The Green Forest tribune., 1893-09-28

lIlU n SIlCuituIC, hoo AOIuOotOu no
to make him a shipment Of our ap-
plies to put on exhibition at the
Worlds Fair. Carroll county SO
far has not been represented in the
fruit display. Now, we beg you
assist us in this matter by bringing
us half dozen samples of each va
riety of your finest apples. Every
contributor will be given proper
credit for all he brings, as card
will be attached to it giving name
and address Of the producer. In
gathering fruit for this purpose be
sure the stems are left in and that
it is not bruised in any manner.
The, are thousands OF questions
asked daily by prospectors at the
Fair about what part of our State
procuces certain varieties of fruit,
and if our town and county were
properly represented there, it might
be the means ofno end of desirable
emigration to the this part. We
have not the time to- visit
the numerous orchards Of the vicin-
ity and make this collection, and
we will regard it as a great person
al favor if our enterprising fruit
growers will comply with this re-
quest at the earliest opportunity.
| Who will be first?
At Harrison last week it was our
pleasure to make the acquaintance
OF Mr.. John A. Bunch, the in-com
ing Receiver of the y. S. Land
| Office at that place. Mr.. Bunch is
from Madison county and to all ap-
pearance is very fine business
man. John z. Clendenon of Bax
ter county is to be the new Receiv-
er of the Land Office, and J. Grif-
len of Marion county will be the
chief clerk.
Miss Mamie Graham treated
number of her friends to some de-
lightful piano music at the resi-
dence of Mr.. D. Chauncey, one half
mile north of town, on Tuesday
evening. Miss Mamie is an accom-
plished musician. She leaves next
Tuesday for Little Rock where she
will enter the Blind Institute of
which she has been pupil for the
past thirteen years.
We.were among the guests at the
Speer Hotel while attending the
fair at Harrison last week. We
noticed that this popular house
was filled to it's full capacity the
four days of the fair. The Speer
Hotel is the place to stop when in
Harrison ifyou want good atten-
ton. At this place you get to see
everybody else in town.
The public examination of teach
ers for county certificates was held
at Berryville Thursday and Fri
day. The Carroll County Teach
ers' Association met at the same
time. An interesting and instruc-
tive session was reported.
DR.. and Mrs. Ray have recently
purchased fine granite monument
for the grave of their little son Bari
who died about four years ago. The
work was done by Nick Miller of
Berryville and is very artistic.
Hon. W. G.. Vincenheller, State
Commissioner of Mines, Manufac-
ture, and Agriculture was in town
Monday. He had been in Boone
county collecting fruits for our
Worlds Fair exhibit.
Prof. G.. W. Welche, a phrenolo-
gist, of Mount Vernon, Mo-, lectur-
cd at the public school building
Monday and Tuesday nights. His
talks were quite interesting.
MI. Sanders Of Huntsville, the
newly appointed Deputy Internal
Revenue Collector for this district,
was in town on business last Mon
day.
J.F. Gastineau, from Eureka
Springs, wants your blacksmith
work. He is in. Taylor's shop.
See ad. in another column.
Hereafter we will give the news
from Carrollton, having made ar
rangements to that effect with a
good correspondent.