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The Green Forest tribune., 1892-08-04

Attend the school meeting at DIR.
Rays office, Saturday night.
School meeting at DR..
Rays office, Saturday
night.
DR.. Wade left for Eureka Spr ings
Saturday where he took the train
Sunday afternoon for parts in the
Indian Territory.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Skinkle, and
Mrs. G. Camp paid visit last week
to Mr.. and Mrs. Gorble, living eight
miles east of Harrison.
G. A. Wyatt was in to see US
Tuesday. His announcement for
Constable will appear in our next
issue.
Jeff Harbert returned last week
from Ft. Smith where he had been
for the past month serving on the
.. S. grand jury.
W. J. Meador, Republica n candi-
date for Circuit Clerk, is circulat-
ing among his many friends in
this part of the county Jasper is
quite popular in this part Of the
county, as we'll as elsewhere; he. is
going to get lots of votes.
The Republicans had grand
rally at Berryville last Saturday.
Among other things they did was
to hoist a Harrison flag on an
eighty foot pole in the center OF
the park. There were about $50
Republicans present.
Andrew Cox, one of our indus
trious farmers, four miles east of
town, raised this year 825 bushels
OF wheat on As acres of land and
about 35 ton of hay on IS acres.
He says corn crops will be above
the average this year in his sec
ton.
Bring on those donations you
have agreed to make to the NJ. e.
church. Work on the building has
had to be suspended on account ct
your being so slow The building
committee are very anxious to have
all money and material brought in
at once. It will take every
dollar donated to finish the work
L. J. Leath erberry, U. S. qua
ger, came in Tuesday night from
Usage Mills, Benton county, where
he had been on duty the past four
months. He will spend month
with his family and rest up. Jim
lis as fat as a pig and is we'll
pleased with the Republican tick
ct.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-08-04

In settlement of outstanding bills
at highest market price.
It is hoped that the old as well
as the youngmon of our town may
find a more pleasurable resort on
on Sunday than loafpg about the
streets after the new church is
completed.
Mack Qualls will leave tomor-
row for Denver, Colorado. He is
going on an excursion, and will re
. month or six weeks for his health
and pleasure. We wish blm pleas
ant journey and q general good
time.
Mrs. J. A. Mahan returned home
Sunday from Eureka Springs, where
she had been spending month
for health and pleasure. Mr.. Ma
han accompanied her on her re-
turn. Their daughters also re-
turned Tuesday.
School meeting at DR..
Rays office, Saturday
night.
= Prof. FL. P. Barney an family,
of Harrison, arrived here last Fri
day. The Professor returned to
Harrison Saturday morning on bus
mess, intending to return here in a
short time, and spend sever al days
among his many friends. We glad
ly welcome them among us.
E. F. Henry Of the firm of Henry
& Co. real estate brokers of Benton.
vile, was in town Saturday. He was
on his way home from Marion
county where he had been prospect
ing in the mines. He says that the
prospects are. even better than he
expected to find them, and that the
people of Marion are jubilant over
the proposed railroad.
On last Saturday, July 80, the
remains of Edna, the two-year-old
daughter of Mrs. Fl. Reagan, were
exhumed and were taken to the
Pickens cemetry, where they were
laid to rest beside those of her IA
ther. Little Edna died about six
years ago, but owing to the absence
of her father in Texas at the time
was buried in the orchard at homo
where she had lain until last Satur
day. A large number of friends
accompanied the remains to the Gem
etry.
DR.. Reace and wife, after visit
of a month among their many rel
atives, left Tuesday morning fol
their home at at Oak Hill, Tenn.
They were accompanied 20 Eureka
Spring by G. B. Grim and wife.
They all spent a day or so taking
in the sights of the Getty OF Springs y
before they left. The longer the
doctor staid among us the more
favorably he was impressed with
cur country. 1t is quite likely
that we will see him again in the
future.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-08-04
Local Happenings.

A. NJ. Webb says heis off to Cal
ifornia in q short time.
ls gross OF fruit jars just receiv-
cd at W. r. Sneed & Cos.
John I Worthington of Carroll
ton was in town Monday.
Hon. J P. Faneher and A. P.
Naples were in town Saturday.
We acknowledge a call Monday
from Mrs. J. r. Meador and Miss
Nellie McNiel.
We are looking every day for
some one to present US with the
first and finest water melon of the
season.
Miss Mamie Phillips of Carthage,
Mo-, is expected here in few days
on visit.
l.. e. Harbert oontemplates
building an addition to his proper
ty on the north side of the square.
School meeting at DR..
rays office, Saturday
might.
Horace Greedy Poynor was MAX
ing one Of his semi-occasional visits
to cur city Su nday night.
Misses Bottle Harbert, Margaret
Russell, and James Sanders spent
Saturday and Sunday visiting in
Kings River township.
Fcstus Butt is trying his hand at
setting type in THE TRIBUNE office
this week. He is proving himself
an apt pupil.
= The Green Forest post Office is
now fully initiated money order
Office, Mr.. Buell. having commenced
issuing orders this week.
T. S. Phillips has purchased a
half interest in w. T. Gray's hard
ware. The new firm will be known
in the future as Phillips & Gray.
Somebody will remark about
how much style is being put on by
our NJ. DIS. when Drs. Ellis Har-
bert and D. f. Ray each 90 out
driving in those bran new bnggies.
The Democratic Club of Hickory
met last Saturday and nominated
township ticket as follows: JUS
tices of the Peace, George Camp and
George Wallace; Constable, W. L.
Gray.
George and Dallas Harbert are
rustling among the natives this
week for Drs. Ray and Harbert.
If the boys find bills as hard to
collect as we do, they will come
home with empty stomachs.
Lee Smith, son of r. G. Smith,
came in on Wednesday of last
week onsa short visit to his par
ents. He LETT Saturday for Central
Park, Montana, where he goes on an
extended visit to his grandtather er
and other relatives. Lee is mod
el young man, in every respect,
and his host of friends here wish
him pleasant journey and sojourn
in the far west.
The Ghost Specially Company
gave another ghost play at the
Band Hall on Thursday night.
This time Deputy Sheriff G. E. Bobo
came in and created about as much
excitement as any OF their ghosts,
when he infomed them that it would
be necessary for them to pay Ii
cense before opening up their play.
The generous hearted manager
donated" the money taken in to
the band boys and flung open the
doors and gave free show.
In a private letter from FL. s.
tShahan, we learn that he has stop.
ped at Cedarvale, Kansas, and will
make that his home. He and his
son-n-law, Robt. Bridwell, were
out driving not long since, when
their team became frightened and
ran away throwing them both from
the buggy and breaking one of
Mr. Bridwell's legs. Mr.. Sbahan
also received some bruises but not
Of a serious nature. Mr.. S. will at
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-08-04
School meeting at DR..
Rays office. Saturday
night.

DR.. S J. Morris OF the city was
in to see us few moments yester-
day On important business. The
doctor is looking we'll. He says he
is enjoying good health and a fine
practice.
A special from Bliss, Idaho, in
forms the Business Manager of
THE TRIBUNE and wife that they are
now grandpa" and grandma, y
Mrs. A. J. Russell having presented
Andrew with fine 7-pound girl on
the 30th of July.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-08-04
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The Green Forest tribune., 1892-08-04
TRIBUNE 81. pc r year.
Attention.,

The citizens of Green Forest and
surrounding country who feel in
terested in the cause of education,
interested in the education Of their
children and in the general upbuild-
ing of the town and country sur
rounding, are earnestly requested
to meet at DR.. Rays Office on Satur-
day night the 9th, of August for
the purpose of considering measures
calculated to advance the cause of
education and the interest OF the
town and surrounding country in
generel.
W. G. Russell, D. f. Ray,
J. E. Norris, R.D. Galloway,
J. F. Walker, G. Camp,
W. T. Gray, G. M. Norris,
T. s. Phillips, S. J. Morris,
e. w. Cozsey, A. NJ Webb,
c. B. Grim, H.amp Norris.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-08-04

Wade & Morris will take whea
in settlement of outstanding bill
at highest market price.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-08-04

It is hoped that the old as wei
as the youngmon of our town may
find a more pleasurable resort OF
on Sunday than loafog about The
streets after the new church i
completed.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-08-04

Mack Qualls will leave tomor-
row for Denver, Colorado. He is
going on an excursion, and will re
month or six weeks for his health
and pleasure. We wish blm pleas
ant journey and general good
time
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-17
Stub Ends of Thought.

We pay for our pleasure in tears.
Time is buta narrow rutlle around
the garment of eternity.
Justice may be blind, but she
seems to see when there's money in
the extended hand
Debt is a pin whose point is al
ways sharp to honesty,
We may waste time, but not
eternity.
Few things grow larger as wo
draw near TO them.
Fortune is sometimes kindest
when she frowns.
Do a favor rather than receive
one, if you would be free.
Forgive a fault, but do not forget
it, Detroit Free Press
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-17
RUBBERS

Are ueedful for the comfort
and protection Of your feet,
and at this early date it is
necessary 10 purchase the BEsT
you can get, We are always
looking for the highest grades
of goods, in shoes as we'll as
rubber goods.
WE HAVE
Cheap Ru6berS and Arctjcs,
Such as Mems Artios At 9Oo.
Boys and Ladies' Artics at Use.
Rubbers at 10 cents aud up,
BUT ADVISE you always to pur.
chase goods you are sure OF
wearing well. We have them
at The White House.
w. J. PENHAILEaoN, Prop.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-17
NUMBER 81.


BEARnSLEI.-On the morning OF the 10th
inst, at her home few miles east of this
city, Mrs. Benz. Bearisiey; aged about SS
years.
Deceased was daughter OF Mr. John
Woolrich Besides father aud mother and
several brothers and sisters, she leaves a
husband and sou and daughter in the
neighborhood of ten years OF agc, to mourn
loss that cannot be replaced.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-17

He answered, with beamlug smile,
"Oh, I'm Democrat"
SLEIGHING is better than ev er.
THE borrowing of large stockings
is now in order.
ALL toys at Hanscom's will be
sold at less than cost.
DoN'T forget the Y. NJ G. A.
convention all day Sunday.
WHISKY has gone up. That's
better than putting it down.
SANTA CLAUS and Economy
make great firm. See last page.
PRICES marked on Christmas gifts
are not to be regarded as emblems
of veracity.
MANY are the artistic show win
dows in our city. Holiday goods
4 are the special features.
Il The residence Of VIM. T. Jackson
n in the northern part of the city has
q been greatly improved lately.
q Those elegant Xmas cards at
n Isaac Deller's are entirely new and
the prices are very low. 5lw2
LADIES' AND MISSES cloaks and
ackets are being disposed of re-
n gardIess Of cost at Gundry, Gray
IL Co.'s.
4 THE new furnace is being put in
d place in the basement of the p. NJ.
4 church. 1t is the hot water system
\ of heating.
j WIN. ROGERS, one of the oldest
u settlers in Dodgeville died in that
Il place last Sunday, of asthma, at the
4 age of II.
4 THE holiday novelties at Gundry,
4 Gray 81 Co.'s are decidedly new and
4 such as will prove sensible and
4 serviceable.
! ABOUT one dozen persons joined
Il the p NJ. church at Lost Grove, as
q the result of the two weeks meet
ings held there.
d ALBUMS of all kinds, card cases
4 for ladies' and gentlemen, and purses
n in the finest of leather at J. }.
u Hanscom & Co.'s.
A CRANBERRY corner Is threaten
4 ed. Has the Christmas turkey no
u rights that the soulless dealer is
bound to respect?
y W. J. SUTHERs, town treasurer,
is ready for those who wish to pay
their taxes. He may be found at
clerks office, in City Hall.
FIFTY.rwo boys were turned out
Yof tie high school in Rockford,
n QN. on Monday for throwing chalk
NJ while school was in session.
N MINERAL PoIST can now claim
as good a creamery as is to be found
4 anywhere. Everything IS new aud
u the equipments the most modern.
IN Chicago thousands of dollars
have been expended in the decor
n a.on Of single window for the
holidays, The competition is great.
House, occupants are again re-
VI minded that there is an ordinance
requiring sidewalks to be cleared of
snow within twenty.four hours after
snow storm.
TIE new +. NJ. church lecture
u u room will be opened on Sunday
u morning, Dec 25th. Rev. 5. r.
nj .abb will preach q Christmas
81 pening sermon.
ISL The annual meeting Of the
@ .ockholders Of the First National
N 5aak Of Mineral Point will be held
ID the afternoon Of Tuesday,
aHuary 10, 1893.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-17

HAVE in stock beautiful line
of ladies' and gents watches, and
will sell YOU an honest watch at a
close price, and guarantee to give
You full value for your money
5lw2 Isaac DRLLER.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-17

We are special agents for the
celebrated Banana brand of Hams,
Breakfast Bacon, Shoulders, ,Sc.
50w3 lIENDRA Bros.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-17

Buy your Christmas candies of J.
A. Spratler, he has an immense
supply Of only the best aud purest,
aud prices within reach Of all.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-17

North Wing of the Platteville
Normal School building will be
held in the new Assembly hall on
Thursday December %, at
coop. NJ.
THE legislative committee of
which Hon. j. NJ. Smith of this
city is a member, to examine the
condition of the state charitable
and penal institutions, commenced
work this week.
IT is said by Puck that the woman
who can circulate most through the
stores the first three weeks in
December can approximate most
closely the value of the presents
her friends receive.
THE TRIBUNE has been informed
by the superintendent of the county
asylum that the same will be open
to visitors from Tuesday morning
until Friday evening, of each week,
until further notice.
DoN'T stand idly by and grumble
when an electric light in your
vicinity fails to do its duty, but
make special effort TO inform
manager We'll of the fact. Regard
this as special request Of his.
The Mrs. Van Deusen patent cake
pans for sale only by Eden &
Blewett. Mrs. Van Deusen's super
Tor cake recipes given with each
set of pans. Splendid for Christmas
presents. Call and see them. stiff
A CORRESPONDENT Of a New
York paper says: "Please let me
know through your valuable paper
a true remedy for a red, shiny nose,
as l haye tried many remedies, but
of no use." He is advised to leave
the Democratic party and join the
Prohibitlonists.
A REPORT reaches us to the effect
that while John Rundell and
daughter, who reside near Dodge
vile, were riding in a sleigh last
Sunday, they were run into by
runaway team, resulting in Mr..
RundeIl being instantly killed aud
the daughter seriously hurt.
On Friday of last week two male
patients-one from Highland and
one from Arena-were assigned to
our county asylum; and on Wednes-
day of this week two females. 1t
is understood that some from out
side the county will be transferred
to our asylum in the near future.
EVERY man who smokes owes it
to the community to constitute him
self a committee of one on pre-
cautions against fire, and to nee to it
that no lighted matches, sparks
from his pipe or smoldering cigar
stubs from his hands are carelessly
thrown where they may start a
blaze.
TnAT diamond ring offered by
Daniel Scotton 81 Co., wholesale
tobacco dealers of Detroit, Mich,
to the one Of their several western
travelling faIesmen who sold the
most plug tobacco during the year
of 1892, has been awarded to w.
H. Osborne, of this city. You are
hereby congratulated, friend Will.
APPLES, Dr. Tuplett maintains, if
eaten in large quantities, possess
properties which entirely do away
with the craving which all con
firued drunkards have. In many
bad cases which have come under
his notice he has been able to effect
a cure by this means, the patient
gradually losing all desire for alcbo-
hol
THE suggestion that green goods
circulars be excluded from the
mails and that the sending Of such
mail matter be made a continuing
offense is a good one. The receiver
of such circulars should be made
a party to the transaction if it can
be showed that be has entered into
negotiations with the sender With
intent to defraud.
THE largest stock Of mufiers,
neokties, gloves aud mittens to be
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-17

SHOULD you wish 20 present any
one with a ring, chain, pin, watch,
or anything in the jeweIry line,
don't fail to call and see my large
assortment. 5lw2 Isaac DELLER.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-17
The Finest

Stock Of holiday China, Glass
ware, and Crookery in the city, at
IIeudra Bros. Bows
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-17

FRnsu oysters in eau aud bulk, at
j. A. Spratls.s. 45tf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-17

Go TO Eden & Blewett's and
see the wonderful King Heater in
operation. 5lu
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-17

BRINe your butter, eggs and poaI-
try to J. A. SpratIer and get the
highest market price.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-17
sUBSoRTPrToN RITES.
The Local Field.
Good Things for The Holidays.

Albums, books, dressing cases
and card cases, innumersble, at.
tractive and appropriate gifts.
A full line Of beautiful watches
for ladies' and gentlemen, guarsn,
teed to give full value for your
money.
Seeour elegant Xmas cards, books
mirrors, rings, chains, pins, etc.
All the best and cheapest.
Isaac DKLLER.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-17

NEW games, many Of them, for
all ages, at Hanscom's book store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-17

lIendra Bros, is headquarters for
oysters in bulk or can during the
holidays aud throughout the
season. 5OW3
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-17
AWAY Ahead.

Our candy supply for the holi-
days will be away ahead of all
50w3 HENDRA Bros.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-17

TuE finest line Of gift books ever
shown in the city at IIanscom
d Co.'s.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-17

WANrED.-To buy a good fresh
milch COW. j. u. OATES.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-17
WE HAVE
Yourself and Others.


Harrison Millard, solid and
progressive citizen of Livingston,
made the TRBUNE a pleasant call
while in the city last Monday.
Edward Sims, his sisters Miss
Emily and Mrs. Sadie Evans, of
Dodgeville, and his niece, Miss Prid.
esuS, of Minnesota, came in from
the county seat Tuesday for n visit
with relatives,
-Sleighiug was SO good last Sun
day that Art. Jones, Thos. and Ed.
Jones and Mr.. Miller, telegraph
operator, all of Dodgeville, could
not resist the temptation of the
pleasure in a ride to Mineral Point.
w. NJ. Gundry returned from
his European trip a week ago to.
night
Mrs. Vaughn, nee Miss ella
Lanyon, has arrived from Dcs
M Dimes to put in the holidays meath
the parental roof.
CHRISTMAS presents Of all kinds
for old and young at the very lowest
price, at J. A. Spratler's.
WHILE at DodgevlIo the other
day a representative of the TRIBUNE
happened in on j. II Cartwright,
jeweler, and a former resident Of
this city. 1t was a great pleasure
to find him SO we'll established in
his new quarters in Strong's new
building. 1t is one Of the finest
rooms for his business to be found
in this section. The same is finely
equipped and we'll stocked, bearing
every evidence Of prosperity, and
none are more pleased TO note this
than the Mineral Point friends,
who are numerous.
ALBUMS, books, dressing cases
and card cases, innumerable, at
trf tive and appropriate gifts, at
Isaac Deller's. 5lw2
IT is not too early to say "Merry
Christmas to alI;" and it is quite
time now to prepare for the merri-
ment; but DO not make il burden.
Nothing is more out Of harmony
with the spirit Of Christmas than
the feeling 81 must give some
Christmas presents" or 81 must use
some Of my money to buy things
for Other people abou' whom care
very little" II seems sacrilege 10
give the name Christmas gift to a
thing which is not filled with the
spirit Of love; so, whatever we do,
be it little or much, let IL come
from a heart full Of kindliness aud
unselfshness Christmas means
Chrisrs mass-that is, Christ's
sacrifice. 1t is day for seeking
not ones own way, but Christs way,
and this is:
"wheu thou makest a dinner or a supper,
call NOT jhy friends, nor thy brethren, neither
thy kinsmeu, or thy rich ueighbors; lest they
also bid thee again, and q rec0mpeHse By made
thee.
"But when thou makost feast call the
poor the malmed, the lame, the blind.
"Aud thou shaft 81 bCssed, for they cannot
recompense thee
And this applies to gifts as well
..t, fas.ts IJ1jl9' IEu,e .J0Urtfy{
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-17

Upon his head a new silk tile;
"Where did you get that hat2"
He answered, with beamiug smile,
"Oh. I'm a Democrat"