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The Green Forest tribune., 1892-07-14

WE are in receipt of the iirst copy Of
the Morning journal, a daily kePu6li-
can paper of y ebD City, Mo, edited and
published by G. Earnest Miller, former
ly of the Eureka Springs Republican.
Although Mr.. Miller is quite young.
scarcely old enough to vote, he presents
more ability as an editor than many
men Of long years of experience III the
business, We wish him unbounded
success in his new field of labor
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-07-14

We have authority to announce J M Jones
as & cG dda+e for the Office CT 6sess0r of Carfo
eou .ty, sujeet to the action OF the i.elu5lica:
PARTY.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-07-14

TIE strike at the Carnegia works, at
Homestead, Pa suburb of Pittsburg,
has become serious matter. Twelve
men have been killed and hundred
more or less, wounded. There are SO
many conflicting reports as to the troub-
les th9t it is difficult to state the mat
ter with any degree of certainty. The
sheriff, with his handful Of men, was
unable to disperse the crowds of work
men, and in their place was substituted
armed men engaged from Pinkerten's
detective agency. When they attempt
ed to land the strikers became wild,
and precipitated the conflict by firing
revolvers. and they shot to xiii. In the
interest of harmony it seems to us that
the time has arrived for the Governor
to interfere to stop further bloodshed.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-07-14

JNo. A. GATES, the Peoples Party
boss, challenged and met Col. Iyerson
Jones in a joint discussion on the polit-
zeal issues between their parties last
Non day at Berryville. Ne were not
present, but are reliably Informed that
& ates looked worse than if a Kansas
cyclone had struck him when Jones
got through with him 2x4's don't last
long with Jones IN apublic discussion.
II you want to find q democrat that
can heat Jones at that Kind Of business
you will have to get out Of Arkansas.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-07-14
FG9 ASGE.sceGR.

TuN TRIBUNE is au hoeize4 to announce J s,
SnIrNAV as L canti late for 81 Office OF assessor
ofCarroll cons.ty, su5jee. 20 the action Of the
Democratic party.
We are authorized To announce A e. III. Webb aa
q caaiidGte for the Office OF Assessor Of Carroll
con ity, subject to the action OF the Democratic
party.
THE rRla;,NK is authorized TO announce j. II
.Iackso as a ca Adil1te 70 thc Office OF Assessor
oi Carroll c0u Jty, eu3; ;pc1{o tite action OF the
Dcnl5cratic pr mary election, july IS.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-07-14

Get, IFEas9s y. JOKES has never
even ask Us 70 say a word il his favor
ia racg for congress. We are ad
voq,..i Is claims simply because he
is 5...#fs,r ne a0lest and most deserving
man Il tie race. As an independent
sGeef We ieel this not only a privilege
bas . duo
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-07-14

Aa 8naoaaeca in last weeks paper
democratic county a n d d a t e S
addressed tae Toters Of Hickory
township ia~t tThursiay. The speaking
was ereuld by Hon. w. Z. Phillips for
yepreaes. atve, followed by II. G. Poy-
nor. % agpirt3nt for the same important
es4ie 9ase t%o gentleman presented
lA#.a =3as we fyroeabiy to the dem
.ss.sszseH eesel URGING that he him
ri t=.5 ee,z4ilt.y tie man for the office.
Either =. fniIiips or NJ Poynor
Fe4# - S.sse.. liz % tae ticket. These
gentleman we're followed by \. NJ.
Bradiev who presented MS claim for the
same Office, merely as an American
citi4eo y Says he believes ne could rep
resent Carroll county. In speaking Of
OR To2d la~, Mr.. Bradley expressed
LiAself opposed to any change il it
whatever; says II is good enough If we
will eaaet it, After making few
more similar breaks, Mr.. Bradley
took his seat. Osher candilatss spoke
IN The afternoon, bat We were not pres.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-09-22
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
PICKED. UP AND DOTTED Down
FOR OUR READERS.

Wednesday evening at 6 o'clock our
Jewish residents began the celebration of
their holiday Rosh Hashonah, or New
Year. The date this year will be 1888
Mrs. Bessie Searight, one Of the most
charmingand beautiful ladies' of Nashville,
Tenn who has been visiting Mrs. McCrea,
returned to her home Monday.
Mrs. Lethia Powers, of Mount Bethel,
and Miss Della Manning, of Antioch, visit
ed Mr.. Geo. M. Manning and family last
week.
A lawn party given on Saturday evening,
last by Mrs. VIM. McCrea to few friends
complimentary to Mrs. Bessie Starlight;
was very much enjoyed by those present.
Cray TAx.--Only a few more DAYS in
which to pay your city tax before the
books are closed. Hurry up.
r. E LAwRoN,
City Tax Collector.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-09-22

Governor Northen has received
from R. r. Wright, the we'll known
color ed educator of Savannah, the
following letter: ''Dear sir-I
write to apprise you of the fact that
the Peabody Institute, of Savannah,
over which | preside, passed a reso-
luton unanimously endorsing your
administration, and advising all
voters to cast their ballots fer your
reelection. Your position on edu-
cation and lynch law has won Tor
you the good will of every intelli.
gent colored voter OF the State. /
congratulate you on the fact that
you will have but little opposition
from the colored voters Of the
State"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-09-22
OLIVE SPRINGS.

Several of our farmers have sold. from
$50 to S75 worth of vegetables this sums
mer
Mr.. John A Booth has finished repairing
his dwelling.
Rev. Henry Howard is very sick with
asthma.
Mr., James Wiley is now ready for gir>
ming cotton.
The Clippers and Camp Ground boys
played game of ball Saturday evening at
Marietta The game-ended in favor of the
Clippers.
Rev. j. c. Starnes will preach at this
place next Sunday night.
Mr.. Henry Daniel OF near Douglasville
was in the neigbborhood last week.
Mr.. P. B. Rawlins cultivated this year
/ OF an acre in tobacco, from which he has
gathered and cured about 900 pounds,
which will sell tor near 800 That would
be at the rates Of $500 per acre. That
beats raising cotton. This is the kind oil
reform we need in this country.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-09-22
ELIZABETH.

Miss CLAUDIA Lee, of Covington, Ca, is
visiting Miss Annie Seals.
MRS Herbert.Seals left for Birmingham
last week to attend the military school.
Col. Clay spoke at the mill one day last
week.
A large attendance at Shady Grove AL
lance last Saturday night. One more
name was added to the roll.
Kennesaw Dumas Society elected officers
at its last meeting at Mr.. William Stan>
leys. Mr.. George Green, President; Mr..
A. L, Dixon, Vice President Miss Agnes
Runyan, Recording Secretary; Miss Mary
Kate Mcclellan, Reading Secretary Miss
Leona Stanley, Treasurer; Mr.. Simeon
Casey, Corresponding Secretary, and John
Wade and B, H. Hill, Choristers. Success
to the Society. 1t is still moving up the
hill. 1t is very rich and will grow richer
for we have the pluckiest boys and girls
up here as ever lived in old Cobb.
nA LOOKOUT.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-09-22
MASS MEETING.
CRISP, MOSES AND LIVINGSTON.
Gordon, Young and Maddox viii Be
Here.

The Democrats of Cobb county
will hold arousing Democratic Mass
Meeting at the court house in Ma
rietta on the first Tuesday in Octo-
Der, 1892. Hon. c. F. Crisp, Hon.
Charles Moses, Hon. L. F. Liv-
ingston, Gen. John B. Gordon, Gen,
?. NJ. B. Young. and Judge John
W. Maddox, will be present and de,
liver speeches on the political issues
of the day. Speaking viii COM
mence at 10 o'clock a. m. Every
body Invited to be present. An
immense crowd will be here and you
want to hear these disting lished
Speakers. Be sure to come. First
Tuesday in October.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-09-22
MOUNT ZION,
BRoGAN.

Rev. A. j. Colson, OF Powder Springs.
filled his appointment here Saturday and
Sundey, with two able and touching ser.
mons, and administered the ordinance Of
baptism Sunday morning. He rendered
his resignation to the church, and Rev. A.
b. Vaughan, Of Canton was chosen pastor
for the ensuing year.
Mr.. W. B. Florence was summoned 10
Atlanta last week to witness burial of his
only sister.
Our genial friend, F. A. Dyson, is wear
ing broad guage, steel rail, rock ballasted
smile from specific cause"-a son.
Miss Sallic Florence, an smiable and
highly accomplished young lady Of Henry
county, is visiting relatives in our commue.
nifty.
A colored female evangelist visited our
community last week and has our brother
in black considsrably wrought up.
Subscribe for the Journal, vote for
Cleveland and make Southern domestic
life the happiest in the world
Passion.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-09-22
For the Mgrietta journal.
DEMOCRATIC RALLYING SONG.
Tramp, tramp, tramp, the boys are
marching"

On our platform broad we stand and our
eyes are turned with pride,
On our glorious banner, floating in the air,
For, with Cleveland true and~tried linked
with Stevenson TO guide,
We hgo marching on TO victry everywhere
Chorus-Tramp, tramp, tramp, the hosts
are marching,
Hearts are beating true and warm
And beneath our banner bright, we will
wage glorious fight,
And our war cry shall be Cleveland ana
Reform.
Let the Grand Old Party know that oul
words are not for show,
shas'-.ssesre armed as warriors should bs
for the Tray, 8
And well not lay down our arms till we've
beaten back the foe,
And the cause of Right and Justice wins
the day.
Chorus-Tramp, tramp, tramp, &c.
We will make the Tariff right after we
have won the fight,
And we'll right the wrongs Of labor and of
trade,
And the Force Bill, so unjust, we will
burr out OF sight,
And its resurrection shall be long DELAYED.
Chorus-Tramp, tramp, tramp &c.
Recreant Democrats, retrrn, while the
lamp holds cut TO burn,
Wipe the Peoples party cobwehs from your
eyes,
Or 1t may be tina: too late you'll by sad
experience learn
That your tondest hopes are only butterflies
Chorus-Tramr, tramp tramp, &c.
We've Platform good and firm, not a
nail is driven wrong,
Not plank is rotten, crooked, checked or
rough;
1t was built by statesmen wise, built of
timber good and strong,
AND for true men of all lands there room
enough.
Chorus-Tramp, tramp, tramp, &c.
Now then, Benny, you can 60, 90 and take
lifelong rest,
Hang your grandpa's hat up where it hung
in youth,
And take with you Babe McKee-we've
decided it is best,
For we need the White House now for
|, Baby Ruth
Chorus-Tramp, tramp, tramp, the hosts
are marching,
Hearts are beating true and warm, true
and warm,
And beneath our banner bright we are
bound to win the fight,
And our war cry shall be CLEVELAND AND
REFORM
FARMER BEACH.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-09-22
WATERMAN.

Nearly all the children in the community
have the whooping cough, and the men are
whooplng for their favorite candidates.
Gold has also been discovered at this
place. An eight pound nugget was found
on Mr.. Bud Hardys place few days ago.
Mr.. j. S. Hicks had his wagon repaired
few days ago and is not to pay for it
until Perkersor is elected to the Senate.
He says he now wants to purchase new
wagon on the same terms. Don't let too
many dealers speak at once.
Mrs. Dolly Taylor is visiting her mother
in Fulton county for few days.
There were seven additions to the
church at this place at the meeting Just
closed.
The church in conference assembled at
this place, again called Rev. John Fl.
Williams as their pastor for the next as.
sociational year.
Mr.. T. s. Stewart has just gathered A
bushels Of Irish potatoes from one eighth
of an acre of ground
From the quantity of sorghum being
made up in the county, it reminds one Of
the war song,
There is nothing Oh earth that half sur.
passes
Hot corn bread and sorghum molasses."
NAMRETAw.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-09-22

AUGUSTA, GA Evening News Jan. 20, 49,
Some years ago the Evening News in
discussing electricity as healing aee1t
alluded to the Electropoise, and so phe-
nomenal and wonderful have been its cures
that the reputation of the little instrument
is now echoing all over the country. A
well known case in Augusta has been com
pletely cured by the Electropoise, and the
following interview from such we'll known,
reliable and prominent man as President
William G. Sibley, of the Sibley Mills, must
deeply impress, if not entirely convince,
all who read it.
Mr.. Sibley was perfectly willing to give
the Electropoise. He said he had been a
before he began using the Electrcpoise.
For two whole years he had not been free
from pain, and at times the sciatic pains
had been so severe that he would jump GU:
of bed in his sleep and wake to ind him>
self on the tioor in great agony. He spent
much money in the North for special medi
cal treatment, and was sixty seven times
cauterized withsa white. hot iron on differ
almost as terrible as the sciatia itself, and
when he read that apartper Of Gen. Alger,
tie great Republican potstician, had paid
$1,000 and phsyician's expense out to
California as his joyful reward for cure
from sciatica, he determined to try the
Electropoise.
How long has that been, Mr.. Sibley p
A year ago, and you know yourself my
condition before that time; | could not
walk to my Office, or even across the street;
was helpless and had to go in my buggy
everywhere"
Mr.. Sibley's statements are remarkable
but there is no doubt of their correctness
and the cures made by the Electropoise
are endorsed BY all physicians who exam
inc them.
For all information, &C., address Atlan>
TIC Electropoise Co, Atlanta, Ga
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-09-22
. SANDY PLAINS.
LOOKOUT.

Worder what has become of Pillow Boy
Please let me step in this week in his stead
Cotton picking is the order of the day.
Mr. w. P. Grower is making syrup.
Mrs j. r. Bannister, who has been COM
fined IN bed sick with dyspepsia'a and other
chronic troubles for the last thirteen years,
is no better yet.
Our school, we regret to learn. viii, be
out next Friday.
Ma Qssar Dobbs Is selling corn from the
iffeIns. says esAus-saOs anslsei 10 seas.
Mr. Bud Bannister has had quite time
kllingssnakes, hawks and rats He has
Killed four large highland moccasins in
and around his yard. He also killed and
picked up 81 rats in his oat house, in one
day, and last Sunday he saw large hawk
fly up off OF one OF his chickens not
twenty steps from his front door. He
set trap and less than an hour he had
him in the trap. That is the second one
this year he has caught.
Mr.. Ellie Neese's big fine work steer is
dead, the only one he had.
Mr.. johnnie Brown kills a beef about
every three weeks and sells it out among
bis neighbors.
We have meeting every third Saturday
and Sunday. Rev. D. j. Maddox breaches
som able sermons and has large congre>
cations BYBEE.
The farmers are picking cotton, and say
the crop is no. more than halt as good as
last year-no top crop at all.
Baptising last Sunday near James Bur-
tons.
Mr.. N. E Knight is running his syrup
mill in full blast but still he is behind.
George Gibson and Sim con Mackey are
sick with the fever.
j. R. Mckinney is slowly improving
from his broken leg.
Mr.. Knight caught six ''possums the
other night and not good night fer pos
sums either
Mr.. John Growers little daughter is
quite low with typhoid fever.
Prof Griggs school will close next Frs
day.
The Peoples party of Cobb, Cherokee
and Pauldihg counties will have a big bar,
becue near Kennesaw mountain the fsrt
of October learn that the speakers will
ne Watson, Davis, Pickett, PerkersOn,
Peak and Sibley
Sandy Plains Association meets at Shady
Grove on the first Saturday evening in
October at 2 clock
We hear the name of N. NJ. Mayes sug.
gested for Tax Receiver He would make
good one.
w. P. Grower is crowded at his mill
with cane. 1t will take him two weeks to
catch up.
n. Z. Knight will furnish shoes and shoe
your horse for 60cts. PLow Boy.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-09-22
NEGRO MAN KILLED
by Freight Train Tuesday Afternoon.

An unknown colored man was killed by
a north bound freight train Tuesday after.
noon above Marietta in Sewelrs cut. He
was first seen back of Mr.. Neese's resi>
dence in Marietta, sleeping along side of
the railroad track, with his head resting
against rail and his arms on the cross>
ties Mr.. George Wilson made him get
up and he passed on up The railroad track.
AT Elizabeth, passenger train No. 6 came
very near running over him before he
would get off the track. The freigh: train
that killed him was right on him before he
was seen. He raised himself-up, but was
hurled into etel nifty before he could get out
OF the way. His body was carried to Big
Shanty and then brought to Marietta on
the down train. Coroner NJ. r. Lyon sum-
moned a jury and proceeded to hold an
inquest The Inquest was adjourned over
to Thursday morning, when the engineer
and fireman of the freight train will be
present to testify as to the death of the
unknown man. 1t was supposed that he
was drunk He had on white shirt, a
black alpaca sack coat, dark colored pants,
low quartered shoes. and black straw
hat. He was muIatto with red chin
whiskers.
has since been ascertained that the
deceased s name is Mel! Nesbtt, of Allan
ia
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-09-22
FANCY DRESS BALL.

The fancy dress ball given by Mr.. Robert
l.. Nortbcutt at the Elmwood Friday eve.
ming was the most brilliant event of the
season. The ball room was most artistic
ally decorated and presented a most beau>
full scene Wurm's Orchestra furnished
pusic for the occasion. The ball was
opened with grand march. led by Mr..
Northcutt and petite Miss Idelle Glover.
Delightful refreshments were served during
the evening.
Those in costume represented the follow
ing characters:
Miss Idelle Glover, Bo.Peep; Mamie
Montgomery, Dolly Dimple, Ada Freyer,
Italian Fruit Girl; Rosa Morris, Red Rid
ing Hood; Myra Graves, Maud Muller
Mamie Cook, Gypsy Countess; Mary
Freyer, Dairy Maid; Mary Graves, fiddle
Winks Hattie Whitlock, Spanish Dancing
Girl; Berta Armstrong, Night; Ella White,
Daughter of the Regiment; Louise Schl,
ling, Fisher Maiden; Mary Howell, Dolly
Warden Myra McCrea, Tamborine Girl;
Alma Kolheim, Partisan Flower Girl
Louise Herring, Night; Ida Hunt, Peasant
Jennie Glover, Autumn; Eva Gober, Blue
Bell Ruth Northeutt,. Fortune Teller
Mary, Dean Towers Rrewa Eyed snSaa
Lila K. Root, Butterfly; Annie Montgom
cry. Sun Flower; Amy Hunt, Forres
Flowers; Jennie Giboes, Mars; Lila Wing
Lena Rivers; Alice May Wing, Empress
Josephine; Annie Shelman, Bunch Violets
Maggie Gardner, Rainbow; Cornela Dis,
mukes, Aurora.
The gentlemen in costume were:
Frank Freyer, Astroliger; Ralph North
cutt, Lord Fauntleroy George Wilson
English Prince Bert Freyer, Louis XIII
Max Dobbs, Mephistophese; Author Muir
ply, Page; Dewitt Cole, Gessler; Jim
Smith, Dutch Clown; Robert Hammett,
Gay and Festive Coon; Raymond johnson.
Bowery Swell; Henry Dunwody, Gentle>
man 18th Century; Jim Dunwody, La
Fayette;; Norman Gordon, Betsy Hamilton;
Coryell Hunt, U. s. Sailor; Ed Hunt,
Turkish Nohleman; George Montgomery,
George Washington Oscar Keller, Folly
Milton Keller, Jockey; Andrew DRUM,
Henry II Will Matthews, Sailor Butler
Holmes, Ballet Girl; Jack Massey, Brete
Hart Lacy Garrett, Cuban Sailor; Harry
Leake, Oscar Wilde; Howell Irrelevant,
Barnum' Clown. Those in full dress we're
Misses Glover, Fanny Cook, Lizzie Rob-
erts, Pearl Simpson, Hiss Gill, Minnie
Boston, Mamie Garrett Julia Howell, Jes.
sic Montgomery, Willie Northcutt, Addie
Winters, Fanny Trezevant. Mr.. and Mrs
Malcolm, Mr.. and Mrs. Whitlocky Mr.. and
Mrs, Freyer. Mr.. and Mrs. McCrea. Mrs
Seawright, Mr.. and Mrs. Cottipgham, Will
Trammell, Lawrence Virgins, lin Ander-
son, Joe Legg. Jim Legg, Mr. Duvall,
Frank Boston, Ed Reed Charley Freyer,
Wales Bradley and Mills McNeel.
SPECTATOR
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-09-22
Wanted.

Ladies and gentlemen suffering with
throat and lung difficulties to call at cur
drug store for bottle of Ottos Cure,
which we are distributing free Of charge,
and we can confidently recommend it as a
superior remedy for Coughs Colds, Bron>
chitis, Consumption. and all diseases OF
the throat and lungs. 1t will stop cough
quicker than any known remedy. We will
guarantee it to cure you- II your children
have Group or whooping cough it is sure to
give instant relief. Don't delay, but get a
trial bottle free Large size SOC. Sold by
II. NJ. Hammett
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-09-22

-
We cannot righttully claim to
nave done great things, or to be
above es,r fellows in attained char
acter but we have right to desire
and to strive to be and to do great
deal better than those around us.
a lofty aim is worthy of us, even
though lofty claim is not SO. "Sit
not down in the popular seats and
common level of virtues" says Sir
Thomas Browne, "but endeavor to
make them heroical." 1t is not
enough to be as good as the average
man. Our striving should be after
completeness in character and spot
lessness in conduct. Anything be-
low this standard should be below
our aspirations and endeavors.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-09-22

COUNTY NEWS.
ROSWELL.

Coils. A. S. Clay and j. E Motley spoke
to kood crowd here on last Thursda,
night.
Roswell base ball team played match
game with Crab Apple last Saturday.
score-Roswell 9, Grab Apple 0.
Married-At the residence of Mr.sL. G.
Christopher on last Sunday morning Mr.
A. A. Tyne, of Atlanta. to Miss Martha
Barnes, of this place, J. B. Watson, ESQ.
officiating.
Miss Lizzie and Edna York visited theil
sister In this place last Sunday.
A series Of meetings has been progress
ing at the Methodist Church.
Our brass band gave us some delightful
music on last Saturday evening. R.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-09-22
STATE NEWS.
CULLED AND CONDENSED FROM
OUR EXCHANGES.

Tive colored women have been
bound over in Gainesville for steal.
ing piano in open day light from a
house, during the absence of the
owner. ~
Blotches, Old Sores, Ulcers ard all skin
eruptions cured by r. P. P, the greatest
blood purifier of the age.
A seventeen-year- old rattlesaake
was killed in Catoosa county Tues
day. It had fourteen rattles and a
button.
For OtdSoees. Skin Eruptions, Pimples
Ulcers and Syphilis use only P. F. p, and
get well and enjoy the blessing only to be
derived from the use of P. P. p. [Prickly
Ash, Poke Root and Potassium.
MARION County Patriot: Every
town the size of Buena Vista ought
TO have cotton factory, a tobacco
factory, broom factory and -four mill,
and the country around should raise
enough of these products to supply
the mills. Thessafactories would
increase the population Of the towns
and would in consequence furnish a
better home market for everything
the. farmer makes.