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The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-11

Among those entering Monday
were Char les and Cora Donalscn
of Denver, Ross B!assengame of
Ru'" and j. \. Paul of Harrison.
Mr.. Laseter of Dry Creek and Mr..
CantreIl of Denver made arrange
inentS to enter on next Monday.
We are glad to see our school
filling up with the class of pupils
it Is. This school will turn off
more first class teachers next year
than all other schools in the coun.
ty combined
Specimen fruit for the State
horticultural display at SPRING
dale will be received at this office
till Friday noon. Mr.. Gamble
will be here then to pack them.
Bring at least five apples of each
variety. We desire to urge the
importance of this matterto every
person who owns an orchard. The
display will be OF incacuable val
ne to our county and failure to
have something like a creditable
display will be corresponding
draw back.
DIED-Miss Ircna Orrell, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Or
rell, on last Sunday of typho-ma-
laria fever. 1t is indeed painful
to chronicle the death of this prou
ISL yonng lady whose life was
only fairly begun. The sad blow
;. "rartrending to her father.
mo b T., brothers and sisters, and
the whole community mourns with
them in her untimeiy departure.
She was buried at Zion Hill
Monday.
II consider Chamberlain's cough
Remedy specific for Group. Itis
very pleasant to take, which is one
Of the most important requisites
where cough remedy is intended
for use among children. [ have
known OF cases of Group where I
know the life of u little ono was
saved by the use of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy" J. J. LaGrange,
druggist, Avoca, Neb. soc bottles
for sale by J. E. Harbert.
The petition for the incnrpora-
tion of Green Forest was promptly
acted upon by the county court
last week and the Z day Of Janua-
ry, 1895, was the day set for the
final reading Of the petition. The
legal notice to that effect will be
published in THE TRIBUNE III due
time.
Send for catalosu ne of American
Furniture Agency, Galcna, Kas.
1t may be had for the asking, and
| on all purchases Of household furni
, ture will save you the retailers
profit OF rs to so per cent. We
guarantee manufacturers prices to
verybody.
Tie enc month old baby Of Mr.
and Mrs. John I. Worthington
diea very suddenly Tuesday. It
was sick only a few hours with
something like the Group. Anoth-
one of their children is quite sick
Of fever.
s. A. Richey, a farmer south of
town, broughta a stalk of corn to
our Office to-day which measures
Is and 1-2 feet in heigth and 8
inches to the ear. Who can beat
it?
A. e. Callcn, one of Carroll
county's most prosperous farmers
and fruit growers, called Tuesday
and ordered The TRIBUNE to his
address at Yocum.
Miss Mamie Graham will begin
class in music the first Monday in
November. She will teach either
vocal or instrumental. For tearms
apply at this Office.
Vincenhellcr & Gamble employ
none but reliable, truthful sales
men, aud each is furnished with 8
certificate Of Agency.
Garn Bnbo and family r. K
Thorn rn1 wife returned from IL,
extended visit with relatives il
the Indian Territory.
Gen. Powell Clayton and Sena
tor J. K. Jones speak in JON
a NM
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-11

Capt, Il, F. Hubert has secured
tho services of an expert brick
maker and bnrner and he
will DOW push the present kiln
to A haSty comule letiGn.
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vitality necessary TO in
sure their health. The
pueumOgaStric nerve, as
shown here. may be said
10 ne the most important
of the entire nerve syS-
TEN, rs it supplies the
heart lungs. stoElac h,
bowels. etc, with the
nerve force necessary to
keep them active and
healthy. AS will be seen
by the cut the long nerve
descending from t h e
base of the brain and
terminating in the bow
els is the pneumogasrric
while the numerous lit
tie branches supply the
heart, lungs and stom-
ncn with necessary vi
taiity. When the bra IN
becomes in any way dis
ordered by irritability
or exhaustion. the nerve
force which it supplies
Is iessened, and the or
ganS receiving the di-
mlnishcd supply are con-
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-11
LOCAL. AND Personal.

School fourishing.
Iohn Jones has the fever.
Al. Russell went to Berryville
Saturday.
Iii school these days and cool
these nights.
J.C. Harbert was up from Yo-
cum Monday.
The first frost of the season fell
Sunday night.
C. Kirkham spent Saturday
in Green Forest.
IN. Proctor's school at New
Home closed Friday.
James Shibley's school at D n
rer will close tomorrow.
Frank Fonning is building a
n rick chimney to his residence.
Miss Vlcie Tabor was visiting
; omefolks Saturday and Sunday.
=, Atty. f. J. Black was litigating
s,s.zz,rjquire Swor's court Monday
0. Aaron Graham of Indian Creek
" I hs looking out location in our
II wn Friday.
a:er Ben Norris was looking after
interest in Carrollton Saturday
,ht and Sunday.
IIC John! get Halls Hair Renewer
* keep your hair Iustrous and
Mort be from dandruff.
so has
,m S1n,y Mt. Fine line Of burial robes for
" ~ e and female at w. A. Butts
~ (drtakcrs room.
..::. Iessrs. Russell, Tanner, Black
Butt attended J. P. court on
ysAs Creek Monday.
enator James H. Berry took
'a"PY pcr in town Sunday. He was
'n' is way to Yellville.
Sc. hile in Berryville if you want
-. od meal or your team we'll
|ECU d for stop at the Southern
;, n Paul of Boone county Ell.
II. tho High School Monday.
qnare. re glad to have John with us
sctiOI.
:: L Baptist association at Car
,,..,,, IN last week is reported to be
MHs"" harmonious and business
pIa's la s IN ls ng'
7 five year old daughter Of
Huf'aker died Tuesday at
.0r. Lathe me of its grandfather, Geo.
: knce.
O''''' lea number OF cattle and hogs
q chair Bassed through town within
few days enroute to Euro
,.orially drl fngs tor shipment.
USE. eriwetber Marks, A. B. Tex
;, Proprifte rer, and humorist, addressed
uleka SpI6g pie Saturday evening on
$. gect OF queer people.
BASIN Sci
- Fancher OF Usage was a
ER, caller Monday. He says
= LAW crop ia his vicinity is
:, ,,.;r, han it has been for years
care Mckennon, the county
TX ANSAS eject, was in the Forest
making his off cial bond
I'm. IBuNE acknowledges a
aud profitable call from
Artist i
plummcr has purchased
esrrTAs' the psudIcy ley & WISE Wis.,,
tit TN TIE f1std rr.it1 h shop, and will soon
IN !" the latest sly res'd ut It Green Forest,
", D. traS' hope having purchased
|FOKD,
FLAW :,
ts of the f%r%aft .aesat :, ''''o - VI our readers
$ made Ynnse S. sp'' TO know in what respect
'"f' A' Arh'' pms Cough Remedy is
any other. We will
IN hen this remedy is taken
Y. .t,,e sd cold has been cant,ac,-
e"u'.Hso Hoicr IN !, tore 1T has become settled
as ,,rrr, Vile ~ EN-: il will .,,nn,a.,,,, ',
ccy the cold and greatly
2AMoh' : Feverity, if not efiectual.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-11
Fourth of July, Call and Rest and Cool at our
w. z. SNEED & co.

James Webb is desking for J. F.
Walker this week,
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-11

G. Camp is having an addition
built to his residence.
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Bahia, Rrazil,s Heauty.

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tlip Of the Doris. while not remarkable
one. is fan better than the average Of fast
vessels. and a~ passage III 80 ana odd
days from the capes to Bahia On Rio ia
Metro is by no means rare among Brazil
ian traders, it speaks we'll for the new YES
sci, ana promisingly fol her prospects at
more favorable season
1t Il ycly evident however to anyone
visiting these attitudes, that native and
foreign slippers alike hold the 'rotfee
\ Clippers iroln Baltimore awav above ~
H. wind- TANNERS III velv higll decree
Share ri admiration in these palts ana tbe
A N e,t InIir9. u, remarkably nluttv models
itl,it-tnti.le tli, traditional pre-Smiucurc
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Ain, o3 3-4.


SWIFT LlIILh NAItF BREAKS WoRIl,' n
GALESEthu, lns., ~epr. Nv. Fifteen
thousand people yelled themselves hoalse
this afternoon when the great tratting
queen AlX beat HE world record by
coming under the Wire III :. o. 3}--4
The track Was in good condition. when
at , Q clock AliA passed III front Of the
grand stand for little preliminary work
Mcdowell was Tier driver The Start Was
made in splendid Style, Alix coming as
regularly and steadily us clock work,
with head down and her short pointed
ears tWiTching uergo1lsly
When the quarter was reached there Ma
a general exclamation 'tlilty and Il half. -
which was her exact time
From that u tile hall she seemed tQ
fin. making ii i'll 1Ul ,--.
The thil,l qualtet heinereased Her pace
i tiite, making il in LIZ :,-4
Then sht came dnMn the linnir Stretch.
moving without apparent 4ttelt. finishing
the mile IN :. o., B.
The performance u Aix is the talk Of
the horsemen t,,-nigir Driver Mcdowell
said. ut i 4 remarkable njle MIN, iiA
not Seem worried 4 Hit III he effort bla
came out as fI,sl a, She went n Her
action was perfect. The whole. distance
newer spoke M lieT M raised rhe Mhp ii
was not necessary. " htM | reached Tine
half mile pole knew that She would
break the record
It's a good thing 10 Keep IN rle House.
that Alali!sOn 5 Botanic Nungh baisstnl II
stops that dry, tickling feeling ottcn exI,eri-
ence, IN the night and always cures the
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-09-27

va~ holria tried many doctors ii dif-
frrnr pants nj NE nitei States. lut India
III t'ilkham Vegetable rempot.nd iius
dAnr inNrr tpl INK than all dill. si1rtrr~
frtl Vi my dutyto tell YoU tfe~ faefs
lfu Nou also may b. cured Ny heart is
fnil NJ gratitude ~ Mrs. pinlaham Min.
Harriet Wanpler, BoN @4+, lsArab~o Mis.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-09-27

sunken warShp, whose smokeStack rises
out of the water within a few yards OF tile
beach.
The churches of Bahia constitute the
city principal attraction for the stranger,
10 whom the splendor Of their interior an
rangement must be a source Of genuine
wonder. The Church of st. Benedict,
where the negroes, OF some of them, wor-
Ship, is one mass Of gliding and rich color
inside. Its walls represent an enormous
eXpenditure-rich mosaic designs abound,
rich Jewels sparkle on every hand. On
the day this is written no less than siS
priests assisted at high mass. The me-
groes suuatted on the stone t1oor--those
of them who We're too late for the plain
benches near the chancel rail-some
stood in the aisles, others in the main
clearing all We're in earnest serious,
reverential meditation, even to one veneer
able dame who tairly bathed herself in
holy water. For this has been one Of
Blazil'> innumerable church holidays
The bells have been Changing Since yester-
day at shutdown rockets have exploded.
the streets are in Gala attire and the Young
beauties ii Bahia ale lcsplen,lent III bc-
wil,ielin. NalietA u silks and satins and
villa not beyond the United States ken.
GlHA~ lHAr ANh EhAr IMrl4
T4e sirls " Bahia hy lhe WV. alr III
nous Tor then beauty: !t least on the all-
thnl Y vt h'ilnelnu> cntifliSiAs'lG a4tth"ls
MAo' ilaFe ieil hiI n fheli liearts in thiS
plNtlNesltie elty ny 5Ae Sea hNSe "i
thvm best c''ieui't"a t" iaselnate the
Afkee Afe Iie l'fe i'I'tH.4.tis q ray
"a hAiI, .,li eaMN cNes, ald hr like nd
tMlt thNu-h in~t WHAT constitutes thr
lANt bia14ilan N 1"o t'tl'' iOl tlle itNel-
acc IMAGINATION.
lahta N Wlll-~ltt dolht tlie havana
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-09-27
plNcHED FACES.
PECULIAR TO AMERICAN WOMEN.
Some Of the Causes which Appear upon
Investigation

ESPECIAL to OH LADY READERS
Ask them A What can ht the matrer?''
and the invarable answer il, II don't
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-09-27

Judged by degrees Of latitude, Bahia
lies something like 500 miles north of Rio
.IaneiTo. 1t is the capital Of tile >tats Of
Bahia, one VI the moss thickly settled OF
the federated provinces, and it is one of
the largest cities in Brazil The town is
built upon a range OF hills sloping down
" the waters Of the bay, and extends far
back over an irregular and hilly territory
Viewed from the deck OF Il vessel in the
harbur, Bahia presents a charming scene
with its multi colored adobe houses and
innumerable spires and minarets. Com
pared With Bahia. our own Brooklyn
might be excused if she blushed, for such
4 plethora, 50 70 speak, Of churches can
exist nowhere else on the globe; what
with chief cathetlrals and assistant chief
cathedrals and supernumerary sacred edi-
ices galore.
The town is painted q thousand colors,
most Of them dyspeptic, and majority of
the buildings in the business section are III
the last stages of consumption. The Gus
tom house and post office buildings would
have vanished before two Of Mello' Shots
if that i'll faTed melodramatist had but
cared to take Bahia. There are two
broken hearted old forts, one Of them a
diseased imitation Of Fort Carroll, and a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-28
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

House rooms, brick Fourteenth ST.. 5000
6iots ia BoVedere hdditi0n, corner lots
fz7j each
House rooms. brick, and 4 roomed house IN
rear. Rolf street between TWenty-third and
Twenty fourth streets. $500
House fooms Eighteenth street. n good
coRd tioR, g so.
Double brick house rooms. Fourteenth
street 5000.
House seven rooms. brick. Sixteenth street
House seven rooms, fifteenth street, lot8or
House seven rooms, chsplins street. Csalr.
Wheeling, 1920.
House eight rooms, FIRST ward, 81 900.
House Eve rooms, Baltimore street last
Wheeling. 100. -. -.
House four rooms Charles street. Centre
g 1eg forr rooms, Eighteenth street. 81. on
House three rooms, Twelfth street. $50
House eight rooms. Sixteenth street, in rood
House four rooms and stable TTslfth street
House rooms and stable EignsssAlA street
&C. SOC.
los In Filsn. White 4 Gallagher additlsA
BO1loO feet, t<lO each
iots on Caid wells run, t2-0stch
Fine farm. il3 acres. on kauoHAl read. nins
miles east Of city on easy terms
Market street business property at usdsrats
"ons-hsH lss "a KscsuosA street. osalr.
On. q sSs best nasufastuTlAs Siiss EsIs
city, renting en- I've FAilros1A
NESB1TT & DEV1NE,
I739 Market Street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-28
sELLAlnE


The Republican city primary election
will be held this evening between 3
and 2 o'clock. For Mayor James
w. Morrell, w. G. Cochran, ID. c. Shep-
herd and John Dubois are the caHdi-
dates for nomination. Henry w. BahTa,
John Stroebel, James S. Johnston, John
Long and Upward A. Davis for Marshal.
Hunter S. Armstrong for Solicitor.
w. S. Carroll for Water Works Trustee.
Joseph E. Blackburn, John Thurn, A.
j. Holt and Charles Z. Husbands for
Treasurer J. L. Lancaster, William
Shannafet Patrick Seahill, Ernest
Bentield and A. NJ. f. Boyd for Street
Commissioner. Charles Lancaster, John
II. Hoffman and Chris Bippuf for Board
of Education. This is about double
the number of candidates for nomina-
ton that appeared on the Democratic
side. and the political pot is boiling.
Scnick & Turnbul had a conference
with their miners yesterday. The oper-
ators submitted the scale which has
been accepted at Mehan's mine at
Franklin. but the miners promptly re-
jected ii, and are willing to accept
nothing less than the compromise scale,
which prevails at Morgan's, Heather
ingtons and the PittSburg Coal Works.
Kidd's mines and the Glen Coal COmpa-
ny are also paying the scale.
Mrs. Daniel Samuels, OF the Third
ward, has received word OF the death of
her father in Wales, and will on the
25th Of April sail for Appacon, Wales,
TO settle the estate left by her father.
Mr.. Samues will remain here for some
time longer 10 settle up his business
affairs, when he too will go to Wales,
where the family will probably locate.
State President John NuRent and
Thomas McGouRh, of the Executive
Board, were at Franklin yesterday to
confer with the miners who have with
drawn from the sub-district organiza'
tion and returned TO work as an inde-
pendent local union. The result Of the
conference has not been learned.
Robert Mcintyre will lecture at the
Christian Church tomorrow evening,
under the auspices of the Young Peo-
pies Lecture Course. Subject: "Wyan-
dotte Cave, or Thirty Hours in the
Sunless World"
A crowd OF men, filed with booze, at
tempted TO force an entrance into Dell
Davis's house in Plum alley, Monday
night, and were fired at by the woman
for their action. So far no arrests have
been made.
Mrs. John Grouse and daughter, Mrs.
Harry McGregor, of the Fifth ward, are
visiting relatives near Belmont.
Several of our carpenters went down
to Sistersville, w. Va, yesterday, where
they have a contract Of work.
o. p. Mason is laid up with a severe
attack of Ia grippe.
James Wilson, of Delaware, o., is in
the city on business.
The County Commissioners were ia
the city yesterday.
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MoRe1STowS, February 27.-Mrs.
Harry Kiger. OF Fairmont, was recently
visiting friends in town.
DR.. L. S. Brock went to Beaver, Pa.
where Mrs. Brock has been visiting
relatives for several weeks.
Miss Bessie Wallace and Miss Nina
Reynolds, Of Keyser, are guests OF
friends in Pittsbnrg.
Miss Mary Semans is visiting Pitts
burg friends.
Mrs. S. G. Chadwick and Mrs. Wat
son went to Pittsburg a few days ago
for a brief stay with friends.
Mrs. Sanford Morris, OF Fairmont, Is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Sallie Cooper.
Mrs. Milton Hirschman is visiting
her parents at Cum berland, Nd.
Judge T. Perry Jacobs, Of New Mar
tinsville, was here few days ago, Wis
ting his parents, Squire and Mrs.
.Cephas Jacobs.
VIM. Miller, ESQ.,, OF Fairmont, was
recently the guest of his son, Prof..
Thomas c. Miller, OF the University.
Mrs. John ]. Brown and daughter,
Miss Madge, were in Wheeling last
week shopping.
Mrs. Johu f. Pineyard, of PennsyI-
vania, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo.
Z. Vangilder.
Omer II. Koontz has gone to Pitts
burg. where he will remain for several
months.
Rev. J. w. Bent, of Elkins, is the
guest of friends here.
Mrs. 4. w. ireland is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Hardman, at Richie
C. H. The latter will accompany her
mother home.
7. w. Wright and wife, Of Chicago,
have been guests for some days OF u. ).
Engineer, l. n. Lucas and wife.
The members of the Hiarity Club
rendered Mr. and Mrs Edmund Shisler
a surprise a few evenings ago by going
to their home in q body. Elegant re-
freshments were served and the affair
was most enjoyable one to all present.
Mrs. James S. Stewart, wife OF Prot.
Stewart, received from 10 s o'clock on
the 22d. She was assisted by her
nieces. Misses Gertrude and lisa Hays.
The affair was the social event Of the
week.
The cadets fred the National salute
on the 22d, which was about the only
reminder in Morgsntown that the
Father of His Country had birthday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-28
OIL ON COW GREEK.
The New Well There expected To BE
Gusher.

Gusher.
Special telegram 70 ne RsJtsEsr.
SrsrERsvILLE, February 27.-The
Eureka Pipe Line Company report
lO,7so barrels as the amount Of their
runs at the Thistle Station for the
twenty-four hours ending this morning
az : o'clock. This is a slight decrease
from the average.
The different contractors report
twenty-five wells drilling on the Ohio
side and ten new rigs up ready so COM
mence work shortly.
The Mountain State Gas Company's
we'll on the Ferguson farm in the Cow
Creek territory, south Of st. Marys, was
drilled to the top OF the sand on Mon
day aud flowed quite a good deal OF oil.
1t will be drilled in in few days, and
is expected TO be a gusher
1t is reliably reported that the well
drilled by Tom Mills on the Aaron Nor
gan farm, up Fluhartv Run, and which
was plugged aud the casing pulled, has
commenced TO flow some oil. This well
is located about seven miles east Of
New Martinsville.
The Victor Oil and Gas Company will
ship three rigs from Friendly to-mor-
row to commence work on the Dayen-
port place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-28
THE SECOND HOsPITAL.

The Board Investigating Affairs at That
Institution-Wiu Probably Sustain Mr.
HOyt.
Spsc,al Tsls0ram to TIE Rs5,Ws--
RAvENswooD, w. VA, February p.
-Messrs, Camden, Lively, Williamson,
Ensow aud Alexander, directors Of the
Second Hospital for the Insane, passed
through this place this morning en- route
for Spencer to attend the investigation
OF the dismissal of certain employees.
A short time ago DR.. Egan and Miss
Dorsey, two of the suspended ones, with
counsel, also went through.
The opinion expressed seems to be
that DR.. Hoyt will be exonerated and
that he will be sustained by majority
of the board, particularly as the board
which will investigate the case is the
same one which appointed him.
As there is no Geographic communi-
cation between this place and Spencer,
to.day's proceedings of the board can
not be learned before tomorrow.