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cnIOMON RACHMAN.

Neuhurvport Mass Oct. 2.-Solomon Bachnan.
a velI.knoyn New-York business man and manu-
facturer died at his summer home yesterday from
apoplexv aged seventy-three years. He was born
IN germany and came 10 this country early In NE
and built up lucrative business nanutacturins
shau,ls He had mills in New-York and Dracut
Mass He leaves widow and one daughter Mrs
NJ 8 Bernheinner. of New-York
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THE LOSSES OF TIE AMERI'

T, - innossble 70 give any accurate nguIe5, Cd
AZ. ~ IL ~ the Spaniards Deserters reporten
that the day after the first attack carts b sree,s Of
Woiate coming from the trenches Inc ahirtv
papers Of TIE same day gave the nan hn 81 on
Len wounded and brought 10 the hosPl,taIs' ~
H. is,b we found FIVE dead In the trencnes; nI
man we're removed is not known i ne M1nIsd
ners gave the names OF forty-three wouhueu
brousht 10 the hos pitfalls. It is probably saie "a
-, .he, their lo es from August TO Angus, 20
nay '" "a, least forty killed and one hundred
wounded. - .ho
rho e0ec,iv. strength OF the brigade on the
afternoon Of August IL was as follows:
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DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For England increasing cioudness. probably
showers Monday night: fresh to brisk eastery winds
For Eastern NewYork Increasing cioudiness showers
Mondnv afternoon: fresh TO brisk eas,erly winds.
FIR Eastern Pennsylvania New-Jersey and Delaware
showers; high eastery winds.
For District II Columbia Maryland and Virginia rain:
For West Virginia Western New-York Western Penn
.yvanIa and Ohio. rain: high southeasterly winds
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In This diagram continuous white line shows NC
IN nr,,sure Indicated by The 1ribunes self
,ecnrnr barometer The d1ted line shows the tenpea-
ture as recorded al Perry's Pharmacy
Tribune once oct 5. a. m.-The weather yesterday
VS.. fair and warmer The temperature ranged between
60 and Is degrees. the average Oo1 oelns = degree
hsher than that Of Saturday and IN hghe' hah inA'
OF The corresponding day % last ear: -. .-. a.,
The weather to-day Will be Cloudy Win showers IN
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SUOT HIS HALF WTTTED BROTHER.

..,,.rd Penn Oct while Michael Thompson
q ha,fvitted young man. was chasing bis mother
abou. the diningroom at his home, in Mahanoy
Plane this afternoon his brother Ihomns se,7 s
Tbe stsair caused considerable excitement. THOMAS
has surrendered TO the authorities
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The manner I'm which the troops performed their
duties. whether hghting. working In the trenches
or sitting still under fire with strict orders not 10
return IT, IL worthy OF the very highest praise
The resistance encountered on the 18TH was muSn
less than anticipated and planned for put mad me
resstance been greater the result would nave peen
the same only the loss would have been greateI'
Fortunately the great result OF capturing ms cru,
The seat or Spanish power In the East Tor more
,han three hundred years. Nas accomplishing WIN
loss of life comparatively insignificant or Inc
assisfance contributed to bring about this result
bv ihe United States Navy the one hand and the
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HORATIO y. MAY.

Chicago Oct "A cable message received here
yesterday announced the death In Germany OF
Horatio n. May, ex-City Controller OF Chicago and
one of the best-known business men in the West
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M1NTHoRNE ToMPKINs BRUNpAGE.

The death reported yesterday Of Minthorne
Tompkns Brundage. broker. at his home in the
Hotel Majestic. Mr. Brundage son Of the
late James II. and Mary A. Brundase. He
member Of the Military Club and Of Lafayette Post
G. A. r.
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pAsH-BABCoCK--On THURSDAY. September 20 lses at
DSGbris, Church Riverdae- Hudson. by the Rev
Thomas Mckee Brown. assisted by ne Rev j. W.
Hegeman Amy Denison. Daughter or the ste oharies
u p Babcock, Johr Bowie Dash
cp,y--HAY-on Thur.day September 90 Altha Rey-
noid. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Robert Hay: Of sum
nit ~ J.. TO Mr. Edward winthrop cray OF newark
y. J.
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MARRIED..

Re advised in time. and cure your cold with
Javnes Expectorant. 80
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DIED.

Notices Of marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address.
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ApAMs-M Enslewood j. Saturday October ss 9I,,i.
Adams, only son or george H. ana Louise
NJ Adams aged ~ years $780,, o.-.-
service at his late resdehce on 'iohuay' oeD-
g. az p m
AILEN--At his residence. No 1853 West 4oth-s xriday
september 80 IsDs. Charles F. Allen In the 6oh year
OF his age. -.- p--.,.. c..-., ~.
and West isths,.. Monday october 8. lsss. at IL
In,ernnent at Kensco. at convenience Of the family
ANpERsON-On Saturday. october l. at No. - West
ATHEIST Harriet Holy. infant daughter OF william b.
and Helen T Anderson.
Funeral private
aAcHafAN-Suddeny. AZ his summer residence, New.
buryport. Mass SATURDAY October L. soiomon neio'ed
husband Of Sarah clement Bachman. In his I2d year
Funeral from his residence NeUburyport. on tues
day october 4. at 1880 O. m.
PIANc-HI-suddeniy at Paul Smiths, October ] 1898:
Elizabeth wife OF francesca Banch. and daughter OF
The late John r. slmonson Of staten Island
Notice of funeral hereafter
BRUNDAoE-At his residence. Hotel Majes,ic on sun,
day October 2 Mnthorne Tompkins brundase son OF
inc late James u. and Mary A. Brundage
Notice OF funeral hereafter
Ri RREL-on Sunday, october 1895 AZ his residence
No 2ls Park Place Brooklyn William eurreii IN MS
18th year.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
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WOodlawn Cemetery.
OE.s No. 20 r. .2d-st
woodiawn Station Oath Wa.d). Harlem Railroad.
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HeinieEe
Bowen. MEMORIAL WINDOWS
POstOmcc Notice.

Expression restored by artificial teeth. Dr. DEANE.
Dentist Worlds Fair Awart-i5i Lexnson-ave. cor a'h
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Daily. $40 year. 81 per month
Daily, without sunday s. year; % cents per month.
Sunday Tribune ~ year. Weekly, 81. Sem-Weekly "a
POsTAGE-Exra postage Is charged TO foreign countres
except Mexico and Canada and on the daily In New
REMITTANCEs. sent In cash. Unregistered. will b ~
the owners risk
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Should he DAILY all interested. as changes may
timeD
Foreign male far October s is0s VIII
close promptly in all the General PostNce as
follows: Parcels Mails close hour earlier than
closing time shown below.
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Two Sad IDeaths.l

DJED:-Dixie Johnson died at his home in Wheatley on Thurs day, Oct. the 18th. aud was buried Saturday. Just three days later his brother, Bud dled and was bur jed Wednesday, the 18th. The former was young single man, and the latter married man, who leaves wife and three children. We extend our sincere sympathy to the sorrowing sisters and broth CTS one of whom is our fellow townsman. E. M. Johnson.
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Stop that barking by the use of Ballard's Horehound Syrup, It arrests the cough, allays irrita- ton of the throat, and relieves congestion of the lungs in a day. It is safe and pleasant to take and never disappoints. 25e and 50c. At Dr. ". E. Sumpter's.
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Social

Monday afternoon Oct. 17th. was one of the most enjoyable as well as profitable meetings of the Rainbow Club'' at the residence of Mrs. John A. Diffey. The pro- gram was quite interesting, Miss Lanford read a we'll written paper on sWhat women can do for the public school" Her ideas were splendid and would prove a source of benefit to the public schools. Mrs. John Diffey sang aHea rts ease, z in a lovely manners After the program an elegant luncheon was served. The young hostess proved herself most charming entertainer and the members pres ent will remember the afternoon with much pleasure.
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GENERAL NEWS CONDENSED
News Happenings Boiled Down for yon to Read as
 You Run.

A snow storm and blizzard ra- ged in Dakota yesterday and it will probably swing it's tail down in Arkansas.
 The news comes than Dewey, the hero of Manilla, is come home on visit. He will reach this country about Dec. 1st.
 The State of Tennessee has be gun further litigation to collect railroad, telephone and telegraph taxes.
 It is said that Admiral Dewey is about to start for this country. The Masonic Grand Lodge of Kentucky decided not to recognize the Masons of Washington be- cause of the latter recognizing ne- gro lodges.
 Porto Rico was christened by Uncle sam Tuesday. The "christ- Ienlngn celebration was pleasant and peaceable and in every way a success. Perhaps 1t was because Admiral Schley was memb CT of the Porto Rico Commission. Good luck always attends him. The Memphis Board of Health are relaxing their iron clad quar- antine, and people can now get in to the city if they will swear they haven't been in an infected local llty for 15 days,
 Odd Fellows Grand Lodge will convene in Little Rock, Oct. 25th. Geo. A. Gibson, will represent Brinkley Lodge.
 The Pillager Indians have agreed to surrender all but one of the men wanted by the Marshal. Col Maus, chief surgeon of the Seventh Army Corps, was before the war investigating commission at Jacksonville Tuesday. He said there was trouble teaching the vol unteer surgeons the administrative duties of their offices. At L'Anse, Mich, three child reR, aged ?, 4 and 6 years, were Fbayned to death in their home.
 Gov Jones has made several 1 ann % Issste i T .yacanies il lthe H Arkansas soiust t6ssS
 The Arkansas Stats Fsir open led at Pine Emf Tuesda
 Sheriff Houpt, Of Hot Springs Ark, convicted of embexzleanent Twas acquitted on 9 technic4iity 1 Judge J. s. Thomas. of Claren don, has resigned.
 l The Holston conference of tn Methodist Episcopal Church has endorsed Barbee and Smith. | Unfurling the United State flag at Sal Jaun was watched b. thousands of natives, and was quiet ceremony, In other pants Q Porto Rico patriotic exercises wer lheld.
 I Porto Rican residents have los their Spanish citizenship, and the. I don't know whether or not the, are Americans yet.
 Shortly after November l tn, entire eastern portion of Cub,
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Dr. J C Paisley is improving we are glad to note.
 -Barbcr I.eopola is improving after a serious illness.
 The wheat growers meet to- morrow( Friday) at 1 P. M. at the Fireman's Hall. Be sure to go out Don't waste your money and at the same time make a monkey of yourself by patronizing every fake show that displays glaring colored posters on the bill boards.
 Leave orders for Coal at Jnu. 0unn Gro. Co. Best O0mastic Coal do- liverod anywhere in the city, at $3.75 per ton-
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Important to Ladies.
SOMETHING NEW.

Mrs. H. l. Moore. of Newport, leading nsilliner and ladies' fur- nisher, proposes to Suit you ex- actly in selecting your Fail and Winter headwear. Send pie ture of the hat, the color and des- cription of tine trimming and l will seud you, PREPAID by express, the xact hat you want and guar antee to please you, at half the price of other fashionable pattern hats. Send q picture of the hat you want and ask for prices.
 MRS. II. l., MooRE,
 Bon Ton Parlor. Newport, Ark.
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A Clever Trick.

io.rsatN 6ersa6nly looks like 1t, but
 tnere IS really no trick about it.
 pyhody ean trysit who has Lame rsii'Blek aSi'l weak Kidneys, Malaria .Qx. .Rs!N5p,ls txoiibless We mean he 'Nadah cure himself right away by
 takjA4iNactric Bitters. This med
 icine tpues up the whole system,
 acts.A IS sa stimulant to tho Liver
 and Kilneys, is. . blood purifier
 and lieiste tonic .lt cures Consti, M pati7af, Headache. Painting; Spells,
 Sleep!sssness and Melancholy It .is Islnssy vegetable, mild laxa'
 tive, spa Esstorss the system to itf '', nktusTIC x;gor Try Electric Bit. sa' ters aud he -convi5l6ed tiiat they N wSlte aijs;s9Ie wOtler. <. EY9fy bot -1ooctt1e mn ateeid. Iy s,Od q bottle nol a, \ a tasisys Drug stdPe:.
 keI%Se'77 ' vEs|
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In Menl1rialla.

On oct. s13th 1898, the dsath angel tool from the he f Mrs. N. R. Biastt hsr lil daughter GladdYs. Jewel on1y seven years and LII lsys old. Gladeys was . brighf, sweet child and we are sad on account of the providsn God in removing her aEaR midst get we bow in huln6 LIZ mission to His Divine will, and ssy ssThy ill bs done, Oh, Lord, E F: :::.;':l| ';:' x 3 ;i|i 5 sin and ears to thsl llc
 to live forever in the presence U God md U tho beantiful gate she staads z 5tiag md watching for those she left behind, as one bysone they knock for entrance. 1fay the Lopa ceznfoxt and bless the bereaved ones in this md hour and keap than faithful sso that sfter awhile they may be reunited in the bright Beyond.
 Till then, dear Gleddys, sweetly
 sleep,
 We give thee back to God
 We're aheiy ead md can but ss* weep,
 And groan beneath the load. But after while we'll meet above Where parti ng is no more;
 We'll meet yo7 there where all is On Canaan's 5 peaceful shore. MRs. ". D. GLOVER. Brinxiey, Ark, Oct. IS, 1898.
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The Argus New Quarters.

The ARGUS is now costly locat- ed in the Shoechaft brick next door north of the post office, and will be glad to have its friends, both gentlemen and ladies, dror in and pay a visit and a subscrip' ton too, if you feel like it.
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MRS. 1. SAPP, DRY GOODS GOODS AND AND NH MIL,
 LIVERY
 M s.ns
NOTION ss.

If your child has thln, pale cheeks, uncertain appetite and unrestful sleep, it has worms, and curing with strong medicines only makes conditions worse, by irri- tating it's delicate stomach. Whites s Cream Vermifuge is mild but cer- tain in effect. and is superior tonic as well as positive worm destroyer. At Dr. V. E. Stump ter's.
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c. E. Program.

The following will be tho pro gram for c. Fl exercises at the Cumberland church next sunday afternoon at8 P. M. promptly
 Oct. 2ard Topic 60, or send, Acts l6:I-l0. (A Missionary Top ie) bong Prayer Song Les son aud comments Lender Song. Topics for discussion Work for Chris" Miss Minnie Herrod. 'sPrayer. Mrs. Et. Clair. Teach ing of tho Bible On Giving-M Mi McCrelght. ssChtist's Kingdom
 Wiley Jilnmerson. Mission ariess B Folsom. ssIdol Worship Miss Dora Slower.
 "Christ's Directions about Mis- siGnary work Mss B. Calvert, t'Teaching ot the Bible OF Mis- sionary work MHsdames ". D and J. "A. Glover. Missionary Definitions Miss Essie Hsrring s'sChrist the first missionary
 Miss Cora Crntchiner Song. .
 Open CopeFeas. Aixpah Ever! OAe qttktnd to bring their Bihle'
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Council Proceedings.

At the City Council meeting Tuesday evening the following an swered to roll call : Mayor, A. K, Cameron, Clerk Schultz, Marshal Kelly, Aldermen Vacarro, Hale, Norman, Garrett, McCreight, and Mitchell.
 Jn motion of Alderman Vaccaro a resolution was adopted to send Judge Norman to Little Rock to confer with Judge Williams in re- gard tt having the Main and Cy. press street crossings put in on |the M. & l.. R. k. k. The ordinance referring to sec ond clothing stores was called up, but the ordinance committee asked |.for more time which was granted The ordinance relating to stock running at large within the city
 
 limits was called up, read once and referred to the ordinance commit |tee.
 A resolution was introduced and carried ordering that drafts De drawn for the pay nlentsua9 el !
 --ssess4g sS14 @e # z sl lss strket Improvement com; mittes Naa empowered to use the 1fsvel Wherever it would do the most good, a nme were instruct ed to comp m @ woek on Cy- press St. as sqon IT paesibie.
 Argus Notes to FaRmeKs
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MASTERS SALE.
er k hereby given ilisst on the


 fiTI DAY or NOVEMBER lsa3, Between he hours nf 70 A, s!. and f sl of said day, hy virtue oi and pursuant to indgmeni and decree os the Bnited rsales Circuit Gonrt for the Eastern Division et tho Eastern bistiict c, Arkansas iu Chantary, al tite Marsh erll thereof 1Sss, in ease therein pending in which fine so,tAern bolding 4 Lea1 Assaeiation N q. l. NolcM were plainsins and Lucy I. Snoekrait and Geo. Shoeeraft were deieuaants, will proceed 10 sell,a public sale the following described real es- tate, to-wii:
 East sky iset of Lot three fronting fifty, tsp feel on the west side of Main street, aud itse east seventy five 75} feet of inc north half of Lot four fi} and twpt2l feet seget ieet deep off ns the ioss h side e thu south hui ol i'd Lot foar{ ) ia Flock tllirty -slxI3gl ia tlie town of Riipkley. Monroe County, ArkAnsaS together with the lsss- provemen;s and all the appuffeganees hereto he- longinS 10 The highest bidder l0 che fougth cash. the balance on crsdit of tifec months, the pgr- cllassr giving apnroyed security Tor the unpaid ruf chase loneE.
 Saisl ssie 10 le at the ilort door and upon said ptemises n etowp 0f lsfinkey, Monroe County, A;lans.s.
 lhis the isth slay nf Oct pNes, ls9s
 M. F. stephenson,
 Nastei in { h hAcery
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Warming Ornel..

In the Monroe Circuit Court. Ada Burke, Plaintiff
 g5 Edward Burke. Defendant t The defendant; Edward Burke. is warned 10 ap- pear in this Court within thirty days. and ansRer tho complaint of the plaintiff, Ada Burke.
 Oct. 10th 1898. C. E. Greenlee. Jas. Ensel,
 Atty. for pitf. Gierk
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BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALINE
 THE BEST SALvE in tho

THE BEST SALINE in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhenm, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilb- lains, Corns, and all Skin Erup- tions, aud positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaran feed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 ces fs per box. FOR SALE BY Q. H Paslay
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Leave orders for Coal at JnO. Gum Gr0- Co., Best Domestic Coal de- Iivered anywhere In the city, at $3.75 per ton.

Just tell them that you saw it in the ARGUs-the paper the peo- pie want and whi4h they adver- tise in.
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THE ARGUS
 HAS

More Bona fide subscri' bers than III other Monroe county papers combined. The news and reading the people want.
 Pages that are clean and clear Of objec ectionab]e ads, This, tho largest paper ever pub blished in Monroe county.
 The confidence of the people.
 The finest corps of corres pondents in the state.
 Tie place to plant youn ads, if you want to reach the people.
 THE PULL.
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THE NEW METROPOLITAN, J. B. ADAMS. Prop.

Most Centrally Located Hotel in the City.
 Brand New, First. Glass and in the Post Office Brick Block.
 Table Supplied by best of Market.
 Patronage of Ira yelling Men Especially Solicited.
 Rates, $l per day Special price by week or mouil
 TRY THE NEW METROPOLITAN.
 ROOMS FOR RENT. Nice office rooms in tho Shoccraft brick block. Rent very reasona ble Apply to Robt. Lanford.
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Dr. Penn of Marvell, was ia this city Monday,
 Rowland & Son, the popular City Restaurant peope, are we'll equipped in their line. Call on them.
 l kid rrotter in his new White House restaurant is enjoying a nice patronage. He keeps fine fresh oysters and celery, and is feeding a number of our best people each day.
 -Dr. Murphy and wife invited several of their friends to their home Sunday evening to witness the baptism of their little boy, Fred T. Murphy. Rev. T. J. Brick ell was the off ciating minister. ! If you have any interest in the welfare of the farmers and want to encourage wheat growing 1 or diversified farming, be sure to attend that mass meeting Friday at o'clock Oct. the Dist.
 Our clever townsman, Nick Lawrence tainted and fell on the street last evening and had to be carried home. He had been feel ing badly for several days and had l come to the drug store for medi- cine.
 Judging from the conduct of some of our silver haired citizens they must have gotten draught from the Tabled Fountain of Youth. On last evening they en gagged in jumping match as heartily as school boys of twelve.
 WANTED Deputy Organ lizers in Louisiana and Arkansas for one of the best Mutual Bene- fit orders Pays sick, accident and death benefits. Liberal in ducements and big pay to right party. Address,
 E. H. MCARTHUR, Dist. Sups Gon. Y I 1a4 r1ilrbad . ,eft, IS in Dardan- ellie and Little Rock this week Hooking after nbusiness. !" We sincerely trust that he will Ibe successful in permanently booking (H)alI the business in sight.
 The revival at the Methodist lchurch closed Monday night It lis to be greatly regretted that there wers no accessions. The preaching was as good as could be desired, but on account of a great Ideal of sickness and other hind- ering causes the attendance was small, and there was no interest on the part of non-church people.
 Considerable complaint is be- ling made by our people on account of the mail service at the Brink Hey post-oflice. We realize that at best, the post office business is not at all enviable, but where tbere is such general complaint as it is now going up from all sides and from all classes, there surely must be something wrong, { Remedy the evil, neighbors and give us the remedy as soon as possible.
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 D. 6 Har44sssoa. Pisanitsa
 vs sA z4@4<aE ,ass N sals |. Kifkdr and 0. F. Kirker, Defendants. decree rendered in the Monroe Circuit Cduffs K the above entitled cause. the undersigned, ss com missioner will sell at the West door of the Courf House of Monroe County, Arkansas orl fhe
 9fh Day of November 1898, within legal hours, the following described prop erty to- witt ETfTr7 the South West quarter of Section Seyenfoen. Township Three North and I Range Two Wesf lying South of the Little Rock t Memphis Ry track containing Thirty acres more or less lyiiQ in the County of Monroe and State Of Arkansas. This sale is upon credit of Four nonths: the purchaser will De required to give note with ap~ said land to secure the purchase money.
 This sale is to recover debt of Forty six Dollars, with interest frm April 8th 1898: also for all costs of this suit and sale C, F. Greenlee, Jas Engel.
 Atty. for pltf. Conimissioner.
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BRINkLE
 HAS
Over 5000 Inhabitants.

Over 5000 Inhabitants.
 Four competing lines of railroads-mor than any other city or town in Ark ansas.
 A large Cotton Oil mill railroad machine shops, car works and big lumber mills
 Ice factory, two slave factories, a tannery, gins, and other minor industries.
 Beautiful streets lighted by Arc Electric lights.
 A Fine new Public school building,
 More good people to the square inch than any other city of the same size on earth.