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Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-06-25
2oet. Marg.

8lanbt Ronfirmanterne mar og1aa en-
&ismanos Son fra 2anbsbpen t6's peb
gfaun 9. Denne @ut maatte naturlig>
pis faa eop til at sipre laa gait ban piloe
forbi bans Sar uar rig os berfor laa
tom ban altib ienere til Yreitea enb Be
andre; men Palluban f1lnbe albrig be=
spnbe 1nosruisninseu for ben rise Manos
9gn par fommen til Sabe.
l1nberuisninsen beitob iom ofteit at
Preiten gift frem os tilbage os formanez
be l1nsoommen til @uosfryst .. I. D.,
os beuare fig ielu fra Traaoieri os Drufz
fenifab os bpas mere tuuoe man pente
af en- fulO Preit?
81 bebpuer lite at saa tilbase til pore
Tdbres Gi6 for at iinbe Bauubaner.
ST.. 6. uar @osnepreit / g. sozaaz
rene. San baube 5000 &r. taft 2en
ON Maret ueb Sioen af en- itor Prdifez
saars Zen af be iterite i@orse). Som
betienbt bar enbuer gienbomsbefbber /
glorse at betale aarlis Stat til De Eran>
sen6e, enbper 6orbolb til fine Gienbomz
mes Stprrelie, bells / Pense os bells /
Rornuarer. prei eiten naatte naturllsuis
osiaa luare lin Del at oenne 5fat, mea
ST. 6. unolob 11of lom ofteit at msss
oenne fin Jorplis.elle os Tolsen bleu oeR
at ban t,lllut fit en- bel Del &rebitorer
blanbt Den min6re bemiole6e alasie. -
@noelis oa ST. 6. for oenne os mango
lisnenoe SmaaIisbeoer bleu iaa forbaot
Wtenisbeben at ban naatte iose fin 4fz
feb, tos 5erreosltprrelien / g. fig at
Sasen os ueO aop inbOreu ST. Paito~
rens @ialb til be Erdnsenbe. =
gnsans tom en- gut til BEN iamme
prait os forlanste fin atopbe Nober
iorbfaitet, men bette uilbe ST. SC. ba
8 Daler for. gntten bapbe nof bespdrfe
life iaamanse 8ense til bele Besrapels
fen ban, os oa ban lite pibife bet git an
at prute n1eo graiten tos fan iimpelts
BEN fin Sue os git meb be Orb: "Ne, oaa
fer be pera baa''. Braiten iom bleu
sanife forblpffet ouer @uttens Beitemtz
Deb bespnbte ba at ilaa af % ba @utten
forfob at preiten Lob fig prute tit ban
enbelis iorofaitet fin Mor for Daler.
Det fprite ion n1eoer Diet, naar man
llaar op en- ap1s MI fortioen er 8olo=
testsbiitorier, fuinbelise Sabelisbebs
2dseun6erleselier .. I. D., .. I. D., alt
besaaet af Prdfer os for buert Mar iom
saar bar ri lprselise 8euiier for at
praleitan6en bltr ben 1net raabne tnben
bele port Samfunb.
8iun9.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-06-25
The Open Court,

a weekly Journal, devoted to the
religion Of science er ct af be meit
perbifulbe af be minbre 8iabe, iom ui
ntobta9er. Set inbifrenfer fig til reli9iz
ple og iociale Nfbnnblinser, forte Bus<
anmelbeller .. |. Men be, Iom 1eperer
8ibrasene Open Court, er ppstise
Solf, piitnof be meit fremrasenbe Eanz
fere / 2anbet. ''The Open Court"
uosipes / g6icago os foiter 81 Naret.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-06-25
Yopnltf, tpt!

&on9resmanb 8rpan bar ubforbret
Carlisle til en 9ebat oper 8ense1pbrss<
maalet. @purst om ban pilbe mobta=
se llbforbrinsen, iuarebe Carlisle:
"Spab? @erbise bam peb at bebatez
re meb bam! 9an er 10 en- Bopuliit!
geei unber insen Dmitenbisbeb".
Spem fienber lite isien Sariiaeren? !?
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-06-25
Yreitens 8ei6g / @fenigbeoelt>
(af Curt SatIe.)

Baitpr Grant meb ct bleb flpg,
Cat fig neb Os ftrep en- 8Ds
Sm fin escn 9pb og girfe
s fin Menigbeb us &trfe.
gllt ban giprbe bet bar ret,
Gan bar 8ret meb spbt Spridt,
Ween bans ~Gaar" be ftulbe tie,
Gs paa 26nnen bisfet bic.
BaIoreu bar COB Sang,
Bpr l1nsbom mbbte Gang paa Gang,
S boz Baiturs upe 2dre
&pIbes Sanstor b5it dre.
Sansen git moi Bra en- Eib.
Meu bet enbte bog i Strib
aorets Damer fang at gldbe -
sfar pe Wor be MATTE erdbe.
aRansen tdntte bet bar bet
ut be fit en- anben Hreft,
On ium nilbe bielpr til,
Raar boz l1nsbom fob paa SpiI.
@ur Menisbeb bleb iamu,eutalbt,
Ds af en- bIeb bet fortalt,
Ut ban itte Iiste @reiten, =.
Nariasen s beb forrefen.
@aitpreu bleb eanfte taus.
Ren MATTE ibdlse beune Saus.
4saforen bles RIB i 6obe,
9ibt forbirret ~ belt Blube.
Men ilig Spnmpb itaar for aalb.
9reiten brpg MI fra fit Ralb,
&orets Samer i6rseb iaare, ssS
Gdlbte Han8en bitter Eaare
Breiten reiite ue9et rnnbt, 3 Z.
Sidr for "@rant1 bet bar ei iunbt.
2 ut fare mn fra Steb til Steb. AZ
8etanbie saneerinber uteb.
S Gnfombeb bans Suhru fab, .,;s. sS5
Gfte grab buuL - albrts elab. ts 3t..
9un tdnfte paa be andre asreNer, IL "
Soor Siem % snitru puff par bet bebitss sii
Menisbeben Hste asrefteu
Spn el, 9rabifant fprreiten -s vi
Reb meb alt ilist Damebdien
aRaa en- Renisbeb bIi trdiett. &
8SsI 9attOit lobe Stunt 1891.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-06-25
fptskje1lige Apheder>

!
@rijtian &ortgaarb bar faaetfin Gag
appeueret for @eislterst. Dom fan uenz
tes ON etpar tiger.
Journal of the Knights of La
Dor er MI fpttet til Baibinston D. C.,
Blabet toiter 81. Maret.
''Gifing" fortdqer, at @perbrup os
! Sftebal blep taitet nb af ben Gprenebe
Girtes Mp6e,
Sarrp 9apwarb bar faat en- noietz
tel1e af 80 9ase, for at bans Sag tan
bli appelleret for &etten Suit.
Netlamepreiternes lpienbe SorbtQsoe,
gep. 8. DeMitt Ealmase, tomnser til
I Wttaneapolis torat tale ON "1eH Lyle
15ibe peo Einsene. -
"Mpbre" ct Naunet paa ct. ny Bo9
af Sulba &arbor9 11etpp ubtomn1en
paa Seilbers & 2anbmarfs Sorlas I
&rtftiania.
= @atersbal bar man bapt en- itri
6aglsltur. 6asl laa itore iom 9pnles
es, ginbuerne iloses iitptter. &reas
turene tom biem fra @tosen iaa 8looet
ranbt at benz. a..
The Aluminium World flyer, at
ben belle 9srobuftion af Mluminunt iioen
1884 er forpset fra $50 Hunb til
sse, 500 4uno, os at Briien pit. &unb
ct falbt fra 50. til 75c. :
@eroenspoltforeningen ifal bolbe fin
treble Eonsres Waibinston, D. c.
1897. Den afboloes buert Ste @ar.
Ser ct bolot to f0r, en- / sHien os Ell
Naris.
st Minnelota Creamery bat fat
Rontraften for at foripne port 9anbs
Grissfaabe meb @mor De naite IL Weaas
. ne6er. Dette par ct sobt 9tuertis iement
tot Mt,nei iota Smpr. .
Gn @lpetonpention afbol6es Weinz
neapolis ibas for at brptte Planen at
sipre Misisfppi ieilbar meb Damifiz
BE fra Minueapolis til ouentor 2ea@
Safe Spfemet. .....
y Sra Sberbroote, Steele Co., q. 8.
sifripes til os, at Mulinsen ifaar uomars
fet beromfrins. Der bat uaret &esn
not til 6enne E,6, os @rpben er lite
blet ifabet af Troiten. #
MinneappIis Subuitrial @rpoii=
tion 60. bar saat fallit. 9ette &on1z
Y pant brep en- flor Sorretntns, men paaz
srunb al 9ab us l1lDtter bar bet ube
af 5tanb til at mpbe fine Sorpli9telier.
Sen l,1tberFe @pnobe bapbe ct Mepbe
Z Gastnatp, Mi@., buor @-s 5reb
tom iaa ruubel'g oper be tilitebeparenz
be, at Gormanben bab benz saa, bpis
Sc pilbe ilaas. 26 Meblemmer git ub.
Qm gpcloner os Storme mel6es fra
&anias os geeb. $ 5@tforo, &anias,
blep anrettet flor Dbeldsselie af en- Gp>
clone itbFe Man6assaften. :. @n bleu
brebt % fere baarbt iaaret.
gil Selppdrtet paa Ron9sbers fpre>
ilaaes bepilset Ct. 5000 til Gorips nte6
etettriif Dripfraft. Golt, iom foritaar
ssiin paa laabaut, n,ener, at @leftrtcitet
Nspilbe tllnne anpenbes n,eD Torbel !
4 &onssberss gruber.. /
Stortpben gaDlor tom tilbase til
9ierre, g. Dat, ttofe Eirs6as. San
fortaller en- lang 9titorie ON, bporlet es
. ban fipbte Billet til Steoer, bDortil ban
lite reiite, forat lebe Detettiperne af
SpOret.
The Rev. M. Falk Cjertsen de-
1 clared last night that the minori-
I ty would have chance in heaven.
That is the general impression.
If collated statistics are not all
wrong, the other place gets the
most Of us. PENNY PRESS,
gpnnty 6 &ommisiarerne ! 8abaib,
sy,b. Ct al @ranb SurDen antlaset for,
.naiten ale 1n,llise 6orbrpbelier fra
1bperi til "luinbre Gorieelier og inbzi
/ lat I glrreit Set er bra, at Solicit
ensans ibIanbt faar f, bpab be samle
9nrtipplitifere pirfelis er for no9et.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-06-25

ir. 9albers e por Il
ienbe glsent Os fom iaa6aa ben,pnoist "
til at lnoDtase Os fpittsre for sub ifriP:
ton paa ''IJlOeb,,as
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-20
nE IS 1rENTALLY SOUND.
A welday Restored to the Management
of HlscPropcrty'

A y WciCaY EcstoFSu 10 '1iN
of HlscPropcrty.
Special to the Register.
S-aubenviua. o.. September 19.-By
an order of the Probate Court to-day A.
: Weldav. a venerable and wealthy res
idan- of this county, was restored 10
ful control Of his property as he was
adiudged capable Of doing so by expert
medical witnesses. In 1892 Mr. Welday
vas adiudged TO be mentally unbal-
anced and sent 10 the Columbus asylum,
and one wear later was discharged as
cured. When he was sent TO the asy~
lum his sons. W. II. and d. NJ. Welday.
the latter The Republican candidate Tor
State Senator. were appointed his guar
dams. When he returned they did not
have the guardianship removed, and as
they refused TO do so, he brought suit.
The hearing occupied all Of yesterday.
His sons and neighbors testified TO his
acting strangely and saying odd things.
Local physicians and DR.. a. B. Rich
ards0n. of Columbus, the expert on in
sanity pronounced him mentally sound.
This morning attorneys for the guar
dians withdrew all opposition TO having
the guardians ship removed and the
Probate Court ruled accordingly. Vel
dav owns three farms and considerable
other property. and achieved some no.
torietv some years ago by working diff
fcult mathematical problems He is
70 years OF age.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-20

A. NJ Bailey, a we'll known citizen of
Fugene. Oregon, says his wife has for
wears been troubled with chronic diarr-
boea and used many remedies with dit
tie relief until she tried Chamberlain 5
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
which has cured her sound and well
Give it q trial and you will be surprised
al the prompt relief it affords. % and
so cent bottles for sale by Chas. r.
Coetze. viii ". Irwin. John Kari, r.
r. Burt. C. Menkemeiler VIM. II.
Hague. H. c. Stewart. A. z. Scheele, J.
Coleman. C. Schnepf, VIM. Menkemel-
Ter Wheeling, W. Va; Bowie & Co..
Bridgeport: b. f. Peabody & Son, Ben
wood.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-20
TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue OF a deed Of trls, u.
gusta Schirmer and Herman.
her husband 20 me Us trl.s
January 18th lH3. and recorded
fee Of the Clerk ~ tle county
Ohio county. West Va in le
book No. 81, page 81. j WI fe
north front door NJ fhe Court l..
said county. ar public auction. on
SATURDAY. September &Ilt, -
commeuclag ut lJ O'Clock q. m. tac
ing -.r.1eo real estate Duo a..
Whee,ug. ohio county. West Viz.
the west side Of Main street
Twenty-secoud and Twenty -llIr.
and bounded as follows. Beginn
west line Of Main street q me pour
the south boundary line NJ iot @
fOrty-tWO 90 ln-ersects the We.
Main street sixteen feet s.A if.
6 iu) 20 the line Ut Johanna M1
wesrwardiy 20 tie rear ..uu D
thence along said rear iino
the south lire or sail 10y
place of beginning together
purtenances thereto belong
same property which was coA
said Augusta Schiruer by l.
bv deed of partition dated q
and recorded iu the said OI.
deed book No. Co. pages ~
Terms OF Sale-One-hai nt
money and as much more a.
may elect cash on day o.
residue thereof 10 two ecu
six and twelve months re
the day Of sale. with I'M.
day. the pur .haser 10 Civ
cured by deed OF trust or
scrihed property 70 the salts
undersigned.
Tho title is believed 70 DO
ing as trustee / shall conNet
title as Is vested .n me ty
trust. -
aus
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-20
FOR SALE

House. : rooms ana hall l3t O..
18th 81. between Jacob and woo.
House, Z rooms and hall. C--
9Th ward. $500.
House. rooms 18th ST..
House. 10 rooms. Chaplue s- --l
Wheeling with large lot -a-a.
terms.
House. 6 rooms and hall w.-l ...
Pleasant Valley, $ I'D
House 9 roomed cottage. J---9 3d.. Conc
II Wheeling, 49,
House. rooms. Centre N.ee.i
House. 5 rooms ana G1l na-- -.- Do
gases. Jacob st. between L.l All -+
$50.
House, rooms. 18th s.,
House. rooms, brick. E-l 81
House, 9 rooms and hall, lo, . g..
18Th ST.. cheap. 1926.
House. rooms and hall. 10, 1e g..
near street car barn. cheap. e.
House 8 rooms, uTlCH, I0Jf CL-l s-
N.ICl.
corner lot, Lind ST.. 50 n i'm heap
- lots in McMocnen. No!.t.V l--a
Glendale. Island, EdgingtOu. ~ A..r.
Pleasant Valley and many oth ., no
and near city. Can and get pr
House. rooms. brick. corner .o. -l $50
House. 9 rooms. brick. lot l .
Chapline ST., 5tn Wa.d, SIe-
House. II rooms and store room L.1
st. near gst. lot AXl2) Il.
House. rooms. I4th ST.. Si6a
Double frame house. I'D rooms and
room, corner Of SD and Jacob $751; r.
for S27 per month, S69Q
House. rooms, corner lot. -i-a D.. easy
terms. Sl.+o0.
Lots on Lind St. Belvedef S. a-i
$40 each.
Business property on Marke- So a.. MODE
crate price.
500. 500. $40. $500. 5000 aa- ,N 20
loan on real estate.
NESBITT g. DrFfNr
Telephone 643. 1879 1iarEa t
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-20

RINEHART e TATUN
CITY BANk Buuo..
Telephone 21g.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-20
FOR SILL

9 lots y. Huron ST.. ola F.
add
III ;. York S., lew --st--g .-a
gain.
1884 E0n ST.. can De had
- oal -s Main Sc, lor
through -J Coal ST., Two
very l1W
No q y. Huron ST.. five rm.
Double brick dwelling West 4 s.
Main.
--story br.ck dwellings s.
LOT e1Nill
lJ acres land or Elsi.et.l's L-.l
ll+7 ana lf+7 Market ST.
12-3 and LA Market So.
5000 VIII buy "a large lot ..
rOOmed house ar Leatulr~0ol
sirable location. Many other
IN tLe city and country. Si.-
GEORGE =. 1lAIF
Real Estate Agent. 1873 --ar-a
Telephone lel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-20
Special Sale Of Real Es.sn

No. 1913 FOURTEENTH STRF
dwelling OF SIX rooms and bail
by steam. All modern ,or,.nia,.
stable, etc. Lot 32NI1y.
CHEAP BUILDING LOTS
Huron street. MarsaaWs Adiiff.. '-
STOREROOM AND Dwell H.
rooms, corner Fourteenth and
streets.
NO. Isl y. HURON STREET -
feet.
40. 1874 TWELFTH STREET
rooms '-.-
CHEAP BUILDING LOTS r e r-
street. Zilles Addition -i-'
CHEAP BUILDING LOIS .
street, Gilchrist Addition -.a
40. l2J TWELFTH STRIP
rooms. -- .
THREE LOTS. each Slxlgl te...
northeast corner OF Wabash .r. r.
streets, Island VIII sell CHEAP.
NO. Jog FIFTEENTH STH&FT
house o. lJur rooms Lot .uylU
Ten SHARES WHEELING stu.
IRON co. STOCK
ELEVEN SHARES WH.rr.-,..
BRIDGE co. STOCK.
MONEY LOANED ON CITY l..-
ESTATE. --
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-20
MUTUAL RESPECT
Was One Thing the War Taught the
North and South.

The Question of State Rights For
ever Settled and the Curse OF
Slavery Removed From the Land.
Speech of Secy. Herbert Before
the Army OF the Cumberland.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-20
FOR RcNT.
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
EARA[ FOR SALE.

Farm Of $50 acres I'm Round p...
Marshall county, W. Va. About ---'''--
river bottom. Improved by go"t 4
evening mouse, also frame hons.
TO suit purchaser, or entire farm 10 ,
....-..,. w. Y. HCC7
Attorney az Law and Land Az
Bank Building. Market ST. 3
The Forrest City times., 1895-01-11

Jorlty regulating the assessment. would ne to submit the same at an election. thus giving al. interested parties chance to be heard Wilhout the incon- venlence often attendant upon pub lie meeting. The idea that majority should rule. is democratic principle. but the facilities for obtaining an eX- preSsion from q majority of those in- terested should be the simplest and most perfect possible under the cir cumstanceS. and such as would induce majority, in fact, to express them selves. Under such circumstances it would be right and just for any ques- tion to become jaw, should the major itv of votes cast be ill it's favor. There Is no doubt that more general ex- pression can be secured at the ballot box than at any kind of an annual or called meeting, but should the present mode continue, the two-thirds rule now in force should stand, or at most be only so amended as to read majority of those present and voting, such num- Der to be equal to majority of the landholdels in the district.
 The amendment to section II, pro- posing to diminish the notice to non- residents, also strikes us as being un- just. In this day of corporate land grabbing, it is as little as could be eX- pected, that the owners of land have full and complete notice of any suit which may result in the sale of their property. The law regulating legal publications as it now stands is good one, and stands as a bulwark of safety against the quiet, sneaky way of mak ing sale of property without notice, and we see no good reason why the St. Francis Levee District should be ex- cepted.
The Forrest City times., 1895-01-11
Bob Taylor.

Ex-Governor Bob Taylor vii deliver hlS famous lecture. Visions and Dreams. on the night of January rvi5 anu at the Opera House, IIeIena rl lp
 onr and one.third fare for the rnnnd ," trin; n,; will be charged on all railroads G.''
 I2e Columbus Ledger has this t'os to sa a, O. visions and Dreams'': '''' W pay
 70 say that the large and fasbio,.h,o huuIenee T'r I which greeted Gov. Bob Tav- TOT TOT last evening was deichrsJ n,i;L fy ms Famous lecture, ,,Visions ",eli 1 Dreams would be but mildly oiv;n, anu ,f.i eMpreSslons to the waves of enfhnsi,.nee is,ne dl,. dhas ever and anon rppied d''nusr"5m oysr Sia t,'"', th",i GU hearers. At times he was ma ,,' o,letlc ana on such occasions bIs .nd; p;
 ,,t,o,g v"Do mug m rapt admiration on avor,, "'.eia'ice that fell from his tinsy iy n9aln .., ne was humorous and the be .'pS, rt 7, amd unconstrained laughter amona no"l ny " tid "nu'fnce showed their keen s annrsoin .ne oi s,oil or his sparkling humor WgP,voia- Wpon hc 9nt'eu niot'T, ms audience laughed when e he ppou'aeI npon,a e m happy terms the old settin7 neeseo VI 'oh2 ago away up in the Ten no mesSee mountains his audience u,na on, completely charmed. "S
The Forrest City times., 1895-01-11
Aunt Mollie Slaughter Dead.

Quite little stir was orcasioned Tuesday night by the finding of the dead body of an old c0lored woman known as "old aunt Mollie Teal. ing by the fireplace in her cabin in the northern portion If the town.
 Aunt Moline was of a very retiring disposition and he q herself aloof tram her sneighbors. particularly those of her own color On Saturday she sent word to Mrs. Campbell. who lives near asking her for some medicine. Mrs c. went over to h-r cabin. carrying her the medicine and some food The old woman complained of being very weak |, but was not in bed People passing by hrr house noticed the absence of smoke from the chimney, informed Mir. Campbell, who in company with a couple of negroes. paid visit to the house Tuesday night. and upon forcing the door. found the old woman lying dead in front of the fireplace As she was seen Monday the suppositi1n is, that she died Monday night.
 Squire Raiford held the inquest, which rendered verdict of death from cause unknown.
The Forrest City times., 1895-01-11

ST. FRANCIS county generally leads, but in this case she must follow, if she wishes to keep up her reputation as a generous people. We refer to sending food to our distressed brethren ill Ne braska. Phillips county has taken the lead and has forwarded a carload of corn. Will some one take the initiatory steps towards raising a carload here?
 The destitution and suffering in the central and western counties of Ne braska, as the result of last summers drought, are heartrending. Appalling tales are told of the condition of the settlers in that semi-arid district, where irrigation has not yet had chance to transform the sandy soil into a garden spot. Thousands of people are reported on the verge of starvation and some have died from actual hunger. It is in the extreme southwestern counties of the state that the condition of the peo- pie is most appalling-in Perkins, Dundy, Chase and Hayes counties. In Perkins county alone, of which Grant is the county seat, there are 30C0 people who are actually destitute.
The Forrest City times., 1895-01-11
M E MPHIS FLORAL Cd
 39l MAIN ST MEHF|
A Good Attraction Co

Bob and Eva McGinlr, musical comedy coulnany E| at the Opera House toaa| saturday. Jan r, present. Joe. tue Newsboy .n with wi| California $ favorite Soab-| title role. The McGiuleys ai,| by an exceptionally strong of musical comedians; al from the euIogistie noted them by the Press. We apiH| amusement lovers will have tul and most eul ayahle eYe their advent
 The Burlington wkeyg' of the McGinley company. s| dom has an ajsalsnce beena| entertained than tbe one tb| at the Opera House last nl| the California MeGnl'eys most excellent company. 4 WAS bright aud sparkling, ger Eva Mckinley s eou| reminds Us 0f the lams| Rosa. and it is q singular that both are California gld very strong in boys parts aI a chic and abandon s1Ft di Tomboy deviltry, thai | Theatre goers Of the neyl gotten Lotta. Al eeltaiI displays considerable drag' but her size, voice, rngulshl mate spirit and desire | pronounce her d born come.
 Her many changes were cleverly done, yet she was. well dressed lady. The n' of the program was areyelj tally the violin solo ot Bog Tie songs and dances are pleasing many oper4tie delightfully."- rendered In it is one of the most enloI tainments that has been 2 Burlington for a long time Ginleys will always be ' our city whenever 1t IS tn to return. Burlington Oct. IS.
The Forrest City times., 1895-01-11
The International Exposition at At
 lanta.

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 The rapid growth of the Cotton States and international Exposition is mat ter ol wonder tO even its ambitions and ente'prisins promoters. The pro ltct IS already ten-fold larger than the original conception, audsone new features IS added almos. every week The secret of this growth seems to be that the Exposition came on at the right time. There is q general dlsposltlon of manufacturers to reach out Tor foreign trade the home market IS @lutted and existing plants kept run hihg would keep It oyersrocked The manufacturers meet in Cincinnati Ian uaty 22d to form national organization whose principal object is to work for Iofelgn trade. This meeting came out ot the Cottan States and Inferra. tioi'ai Exposition, whose objects arc iafge'y the same. The editor of Dixie in lhls atmosphere. made the sngoas- lion which the Cincinnati MantIf,c. torerS Association adopted in jnvii+og meeting of all the manufactnrars If the United States to form natIaaal organization. o''"'
The Forrest City times., 1895-01-11
Conventions

This seems to be the agas' tions. Everything seems toqsrl the infection-the butcheIim and the candlestick maKel,s ably much good will resu deliberations. The followrot of the conventions to be capital city during the prgtir
 On uary l5, the Unls crate Veterans will hold [ conclave, and reminiseeFc war will float in the air. oI
 On January Is, the Cot, e will meet and swap ideasar legislation for their separ?:s
 On January 19, the Cou ners will assemble, and dlso pertaining to education. \
 To each of these conye, earnestly requested tbS from all parts of the sI present.
The Forrest City times., 1895-01-11
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The following information of the death of an old familiar figure in this town will te received with regret:
 ST. LoUGS. Mo. Jan. ?. 1895. MR. BARD:-l send you by this mail a copy of the Age" containing photo of Sol Palmer, who used to sit on the old depot platform on north side at Forrest City and eat melons with Frank Stockton, old man Jno. Fitz. and myself. Old Sol was 74 years old at his death. Give my "73" to Mir kitz., old Jno. Nichols, Bob Prttus. sam Blaleck MT Ltndvoigt aud others. I'm dreadfuily cold and in a hurry. Please excuse bad copy.
 Your friend.
 VAN E. DYE.
The Forrest City times., 1895-01-11

OUR sister town, Wynne, following in the footsteps of Forrest City, has erected beautiful two story brick building, and will keep in the line of educational progress.
The Forrest City times., 1895-01-11

An exchange says: Some women proposes that a home be built for the fallen men, The sarcasm is not good, inasmuch, as fallen men are not made to feel that they are fallen. But should home be built it would need to be four miles square and one hundred stories high"
The Forrest City times., 1895-01-11

THE Brinkley Mirror turned up its toes to the daisies Monday. Want of patronage, is the verdict.
The Forrest City times., 1895-01-11

UNC' Isham J. Harris will be re- turned to the Senate from Tennesse.