The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-12

'H0 Piohio'0io VIII uoo tHC SOOu
sense not hols. the rebel flag as
has been suggested. While many
may think there is no particular
harm in doing so, yet where it
has been done at reunions in other
places it has never failed to
arouse and intensity a feeling that
should have been buried with the
war. If the eX-Confederate SOL
diers wish to do reverence to their
flag, in q time of peace and thirty
years after the last gun of the
rebellion has been fired, it should
be done merely as a relic, for all
flags when unfurled to the breeze
are interpreted to represent the
present patriotic sentiments of u
people.
A meeting was held this week by
the committee appointed by the
Harrison Republican club to make
arrangements tor convention of
the Republican Clubs and a grand
Rally OF the Republicans of New
ton, Searcy, Marion, Carroll and
Boone counties ut Harrison in the
near future. The names of promi-
nent Republicans in the county
were added and the chairman
was instructed to communicate with
Ger. Clay II. L. Remel and the
Hon. J. P. Tracy, OF Springfield,
No, inviting them to atterd and
address the meeting and to notify
the Club as soon as possible what
time it would suit them to come.
Times.
John G. Mauger, editor of the
Sunbeam, Seiigman, Mo, who
named Grover Cleveland for the
presidency IN Nov. 1882, while he
was Mayor of Buffalo, n. Y, is en-
thusiastic in his praise of Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and diarrh oea
remedy. He says: II have used
it tor the past Ave years and con-
slider 1.-THE best preparation ct the
kind IN the market. 1t is as staple
AS sugar and coffee in this section,
It is an article of merit and should
ed used in every household. For
sale by J, E. Harbcrt.
Don't fail to see the big specially
show in the large cirei 6
tent on the Reunion Grounds,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Among other attractions are the
celebrated feats of the Leon
Brothers leapers tumblers, slack
wire and trapezo performers; also
James Kersand, the funny Negro
comedian, and G. R. Dryden, world
champion contortionist and
equilibrist.
Listen-Mike Coxey will start
to st. Louis in a few days to make
cash purchases for W. r. Snecd \
Co.'S. fall stock of goods, conse'
quently we ask all to make set
t'cment Of accounts due at once
Look out for bargains, the like OF
which were mover heard of in Gree r
Forest. w. 4. SNEED & Co.
Nimrod Wise, living four miles
east of town, died on las
Sunday OF paralysis at the age IS
He was a highly respected citizens
and q member OF the Christian
church. His funeral took place u
z on Hill cemetery Monday.
J. S. Burkhart of Yocum ha
moved to Green Forest and viii
work with Thomas Plummer in tn
Blacksmith shop. He occupies tn
Phillips property in the nortl
part OF town.
DR.. R. 2. Moore of Oak Grove
president of the Medical Society o
this county, was in town Monday
He will read The TRIBUNE here
after.
In our local last week concernin!
A. G.. CalIen's sale we made it rea'
Saturday, Sept. II, when it shoul'
have been Tuesday, Sept. II.
Mrs. Caroline Erwin of Lons
creek has come to town to stay
some time in oder to undergo med
ical treatment from Dr.. Ray.
The ex-confederaie commlste
changed the location Of the camp
1sn1X..l.- q N Montnr t1ar