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W<ANIED-ASentS-1 N<A1lCNAl4 ACCIDENT
SOCIETY, of New York city, is looking around
fer a first-class. yard wide and all wool general
sgent for this territory; the who fill
lhe bill and prove 1t can secure first-class
tract on a permanent commission basis by ad-
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The Forrest City times., 1898-03-18

n9l pros eD.eFed
safe - Dock GUytOn: disturbing
p-ac-, sp9-zl from J. p court: jung
mens q loser eouEf affirmed
sac vsJ X p C8srk; disturbing
ttr pezce. forTei,ure and alias warrant:
jury trial verdict guilty. 6ne a.
State r. " r Horton. grand izrce-
ny: jury trial yerdicE not guilty
State ~ Morgan Wilkinson: selling
nortgsgsd property: moi pros entered
State - Bill G0ssett; grand larceny.
iarF trlsl: trial IN course
STATE rs Wm- Humphreys; selling
whisky; forfeiture and alias bench war-
rant. forfeiture SCI aside upon payment
Of cosf, tao cases
STATE - j T. Crews. selling mart-
gage property. moi pres entered
STATE - Reaben Davis; pistol; mol
pros entered
Sale - Dorsey Hasgins: carrying
pistol. nol pros entered
Safe - John Trie-: disturbing the
peace, plea Of guilty; lined s. and costs
The Forrest City times., 1898-03-18

Deputy Surveyor Dewitt Davis. NJ
y. Gaines and Z l. Eadakin went to
Blacklist lake Monday Ia survey the
sw Of % After blazing the lines, the
party spent couple of hours on the
lake with roo and line with good sue.
cess. MessTs. Games. White and Vad.
akin caught p of the speckled Deauties
ia that tine. Considerable land is be-
ing cleared. timber deadened and
slaves made in that section. and the
prospects look bright for its future
The Forrest City times., 1898-03-18

Little RNck, ARK. March /. Iss<.
To Is hgu IL Nav f,nresvr.

Little R'sck, ARK. March / Isg<.
To Whom II May Concern.
A number ~ cases have RECENTLY
D-en brought 70 the attention 81 this
once ~her- parties settling upon gov
eminent land without legally APPLYING
I" enter the same have been deprived
of the land By later cBmsrs who legally
entered the land and maid the required
Tres aud commissions TIE Illegal SET
tiers have by this means lost all the
time spent in clearing and improving
tfe tracts and all the improvements
made upon the land
Warning Is therefore hereby given
That settlement upon government land
eonfeTs no rights whatever upon the
settler unless fe apply for same al the
proper land oftlce or through his county
clerk aud pay the legal fee aud com
missions Settlers now living illegally
UPON g0yerument land ars advised To
make application AZ once for the tracts
- otherwise they will Certainly lose
Them IN the course of time The gov
eminent Will protect the rights of legal
ehtrymen ;agains; all priur or subse-
quent settlers.
WN. G. WHIPPLE. Register.
J T. BUSH. Receiver
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Report Of Commissioners of Accounts

To fhe Honorable clreuii Court Of 81.
FFancss CO1nsy Term. Is9s
Hon. h y Hsftcn. Presiding
The undersigned. by your donor APP
pointed a. commissioners OF accounts beg
s-ave to present Tie following a. their re-
port 10 the present term:
We Hsei al The Office Of tie Clerk OF the
County eo9rt on The day designated by
Ias, and Proceeded to make the exani-
nation Of .h= matters and things required
of y. and Ne ind that The >oansy's affair.
have b7-n economically administered
during the past tEe3ve months. and that
the expenditures are kept within the
revenue
We ind. however, that some Of the con-
stables Of the county are remIss in making
their settlements with th- County court.
and that the following balances appear
against The eonstzbles named below.
The Forrest City times., 1898-03-18

The s11egxrned all sS1r-ss r.
E-0g1- q tks- FIrx- g16Sessi esr~-ft :.
III f9ss0s-isx tiznas and Essc-s
FoFress CITY T1-sssg. Marc. II. Al
-. p Il
Hayes. Wednesday. I'd. 81 80.
pm
Cot. THURSDAY. 24sh. a. 80. n
Sb-stAey. saturday. 7ssh. al :. = e
C1t.on Pant. NOn3<y. zssE.. a. "a.
> II
Ho~esl- TUESDAY. 27is. al -. 2. "a
D-sieE, THURSDAY, SIS Al D q.
1eCToss- THURSDAY. slsx- at 80 D. Il.
Bzrt@s twfsssr's se4sool sssas-1 Pr
day. April II. at 80
Pumpkin Bend FeIkeT'.l sztarssr
April Il. 81 p In
H. T. ROLLS N.
j. p RDBggTs.
T. y MAcUx.
Candidates for Pra@ec-Isssg- .Atforr.y
The Forrest City times., 1898-03-18
Meeting of County Committee Of
Peoples Party.

The members of tie County Commit
tee Of the Peoples Party Of St Francis
County are called 10 meet at NY once.
in the town Of Forres, CITY. at O'Clock
pm. on Saturday. March -. lses.
y. b. FIzER. Chairman.
March l.. lsss.
The Forrest City times., 1898-03-18

We also find that @ P. Lane. as special
constable. has paid into the treasury IS. 90
for fine collected from ). Jordan: tina,
John H. Rodgers, as special constable. has
paid into The treasury IS 90 for fine col
ieeted from Julia Rowe, and that Gus
Pryor, a special constable, has paid into
the treasury IS 90. as fine collected from
James Hodges. Bot an examination of
the transcripts of the magistrates of the
fSE Twelve la0nlhs past. fails 10
snow By what magistrate these parties
were fined
We End that more or less confusion pre.
The Forrest City times., 1898-03-18
For Sale.

Prolific Artich0kes, viii make 100
b9sh-ls Drr acre Delivered ia Forrest
City Al ~ cents pr bushei
Address. T Il. Caldwell, Caldwell.
Ark
The Forrest City times., 1898-03-18

March l.. ISIS.
The Forrest City times., 1898-03-18
Chamberlain Cough Remedy.


THIS r-1s-fy j. sBi-Bd-9 -sp-ezslly fuw
essaEfs.. eolds. eroap. xfooplrsg cfrsxs, spss
iHn3-fzz- X has b@Go1e fsraoes tor i.
sar-s u fk-se diseases. over gxrz@ u.srr
- tic civilized world. The rBoxs 7srssrizy
testimonials have bern received. xfy4ag
accounts u tts GOOD g0rks, of tie agra
sxiilx and Persistent coughs u has esr-ss.
% srsefc colds that have yielded prolnusls
- iis soothing effects. and Of u. aang-r-
Yss attacks gf er02p u has cured. often
.zying the life % tss- child Tfs- ~r.-s.-
I've CO. u u for wbo0yiEz eo4xh a.
sao@h tfsi t foos that disease Of ali 6sEI-
Srr0a- consequence II = ~~c,-eszIgr
pfiZ-e ~ Ea0tters f0x their children. 4. Il
fs-s-r faasa 10 ees-cf sEesdy cur. ara t.--
cause they have found that there !. not
ne least danger ID giving IL. even 80
b4bse>. a. u contains nothing lriayios,.
Sod By ali druggists
The Forrest City times., 1898-03-18

walls BY reason o. The fscs that TIE sheriff.
6eyuti-s act IN the ezpseify q aoas,sss
IN several townships. and ina. fines ed.
ieesed 81 th-se d@puti@s are sometime.
charged 30 the constable
We End upon examination u the wn.
o-ss claim docket. that in CRIMINAL css-.
often a great zrrag Of witnesses ale sun-
u80n-d By TIRE defendant and kept fog d.xs
u attendance gp.on court. ana upon trial
oaly ODe Or tau are used. thus piling IN
eossts which arc unnecessary. and whleh
IN the end the county has 10 pay. There
should be a remedy for this evil.
We scknoxiedxe courtesies from ali the
county 01ciaI- with whom cur duties
brought as in contact
Respectfully submitted.
I. q. FrTzPATRIcK.
Chairman.
T. j. DAVIS.
The Forrest City times., 1898-03-18
CIRCUIT COURT.

CSErzst cgur- cgnvene5 M0ndsF Iisz-
t~lnx tie regular first szF 4 - HsreA
isrn. Ju1z- Z v Hgi-na pEes-as and
PRESSING ard Prosecuting AsEo-n-y
john 7. Hex A. hls prs
>grDe ogrss3-rz5se business h4s o--r
DISPATCHED. ia- us0s. important h,-ius
EA- case q tAse STATE ~ ". I. HaEron
for xrzDd LARCENY. IL b-ing acquitted
ard that zgzinsz 2 II. CseE fl
Esznslzaxsst-r b-sng mol pxosed
TIE foiloKInz i complete cry Q.
III judges Do-es ID 70 noon yesterday
LAw DoCEET
Il . Leg1s- &9Ur.. IS ; IL Mann.
4dnT-- zpf-@E<se~ q s6ninssssx. ea-
tered and continued FIR want o. ser.
sie- ca h-lFs-
L v Brown. zdrnr - " : Brook.
-consinu-d foT giant u service
T W. YeEz-ey - N0aroe Matthews
jury trial. verdsc- fer 2sas1tiH in tie
.aD II $50
.-sa-g Bell rs D. n D1rden. 81 81
foreibs- entry and ceixin-r- Death Of
drfsndahI suggested and 10. denied.
revived IN nzuD- Of Laura L Dara-n.
zdnx-. and continued
Eva z GIbhs Va Mora JET. eouttu-
so1 b, o0ns-ut-
81 l.. " Il 81 Ry. ~ Wallace
PurifoY. rj-csment. answer u defend
ant fled.
same vs.. z C. Col- ard Nina GRAY.
rsrctneut. answer Il c-t- 1zns aled
Same vs. School DistEae. NJ. :. Ejecs-
-n-rt. answer aud one exception ale1
Same - C. Fl. Haven and Ha-vey
DIllard, ej@ctu-nt-2nsE-r o. defendant
nled.
Geo Arnold Grocery Co. rs L p.
f-atherst0n. defendant. " l. Par
BAN and Bank Of Eastern Arkansas.
guarnisbees- Answer Of gazrnishee-
L Bonner IS L, r Fe4tbsrsom. de-
feDdant- W. l.. P4riizrn. gusrnl.hee.
Answer Of gusfnisbee fled.
Mary Lee Rhodes vs.. Lucy Coving-
tOai-exc-pti0n Ia documentary eyi-
dence filrd-
State IS j. A. Galten. Ct al. for.
friI-d bail bond, continued Three
c4s-s.
John II David. 81 a., vs. julia
Walker. II al. Lym1s Walker-rj-ct-
ment- Answer II defendant and *
ception to documentary evidence.
8 ; L Baldwin. Ct ais, vs. Charles
Stokes. rrpIsyin. Answer Of defend
ant sled
same IS. James stO1dard, r-pleyin.
judgment for want of answer.
A. III Nash IS sam and Rena Colts:
materials furnished lien. Exhibit 10
complaint fled; judgment for want of
answer.
W ii. Mcdaniel. adm'r. vs. l. A.
Rolfe. Ct al. note; answered. Rolfe and
Peitus Bros Il Baford; filed: separate
answer Of w. e. Ferguson died
SIN BlalOck VS. Pike Litie!I: eject
ment: answer Of defendant fled
I'd Berry Us Lucy Coyingtou: excep-
ton 10 documentary evidence filed: ex.
ception TO complaint Eled.
CRIMINAL DOCKET.
state vs.. D. W. Lowrie; grand LARGE
ny: mol pros entered.
State VS. Fred Mcdonald Indicted a
Richard AeDaniell; failing 10 work
load; mol pros entered.
State IS z FL CheX. nspSfsnyf,
The Forrest City times., 1898-03-18
Have Your Photos Made Now.

caoinet-AristO Finish. .. s.. 80
NantIlio-AristO Finish II
Cabinet-Piat;num Finish, 80
MantilIo-P Platinum Finish IN
DEWITT DAVIS.
Gallery opposite knights Grocery.
The Forrest City times., 1898-03-18

merely an experiment. Impatient
tn son orpaof ,aerlfz
The Forrest City times., 1898-03-18

niet; every night leaves
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prosperity and happiness of our people;
and we are doing this without violating
any of the sacred precepts of the fathers,
whose advice against entangling alliances
and interference with other peoples bust
ness is embalmed in our institutions To
do all this we must build more ships, and
have a greater navy, and have better
preparation in our military establishment.
The enduring opinion against the main
tenance of large standing army in time
of peace should not prevent us from being
able to instantly equip an army when it is
needed
do you look for an immediate sub
stantial increase of the navy?
Yes. Congress should provide at the
present session for the building of 10 more
armored cruisers, but adjournment is too
close at hand to expect action before next
winter. Then [ think the cruisers will be
ordered. We have entered upon broad
ening policy, and must keep up with It,
We have gone into our war without being
ready for it, and must be ready for any
trou BILE that may arise in the future.
Those army influences which resisted the
demand that our soldiers should be thrown
against the enemy without sufficient arms,
ammunition, clothing, &c, and without
drill or experience, are to be commended.
On another occasion, under the light of
present experience, it should not take so
long to dispose of an enemy no more for
midable than Spain.
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Sunday Grains.

On Sunday trains will leave Hiilcn Statunat&5v
Il. m and 2.35 p. m, Westminster HIP a. H. AZ T.
m arriving at Union Bridge at HIS Il. H. and 80
p III. Leave Bruceville G.45a. H. and Union Bridge
at Csc a. m. and 3.5S p. NJ, Westminster 1S2 a. H.
ana L. IS p. m, arriving mt Hillcn Station at goa
M and COS p III.
Frederick Division Pennsylvania K. K. DAILY cX
cept Sunday. )-Trains for Frederic; leave Bruce.
vile at SIS, 49, and 1910 Il. IN. and j3S and Ga
p. m. Trains for Tancytowu, LittCstOwn and
Columbia leave BruCeville ut 9.i7 N. and %b
p. III.
Through trains for Hanover and Gettysburg and
points on Baltimore and Harrisburg Division leave
Baltimore, daily, except Sunday, n - a. m and
3.32 p. M. Through cars for Gettysburg ana inter
mediate points leave Baltimore also daily, eXcep'
Sunday, at 1917 il. III.
Passengers for and from Cherr.' Run Williams,
port, p. V. and intermediate points, from and iOT
stations east of llagerStOWn, change at lagerslO~h
Emmitsburg Il. 4. Trains East will leave En-
mitsburg daily except Sundays at 10 and low Il
III. and 30 and $50 p. H. arriving at Rocky Ridge
at 7.40 and 1890 Il. m. and 80 and 30 p H.
Trains west will leave Rocky Ridge daily, except
Sundays, at S26 and 1910 Il. and 81 and hSd p
M, arriving at EmmtSburg $50 and lilo a. H. ana
400 and 700 p. IN.
Orders for baggage calls can be left at IlcRel
Office, No. Ill East Baltimore street, Baltimore
J. NJ. HOOD. General Manager
Jul2 B. H. GRISWOLD Gen'l. Passenger Agent
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DRIVATE SALE OR EXCHANGE
A GAR LOAD OF
FINE OHIO HORSES,
IN LITTLESTOwN, PA,

ON TUESDAY, JUNE Dist. 1898,
will receive at my sale and exchange stables,
in Littlestown, Pa, car load of extra fine
Ohio Horses and Mares, weighing from 1000 to
1900 pounds. This lot contains pairs, sad
oilers, drivers and working horses. This load
was carefully selected and is well bred. Buyers
should not tail to come and see this lot of
horses. This is the best car load of horses
that have ever had at my stables. This load
alsC contains seven good family broke horses
which any lady can drive, two of them able
to step mile in $50 or better.
iune18-y H. A. SPALDlNG.
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LUMBER,

all kinds Mill Work Diamond Wall CEMENT
asteng AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. Vulcan Chilled PLOWS,
Pows sold on
field The only POw made
ground Sole Carroll for the cee
SCHUYLER WAGONS the best farm Wagon the
BINDERS MOWERS, RAKES, BINDER
DEERING IDEAL BINDER the ighte running and
Binder the market today The machine equipped with ball
ball and roller axle shaft
Deerg platform Deens Binder attachment
all which the
andehc in world before
andOw WAGONS OnehoSe WAGONS.
andWo ARROWS iooer PLANTERS HAY FORKS
Hay TEDDERS Field ROLLERS Riding and Walking Gull
TIVATORS Single Double and Triple Shovel PIOWS Agents for Prick Co.
THRASIIERS WIND STACKES, SAW MILLS. Satisfaction
Ion everyat eald. Telephone Call No
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EsEIsR Maintain.

Leave HagCrStOWn CTS. Potomac ave Gl7 Blue
Mountain Gl5. Bucna Vista Spring rs Blue Ridge
Summit 7.22, Thurmont 80 diminishing III
Rocky Ridge IL, Frederick 20 Bruceyle -.
Union Bridge S.Gl, New Windsor Sl1, Westminster
S.2l, Glyndon So, OwingS' AIl9Ou SudbrOok Gus.
WalbrOok OH. Fulton 10. Penn. ave. 92l, Union
926, Hillen 9.$l a. IN. Returning leave Hillen at
3.22, Union 3.27, Penn. ave $50 Fulton &.Sl Wal
brook $50 Westminster i.2j New Windsor lN
Union Bridge Al, Bruccvilc i.53. Frederick Glj.
Thurmont 5.12, Blue Ridge Summit 80, Buem
Vista Spring 5.I2 Blue Mountain 5.5g, Potomac ave
Il. Il, lIagcrStOWn II u. m
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TO JUSTICES OF THE
IN PEACE AND OTHERS.

Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court
for Carroll county, June 30, 1898. !
THE LAWS passed by the General AS
semby of the State of Maryland. January
Session, 1898, have been received at this
Office and are ready for delivery to Justices of
the Peace and all other persons entitled to
receive the same, in person or to their order
in writing.
JAS. H. BILLINGSLEA.
july2-3t Clerk.
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}1y STEPHAN BROTHERS.
NLEAN SWEEP
Suit, Overcoat and
Pants Department

We have some splendid things to show you;
and will so them at half price, and, if desir-
ed, will make up to order in frst-class style,
fit guaranteed or no sale. A dollar saved is
a dollar made. Call and examine our stock
and we are confident we can save you money
and please you, at the old stand, No. 81 West
Main street, Westminster, Md.
ian29-tt A. NJ. ANDERS.
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Steamers from South Street Pier:

Pocomoke River Line-5 p. m. every Tuesday
and Friday for Criseld Tangier Island Onane1G3fn
and landings to Pocomoke City and snow MOE Non
Returning, leave Snow Hill at a. m, ever! uJ N
Messongo River Lines p. m, Mo ncIty Fin Fin
Thursday for Fords Coulbourns Crlsl I9ni,ongo
neys, Onancock, Hunting Greek ana MuS'T Leave
Hunting and Messongo Rivers. Returning, ,riay
Messongo at u. m, Wednesday ana sa'uiNN'
arriving at Baltimore a. m. Wednesday
Occohannock River Lines p. M, NeSSnndna
and Sunday for CrisfeId, Pungoteague, n"I Rnes
and Occohannock Rivers. Returning, lea,e Iii
$50 a. M, Tuesday and Friday; arriving a' -
more a. m. ,or
WILLIAM Aao4N0o->' '' baltimore, Md.
T. MURDOCH, General Passenger Agen.It Nd
july9 Ill L. Baltimore ST., Baltimore -