The Green Forest tribune., 1893-10-19

Bone Terry, who is under indict
mcnt in this county for the robbery
of Rev. r. A. Martin of Denver, was
lodged in the Berryvile Jail last
Sunday. He had been lodging the
officers for the past year and a half.
He was over taken about twelve
miles of Tahlequah, [. T., by Depu-
ty Sheriff viii Naples who brought
him in. The evidence against him
is said to be about as strong as it
was against Lee Boles who was Civ
en- five years in the penitentialy
as a participant in the same robbery.
ferry is under indictments for
other offensos in this county. 1t is
also stated that he is wanted for
crimes committed in Missouri.
Two barns on Col. Tilford Den
TOMS farm, two and half miles
northeast of Carrallton, was con-"
sumed by fire on W odnesday night
OF last week. The blaze was ovi-
IDENTIFY OF an ineondiary origin, but
no clew has so far been obtoined.
! All tie live STOCK was rescued, but
q laI.sa amount of Of hay and grain
wTre sost,as well as Il lot Of farming
i'm mploments. We do not know the
extent of the loss, but il undoubted-
| ly reached into the thousands Of dol
lars, for Col. Denton is one OF the
wealthiest farmers in the country.
J. =. Rhodes of Yocum was in TO
see Us Saturday. He says that
work is still being pushed on
Rhodes & Massey's new roller mill
at that place; that they expect to
have it in operation by March 1,
'94. This will probably be the
largest milling establishment i'll
this part of the State. Besides the
Touring department which will be
Of large capacity, they will run a
regular set of corn burrs and have
a large carding machine attached.
DR.. Clas. Scott of Denver paid
US a short business call Saturday.
He was accom- panied by his brother,
Dr.. ]. NJ, Scott, formerly of Lead
Hill, Boone county, but who is now
looking out location in this part.
DR.. Chas. Scott is one OF those en-
torpa Using gentlemen who believe
in, 'when you have anything gooa
to say, say i" He says that with
out question The TRIBUNE is tho
best paper published in Carroll
county.
The ex-Contederates' reunion,
held in Kings River township on
Thursday and Friday of last week.
is reported to have been a success.
Although the attendance was limit
ed to abont so, those present enjoy
ed themselves mnchly. They ad
journcd Friday afternoon to meet
at tho Bunch Spring, two miles
west of Berryville, on September
13, II, aud Is, '94. j. II. and
Granville Norris were the only
representative from Hickory town
ship.
Ola Graves, four miles southeast
of town, was tried in Squire Swor's
court in Carroliton township on
charge of having STOLEN a pistol
and pocket book of Jake Sharp of
the Same neighborhood. He was
fined SO and given one hour in the
county jail. This is the third time
this boy has been called upon to
answer for theft. What pity it is
that our State bash't reform
school for such depraved youths!
Jess Warren was brought before
Judge Worthiugton Monday on q
writ of habeas corpus, asking the
court to admit him to bail, alleging
that the proof was not positive and
the presumption was great. But
after hearing their allegation, and
studying the evidence His Honor
refused to admit him to bail. The
State was represented by Col &.
j. Black.
II. S. Shaha. has arrived from
Cedarvale, Kan, and will remain
several days visiting and looking
after his business interests here.
He was accompanied by James
Yonngblood ard family who have
made their home the past tour
wears in Kansas, but have now