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The Forrest City times., 1896-12-18
Saturday, December 49, 1895,

AT me 'front.' door OF the Court uouso I'm I,o.
rcs' Wy 81. Francis county, state or ArLa,,-
saS' n"twcen the legal hours for judicial s ~,
~ puolc cutlery, 10 the highe.t sn6 re-, ~,
drr, en- credit OF four months nrocsai ~ -,
Se,' tnc luInwlng real estate. to-wit "
, An undivided twO.thirds Interest in Ia, ~
,htce tol IN pirate survey No 9:,-I ccor.i
ing 10 Inc division OF the COVER of NJ
Jones ~ inc estate OF the Late Wm W, "
an undivided two-thirds interest in ia s'. ~
tiOnal east half of section aeveutea, tt t!p ilao
east inf OF section twenty (2Ol. Ylsn 49,, I'D
~ the southwest quarter OF seciinn ,, 'nrt
l-oI; also fractional northeast .,mas, ~.
northwest quarter Of section rwnpt, "a ~, .,,, AZ
also cast 81 river fractional wcst ht 80,
section twecuty-nino taN: also o., y.
river southeast part of southea.t w
&c. vi sectinn twenty-nine t2gI ali o.
toWHshlp siN tGl. north OF hase line a,a ~ ~
ianse lour " east OF the fifth PRINCIPAL m.rii
Inh hIso tue fractional northeast nuar,or ~,
SECTION SIX t6l IN township ronr a. ,inrth - ~,
~ ,e"kc 'out ~ east. all of said lands sit,,a,a
~ 'ne anu heing IN the County Of 81 Er.rIi'
~ l nc, ntate Arkansas, Also an inter"s, -
saiu " ~ Jones III part OF lots Nos ora ~ ~
49, ~ ~ nh1 three (Jl. in private suryey NJ ~
- acc0rdlhg 10 the division of the e.,S,a
.he late WIN. ~" Jones among his hsi"s ~
oo"nsnp SIX 20 north. and in RANG tonr -
the State OF Arkansas i""cis' III
l., Note WIN approved personal securitv win
pe required OF the purchaser. and a ue1 VII
U" vreialhcd Tor the purchase money WIN
80, "5tness s ny hand as such commissioner ,bts
D. n klLLoUGH, Com.
The Forrest City times., 1896-12-18
c. linty Chntraot a.

- atth, lee6. for Attending the Tnra u Dec.
~ MADISON and al the Cut-OF for t6a '' si' :
~, Inc contracts will be lei To the Ie; ssat
si,u uesi nlnIers. The successful bidder NJ Il,
~ iepulfeG'Hl give good bond and secl,ri,, " - -
'hs sur o! tTa hundred and nifty dollars ~
also, AT Tue same time. bids will he rtcai,..,
- ~ tiie care ahd maintainance OF the Pan5r,'I
OF the County for the year 1897. aupe{s
contracts can he seen AZ the (lcrl,,s or !
nus VIII DC deposited with the t'lefl ~'t Tel
ieht 70 reject any and all BIDS i ex pressi, ~.
served. .sf.NS9iS lt-
All bids must he sealed. "".tte ~
NV :. L. CoWAN. County Jusqe
The Forrest City times., 1896-12-18

The SeSboard A. e e, lilViees the
people of Arkansiu 1eAds 10 eat
their Christmas ~ Win me ora
folks ut home in Gla and the Caro-
iinas at half r;lrom all points.
anod for 10 DAYS :kets on sale Dec.
oOlh o1st Dol ! miss the Settlers
Convention an and r. Union of
Caroinians at 'neIh 1 mes. ~ y,
Dec 22d and 2'oi IN 0i u'atloi ana
tickets call orrest ticket agent, or
address j n. lei' tfa'. pass agent
Houston, Te'
The Forrest City times., 1896-12-18

A Chicago genius has just had
patented, an automatic fishing rod.
This great labor saving dovicc con-
ssts of a rod and holder cooked
on spring. 1t may be LETT on tho
shore alone after having been bait
Cd and cast into the water. When
the, fish seizcs the bait the tug it
gives the line opens the trigger
and the fish is jerkcd ashore, and
landed high and dry by the I'M
colling of the spring. The invcn-
ton, it is said and claimed, will
not possibly allow a fish to escape.
Ii takes away the laborious part
of fishing, and too, it takes away
ell chance of having the "largest
fish | ever saw get off my line"
For the latter reason alone we
doubt if this scheme will be q
seller.
The Forrest City times., 1896-12-18
=, ~ cure Liver IL easy 10
Hoods Pills take, easy to o.rate. CSC.
Cole ctor's ~ otto.

NOTICE HEREBY GIVE, THAT TIFF
~ undersigned Sheriff ard fS-ot,cio Col
lector If tho Reypusp of 81 FRcis county
Stute OF Arkan.as. will attrndi persun or by
deputy 81 the following tlmt.snd pnccs. fOt
The uurpose OF collecting fl,e,.at" aud county
revenue OF said cgunty rDthc year issC,
to-wit:
Blaekflsh Township, at fwofth's store.
Saturday. Jan . tSs.
LAnguiiic Township. at MSS Tin, Mon-
dav. lauuErS I. 1877.
Goodwin Township. st l. pt school House,
TUESDAY January ). 1897
Nhcatlev Township, = NheaiieI, Ark,
Wednesday. Iauuary q. Is.
Goodwin Township. Goodwin, Ark,
Thursday. January :. 10
Prairie Township. 1T aiestine, Ark. FRI
day. January =. ls.'7.
Grigcs Township. at idener. Ark. Satur-
day. January .. fSas
1elco Township, aIoit. Ark. Monday,
January II. 1s91
Teicu Township. caldwell. Ark, Tues
day, January -. lSlsr,
Franks Towuship BonsIr. Ark. Wednes-
day, January Il. 1897
Johnson TOwusi. ~ Horizons Store.
Thursday. January lSy,
Madison Towush at Madison. Ark, Fri
day. January Ii. Il
Madison Tow nel. AZ Fcfrcst City. from
january Ia ia An ~. 1897.
An persons are4 uested to bring their last
years tax receiI when they come To pay
taxes, that inist's may he avoided
". WILLIAMS,
sheriff ana Collector OF
81 Francis county.
The Forrest City times., 1896-12-18
ortyapee's Saie

n NtE ~ hereby gwen that the under.
IN ued. by virtue Of the power conferred
L hy ain mortgages. executed by G. G. tiray.
ford ). r: McCrary. To secure certain in.
u de mess therein mentioned, to l,ecker <
II. which mortgages are filed in the Re-
> cfrs ONCE of St. Francis county, a. shown
! ctge % Record Vol No. - nnd on. ia 70.
teh III snii office in Record 80 page t;j
one other - filed. a. shown, bv Record
:. page !. viii ON Janunrv the Bird lsg- il,
pr OF the store honse 0t Becker & Le,.is
the town OF Forrest CITY, Arkansas orrr
= u sen to the hishesi bidder NJ public our.
y Tor cssh IN hand. the following defcribcd
ersonai property, tO-wit:
nour onIes OF c"iton. one hay mare shout
our Years o.d one mouse c0lored horse mails
wears old. one black horse about eight v..n,s
iu, one >orrel bia1sd-faced horse seven yeors
o. one monss colored horse mule fiyt. vt.srs
~. one black hors" Mule six years old ono
ay morse mule twelve years Old, and sb0,,t
, bushels OF corn ' "o"it
Default having been made in the povr,er,
me debt secured by said lnnytyag.. -
pc oeht belng past due this Dccemher ,ha
9Th. 1876. "oc' 'ho
BECKER a Tvrts
The Forrest City times., 1896-12-18

The Tunica county board of
Supervisors have passed an order
prohibiting non-residcnts to hunt
IN that county under heavy penal
ties. Heretofore non-residonts
were permitted TO hunt if they
owned land in the county.-Clarks-
dale, Miss, Banner.
Something like the above or
der would sound mighty we'll for
this section Of the country.
The Forrest City times., 1896-12-18

euue 90 meet the expenses OF the
govcrnmoa. ana provide against
deficiency"
II is a measure 20 increase the
duties named in The present Wilson
tariff law fifteen per cent oil along
the line, cxceptin tho case of wool.
Wool is now free. Under the Ding
ley bin wool is 10 be projected by
. duty equal 10 sixty per cent Of
the duties prevailing under the old
Mckinley bill.
The Dingley bill passed the
House of Representatives Deem
Der &c, 1895. In the Senate it was
referred to the Finance Committee
and On the 4lh of February it was
reported back 10 the Senate with
all its revenue raising provisions
struck ont and changed in its pro
visions aud title to "an act for the
free and unlimited coinage of sill
YER" which killed it as revenue
measure. And now the republi-
cans want to take up and rass the
original bill, with the free silver
amendment stricken ont.
The Forrest City times., 1896-12-18

People should always patronizc
home industries aud home business
men, homo newspapers and every.
thing that has a tendency TO build
up each other. A town. cannot be
built by tearing down, it must be
done by each and every one assist
ing the other. Ii you havc any
printing to do it should be dono by
the home printer, because it per-
mits him 90 live and spend the
money again in the town. If you
send tho money away, it Is just so
much that Is taken out of circula-
ton rs far as the town is concern
ed. Patrorize your home paper
if you want any DO oming done, DO
cause they can boom better than
one from the outside who knows
nothing of the real facts behind
the to an. PatronlZe your home
merchant, grocer, furniture man
and all kinds of home manufacture.
because they all assist to build up
q town and eventually city If
spirit of good fellowship exists
among the citizens OF q town they
will pull together and each help
the other. Every dollar sent
away from town is so much to.
ward building up another town at
the expense ofyoar own. Rcmem-
Der this, and before letting some
foreign institution get your order,
ask yourself if you cannot get it
at home, and if SO buy it even
though it may COS, little more
Eek.
The Forrest City times., 1896-12-18

The state game warden OF Min
nesota confiscated 80 tons of venl-
son al st. Paul tho other day that
was being illegally shipped ont OF
The state, and the fines in the cases
viii amount to $4,000
The Forrest City times., 1896-12-18
ADMINISTRATORS Nor,co

~ Office is hereby given. thar tho u,.,o.
~ slsned VIII make application at the tr'.l1
$50 "n ,bc at9hstc Court; at:the Jsnuury fern
ioni, thereoi Tor an order To sell the lsnd ~ ~,
lunslng TO the estate OF j. $. KnoItnnS a 9e-
yemcc:, 1916 S'' -''h oaJ OF No.
S. a. KNoLToN.
ndnlr OF j. ). Knolton dac,1
The Forrest City times., 1896-12-18

!. e. United States postal depart
ment nas decided that a letter in q
black envelope, directed with
white ink, cannot be sent through
tho mails. 1t is claimed that it is
i shrewd way of dunning.
The Forrest City times., 1896-12-18

The Jones boro Sun complains
that Sam Jones and Electric Bill
wore too much for the Jonesboro-
ties in one week. They both took
away with them about the same
amount of shekels -Sl50 each
leaving nothing but regret in re-
return.
The Forrest City times., 1896-12-18
December 4. ~
Notice TO- ublicaIion-No SO4S.
l. office at Little Rock. Ark.

December f., lS95.
NyOTICEnereby given TINT the follow
~ ino-n,d settler has flied notice of his
inteution make final proof in support of
his claim. that said proof Will he made
before fhSunty Clerk of ST. Francis conn
~. NJ For. Iiiy, Ark on Jannary % l>g1
VIZ jan, IpNhsler. IL e. NO 1913, for
the Il !" - 81 see >, . n.r3e.
He Da' tne ioliowinx witnesses to prove
his cona3us residence upon and culiiva-
tion ofud land. viz b. +. Giles, J r.
Hughe ohn oip1. j. u. HUMPHREYS, all OF
Forresy. Arkansas
j. J. BEAVERS. Rrrister
The Forrest City times., 1896-12-18

= trcat preparations are IN pro-
as for the inauguration of presi-
dent elect Mckinley, March 4. 1897 I,
and no effort will be spared to
make the ceremonies the most I'M
posing ever seen in Washington
city.
The Forrest City times., 1896-12-18

Frank G. King & CT Franklin,
Ky, say that DR.. Bell'le- LAT non
ey has taken the lead ilsn liiat sec
ton. They write thai ives uhiVef-
sal satisfaction aud y inns report
by ordering more. PALE AZ "ebb's.
The Forrest City times., 1896-12-18

There is imported every yea
from Brazil 10000 tons Of rubber
of which one fourth goes into bicy
clos. New fields are being openG
up. The supply is said to be inc o
haustible. 10
The Forrest City times., 1896-12-18
A minister in Glasgow was ar

A minister in Glasgow was an
noycd by people talking and gig
Cling. He paused, looked at the
disturbcrs and said "Sometimc
since, as | was preaching, man
who sat before me was constantly
laughing and making uncouth
grimaces, | paused and administer
ed n severe rebuke. After the close
Of the service gentleman said to
me, :'Sir, you made a great mis-
take, that young man was an IDIOT
Since then l have always been
afraid to reprove those who mis-
behave themselves in church, lest
l should make mistake and re-
prove another idiot"
The Forrest City times., 1896-12-18

aWaterworks will reduce lnsu-
rlnce," says the Brinkley News.
1t has not worked that way in
Forrest City. where we have an
unsurpassed watorworks system.
The Forrest City times., 1896-12-18
Wanted,

Everyone who feels run down. tired
out, full of malaria, or any blood
trouble To call and get Il bottle OF
Browns Iron Tonic. the King Of all
TONES. j. Ii. Triton.
The Forrest City times., 1896-12-18

God has done much for Arkan-
sas. and when man does his part IT
Will be paradise on earth, truth
fully says the Sloan Springs Dem
oerat,
The Forrest City times., 1896-12-18
BECKER & LEWIS. Mortgages.
commissioners Sale of Roal es,,,,

NOTICE is hereby given, that Under a,J IL,
~ virtue OF certain decree rendered !, m,
Dross Onnnty Cirehit Court in Chancery M the
IN pcndlug, IN which BENJAMIN DIoek ana r
-. fItzpatrIck were plaintiffs and y II
sniith' as executor of the estate of " a.
s sn,n anu Wary Leo Rhodes were defend
IN tald cause appointed By said conn., ~, ''p'
The Forrest City times., 1896-12-18

The Brinkley News is waglns
var ON the town hogs. Better let
domestic matters alone.
The Forrest City times., 1896-12-18

For RENr-100 acres bottom land.
~ ~ per acre: two houses. two wells,
gnoe barn aud stables; q miles from
torrest City. II. Z. DooLEy.
The Forrest City times., 1896-12-18

The Cuban General Maeeo is
alive some more.
The Forrest City times., 1896-12-18

That old scarecrow, the Force
Bill, is being brought to tho front
IS Tho newspapers.
The Forrest City times., 1896-12-18

Congress is taking rest until
:,iicr the holidays.
The Forrest City times., 1896-12-18
To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money if il
falls TO cure. p cents.
The Forrest City times., 1896-12-18

- H.. - l 5s ~
People often wonder why their asrves srs
20 weak, uhylhey gr. tired Sc aa 81;
why thoy start At every slight but
sudden sound; Why they do not sleep
naturally; why they have frequent
headaches, indigestion and
FaipItation of the Heart.
The explanation is simple. 1t is found IN
that impure blood which is contin-
ually feeding the nerves upon refuse
instead of the elements OF strength and
vigor. in such condition opiate and
nerve compounds simply deaden and
do not cure. Hoods Sarssparilla feeds
the nerves pure, rich. red blood; gives
natural sleep, perfect digestion, sell
control, vigorous health, and Il t1e
true remedy for all nervous troubles.
The Forrest City times., 1896-12-18

s.aaAY Arrea>oos neoENa.m l,.i.e
The Atlanta constitution., 1896-06-08

eral sentiment IS averse to mixing men up
with the great issue. There IS plenty OF
time 10 talk about candidates, they all say.
Yet they are talking candidates
Bland Says He Could Be Elected.
Bland. OF Missouri. telegraphs New
York paper today in reply to the query.
would you accept the democratic nomi-
nation on a free coinage 10 10 platform?
yes. and be elected. too
Ex-Governor Roies. Of Iowa, teiegrapns
saws he is 4 candidate for the same.
Nobody here is for Bland. Everybody
recognizes that Bland i not competent.
but Boies is very strong amons democrats.
He i known 70 be a man OF great aolitE
aue respected auc honoret by men OF all
there is no more able or upright man IN
Iowa adding that the only thing ne can
criticise is his politics.
IN the senate today everybody was talk
tnE about Stevenson.
II can understand his long silence, sad
Senator Pssco. If he states his position
erunhatically now he Will become a very
strong candidate. L appears that he and
Bciss are the Two most prominent men
mentioned up % date. Both are very
Tae p~ssider, and his followers have
given r,o the nEhr. Secretary Hoke Smith
teff so-,,a II his friends today thar Gvor-
cia would 40 To- free coinage. DuL sad
he "tre gold sentiment = growing down
there and TWO Years hence you VIII SEE a
great change" T. y" b
ftrie aurucrt caused bv inactio0 q the
is,-,- v-se Carte-'s Little Liver Pills. The
result viii De Il pleasant surprise. They
give positive RELIEF.
The Atlanta constitution., 1896-06-08
TALMAGE'S SERMON.
He Points Out the Consolation Religion
Brings TO All.
POINTS OF THE COMPASS
Has a Great Deal To Do with the
Morals of the People-The East
Wind Mentioned.

Z and specially 20 such IS are III ~eeP -
{ fortune or suffering from bereavement. re
chose as his text Exodus y. l3: And the
+ Lord brought an east wind upon the iaai
al that day and all thai night
The reference here IS not 70 cyctoi.S
buc 20 the long-coutiuued blowing OF me
wind from ar u.heal-htul quarter. 4"7
north wind Is bractu-. the south WIND :
+ relsx.nr. but the east wind .s irritating
ana fuu OF threat. Eighteen times does
the Bible s0eak against the east WIN
4 Moses describes the thin ears blasted oE
+ the east wind The psaulis- describes tl.7
I breaking OF The ships CT Tarshish by the
east wind. The locGSts that plaSuei Es.F-
were borne in on the east wind. The Gourd
+ thar sheltered Jonah was shattered oy ta2
east wind and in all the 600 summers
autunas. winters. springs, ot the wott-
I existence. the worst wind that ever p-e"
is tho east wind. Now. II God would cn-y
give US a climate % perpetual nor'-westeT,
how genial and kind ard placid ar- u
Gus-ri0us Christians we would all be- But
il takes almighty grace 20 be VIVA, We
7 ought 20 be under the east WIND ~---el
the chilling and wet wing q the eas'
wind the most of the worlds F--.aiaiss'
frauds. Ou-rases. suicides ana ilgF.e.s
have been harehei out tn--k r leA
sa1uld keep meteorological history oL IAe
+ days ot lAe year. and plr riSl- 3-S.-@ =
the criminal record OF the country you
would ind thar these We're the oss- days
s0- public morals vGich were under ne
north or wes- wind. and tGat those w-re
Che worst days lor public m3-A-S Ni-e1
the compass have more 20 20 W--A --.e
world Uora-s and the sh-cch t-r1t .--...-
bald Alexander. eminent for learning ana
tcr cc-Sa Grafton. when G-.-rc cE lae e-
h.s stufe-ts III Princeton whether la a5-
ways h1t taa assurance 1- -.--tr. res'--- n
.Nrs. e2. ac- when -h- wind blows from tre
wr-u tho wirl WAS t-ou -Ns sasr. ,rate
t.'
The Atlanta constitution., 1896-06-08

evs- a ..,i-ts.sr.t - 4 president.
-..,.,- -,s-a voted
>, sass -tc h.v Over tha veto Ta-e has
no. 1 river or uavt-arle stream ~ his
,--,,
Ne % nan ~ we .s we yS'ss -o sx5es.ed 5.,,si
f. -ea I5sv
--,,..s -..s rf,a- ara Nert5r bin VIII be
ce--- d -sw
How the Member Voted
--t. <,-,,,..-.-- ...-.,,. rats voted 10 pass the
t. .-,.. ~. -7-s.,.,.--,-.s ,..-,.
it.-.--,.f .-rr s,.ck C1tcrtrgs. clark
-, .,,er. - ,r,-or.5s5. co5ner
.-->.s. .-..ts..-s--. ,.u.,lrltuEs benny.
r1.-.--.r- --.te- l-fsr.- Fttr-.raLE Kendall.
r>.-- rat,r~a- Lester. Li,-.e. EcCutIoen
,f-,tf.r. sLcf.a.. 1saye-. Money. C--cn.
Oa,as E-.... H.oe.-sssr. S0a-S.rar. ssrai..
J15sria., ,ea5. Washington. Waaa'us. wilson
'7. .'--.,.,- - ya.s Uas made up ot the
r.r-.. -lts-Aten l1ftss.ss -uo Bartlett.
Eel i.4-S. C..--4y, 1ocerr... -'e-A.sl--.l
L'ocAcrt t.-t-.ti., Et-4t t-Al7s. ~s.', 4-,-- r
s- .t+E.' t-t-.... +. =. ---' 2 - -
r4-l-5- S4vr~- SaaN. Sory.
S.s-ir-s. Su.z.- Tate tucker. Turner.
~ -r-I Na--1
H.p-- --A =. y 5aa.. = '.-s' Sol.. -
49, rf.5-
t..-..--- ,, .--.. Lor1. Nc
C... ,-a-r--s.ef Mcclure. tt-Evlr. Pear
- r--t.- @.-.et. A-- ".-.' s-t~.
N~s-S' -'.' = Oe''
,- - az N.-.h Carolina. was the
c-t- r.r-..f.-- vae H.tsf +r~ tre h.l.
Ove- the Veto II Went
v--.-,...... -..-. .s.s..e- s-----a sa--
~ ,-.-- ~. .-..-. ava .--a- --st. ans
,s.- 80 ...-..- :, ~, -,,s..i .Fs r.vs-
The Atlanta constitution., 1896-06-08

senate. ArL TIE PRESIDENT. NlQ AA4 AA+1FFA-
| edge cf the facc through The Constitution.
I realized that lie could not give the office
I = sold man.
{ The action OF tAe senate in rejecting the
nomination of Tovce as collector OF IL
Ier-a. revenue n Virginia yesterday, con-
WINGED him that tie senate would turn
down any nomination hut NanciYers : and
{ iz consequence he seat the name of Mad
3 Cox and Bac3n's man 70 the senate to
day.
Ii means also that ;he presiien; has
abandoned the contest in Georgia. He
realizes that further fighting for a gold
delegation from Georgia IS useless. and
Le rather suggested. after the Kentucky
result. that NJ Eoka Smith had better
F g-ve % Up ana cou-e back here 20 his Official
duties
senator Bacon VIII enGeavor 70 have
Nar1lytr co-trulai -or1crr'w.
Morton Was Surprised.
Ss--a-a-v s. Agriculture Morton has
T beer r-lvel.nr -hrnu-h tha ve~y Tor HNe
weeks f.--t-.-f-E - cait sentiment watch
hat l-1r planted oar There by Mr. Cleve-
is-l's 1ir-liutst-at.3n- lie wenI olt %
survey tle vorz - The Indian agents ana
1-re- arrc.r-ees - tle interior depart
,-c-t H- has Just returned fun of Taat
ra saw ana learned lie tt Cot ura
uEl- 10 expected. hGt Morton is = Soc1-
il-u-s1 s1-i ard be accepted wAat ae
sa-rE wttr -rc1 grace ARD tells his or.c-
tN Ea4 y f 4~fe tA+-A4-
re,l rl- aaove de-c -racy. but Re s
honest enough - express himself just as
ae feels
--he silver sentiment is universal all
cv1- -Ee wcs- continued the secretary.
''l-t 60 IS growing - many t---,uic-s
rr.-S 2 is -o~E % w'1 -hat tacy are
----r -r t-at vay- I-e-e - 70 hope q
e..---- -..- -a-l ---,s anywhere i- 10
u-. 1-I --e- -ere in san Era~-ls-1.
-ry ravs more ta-u q hundred
~ solo co-. .- tae fau.-s - tea-
w1e-- 4snest.s are r--- i1 sod ~
cc---1--. ana where s----ll-.-s
rl-. --rer hee1 5000 c-o--n fc- taerl.
tra -ecr-a are l-E.r< f-- silver. C4---
t.--l -r- ~.far-rr- l-i-.-- country.
i- ts -1'l-r-rdsetr- cc-;rtry. ara * is
.2.-a.-i.-.-y taar -ea people ot that state
s-- r---- silver money g. sold. Blt
TAey Al Give L Up.
cleaa5 i r r-s-zy &, rase. Re Is
c-
s s.ve- s-a-ks save co--r-, q re
r---y. ana traE a-s cr -re s-~l--t rea-
q r-- r--r l- --~ 80
r-l 30 a- t-a --T He prefers ;ae
ere.-l- ~ l.E.--.- 90 - t-.a co,rA-e
democrat -a3 Wu i- is believed here.
Dsvoid q Gratitude.
ths-e i 4 ra- 4 ia Nr Gee
w.- rs SO -te cr----.-.
r-s --t- s. cu w -e a0- .nia1
Genes Eat ce G----.a Ei-e-s' 'rUrs,
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eraI sentiment IS averse TO mixing men up
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-03-22

CLUB NOTES.
The New Jersey State League had a most sue
cessful meeting In the theatre of the Jersey City
Club. The chief interest centred In the matches
by the North End Club Of Newark, the holders
Ten teams Of four men each were, entered from
Howell system. The Arst round weeded out ali
hut the North End, the Park, the Ridgewood,
and The New Jersey Athle,iei In Ihe second
survived. In tho finals the Park Club won by
five tricks. The winners took the cup away
ago, and held II against all Corners for six sue
cessive matches. They have a very good record
iltuns OF Philadelphia for the A: W: L, trophy
March %, 1895, and a week later held II against
the Th rh PAX GIus W tied t& Siq Elizabeth ches, aud
Whist Club In points In the progressive match
for fours, but lost 4 on the trick score.
new quarters a. Wilson's, on Pierrepont street,
which are certainly about the most comfortable
The first compass match, in the new rooms was
played last Monday evening. Barrow and bailey
anal R.sS sH .S ,o + s snS u ! 9 f9 p i; 10 rPH lSi ind TaiSSTSGi
scores TO date are; Taylor, O3; Baker, 90; Jo-
sephson, SO; Henius, Rowe, and Stephenson,
brooklyn sent Baker, White, Josephson, and
WeeIns 70 staten lsland 10 get revenge for the
defeat Of three weeks ago. but the staten Island
team, Faber, Rich, Jansen, and O'Bryan, won
the match with a score II IL to 4.
H Ihs third ND %H Iihco I'M" ci season os SseT n the q
side, took place at the Lincoln Club On the 18th,
the home club winning by twenty-nine tricks.
This makes the entire series OF six games a tic.
The result was a surprise 10 the Hamiltons.
In Philadelphia Mrs. HastinRs's team has
successfully defended the Andrews's trophies
against all challengers. defeating the teams OF
Mrs. Andrews. Mrs. ColahAn. Mrs. NewbOld.
Mrs. Petit. and Mrs. Wledersheim. There are
still two more challenges To be disposed OF be-
fore the conclusion Of the tournament.
The Chicago players met IN the drill hall Of
against the whole State OF Illinois. il was sup
posed that ths state would send at least a hun;
part of the State OF Illinois that Is left after
deductinR Chicago was overlooked, Only sixty
state teams were the roll call. while
Chicago had teams enough on hand 10 play
AGAINST several hundred. The match was
The city and State was maintained In the score,
Chicago WinninG BY 3b2 tricks 70 ia.