The Green Forest tribune., 1892-04-07


Spence Morris has bought Andy
Tibbet's little cuhs, and is thinking of
starting q museum.
The town was fuii az peo ple yesterday
and large crowd is now assembled in
the lower room OF TuE TRIBUNE build
ing listening to the trial of Bone and
Sam Terry for robbery
Something seems &c have gone wrong
wit h mail matters, We have receiver no
| paper mail this side e Eureka Springs
but once in five days
Old Sammy t1snnick of Maple was
robbed again one NJ ght last week. This
time his store Was invaded and large
amont Of his stock of goods were taken.
| Only few weeks ago he was robbed of
S460.N cash.
We recsived poem from our Oak
| Grove correspondent this week, but it
| and rs it was adapted only to the pres
ent issue it VIII not appear.
Bone snd Sam Terry were arrested
ut their homes on Indian Creek last
| Monday evening by Spencer J. Morris
and others, accused of thu. robbery
of Rev K. A Martin Of Denver. on
Monday night of last week They
were brought here Tuesday evening for
trial before Justice Ramsey which
commenced yesterday. The State
is represented by w. e. Russell and
J. 1. Worthington and the defendants
by Pittman 4 Fancher Of Berryville.
We were present at the Republican
convention at Berrvville last Saturday.
We did not note the proceedings of
the meeting at length. Resolutions
were adopted that it was the sense of
that body to put a straight republican
ticket both in the state and county III
the field for the coming election. Isaac
Chds Powell Clayton, and ]. NJ. Jer-
nigan were appointed as delegates to
the Republican state convention which
sets at Little Rock to day. Delegates
to the congressional convention to meet
at Eureka Springs, April, IL were ap-
pointed as follows: Powell Clayton,
!. Worthington, J. w. Freeman and
| Wilson Broiis.
In today's TRInuSE appears the an
nouncement of Horace G. Poynor for
Representative Of Carroll county. sub
ject to the action of the democrat
party. Nh Poynor is son Of DR.. w S.
! Poynor of Usage TOWNSHIP who very ably
represented our countyin our iegisla-
ture sixteen years ago. Mr.. Poynor is
twenty-four years Of are, was born, rear
ed AMI educated in the county with the
exception of one term he attended the
Garfield University at Witchta Kansas.
He is deserving young gentleman and
thoroughly qualified for the office. We
! believe in giving young America chance
; and we ask the democrat voters to con-
J slider his claim carefully before the pri-
lnaries.
AT IA meeting of the Peoples
Party, held in this city March 26th,
It was decided, for the purpose OF
organizing the county, that those
interested meet in their respective
townships ~ soon MS possible, and
select three committeeman to meet
in Berryvilie, April 10th, for the
purpose of selecting time and place
of holding County Convention, and
fix basis of representation.
JoHNJ. Jc1oE, Sec.
It is refreshing to civilized peo-
pie to know that there is n man in
their midst who is { brave
enough to arrest and bring in crim-
inals, no matter ;.here they fee
or what desperate characters they
tnay be. Just such person is
Spencer !. Morris. Spence ia ~
"hnstlcr" when such business is to
4 be done and is yet to realize what i,
is To- fail.