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The Washington times., 1894-11-08
For Philadelphia. New York. and the Eass
100 p. NJ. CONGRESSIONAL LIMITEn,

AL ParlOr Cars with Dining Car from BaIsH
more, for New York daily, for PhiladeiphiA
week days. 7-2e, 80 Dining Car, 800 $40
Dining Car, aud HOO .u.ng C.rl a m
L. 5, 3:15, 40. 1000, and 11:35 D. m On sun
day, 40, 7:55 Dining Car, 300 100 {. lung
q. m, 12-l5. 3:I5, 4:20. 1000, and 11:35 D
N. For Philadelphia only, Fast Express 80
For boston, without change, 80 a m wees
DAYS and 315 p m daily.
For baltimore 625 -, 80 7s55, 900, $40, I0.3A
100, and 1880 a m, l%l5, 2:Ul, 5l5s 400 tln-
itedl 20, 4.30, $40 GA, 40 1000, l0:40, I1:l5
and 1l;35 p. On sunday, 40, $50, 800, 905,
1880, 100 a. m. 12.15, 1:I5 201, SIS 400 lirn-
itedl 40, $40 6:14, 7:10 1000, 1910, and 11s5
D.
daily, except sunday.
For annapolis, ~, 800, and 11>50 a m, and
Az p. daily. except sunday. sundays. 800
a. m, and 40 p. m.
Atlantic Coast Line Express for Richmond
Jacksonville and Tampa, 4.30 a m, 3:30 D. ~
daily. richmond and Atlanta, $50 p m daily
Richmond only, 10 s. a. m. week days
Accommodation for QuaRtico 7:i5 a M. daily
and 4.25 p weeN days.
For alexandria, 4:aj, $50, 10, e-tO7 S.30, 1861,
Il 80 8 m, l2.j0 $50, 3.20, 4--5, 30J 5.3s, 6l1
S:0@, O.ti5, and Il:}9 p m en- sunday at 4;}l
40 9.45 a m : -, 6.l5, H.u5, nj 1905 IA.
Leave Alexandra for " ashinl 6.05 5:43, 701
$50 $40, l0:1 IO:2S a. m, Is -.lj, 800 3.2l
SEQ 5.3J 6:l3, 8 Co 30, 9.l5, iU-52 and ffaS "a
m Ori sunday az Gas. 9.i0 IO:2S a m 2sI
$50, 200. 20 9:I5, ami 1882 p. m
Ticket Offices northeast corner OF Ihlrleeuta
street and Pennsylvania avenue, and az the sta
tiOn, Sixth and streets, where orders can %
left for the checking OF baggage to destinations
from hotels nd residences j. X WOOD
Genera tassenger Agent
; n. PR=NOSF, General Manager.
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Third race-siE 40 one-anarter furlongs.
Tourtl race-Five furIonrs
7ifth race-six and a half furloncs.
Selections.

First race-Markstone; Lithograph.
Second race-Siu eria; Ben
Third race-liOga: Johnny
Fourth race-BrightwOod; Tommy Brophy
Fifth rsce-Grand Prix; Jack Lowell
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BOOKS GIVEN A SCORCHING
-Four Winners at the Alexander Island
Track Were First Choices
COLUMBUS THE ONLY OUTSIDER

Talent Had Great Success in spotting the
Right Horses, Making but One Mistake
Throughout the Day-But Two Favorites
Managed TO Reach Home First at St. Asaph.
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R.1+;uore po,d Marke+

BALTIMORE, Md, Nov7.-yirgina century, 5S16
bid; SO asked Northern Central IS, series B, ia
asked.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE-SPECIAL MEETING MT
- Vernon Assembly 119S, Thursday evening at
20 10 make arrangements for the funeral Of
Brother TLecier COMMITTEE. 1t
ITO PHOTO-ENGRAVERS - TREASURY DE-
L partment, Office OF the Lighthouse Be ard,
" Washington November 6. 1884 Proposals VIII
be received AT this Office until o'clock p. IN, ,
on III RSDAY, the 18th day Of Noyem Der. 1894
for furnishing hard copper printing blocks,
phote-engraved in half tone, for illustrating the
annual report of the Lighthouse Board for the
FISCAL year ending June -, 1894 Specifications
and form Of proposal may be obtained on ap-
plicaJiCu At this Office, where the Illustrations
from which the blocks are TO be made may be
seen. The right TO reject any or ali bids and
to waive any defects is reserved JAMES a.
GREER, Rear Admiral, L. ). n, Chairman
nos 81
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Mrs. MANNS KINDERGARTEN AND
50 school and the Elizabeth PEABODY Kinder
garten Normal 4 raining chooI 1918 sunderland
place, VIII begin fall and winter sessions Octo-
ber !, 1884 cc1-2Ino
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-. Second race-Elye furl0ngS
q lsB Purse. $500 Time, l.0i

Betting-Bayberry ; TO ,; The joker, TO .:
LaIlah, 20; Laughing Water, 3; Tube Rose, ;.
Jim Facau y; Jack Wilson, >: WhiTest0ne, 40;
irish Mike 20; Tom McC, 2O May L, 30, and Jim
COrbett, 80.
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WANTED.

w AN "ED-BoYs TO CARRY PAPERS. AP-
w ply at TIMES Once between and p. m.
no8-tf
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How the Horses Ran.
Track good
~ FIRST receive furlongs Selling. Purse,

Start fair Won very easily.
Betting Columbus, 10; Blue Bird, e. Nursery,
80; High C. 20. Can't Tell, 10, Seio, 10 .; Bon
Voyage, 20: Florist. 80; AbscOnder, 10; Judge
Post, 20, and karamas, 30.
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For -EOT SIS.

A SUBSTANTIAL BROOM FRAME II THE
"A IL e.; lot "A. 6xl0O; price only Sl,2J0 Terms.
go c'sh; balance 1880 per m nth with at iu-
terest. These payments are barely above ent;
rare chance
r, E. MORRIS, 200 14th St, Room l. ns-6t
TOR SALE-THE BUSINESS PROPERTy-912
ST n. Further particulars can be
learned by applying TO Mrs. j. B. Pert Z, at
the Fred mia net j, III 81. n. " no. N
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he line up was as follows:
AGRICuLTURALS.

Touchdowns-Harris and Gillen. Goal-Lewi
Referees-Nr. Harley and Mr.. Mahoney Line
man-Alr. Schell, Orange Athletic Club. Tn
pire-Mr German.
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Mines. WaShing on & Briggs,
DR.. LEON,

467 C Street Northwest
OFFICE HOURS, 10 ToI. 6TOs.
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Z INDFRGAKTEN AND SCHOOL. 1926 Q
~ street northwest. Miss Susan Pullock prin-
cipaL Training class Tor teachers Refer
ences. oc9-3mO
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RAILROADS.
. Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND
STREETS.


lO.3O = ". PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED-PuIl,
man Compartment Sleeping, Dining smoking,
and Observation Cars harris burg to Chicago,
Cincinnati, indianapolis, Cleveland, and To-
ledo. Buffet Parlor car 10 Harrisburg
1870 4. u. FAST LINE-Pullman futIeG ParloP
Car TO Harrisburg, Parior and Dining Cars
harrisburg TO Pitts5urg
3:15 T. Nj. CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS EAs
PlESS-tu uI man Buffet Parlor Car 70 HaE-
rlsburC, Sleeping and Dining Cars, Harris
rS to st Louis Cincinnati, LOuisylEa, and
Chicago.
710 p NJ WESTERN EXPRESS-Puumaa
Sleeping Cars TO Chicago, and Harrisburg
10 Cleveland. Dining Car 10 Chicago
40 p. VI. SOJ ThNESTEhN EXPRESS
Pullman Sleeping and Dining Cars TO 81
Louis, and Sleeping Car harrisburg TO CiR-
1C.50 p NJ PACIFIC EXPRESS Pullman
sleeping Car to Pittsburg.
$50 a. m Tor Kane, Canandalgua- ROchestsP,
and Niagara Falls daily, except sunday
10.30 a. m. for klmlra and RenOya daily, exceps
sunday. For W llhamspOrt daily, 3:lJ p. N.
9:I0 p N. for WilliamspOrt, Rochester, Bufalo.
and Niagara Falls daily, except saturday
with Sleeping Car Washington TO kOchesteE
1870 T. NJ for Erle, Canandaigua, Rochester, and
Buffalo daily, and Niagara Falls daily, exCsps
Saturday, with Sleeping Car Washington -
Elmira, and Saturdays only " ashingJon %
Rochester.
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PERs TaL

I5ME FRANCIS,
vi Card reader and trance medium: gives life
from cradle to grave; sitt.ngs daily 70 9. trds.
2jc; trance, 5Oc 406 T. Cap. st. noy7-st
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Rn TABLE DHOTE DINNER of ours is win
aNv Ble ming lots of custom. You'll wonder
- ~ 70 when explain that the very best the
ket affords think good for you Exquisitely
cooked and served pint of good claret with it, too
HOTEL EMRICH-On the Avenue, between ~ & 9th Sts.
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CatacaZy colt, 9e, ran away. drawn, BarrGtt
Starr good. Won galOping
Bering-COssacE, i 10 -; Frank r. Hart, TO
2; FaEin, 5: Magnet. -; Laura, 100, Golddigger,
JOG: Catacazy colt, 200.
-TS Fifth race-Six aud quarter furlongs
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Card for Tn.dav.

start IGlr. " on FlGQen Out
Betting-Jersey, even; Mask, :: soprano. CO.;
AnnOrean,.0; Lyceum, i 10 10, and Bepettion.l2.
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THE WONDER OF TEE AGE n CURING
a dis ases. The etheriai natural preatL cure
builds new lungs and kidneys apply Dy mail
only to DE-. j. p QUG, 957 18th 81. NY. uo7-3t
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-04-05
Sheriff. $ Sale.

Notice is hereby given that I
will offer tor sale at the residenc.
on the premises below described one
quarter mile south of Green For
est at public outcry to the highest
and best bidder, On April %, 1894,
and within lawful hours of said
day tor making judicial sales.
SAID sail to be made on credit of
three months with note and APP
proved security, with Il reserved
lcin on the land below described
tor it's purchased money, the toll
lowing described real estate towit:
One tenth interest in the W. 1-2
OF NE. IA OF NE. Ia; and one
tenth interest in the n. w. IA of
n. E. Ii of Section 8, and one tenth
interest in the W. l-2 of S. W. Il
OF 6. e ID, except four acres off
Of the narth end in Sec. +, ali in
TIP. 10 n. OF range 90 ". subject
however to the dover of the widow
Henderson Phillips decd. Said
land being levied on by me as the
property Of j. II. Norris under an
execution to me directed by the
Clerk of the Circuit court of Car
roll county Arkansas to satisfy .
a .jad cement rendered in said court
against J. II Norris and in favor
of Rosenthal q Deshberger fol
the sum Of five hundred forty nine
dollars and fifty cents ($549.56,
and FIVE dollars and forty-five cents
(&5.45) costs with interest from the
18th day of July 1898 to date, al
ten per cent, and the cost Of this
sale. This 20 day of March 1894
A. 2. NAPLES Shrf.
Hv NJ Arty GJ-ATvc y G
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-04-05
Comments on the Contest.

The BerryvilIe Vindicator says:
Green Forest made the best show
ing in the number Of contestants,
aud she has no occasion to be
ashamed of any of them.
Miss Oracle Ray was probably the
youngest Of all the contestants, but
her recitation graded among the
highest.
The Boone Banner in comment
ing upon the work Of her sister
County says: Those whom our
reporter deemed as deserving
special meniion were Misses Mel
lie Anderson, Katie Rippetoe,
Mary Fancher and Oracle Ray.
9'he contest in May at Eurek a
Springs vii be the third OF the
kind in our neighbor county.
Carroll is certaioly coming to the
front in educ*,ionnl matters
" hat is the matter with Boone?
The friends OF Miss Thena Collier
Of Carrollion were very much dis
appointed, that she was prevented
from speaking on account of sick
ness.
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w. a. lz:.;lJ |
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
I.and Q nalco II Hsrrison. Ark.. Feb. IS, IS
BY MACK QUALLs


Land 0aice at Harrison, Ark. Feb. IS, 1854
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has tiled notice Of his intention 70
make ii al proof ia support oi his claim, aid
that said proof be made be ere the Judge or
clerk Of Carroll county. at Berlyville, Ark, on
Auril H. so, viz: William Snow, II E o. l2.-
sos fer the M SW, see. 24, twp l9n r "a W
Fe names the following witnesses to rrove his
continuous resite8ce upon and cultivation or
said land viz Alfred Brawley ,Ihos. j Bnnch,
lee P Buech, slcx Matthews, all Of Aalte, AK
Thomas j Buach, II e No. L, SIS for The " 4
NV. sec ~, twp iar,r2Sw. He naTat s the
following Witnesses to Prove his continuous res
idpaca upon and cultivation OF, aaid laad VIZ:
William Snow. lex Matthews, Alfred B.aWiey
ard " 3 Mem Mahan, all of Rule, Ark
Alfred Brswlcy, II " No l2,s5l for the Z
Sc sec. Is aud NJ NE sec 70, twp 80 n, Z3 "
lie enafnes the Following witnesses to. prove his
said lard, viz. fhos j Euach, william Snow,
Lee p. Bunch, Alex Matthews, of Rale, Ark.
,JNo 2. CLENDENIS, Register,
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-04-05
Commissioners Sale.

Notice is hereby given that in
pursuance Of a judgement and de-
cree OF the Carroll Circuit court,
Eastern District thereof, State Of
Arkansas and by virtue OF & special
ven ex to me directed, the uMder-
signed commissioner VIII offer for
sale at public auction at the east
door of the court house in the town
OF BerryyiIlc in said county of Car
roll ON
SATURDAY, APRIL 2Sth, 1891,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock u.
m. and 3 o'clocl, y. M, lheshe fol-
lowing described properly and
real estate, to-wil:
The N q IA OF n E RI of Ser.
II and tho \ W Il OF n W / 4 of
Sec. Is and the S E II OF ) 3 IL
Of Sec 8, township 10, north os
range % west, sisa;s;ed in SAID COM
Ity.
To satisfy said Judgement tor
the sum Of 1894 Is with interest
thereon NJ len per cent. from 25th
Of ,ehruqry, 1929, together wHh
$1,000 INST Of suit ana the cost
Of sac ia favor olJ. w. ana jerry
Gagneeaer against Elijah B aud 9.
E. Lob&e ok.
Said sale will be ona credit Of
three molrths. Note with appfoy-
ed secnriy will be reqaired q rlis-
chaser and Zen retained upon the'
land for purchase money.
This Narot 2slh, 1924.
X ?. Naples,
Commissioner.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-04-05
Commissioners Sale.

Whereas on the gath day of Feb
ruary 1894 being day of the Feb
ruary 1894 term tor the Eastern
District Circuit Court. Of Carroll
county, Arkansas, II, an action
therein pending on the Chancery
side, wherein W, :. Smith was
plaintiff and David L. Webb, Lula
&. Webb, his wife, Samuel NJ. Jar
Wis, Trustee, and Mary Anderson
were detendents, d judgment was
rendered in the sum OF Sixty-nine
dollars and fftyseven cents 1859.
so against said David l.. Webb
and in favor Of plaintiff, and q fur
thor Judgment was rendered in the
sum ofthree hundred thirtv-three
dollars and thirty cents 1888 800
against said David L. Webb and in
favor of the defendent, Mary An
derson; SAID judgments to be co-or-
dnate. liens nron the premises,
hereinafter decribed, and the said
premises were ordered to sold ae-
cording to law for the satisfaction
+, said judgments, interest at tc n,
pen ce;.tt. and costs.
Now therefore, Notice is hereby
given that |, =. P. Naples, Com,
missioner, appoiated By eeourt
to carry said decree into effect,
said sum of money be;@g wholly
unpaid, viii Offer fer sale a; the
front door o! the court house Of
said county at BerryvilIe,- on April
28th, 1894, between the hours of
0 o'oeiock q. m. and O'Clock p. M.
on a credit of three months; pur-
chaser to give approved security
according to the law Cor he may
pay all cash if he preier), the@tol-
lowing described property, towit;
All that part OF the northwest
quarter OF the northwest quarter
OF section twenty-tour(2D lying,
rorth OF the Usage river and the
northeast quarter of the northeast
quarter dissection twenty.three (23)
township nineteen (l9) range twen-
ty-four (24) west Of the 9th ?. NJ.
in Carroll county, Arkansas. Said
sale to be made to the highest bid
Ser.
Given nnder nay hand as such.
Com missioner, this 22nd day of
March, 1894. A. ?. NAPLES,
Commissioner.
Beardsley & Gregory and Watkins &
Chiles Attys. for Pl'tf.
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CARROLLTON GOSSIP.
Interesting News Items Ree0l ded by
The Tribune's Correspondent.

interesting " eWS ktSEiS AeCVi Utd ny
The Tribune's Correspondent.
EDITOR TRIBUNE
April tool.
Chas. Cardwell was over from
Usage Sunday.
r. B. Warren made a tri 10 Eu
reka last week.
The Phonograph man gave us a
call last week.
Treasurer G. S. Denton of Berry
vile was down Sunday.
Willie and Gussie Fleming Wis
tied Harrison Saturday and Sun
day.
r. T., Harris. cx-teacher of this
place came in last week from St.
Louis.
Mr.. Evans of Hill Top was in
Saturday to arrange for putting
bis daughter in school.
Clay Cardwell has just arrived
from Nashville, Tenn, where he
graduated with the degree Of NJ.
D. He will locate here.
J. F. Fleming has moved into the
south part OF town since our last
writing. Mr.. Knight now has
charge of the Commercial Hotel.
We have not sent Grand Mogul
Cleveland our official remarks on
his veto, but will do 20 as soon a.
we hear from Queen Victoria.
Carrollton is not excited about
the Gull Road. She bas become
accustomed to such periodical ex-
citcments for years, but should it
become certainty she VIII extend
her hand to assist the enterprise.
The Panacea for every man S
ills that has diseased peck book
may De found in the realization of
the demand OF Coxey's Industrial
Army tor the issue Of 81, 0,O0O,-
000 legal tender money.
Since Cleveland has placed his
No. 10 on the Seigniorage Bill be
can shoulder his gun and rod for a
trip down the Potomac, feeling hat
he has erased for good or bad,
month S Of CongI essional grinding.
The scriptural debate between
the representatives OF the Baptist
and Christian denominations closed
Thursday after q three days dis
cusssion. Eqnalizing The opinion
from friends Of both, we have de
cido9 that it must have been Il
draw. Still
YUsEF.
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-.-ss.a---e-~sE- :.

Elder S. S. Beaver Of McAllistor-
vile, Juniatta county, Pa, says
his wife is subject 70 cramp in the
stomach. Last summer she tried
Chanberlain's collie, cholera, and
diarrh@a remedy for it, and was
much pleased.with the she6dy re-
lief it afforded. She has since used
il whenever necessary and feond
that it never fails, For sale by
druggists.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
/ NJ oEaeB AT HAntlsoS, t.H.

Notice is hareh, given that the following -tan1-
ea settle faa ale,, notice. 81 bis ii,te tion te
max Il, al ,3rool il support Of bis claim AZ u
tiat said pro0s III he made pefose the .srz,sH I
aud Eeeeispr az harrison. Ark o. Apfi.22.
1904. ei3 lose e. l,am.nonG, tle@ rteti vi . ii
octef " taalnTaoaf, Il I, No l3, IA iifgtaa 6
NV, H5s NE aud SW NEsec is. twi4l I, T..} Y.
She nalnes the following witarsSes tn prove Il T
co5ti1su ,sis residence urcn aaa caltiYatien T.,
said laad. viz: Seth n Riley toumbns
o'Neal, Fehn isatler, Joha Pitalan, all Of oak
Jno ? CleaaeniA, Register.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-04-05
Observation-Disclosures.
LAND OFFICE Ar H,RaEsoS. ARK

FED. Il, JI!t.
Notice Is Hereby given that tine following
named set5ldfs has :led notice OF reir intetion
70 make feel proof ii support Of their clain' .
and tRwt ssid proof will be made before ti'e
neeeTor q "a Receiver at Harrison, AK, on
..goi.a..i,s OH Il + No. l2,Cal Tor the NJ sN
and Sk OF the n W scc 81. twp 10 II, r;3 ".
lie names tI.e following witnesses to prove his
continuous upoa apd guilty atttii Of said AID VIZ:
% c. Douyi ;ss, 7. 3 Douglass, 4. " Wilder,
W A. Evans, all OF Sale, Ark
,Eno p ClcnGoitin, Register,
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-04-05

That gray beard Of yours can be
colored brown or 'ach by Buck
;ngham Dye.
A. NJ. Webb sjnstly entitled 10
the egg trade Of the whole sur
rounding country for the following
rersons:
He aavertises.
lie deals ON the square.
He pays the highest cash price.
He makes produce an extensive
busiHes.
lie gives four cash prizes sle,
81 I-2, rs, s2l2
The more Chamberlain's cough
emedy is used the better il is
liked We know Of no other rem
edy that always gives satisfaction.
ii is good when You first catch
cold. It is good when your cough
is seated and your lungs are sore.
Il is good in any kind ofa cough.
We lave sold twenty-five dozen
of il and every bottle has given
Satisfaction. sted ma,fG Friedmaa,
druggists, Minnesota L;tlyr, ann,
50cent bottles fo' sale b arnggiats.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-04-05

Ny wife was confined to her bed
for over two months with severe
attack of rheumatism. We could
gct nothing that would afford her
any relief, and as a last resort gave
Cham bcrlain's Pain Balm u trial
10 our -reat sulprise she began to
improve after the first application
aild by using it resularly she was
soon able to get up and attend to
her house work. f Fl. Johnson OF
G. j Knulson & Co, Kensington,
dirla. 50cent bottles for sale BY
druggists.
A boy and two girls, from ap
pearancc brother and sisters, passed
through town Monday a-fcot. They
came from the south and on being
interrogated said: "We are from
down in Arkansas. We urc hunt
ing daddy. Don't know where he
IS, but guess he is in Taney county
where granny is" After laying i'll
a supply # cheese and crackers
they resumed their journey in a
northward tiireetion.
Rev. Il. II. Conger, pastor NJ. E.
Church, South, Of Carrollton, was
pleasant caller at our office Mon
day Rev Gonger is at home in a
printing office, having onco been !"
printer himself. He said during
;he late harrangue down there he
kept his mind pure by reading THE
TRIBUNE.
Rev. Waggoner Of western Tex
rs preached here on last Friday.
His sermon was u very instructive
one and highly appreciated by q
large audience. Mr.. Waggoner
was on his way to Harrison to as
sist n Il two weeks union service
at that place.
All persons indebted to the es-
tate OF DR. J. L. Wade, deceased,
are requested to call at Justice
Butts office and settle up at once,
or something will drop. This es-
tate must be wound up.
Now that the year has closed
and a new year begun, all persons
indebted to w. r. Sneed & Co,
please call and settle their accounts
so we will knnw where we stand in
doing business.
Mr.. Il. S. Foren an and IA" ily
are thinking of going to Topolo-
bampo Bay, Mexico, this fall TO
join their son Clarence in his new
home.
Parties indebted to T. s. Phil
lips will find your accounts at this
office where you are requested to
call and settle at once.
You can save postage by order
ing the GIobe Democrat or the ST.
Louis Republic at The TRIBUNE
Office.
Don't lose sight of the fact that
Bean at Berryville will give your
horse first class feed for Is cents.
# your watch stops take it to
Lauderbal!1 at Rerryville. If
| Oscar Grim has COW that
weighs 1910 pounds.
| Give Us your orders for Horse
and Jack bills.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-04-05
LOCAL AID PERSONAL.
Did you get fooled ?
.yebb warts your eggs.

1ftu !
yebb warts your eggs:
Sec A. VI Webbs annoareemen'.
s,acv will give you clean
ave and 4 nvpt hair cut.
) 4ssessor +. 8. Shirman's little
!. Garland, is sick with he fever.
3 B. Grin, will soon commence
! erection OF his brick store build
Aye have q few hundred dollars
|loan on brick buildings in this
ice.
r nlace of that constantly tired
| Feeling Ayers sarsaparilla will
L you strength.
Itt4neys W. G. Russell and
q. Butt attended court at Berry
he this week.
While in Berryville. if You want
bed mealsor your team well
ID for stop at tue Southern
ell.
: hi J9nes killed a swan the 9th
ay that measured six feet from
o tip of It's wings and was five
high.
NJ. Webb bought over one
bred dozen eggs Monday, which
the first day Of his great egg
pa gn.
KS. Martin and Butler will
regular services hcre en the
Saturday night and Sunday OF
month.
esidlng Elder Y. A. Gilmore
the quarterly conference tor
'arrolIton circuit last Saturday
Sunday.
bib offers four premiums to
dies selling him the greatest
er of dozelr eggs from April
4 to April l, 1895.
ladies now have q chance to
from one TO threo cents
bn each dozen Of eggs sold to
during the next year.
yon owe DR.. J. P. Fondron
ng E? IF so call at THE TnIB
ice al once where you will
ur account in our hands for
ion.
Cynthia Buell. will receive
y stock ct millinery this
For the present she has
: re at her residence. Cal
for the latest styles Of hats.
/, Thompson Ramsey was
II bnday from Rule. He says
q horse which he called
pd and on the very day
hd vetoed the silver bill
G died.
e Mccall and George
of Kings River were shall-
+, IS with our people last
so They are each prospective
~ es. Mr.. McC9ll Tor Coun-
and Mr.. Walker for Sher-
n,
{ ID 10th Of March Sheriff
: rrested George Ellis at
.idle Springs who was wanted
"a I'D Douglas county, Mo, for
rs ID Ealing In one week S
was taken there, tried,
mi sentenced, and piaced in
|ntiary. Criminals wou;d
M " ont Of the way OF Mr
PnY cases of rheHmatism
Chamberlain's pain balm
MO1f G past few months have
people great confidence
,pls ave properties, and have
beste there Is one prep.ira
an be depended upon fol
and aggravatlng dis
,nity aker Bros, Lorain, O..
oses Prizes Of this place
. ARD ed with rheumatism fol
= cas E ChamborIun's pair
Pred him. He says ,hai
fs no equal" For sal,
.'5.'.-s'7 thursday The proIimin
ton OF J. B. Hout.
-. ufI.ra p,,
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-04-05

The Panacea for every man s
ills that has a diseased poeI1et-book
may De found in the realization ot
the demand OF Coxey's Industrial
Army tor the issue of Sl,000,000,
000 legal tender money.