The Green Forest tribune., 1894-04-12

| " .. "a ~ htlnlS was pOUnu over
in Esquire Doxey's court at Berry
vile on the charge OF SANDER. W.
e. Russell one Of the attorneys for
Mrs. Mathis, filed motion for
reconsideration OF the case which
was granted and on last Friday the
attorneys on both sides made a
resun c of the testimony and laws
application to it. The court re-
versed its decision and Mrs. Mathis
is a free woman. While such pro-
ceedlngs are perfectly legal, yet
they are unusual, but it is the high
est and noblest principles of a man
to correct his error when he sees
it.
Remember the silver medal con-
test Friday night. There will be
an admission fee of five cents
charged for the benefit of the
String Band. Don't let this keep
you away for the boys have fur
nished music free on former occas-
ions and added no little part to the
programs. The band is in need of
money and it is the duty of the
town and vicinity to support it.
The following girls and boys will
do the declaiming: Azzie Baily,
Lille Baily, Ivy Dooling, Flora
Lynch, Henry McMorris, Martha
Pendley, Daisy McMorris, George
Tabor, Edna Wise and Ethel Walk
er.
Ny wife was confined to her bed
tor over two months with severe
attack of rheumatism. We could
get nothing that would afford her
any relief, and as a last resort gave
Cham berlain's Pain Balm trial.
To our great surprise she began to
improve after the first application
and by using it res gularly she was
soon able to get up and attend to
her house work. e. II. Johnson Of
G. J. Knutson & Co, Kensington,
Mimi. 50cent bottles for sale by
J. e. Harbert, druggist.
Green Forest should have a pub
lie library. Will some of our en-
terprising citizens suggest plan
by which this may be had? There
is not q town or even a city in the
state tha, can create a more gener-
al interest in literary affairs than
can Green Forest, therefore we
think there is some feasible plan by
which we can have u public library.
Master Ollie Kirtly will return
this week to his home 81 Berry
willie, after three weeks stay here,
having his eye treated by our skill
tul occultst Dr.. Ray. Ollie had
the misfortune of getting the prick
els of cookie burr stuck into The
ball Of his left eye about four
weeks ago. DR.. Ray has preserved
the sight Of the eye.
A bail bond of$1 900 was made
for Joe Bolcs last week and on Fri
day he was released from Jail, He
was very glad to once more enjoy
pure air and freedom of his powers
of locomotion. AS soon as he
gets stout enough he will go to
work.-Progress.
At the municipal election in
BerryviIlc last Tuesday the follow
ing ticket was elected: Mayor
J. r. Handy; Alderman, A. S. Bo-
DO, J. B. Dodson, f. B. Freeman.
Thomas Barnett, ]. D. HALEY; Re
corder, B. O. George.
A vicious mule killed fine colt
Sunday belonging to Herb and
Henry Kyle living east Of town
The boys were leading the mare
from the stable wien the mule
jumped upon the colt and killed i,
instantly.
Banker Garvin and mer chant
Gordon of Harrison were in oui
town Sunday night on their wayNto
st. Louis in the interest of the new
railroad.
Hon. G. G.. White, Carroll coun-
ty's candidate for Representative
will be over from Eureka Springs
shortly to interview our people.
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