehrhahen and Frank
Reagan. Jockeys-R. G. Lendrum. Samuel
T. Ryers, Thomas Overs, M. Bergen, Da-
vid Washam, Isaac Murphy and Eugene
Finnegan. Apprentices. j. McGinn,
John Barry, VIM. H. Walker, c. Johns,
Willie Lee, James Keefe, Albert Culmur.
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Five FaSorites Won.

The talent won, under a double pull at
the Alexander Island track yesterday. five
favorites and second choice earning
brackets. The disagreeable weather pre-
vented large attendance, and but twelve
bookmakers did business. The track was
heavy and the racing but tame In the last
race Outsider fell, and, breaking his leg,
was destroyed. The winners were: Redo
wac, to 1; Jenola, II to 10; Trincule, to
5; Juliet to l.; Pulitzer, 2 to l, and Ben
yOliO. to g.
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Departmental League Record.
THE WAR ON ROBY.
Action to Stop Racing to Be Taken
by Indiana.

The Lake county, Ind, circuit court having
dissolved it's temporary restraining order
against Roby, the state will at once take
action to put stop to racing at that place.
The local authorities have exhausted their
resources, and Gov Matthews says he is
determined that the Roby Association shall
be suppressed so far as disobeying the laws
of the state is concerned.
Those fellows have determined and ar
roganty boosted that they will continue
racing in defiance of the law" said Gov.
Matthews. Il assure you that they will
not do anything of the kind The state will
take steps at once to maintain the law and
the state will win. 1 cannot say now just
what will be done, as do not want to dis
cuss it, but my plans are made and the
state will win the fight" 1t is understood
that the battle will be fought in the courts.
Attorney General Ketcham has been in
consultation with the Chicago authorities
as to their proceedings toward Hawthorne.
but what nature the fight will take is, as
yet, a state secret.