The Green Forest tribune., 1894-06-07

A recent case in our local Justice
court illustrates the fu,ility of &
strict reliance on law as means
of settling dispute. After three
long and tedious trials involving the
ownership of broken down horse
which, if sold at auction, would not
pay the attorneys fee, the case is
at last decided, leaving neither
party fully satisfied one to pay
costs sufficient to pay for four such
horses as the one IN question. On
the day of the second trial, two men,
IN dispute as 10 their rights in a
certain piece of property, came in,
submitted their case to the consider
alton ofthe justice and one of the at,
torneys for arbitration, presented
their testimony, made their argu-
ments, received the decision, and,
after expressing themselves as sat
lsefid with the verdict, left for home,
all, whiIo the lawyers were trying
to decide what to do next.
The appearance of our town
would not be injured if a few
wagon loads OF rubbish were
removed from the streets and
alleys. This should be attended
to before the Teachers Association
which convenes here next month.
Every man in town should be
will ing to do or have his part
done. Should it happen that the
superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton should pass along the street
in front of the school building, b e
would undoubtedly question the
reports concerning Green Forests
standing in educational matters,
when viewing the condition of the
school grounds. If our citizens
have the proper pride for their
school they can demons rate it as
forcibly by neat groubys and we'll
filled rooms.-G. F. Cor. in Vindi-
Gator.
The Populist met in county
convention at Berryville last Sat,
urday and adopted a county plat
form, elected eight delegates to
the State convention which meets in
Little Rock June 27; also put out
the following county ticket: Rep
resentative, W. S. Pursely; Coun-
ty Judge, w. A. Butt; County
Clerk. John McClou'd; Circuit
Clerk, E. r. Ray; Sheriff, w. A.
Evans; Assessor, J. B. Mclaughlin;
Surveyor, W. Pennington; Treasur-
er, E. P. Powell; Coroner, II.
Grow.
On Wednesday last. VIM. Mag
gard, living six miles southwest of
town, and a neighbor named VIM.
Gramblin engaged IN a difficulty at
Maggard's home and in the melee
Maggard received "a cut is the left
side of the abdomen with pock ct
knife. from which his bowels i'm
mediately protruded, and from the
effects OF which he died Thursday
night. Gramblin was arrested at
once and will be held for murder
Harrison Times.
The time never has been since
the creation Of man that talk was
as cheap as it is at the present time,
but it sometimes takes a bit of
'"red tape" to establish fact. Now
| wish to say to those who believ e
that [ cannot trim hat to call in
person and see for themselve, for
seeing is believing, aud by hearing
you may be deceived.
MRS. REDDING.
Fifty cents is small doctor bill,
but that is all it will cost you to
cure any ordinary case Of rheu-
matism if you use Chamberlain,s S
Pain Balm. Try it and you De sur
prised at the prompt relief it at
fords. The first application will
quiet the pain. so cent bottles fo1
sale by DR.. ]. E. II arbert.
G. G. White, Arthur Meek ard
George Walker were looking after
their political interests here Mon
day. Mr.. White and Meek are
candidates for representative, and
Mr. Walker is candidate for Sher
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