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!Tbc JforrcstCilii (Times
LANDVOIGT «St V ADA KIN.
T~clitor3 evncl :P\at>lisln©rs
Kntored at tlx* Postoflice at Forrest City a
Second Class Mail Matter.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
One Vrnr. I1..VI. Six mouth*. 75 Ctj, Tfcrei
Month*. 40 C;». 1 nvurialilv In Advance.
Published Every Friday Afternoon
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. AUGUST 28, 1806.
NOTE. —The obiter* of aecret societies. pa*
t r of churches. agents of railroad*, or other,
.nte-ested. are requested and urged to kec;
V* advised of any change* occurring, so tha
fhi* col*;inn may lie reliable aud of value t
their respective interest*, Thi* directory i
corrected to date of i a|»er, and way be d«
pended upon.—Eiv
Arrival and Departure of Trains
LITTLE ROCK * MEMPHIS R. U.
v.'pst- No. 1— Pa**enger.10:3* a np
v e*t -No. 8— Passenger ..U:5s p.m
Ea*t—No.2— Passenubr. . p.tii
Cn*t—No. 4—Passenger.4:05 u.ui
VI(Il.(iHT
Going lv»*t . 12:35 p.m
Cuinir West.5:4.5 p.tn
.1. II. BARD, Agent
IRON MOUNTAIN R. R.
South—No. lilt—Passenger.115:32 a. in
North—No. 102—Passenger. 5:24 p.m
;• 'tit h—No. 10-5— Freight.0:15 a. in
i<iortti—l\o. 1 Oil—Freight.I2:(.)k p. ui.
w. s. DURBOHOW. Agent
STATE VJ'EICEKS. ‘
Governor.’•.. .J. 1*. Clarkt
St notary of State. II. it. A imistem
/ uditnr.II. Mill.
T reastirer. . Hansom Guile'
Attorney General.E.' ft. Kinsworth:
S'.ifit. Pul*. Instruction.JwnlusJnrdai
,C mmiissmncr State Lands.J. F Hitchit
Coin. Agriculture. .11. G. Yillcenhelle. •
JUDGES OF SUPREME COURT.
H. G. Dunn .Chief Justici
M. It. Hitt!**.Associate Justici
hmini P. Hugties. . "
Carrol I*. Wood. *•
.' E. Riddick.
V . P. Campbell.Clerf
T. I). Crawford.Rpporte*
AthiiCsS. Little Rock, Ark
JUDICIAL OFFICERS.
v oiitrc First Judicial District — II. N. Huttm
Address. Marianna. Ark
1 •osccttling Attorney.Inn. T. Hicks
Address, Searcy, Ai k
COUNTY OFFICERS.
.1’id ire.Inn. H. R. Cowan. Forrest Clt>
Sheriff.\Y. 1C. Williams. Forrest Cit)
Ciejrjx.T C. Foibre. Forrest ('It'
Tie.p, per.. .. O.Jf.jHnmlileton. Forrest Cltj
Aj;; or.Jp.pics Itrown, Forrest ('it'
J uuiipir.D. iHivis. Forrest Cit)
.( urim,:.K A. Rolfe. Forrest Cit'
I '.'tinty T.xiiu’.iin-r.... l’rof. I It. Sunders. For
vest City.
St. Francis County C:rcuit Court meets oi
tiie Second Monday In M a roll anil Sepletnbei
<>! eaeit year, and continues three weeks.
County Court meeisnu First Monday in Jan
vary. April, July and October of each >eat
All claims against the county must bo tiled ot
or before the first day ot each term.
Probate Court meets on Third Monday ii
January, April. July and < tetoher of each year.
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS,
Magistrates Madison Township.
, P. T. Knifnrd. J. P.address. Forrest Cit)
It. Nelson, J. I*.address. Forrest Cit>
AY. T. Clifton. J. P.... address. Forrest Cit>
i.Chns. F. Hi own. eol.address, Coopci
MFNKTFAL OFFICERS.
Town of Forrest City.
Mayor.Ino. M. Brown
Keeorder....Robert L. Arnold
Tieusnrer.I. M. Nichols
Marshal.O. I*. Wold
Aldermen—-.la«. Fussoll, .1. I*, Baugh. J. T.
Brady, J. K. Stone. I) Nf. Wilson.
, It. aid ol Health -Dr. J K. Stone, Dr. C. (J.
White, K. T. tit ay, Ed. I.utidvoigt.
Council meets on First and Third Tuesday
.nights in each month.
,( nrnciiEs and sabkath schools.
Methodist Kpiseopul Church. South- Rev. 1'
>K. Taylor. pastor. Services every Sunday ai
II a. m. and 7:4*> p. in. 1’iayer ineetinjr every
Thursday niirht :;t 7:45o'elock. S ilduith m’Iioo
eiery Mi inlay mormnir at Id o'clock. ti. II
Mallory. superititt-tident. Tin* l>iilitie* is Mir
»ttally ini in d. Ladies Aid Society meets ei ci y
Tuesday at lei temli at h nVIm k at the parson
a i>. Fpivorth Lfttirm- meets every Timsduy
i .yht al 7:4'. p in. .1. K. Wynne, president.
1'ipshyteriitn Cunreh—Saldiath school every
Sunday moniinjr at tu.'Kt.Vi'. J. Matthews. Snp
crimcndeiil. '1 nr poMie >s conitally iuvited
pen ices every second and loutth Sunday in
cacti mom h.
itimisi riiui' h -V’.ld. V. Bozeman. pastor.
• Services every Sunday at 11 a. in. and Salop, in.
rayer lii.cioor eyeiy \V piiiiesOity tiijrht at
s:oi' o'eloi k. suhoaih school every Sunday
iiiurmi.tr at 0:1 H o'clock. .1. It. Sanders, supt
The public w ill he cordially weleohiod.
liapti-t Yoiintf l’coph*'s Christian Cniou
tm “I s every Monday iiiyjiit at S :LM o'clock. W.
V. Sniders, pi'c.-ideut.
i'pisi'Opa! I'hmch- s^idnith School every Sun
day m i mntr ;.i v. it). W aiter Gorman, su*
jierinieiideiit. '1 lie jitihlie is cordiallly wel
• ••ni'... and earnestly my tied to worship w it It
»u*.
. ai'iuiiic Church—Service every Inst Sunday
ia tar mouth.
sivri.t soumtif.s.
Gen ''in ; -st I.odye. No Klliirlits ot
l*vili.as. Meets <• very Monday nit?lit al Castle
I (a! Geo. P. Tity mr. (C.: Sol I..ew is. K. ot li.
ti i id S V is i tie a km; . n- m nay.- » eli omed.
1 . u i ri Ltrlae. No. I’;'. Knirl.is and
Ladies of Honor. Meets every ‘.’.i ami till i ri
al yv nijtht mi each month, li. .1. Williams.
1 run ciin : Mis .0. W. Izard. SeerciHry.
St ! ii i ■ o. e. No. Knu.rli!~ < I Honor.
Noe'- oil1’ i»t at: i hd Friday niulits ii inch
imii Hi. .l oiat; cis. Dictator; .1 no. 1. .luncs.
I'eporiei.
I'.i I ill I.ii'.J:*, No l'.-, 1’. A A. M.
v i -1- , 1st ,m 1 id Tm —Mu* p-'.-ht In each
•in list it. Ml’. Doi'ie; ,\Y. M.: L’ d. liailord.secre
tary
I' ■ r**«s «■ •• Chapter. No. 11 A. M Meet•.
!M Tuesday ic. ■ • h intipth. T. G. Taylor.
Hijra lYiest; li Shade. Secretary.
Ann” > • 'o'cinr.ndci v. No 11. K. T. Meet ■
4iii Y ciM -ta . a M: i n «turn til. K. A
Jl< f ffiinch. K C.: C Fiirl"t . liecordof.
N. |t l .irrest l-cio:- ••ip.netst Fx- 'ottfeder
at( - . .-ts !si s;u .:riiai m each month. .1.11
Saiulc. - :n:n.uj lei : F. I,:tnd.vo;at, Adjti
liif*
W or Impn c ! the World. Camp M. Gen. 1*.
Tay lor. C l : !’■ K slanti*. Clerk. Meets 1-t
Thursday u.jjhl tn cava iva.!;;.
FORFFST C IT V 1’ i'TOFFU F
fi • ,■•;■> J»-»:•» . a. a. tot p. tn.. except stmd.’ty.
4> ’ r S ikiylr* i Ii a. tn to lvni. Mails clou*
half nn h utr tn 'ot - w..in .»• hciliise. except
i; .id. mail in;': iiiid liiwuii'i! mail vast, which
•Ci •--.- at 7 p. tu.
S'.i: It nite Viii! f r <’•' per and Newcastle. 1
Ari;.. depai t at .' p.tn. on Tues la; s. Thui sday s
r_U(J Sat at i.i)
U. T. SCOTT, l\>stmaeter. 1
w
btate Democratic Platform.
The Democratic party of Arkansar, in
onventhm assembled, renews its alk-gi
nce to the time-honored' principles of the
»arty and declares as follow* :
We favor bimetallism, and to that end
ve insist upon the tree and unlimited
(tillage of both silver and gold, r.t the
.itio of lit to 1. as money of final reftenip
ion, with equal legal tender powersf. in
lepemlent of the action of any other un
ion .
We are opposed to the issue of interest
tearing bonds for any purpose in time of
peace.
We demand that the government shall
ml surrender, but sltttll always exercise
ts lawful option to redeem its obligations
n cither gold or silver as may be most
ionveulent.
We demand the repeal of the present
iws discrediting the silver money of the
lation and legalizing private contracts pay
dtle in gold alone.
We are opposed to the national banking
ystem, and favor only the money of the
(institution; and we believe that the
tower and duty of the goverinent to fur
■ isli a circulating medium should not be
(elevated to any private corporation
We favor the collection|of an income tax
is a part of the revenue of the general gov
riunent, and demand the adoption ot such
(institutional amendments as may be nec
essary to authorize the same.
We reaffirm the oft-repeated declara
ioti of the Democratic party in favor of a
arid for revenue only.
We are in favor of the encouragement
tnd maintenance of the free common
icliool system in this state.
We endorse the purpose of the “good
roads convention" held in Little Lock, in
February last and the efforts being put
ortli by its committee for the permanent
improvement of the highways.
uaiuoaus air puuue manways, ami
lie interest of tlie people demand a con
dant supervision of their management.
I’o this end we favor the immediate erea
ion of a railroad commission; and the
submission to the people ot such an
nuendment to the constitution as may
h* necessary to remove all restrictions on
egislation on this subjot.
To Cleanse The System
effectually yet gently, when costive or
■illiotis, or when the blood i- impure or
doggish, to permanently overcome hahit
tai constipation, to awaken tlit* kidneys
nd liver to a healthy activity, without ir
itnting or weakening them, to dispel
teadaches, colds, or fevers, use Syrup of
Flga.
Political Speaking.
We ate requested to announce that
dl candidates for county offices will
speak at|t he following times ami places:
Goodwin, Monday, Aug. 31. 1 o'clock
Wheatley, Tuesday. Sept. 1.1 o'clock
Stanley’s Grove, L’Anguille town
ddp, Wednesday, Sept, ff, 10 o’clock.
>;u becue and picnic.
Frank's townsliip. Pop!sir Grove,
Friday. Sept. 4, 1 o'clock.
By order of The COMMmitEES.
The Discovery Saved His Life.
Mr. (1. Caillouette. Druggist. Beavers
ville. III., says: “To Dr. King's New
Discovery I owe my life. Was taken
with I,a Grippe and tried all the physi
•ians for miles about, hut of no avail and
was given up and told I could not live,
laving Dr. King's New Discovery in my
-tore 1 sent for a bottle and began its use
aid from the lirst dose began to get bet
ter. and after using three bottles was up
uid about again. It is worth its weight
u gold. We won't keep store or house
without it.” Get a free trial at John 11.
Tipton's 'drugstore.
Resolutions of Thanks.
The Citizens Rami, of this city, in
meet'ng assembled, draft the following
resolutions of thanks to the Marianna
band for the courteous manner in which
’hev were entertained during tlieii
visit to that city.
WlfEKKAS. it has been out good
fortune to partake of the genial hospi
mlily of the Marianna band, amt their
treatment being highly satisfactory to
all members present, lie it.
Resolved, that we tender (hern the
sincere thanks of this organization
for their thoughtfulness, in inviting us
to share equally with Utem. the pleas
ures of the grand celebration held in
that city on the -Glh. just.
('has. R Izard,
Iluliert Folbre,
15. R. Shade.
Committee.
Liston.
Thousands of young and old people
drag through a miserable existence, not
knowing what ails them, when they are
only run down and need something to as
sist nature to perform its functions. For
this brown s Iron Tonic stands preemi
nently at the head of all remedies. Try
it and you will be convinced. J. H. Tipton
Note Change of Date,
The following letter is self-explana
tory. J*rof. Malone Iras a warm place
in fits heart tor Forrest City. We
thank him for his kind and complimen
tary words.
C.UM.r.vn.T.E. Ti:\n\. Aug. 22, 1S00.
Messis. I.andvi igt it Yadakin: —
Clientleiiien—The notice of Free Schol
arship in (Juitinan College is all <>. K.
1 have decided, however, to open school
October r>, instead of September 7, as
stated. It would be well to make the
change of date.
1 read with pleasure of the signs of im
provement in F<>rn st City. 1 hope you
will continue to keep The Timfs in the
front rank calling for otliers to loilow.
\ cry si: c« rely years,
F. M. M YI.OXK.
Lost.
Rv the long 11exited rummer months
one u ill lose their eneigy and appetite,
and if they will try one bottle of Jli owns
Iron Tome they will soon lecover tiieir
lost strength and appetite. J. II. Tip
ton.
Tho Democrats cf Pulaski coun
ty aro “making a determined effort
to get out the entire Democratic
vote of tho county,” says tho Ar
kansas Democrat, and it sensibly
and truly adds: “if wo succeed in
this purpose there is no sort of
doubt that our majorities will be
much larger than two years ago.
Wc trust there will be no suspen
sion of the effort to get out all the
Democrats.” The same rule ap
plies to tho ticket in St. Francis
and perhaps all of tho counties,
and is worth tho thought of all
Democrats.
Look Out
For cheap so-calletl Iron Bitters or Tonics.
They are only to deceive; but j;et Brown’s
Iron Tonic, the only True iron Tonic,
which has cured thousands and will cure
>ou. J. II. Tipton.
T. K. Latham, of Littlo Kock,
and F. E. Oarmody, of Memphis,
arc in the city, in tho interest of
an electric light plant. They have
been meeting with some considera
ble encouragement and tho pros
ptets aro quite flattering that we
shall soon have a plant. The Times
has “been hollering” for electric
lights for many years. We hopo
these gentlumcn, if their prices and
credentials are satisfactory, will
succeed beyond their expectations.
Wanted.
Everyone who feels run down, tired
out, full of malaria, or any blood
trouble. t<> call and get a bottle of
Brown’s Iron Tonic, the King of all
Tonics. J. II. Tipton.
A very interesting table was
printed in yesterday’s Arkansas
Gazette, showing the number of
white and black poll taxes paid in
the state. The total while, with
one county to hear from, is 1 f»0,81G;
total black, 40,239, Marion‘county
has 1801 whites arid not one black ;
it being the only connty in the State
which can claim such a distinction.
St. Francis county has a total of
2737 polls, of which number 1375
arc white and 1302 are black, a ma
jority in favor of the whiles of only
13. In Lee county onh’ 939 whites
paid poll taxes, while the blacks
number 2229. There are quite a
number of other interesting facts
to bo gleaned from the table, and
\vc publish it next week.
Have You My Books?
He who borrowed will please return
the “Life ol' Jeff Davis” and the
“Light from the East,” two books
borrowed of me in 1890. Keturu same
and accept inv thanks.
Ei.lis Ti'rlby.
Annual Meeting of the Concatena
ted Order Hoo Hoo.
At Nashville. Tenn.. One Fare for the
round trip Sept. 7th and Sill. Good
till Sept. 12th.
J. II. Baud. Agt.
L. It & M. It. K.
WINTERSIfflTH’S
fITJTT T r°6oo‘.r I
tfllLL chm^iTid
Everywhere. 1
zizT t ftMin
Guarantees IV IV 111
Its Value. WAlAV
Arthur Peter & Co., Louisville, Ky., Gen’! Agents.
NEVER FAILS.
tty
I). 1YEBB, Enterprise Drill*
Store.
Forrest City, Ark.
Administrator's and Executor's Set
tlements.
Statu of A itk.\xfl.it>. I
Countv of Si I-’iiancis. f
’VJl'Ili U IS IIFKKIIY (.IVKN THAT THE
.a N following administrator's and executor's
settlements have been tiled in the Probate
court ol St. Francis county, for confirmation
at the October term of said court, to-wit :
•Ino It. I'.io.vo, as a lm'r..ot ilie (.-hue of
Geo- riinrp. dec’d.. first annual scltlemcnt.
.1. it. Hood, as Hdm'r ol ilit-estate ol H. W.
Hood, dt*e’<l-. second aunmil settlement.
..Ino. It. firov.'ii. as adm'r ot tlie estate of
N a inn it iloy. dec’d first and final sot i lenient.
,!. W. Mahnflev. as adtu rof flic estate of
IF F. Hutnii, dec’d fourth annual • 11le
mon r.
H" alter (tin man. ns adm’r of the estate of ?•
Van Fatten, dec’d first and final settlement.
JF. Hichanls ns adm’r of the estate of J.
It. Jolinson. dcc'd first and final settlement.
John (bit liny. as executor of t,ic eslato
ot ’i’. A, Hatch-r, dee'd.. fourth annual set
tlement.
And all persons interested in the settle
meiir of .sold estates am notified to c.imo tor
ward and flic their exceptions thereto, tr an.v
they have, on or before the 2nd day ot ihe
next regular (let. term i-t said court, or they
will tie forever burred from excepting to said
setrlcnieiiU or an.v part thereof.
Win css tny hand and the seal of said court
at ulilCf this 27th day ot Aiijr.. Isa.;,
IsEAt.l T. c. Fot.HKE, Clerk.
fly T. C. SJekwik, D. C.
■ reh sTco
gxpert Specialists on all Chronic ^
Medical & Surgical Diseases
Don’t give up ! Because others have failed to m
no reason why you cannot he cured. rey°n »
Next Professional Visit
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 70,
AT FORREST C5TY HOTEL
One Day Only, Returning Every Four Weeks
wSion J
Iowa. Ai kansns' State" L^Urtm'1*
sonic Temple, Little Itock Art l’^
All curable medical ntui
2* ACl'TK *»»«lOHRONI?g!Sllfe
diseases of the KYF l .V> TA1:|;H,
THROAT and LUNGS *’, X,«£
Krmhl s disense, dial>et« ~ iivp’t*'***
constipation, rheumatism ’ cl’ronie"^'
mul sexual diseases, neural^ fni,l(
dizziness, nervousness, S
ndults. deformities, club feet *tl1 ia
tlie spine, diseases of the ZinS*
heart disease, eczema, varieoafc4 ,Sl11'
hydrocele properly treated. S’*111
Ids cured. Y oung. iniddle-aecclZii!'
snicie or married men aid all 1, U‘
w|ih lo.s «»
»l«niutorrlin, wminm l,.,,. ,.® ’'
cay. tailing memory, week ev»
development, lack of energy, lip^JJj
hh.o. pimples, impediments torcarriS
i.Im. tiliKKl and skin diseases, svJf'
eruptions, hair tailing, bone pains 3-'
jn^sore throat, ulcers,effects of
ix.u..., .mil uiHi.utr irouuips. weakbiA
burning urine, incontinence, gonorrhoea. gleet, stricture, receive searcliine treatraeu
prompt relief and cure for life. Both sexes treated confidentially and privately ^
Piles, listula, tissues and rupture cured by our new method.
Wonderful cutes effected through correspondence. Send lor question blanks
All correspondence answered promptly. Business strictly confidential,
sent free from observatory to all parts of the country.
Dr. REA & CO.,
• # 4 f
lyiasqnjc Temple, Little Rock, Ark,
Plumrneri Davis
Marianna, Arkansas,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Hardware, Furniture, Stoves
Barb Wire, Nails,
Harnes and Saddles.
Best Buggies Bicycles
State Attests far Tie AUSTIN ROAD MACHIS®
LARGEST STOCK ASD LOWEST PHI
in Eastern Arkansas. _
I)r. WM. CRUTCHER,
Physician : and : Surgeon
Office in Rollwage Block,
FORREST CITY, - ARKANSAS.
An Ordnance,
An Ordinance entitled an Ordinance to
prohibit persons from jumping on or off
the cars ot any railroad while the
same are in motion within the corporate
limits.
Suction* I. lie it ordained by tlu
Common Council of the incorporated tow r.
of Forrest City. Mate of Arkansas, that it
•'hall be unlawful for any person to jump
off tir get on or swing to the ears ot any rail
road while the same are in motion within the
corporate limits of said town : and that alt
such persons so nr re.-ted shall lie fined in
any sum not exceeding Twenty-live dol
lars, provided that this ordinance shall
not be so construed as to refer to the em
ployt s of ihe several railroads or express
companies or mail service or any persons
in tin* discharge o| some official duty or
persons assisting women or children off or
on the said cars or persons that are pass
engers.
Suction II. lie it further ordained,
that this ordinanee take effect and he in
force from and after its passage and pubii
cation, and all ordinances or parts of or
dinances in conflict with this ordinance be
and the same are hereby repealed.
Approved, August 4. 1890.
J. M. Iltiowx, Ma or.
Attest: R. L Auxold, Recorder'
Tic lest located Eoass in It* ®
METROPOLITAN SOS
R. D. PARTEE, Prop
European Plan.
Corner Alain and Markham streets’
LITTLE rock, ARL I
1ic Boeciilrt*’
Rooms 50 an 1 75 cents per k
to permanent guead ■
Electric Cars convenient to all ——
Scholarships:0
Students, ,
— Either Sex,01
Si. Francis County
C") i
*10 raid September W- ^,..1^
1 28111. scenes board, till II _
dry. ftiel. lbf'ts. '
scholarship* offered to sm
! Francos County. rtelltff '.1;
If vou niPiUi to attc’ v0U0ay* ,
sim.,'write us at onoe■
cure one ol the free ncl'O^P BfSt ^lPi
Mat;-faction guaranteed. ;
ence given. n...rd, JEiffW **1'
Location near Oxford. J
"ES'r-riif"'"'
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