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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-08-21
STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO,
LUCAS COUNTY,

FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he
is the senior partner of the firm OF F. j.
CHENEY & Co, doing business in the
City of Toledo, County and State afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case of CATARKH that
cannot be cured by the use of HALLS
CATARRH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day of Decemb"r,
A. d. 1886.
SEAL A. w. GLEASON.
~ Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the bl' oi and muc-
Gus surfaces of the system Send for
testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, y.
Sold by Druggists, rs.
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six feet or more in the air. 1t is some
times called Marine Ivy, and by the Span
iards Yerba del Buey.
WALTER N. PIKE.
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SuEuO ny pldHtluS IL dl INC AOOl VI q otO"I
stake, six or eight feet high. and as soon as
it has run a few inches above the top.
pinching it off, causing it to form dense,
bushy head. The side shoots from the
ground up. must also be kept off, and at
tention should be paid to the head to see
that it is we'll formed. BY the time the
stake has rotted away the stem will be
large enough to support the head. which
will be perfect fountain of living green,
and added to this, for several weeks in mid
summer, when it is in bloom, it will be a
perfect blaze of color Many specimens
growing in this form may be seen in Cen
trail Park. New York C ity.
Another native view which is closely
related to the Trumpet Creeper, of excep-
tional beauty and worth, is the Cross Vine
(Bignonia capreolata). 1t is an evergreen
and one of the few self.attaching vines.
The flowers are tubular, orange red, very
handsome and produced in the greatest
profusion over a period of four or five
months of the year. Its leaves are very
dark green and glossy, produced in oppo
site pairs with the most perfect symmetry,
and it is a most beautiful and highly orna
mental vine out of bloom as we'll as in.
We have one end of building clothed so
densely with its matchless green that the
wood cannot be seen, and when in BLOOM
| it looks at a distance like an immense
crimson curtain.
In the hammock woods, and especially
along the water courses and lake shores,
the Yellow Jasmine abounds. mantling the
trees and bushes in a robe of emerald
green plentifully spangled with the rich
gold of its flowers, and forming exquisitely
perfumed natural bowers which fairies
might be proud to inhabit, for
| .All night incenses sweetest fragrance
Rises from those perfumed bowers,
| Through the moOnlight's slvery radi ance
From the Yellow Jasmine flowers"
| It is quick growing, has beautiful shin
ing evergreen foliage, and for several
weeks in the spring is completely covered
with its beautiful golden yellow. exquisitely
sweetly scented funnel shaped flowers, and
large vine in full boom is a sight never
to be forgotten, and one beyond the
power of pen to describe. 1t is often cul-
tivated in this state, as it transplants with
perfect ease, and succeeds in any soil
wet or dry, rich or poor-though, like all
plants. fully appreciating and repaying
good cultivation.
The Red Coral or Fuchsia Powered
Honeysuckle Uonicera sempervirens) is
native of the Florida woods, and is per-
haps oftenest transplanted to the yards of
the residents. 1t blooms almost constantly
and the flowers are followed by very orna-
mental red, currant-like berries. The
flowers are beautiful coral red outside and
yellow within, long and tube shaped, borne
in large clusters and dropping like Fuch
STA The vine is evergreen, a strong. rapid
grower and droops naturally. 1t is often
seen trained on single stake, forming
perfect fountain of green. scarlet and yell
low. 1t is almost universally known here
as Woodbine.
The Virginia Creeper or American Ivy
(Ampelopsis quinquefolia) grows wild and
luxuriantly, but is rarely cultivated An
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Real Estate Directory.

Any one contemplating the purchase Of 'ras
estate in Florida should 7O,1te to the pa't,es
6elOzO tn zOAateOer section they wtsh 10 located
It's Mee6ortef the Ag'ie~lt~'1.t 10 Aa'rn0''-
but first class firms rebresemted in this eOl~nsns
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r HAVE some of the finest Orange urov"' and
l. Wild Land, Large or Small prOperties-SOme
in the In0ian River section. Send for circular.
o. p. WILLIAMS, OviedO, Fla.
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CrMn for free circulars OF EXCELSIOR SPRAY
OEVU ING OUTFITS, or &c. f. atiea TN
spraying. VIM. STAHL, QUINCY, ILL.
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M w. SARGENT dealer in Real Estate,
IVA OeLand, Fla, has a complete set Of Alb
stracts OF Titles in Volusia County, Fla, deeds
perfected and taxes paid for non-residents. Cor
respondence solicited.
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EIQuING LINES. to 1000 yards be- Brnfd-
TOT ed Oil Silk, l cent yard. send for
samples. WARREN & CO., 10 K. Hth ST., N, V.
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EAO FARMS MILLS, LANDS. city property,
OUU disc. for sale and exchange Fu, terms,
write to JOSEPH POLLARD. JR., WASHINGTON.
Iowa. -
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ID EST BARGAINS ever given in orange owes
- houses city lots. improved and urin proved
lands Cali on or address FL. A peLand, De-
Land, Fla.
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TOHN L. NUCKOLS, dealer in Improved and
- Unimproved Real Estate. DeLand, Fla.
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EOR SALE OR RENT-Furnished house with
Il one acre of ground. plenty of fruit trees. and
near the University. Will be sold at a hn gam .
E. WENDT, DeLand, Fla. 40 emo
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To whom all correspondence relating IA
this Department should be addressed.
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FLORAL DEPARTMENT..

EDTTRD BY WALTER N. PIKE.
IRssAMTNE. vro,,nA
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-07
Oid People.

Old people who require medjciae to
regulate the bowls and kidnays will
find the true remedy in Electric Bit.
tiers This medicine does notstimulate
aud contains. DO whiskey nor other in
toxicant, but acss as tonic and alter
alive. It acts mildly on the stomach
aDd bowls, adding strength and giving
tone to the organs. thereby aiding
Nature in the performance Of the
functions. Electric Bitters is an excel
lent appetizer sne sids digestion Old
People find it just exactly what they
need. Price SOC per bottle st J. <.
Harbert'e Drug Store.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-07
Marble, Madison County.

Marble is beautiful little town situa-
ted in fertile valley on the south bank
of Kings river about twenty miles
south of Green Forest.
The town contains three general
merchandise sto res, and one millinery
store, one physician, one hotel, two
work shops, one photographer, one
Methodist church, three preachers, an
Masonic Lodge and eeversl private
families.
MarbIeis surrounded By the finest
fxrn lands in Madison county, except
in the vicinity Of Hindsvile. There
are many prosperous farmers IN and
around this section of the country,
among whom we mention the following:
s. s. Garrett, j. T. Stroud, L. w. Hud-
son, F. G. Hargas, T. !. Vaughn. John
Teeuer, John Hudson, D. L. Hudson
and many others whose names We did
not learn. &. l.. Anderson, the present
assessor Of Madison county, ia real
dent Of Marble.
At no distant day Marble will be
looked upon as one Of the best loestions
ss e trading point in Madison county,
at the same time it's agricultural fscili-
ties will not be overlooked By those
who are bunting for home. Marble
has only two drawback at present.
One is their mail service is not what it
ought to be, tut the proper efsorsa
upon the part Of the people can reme-
dy this. TIE other is the making an d
dispensing With whisky near the town.
That can also be easily remediea by
she people,
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-07
Judge Parker Ks OF.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4-The%s su,
prone court OF the United States
today overrulded Judge Parker
in the western district Of Arkan-
sas in the matter at issue between
him and Justice White OF the
supreme court, in which Judge
Parker would not approve tho
bail bond OF one Layfayette Hud-
son, accused OF an infamous crime
not capital, prepared in accordance
With an order OF Jxstiee White in
the absenee of Justice Brewer of
the eighth circait On the groaho
that the Justice YVES without au1ho-
ity TO interfere. The case came
to the House for writ Of am1ndasaas
to compel Judge Parker to acs,
Tho decision upheld the cisms OF
tae petitioner that application for
relief in such case as thai ct
Hudson could be made to- any
Justice of the United States sa-
preme court, but it WINS stated that
as Judge Parker bad expressed
his willingness to comply with
&ny decision OF the court and as he
acted under n misunderstanding it
was thought better to leave the
disposal of the matter in Jndg5
Parkor's hands and not deal with
it over his head by having the
supreme court TO act directly.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-07
A Horse Is a z Z are.

LITTLE Rock. Feb. 2.-&mong tie
Interesting cases decided in the su.
preme court today WAS one from Cxa.w-
ford county Chss. Wood was indicted
for stealing horse. AS the proof
showed the animal was q. mare. Good
was acquitted but the state appealed.
The supreme courts holds that the
word "horss" is 3 general term and
indicates both mare aud gelding and
that the charge Of stealding horse
is supported by proof that eitiAer stall
lion, mare or geding was stolen.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-07
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aotzlbay Cold Yeatiser.

DULUTH, Mnn., Feb. 3.-Seyeral re.
ports have been received daring the
winter Of prospeeters in the Esiny
Lake and Seine river gold country be-
ing frozen to death A man by tbe
name of MeLsin was picked up within
two rallies Of Rainy Lake city on New
Years day frozen stiff, after hs had
walked only one mile, The thernom-
eter was 42o below zero.
Today D. A. Melrose, who owns a
great deal Of valuable gold property
in tha Rainy Lake and Seine river
district received letter from James
Cummings, stating that Of pefty OF
nine prospectors who were near Wild
Potato creek about 100 miles from Rainy
Lake ci II, aud about fifty miles from
Fort Frspcis, OH New Years day, he
was the only Survivor
Cummings stated that it fell to IS ,
below zero on New Years day and that
all of the party sank from exhaustion
from the effects ofssthe cold. He man
aged to reach camp near Wild Potato
creek and thinks his companions
were frozen The men who have been
in toe gold region say the cold there
is terrible.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-07
MORE BOHDS, MORE BONDS.
MoaE sonss. MORE soNDs. MORE BONDS,
M0HE BONg5
Mors eonas, More Bonds, ssrs Boxd., ore
Sonds, More 6oAds.

WAsHrsGToN, Feb, 5-Undoubtedly
the secretary Of the treasury will
invite bids in day or two for
not less than 100000 600 gold bonds
st . price that the maxium interest
rate above 21-2 per cens. The
Rothsehilds have signifed thefF will
,ingaess to make the bulk Of the 1osa,
and Do tfoubt sfl of this will be
taken readily in Europe at 2 I.2 per
cent interest rate. Not in many
years b as there been SO much idle
money in England as now, but 2l2
per cent will bs Insisted upon, because
however, it is Thought abroad that
this couutry has to have gold, and
little squeezing might ss well be done
as rot.
The government eng-aVers hsv.
been ordered to prepare $500 500 900
of bonds, which would nfakeit appear
as If the administration intends to
oe resdy to keep well stocked 80 as 70
rsconp the treasury gold at mo-
reent's notice. And the whole $780,
000, 600 will be needed, too. if ths
present policy Of discriminating
against the silver dollar is coutieasd.
The treasury - over three aud one
half years is Arrears of current aHairs
-&nd today,is settling mp the accounts
OF postmasters, marsh ais aea similar
people Who atoped q wn and out of /
fee "a far back as 1891 4ite Interior
department is ALSO two years behind
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-07
Two lives saYe2.

Mrs, Phoeba Thomas ofJancticn city,
Ill, was told by her doctors she had
Consumption and that there was no
cope for her, bat tgo bottles of Dr..
Kings New Discovery completely cured
her and ehe says it saved her life
MIR. Thos. E2sers 139 Florida St. San
FRANCISCO, suffered from dreadful
cold, approaching Consumption, tried
WITHOUT re suit everything else then
bought oae bottle OF DR., Kings n ew
Discovery and WAS in two weeks
cured. He is naturally thankful. 1t
is such result, Of which these are sam
pies, that prove the woderful efficacy Of
this medicine in Cough and. &.G}oFds Free
trial bottles at J. E H&rbert's Drag
store. Regular pr1ce soc and Sl00.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-07
SHORT CUT TO NEVIS.
MARY INTERESTING EVENTS FsoN ALL
sEcTioas OF TnE COUNTRY.
A Brdsf ss~~srx.sf the Es~S eS ths Week
cAmp5sz ssr fTiSsse fsa3sfe.
The national senh circulation q {

The national henh circulation &
prssent is Se05 ,2o5 ,344.
OF the e3 ,69s, 200 coined the last
nop tn 1914 ,fDo Was in silvsr.
The House will take up and debate
tAs dnsncial question this week.
II The Mid ainter Fair ut San Francisco
eleared s32, 4654 a over All expenses.
IN The lloyd Company now states that
3sf lives we're lost by the sinking of the
tlbs
N The monthly Treasury statement
d,owsa deficit for the mouth OF
4s.ooo ,ooo,
Sen ator Vest of Missouri sttacked
rEhe Presidents financial scheme in the
ssrate.
The Senate passed resolution per
hitting Judge Jackson to retire from
NE Supreme Court.
X "a pathetic story is told af The son Of
ssWard McAlister, who WIS bsnished
p|sirein home when an infant.
0'YT The bill TO grant railway rights Of
4vxy through Indian reservations has
sen vetoed by the President.
;. Jasse Drew, a sawaill man, discover
aa pot coptaiping s6o,a0a ia gold
SsAufied during the war nesr GaiHsville
iss,
mn I0hsrokee Bill OF Cook gang fame
n ID captured, having fallen victim
u clever rase, 3 big club and hand
;e. n.
KeT Ellie, pastor Of the NJ. E Church
I nMa ay Hill, no, shot and killed his
kNsand cliild and then blew out hie
SSbrains.
!, rie leanlt Of the cabinet meeting
A. sthe sending Of Assistant Secretary
quayht Treasury Curtis to New York to
'snls fnanciers with reference TO
iIg bonds.
engreasmen Heard Of Missouri and
Enridse Of Kentucky had heh t
Mite floor of the House and were
, eysTsted End appoigized to the House
place -.
U. LhS1F Mlecondact.
"a. Sarah NJ. Pierce of St. Louis
--heen amatded So 800 damages by a
tyjnry for kiss that A. B. Car-
,1pcFr attempted to hestow upon her.
= ePoet Cttlce Department is after
papers that advertise subscrip-
,er squas ~. -.
advertise prizes, deBigaat-
respectively 81 fakes and
,R, ProptSS
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Laaa 0fHce at Harrison, Ar;

Laaa 0tice at Harrison, AK
.3aa. 10 iS.'J
No.ioe ia hereby given thss the following g-naro-
ed &ttisr has Iled notice OF his intention TO
make iinal proo, in support OF his ctaim, and
thet said proof will be made before the Regis
ter ard Receiver at Harrison, ARK. Oh Feb. %
1885, VIZ:
william R. Wilson h. e, no. 1882 for the
sw ne, nw Sc, neaE. INV, sec. so, 4. 2i II
OF z ~ "
Heaamas the following witnesses to prove
Of ssia land Viz .i4.nn GWAltnev, 3a.aes
Gwaltaey, Augusta tolline, james Gaudia ).
all OF Raunn, srxsnsss.
JNo. z. CLENDEaIN, REGlsTER.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office at Herrison, Ark,
Jan. 23 1895. {
Notice is hereby given that the following
na1ned settler has aled n0tics Of his iutention to-
make inal proof in support OF his riaini and
thst snid proof will ba made hefore tae Register
a.d Receiver at Harrison, Ark. on March3th
lSs5, viz SyiyaHas G Davis, h G 20. ieiU3 for
the sI sci1, Sec. ., sWA sw&, See, 4, hw34
nw5. sec. 3 7 ~ II r2i W
Ike na,aes the following witnesses to prove
his residence upon sad euitiv asion OF said laDd
VIZ:
Iaoch Maxwell, ? c. Hoyt, Of Omaha
Ark, aud Frank Aaycrstt, W alter Clemence,
CT Ziegler. Ark.
Jso. p CLsNpGNrN, Register.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE At HARRISON Ark.

Jan. IL, 1898.
Nosh,e IL hereby given .sat the following
nanct pattler has fled notice of his Intention
to make inal nrepfin support OF his elain, and
thst sald proof will be made before he Judge
or Clerk OF carroll ounty, Ark. at Eerrysi He,
Ark.. on Feb. 23 1898, viz: Thomas H. 9aa-
sw54 Mex Swlssec. 10, T 80 n eff Is west.
Ii narnes the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence HpoB and cultiy8 5ion
o.: eaid. viz W. a. Phillips, j. n. walker
Ansiy Walkes. a c. McAiel, ell OF Green For
eat, Ark.
Jso. P CLnspESIN, Register
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Harrison Ark, I
Dec. 2Dth 1894

DEC. ZjEN fG3f. I
Notice is hereby given that tha fcllowing-
nafned settier has flad notice of his intsntios 80
make iaal PROOF IL sapport OF his elsiEn, aid
that aad proof viii ne made before the Judge Or
Clerk Of Carroll Co, ~ Be-ryviile, ark, on Feb.
9Th 1895 viz
Abra1n G. Walker h. e. no. i9929 for the M
Mex. SH4 Ne Il Sec. 6, Town. Il N a. e,
West.
fie nanes the following witnesses to prove
kis CONTIGUOUS residence uron aad cultivation
81. said land, viz: u. Il seitz Miles Howard
b. Hawkins ant John Mgrfs, all OF DRY Fork, ),
Ark. Jno. ?. Clancenin, Reg
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-07
asas>~-s,s----<ai4-
WHY Esva Yrs1s

Been stricken with disease while your neigh
Dor escaped. or viewers? Both were alike
o. xposed bu, In ono case the sha disease germs
foupd Judgement in tho impure osood and weak
ened system, while in tie otneF, the blood was
kept pure BY Hoods ssr5eparilla, and the
body was in Il condition of good health.
Needs s'iiss srs purely vegetable aud do
not purge, pain or gripe. Sold Dy sil druggists
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-07
NOTICEFOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE n HAaRIsoN, ARK
.pc. 9Th lSe4

LAM OFFICE n HAaaIsoN, ARE
iec, 27sh 1924
Notice is Aerehy given thai the following
nancd settler has iii9d notice OF his inteBti0n to
M axe final praof IN support or MIA claim, and
shat said proofvili be made before the Judge or
Clerk Of Carroll unity at Berry Vile, Asrk,, oa
Feb, 9th 1881, viz: William d. Jenkins h. Q,
No 1910 Tor the Sw4 Men GwA Se54 SEQ
lOT 10 n g Is "
He laraes the following witnesses to prowe
his continuous residence Hpon and cultivation OF
said land viz; William +. Eineyt. Eli q.
ta5o,ins. Thomas J Watt and srs Watt, all Of
Green Forest. Arkansas.
Jso p. CLENp1NIs. Register.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAsD 0rsIds AT HARsIeos, AZ

Jan. 23 1895.
Eotica is hersby .zi yer that the folloviug mann
es settler nas tsisd notice OF kis intention 10
g.ste naa, pYoaf IL eurport cf a!s claims and
th.. said proof VII! be nrade bs'ore the Hegsstsr
xed ReeesTer at HafTsop I TX OF Z afoh Sth
Tor sba w y ss4 se% su.. sssh I le ras s
neasmsa tse feispN!ag wi,i. chasa t. prove
h,a coetjnuoas rAaidarae eeen soas c1ihsstia..
! j nrss.eq. 7, x. Coxaey, y. q. Watson,
seaau2i Bses allie arroIitoa. Ark
fors p GLsasarta Esgister.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-07
ICE FOR PUBLICATION.
10 OFFICE AT HARRISON. Ark,

Dec, 9th, lsa4,
sheraby given that the fo.Iewttg-
aer has aied notice Of his in tt.ntien to
ltrouiin support OF his claim, SD
Fooi viii he made before the Register
Il Harrison, Ark, Oh Feb. y, is.ij
Al l.. Underwood h G. no. iS4 Ii for
Se Z sec IS [ Il = X a. ".
4 the following witnesses TO prove
Mnuous Stsidence upon ard
IsGf. said krhd, viz: nj. II. MeDonaid
&Iellerf 4. Fitzhugh, ana George
- Hanm, Ark.
g1G Jso. r. GLRnpEnln, Register.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-07
POSITIONS GUARANTEED I: I

nadaf reaaorabis condFtlsaa. Oar TNSa 50 -,age
csssiogus ~,li ssslsia vay We CAN a'Soai 6.
Naggsssss.s99aS fassssslIssgs sssslsssSs GoI.sssA
AasNy.llE. TENN, { Wire sor satalog~s. !,
aosk-kseltg, taoFfsssTa, Ts,rasna',.f ard fsts
eesShT va se@adnsore znDEay ~ fha :rfcyga1 os
ssi I4pia aytsant lsspsrysne thar aifto sgssees~
tsfsifsres tsasriT ssNsfaa 4 vcska ny natssd
seaclirg eooA-sse3trg is s3sai ~ Z Z fssess b. s
ed -5ss ! teachers, tsss eardsgats rass valT
.ses.ea .@ut@r ,ny fisss. Grsvsf aosna. ps 'sasA
ssSatty psoasTed hoosa .s2bsselq sas2nse Id
nlaTsssrg sssSasxSsss.
Ssgs 3a fn ssys sstri SNsse ~ sgsi a~s.as9
'sssur paa.s Il. S- Es xssT :ss~ rash Gar ~ pe
csecsss 5ooa ks@4aas atsnseT seAsss. *ga tsssS.
ci,srns, ss rsr4,vssS &c D.. prs~sssa S
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-07
CoIectcras Notice.

I will meet the taxpayers er Carroll
county, Arkansas, at tbs following
times and places, to receive the taxes
of Carroll county FOR The year 1894,
to-wit:
Township. Flace, jan, 1895.
Polo, Powel's Store, Z, s.
Yocum, 0neal Store, 8, 10.
Long Greek, Head School Il. H. II.
Carrolitoa, Carrolllon, Il, Is, l6.
Usage, Faiiview, Il, 49,.
Dry Fork. . Shiloh Church. :. 14
Omega, Piney Bluff, q.
Piney, Wilson School H., ~.
Liberty, Webb school H %
Hickory, Green Forest, "a, "a, %.
Kings River, jackson Stere, Il 20,
franklin, Hosteter School "a. 80.
City New Seheei House, 81.
Ieb.
Wino.a, Pick srsl Spmass, l..
.Winona snxsnss, 2.
March,
Cedar, Beaver. 45
Johnson sprinSe Voting Pksee, -. 8.
Earakg Springs, 81 Hsl. Voting P. Z.
g ID . Nosiug, Place s.
g lst " Cosrs H ato %.
Psiris; -. Beyrysala, As to 80.
will reTasta al Barry ~ifke until April
-. / c;f'5, altar which ctEae aha backs
y iii be rlts8d. antA. pen ATTY attached to-
tio'is qnvsss ACCORDING . fag.
A 2. AAPLEs.
Collector Ga-Soif CO. AEh-
3esryville, Ark Dec Aa. ssaA
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-07
GE FOR PUBLICATION.
esglc1 AT HARRISON, ARK, f,

&FE!CX AT HASkISON, AK,
VI Jan. 10, 1895.
s<rsby ai zen thst tae following nam
a1s filed notice oi his Intention to
MOOT in support OF his claim, aai
t54f will be roade before the Regis
eif fel NJ Harrison. frs, on Ger.
Mattox h. 9. no. 1885 for tho sw
&ne. WI ne Sec. IS 4. 70, n of Il
I8e following witnesses to prove
apon and cultivation Of,
4 ! H. Sims, A. Roberts, John
NJ White. aIi Of Shaver, Ark.
&fJSo p. CLEnDgNlN Register.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-03
ATLANTIC CITY.

Rev L A Hall. pastor of the Cen
trail Avenue Baptist Church will
preach his fourth anniversary ser
mon to day Mt ii o'clock,
Colley Memorial Church, ii a M
aud S p m-The Rev Weston II
Gales. the evangelist, will preach
morning and night, and probably OF
$3.50 O'Clock.
There will be services at the Lam
berts Point Presbyterian Church
to-day at O'Clock p. NJ.
Preaching at the Methodist
Church II m aud 1880 p IN. The
sermon in the morning will DO the
first OF series on the distinctive
Doctrines of Methodism. which will
be followed Mt night by n sermon
lecture on The Rise and Progress
OF Methodism.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-03
HUNTERSVlLLE.

The Alpha Literary Club held itt
weekly session at Miss Aunie Bells,
~ Washington avenue, on last Fri.
dny evening. After temperance
was discussed refreshments were
served and all present spent most
enjoyable evening.
MIR. Allen Holmes is sick at his
homo, near johnson avenue.
MIR. and Mrs. Willie Z. Lennon,
of Mantoo, n. c., arc sojourning
with Rev. Joseph G.. Lennon and
family on Johnson avenue.
Hnntersville Nj, Il. Church, Rev.
). q. Lennon, pastor-morning sub
lect. Salvation by Faith" night,
7:l5, on "Sin IN Believers.
St. Andrews Mission Chapel
Services Mt tho usual hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Lambert, of
Lambert's Point, gave reception
Friday night in honor of Misses
Emmn Keeper and Virgie Lambert,
of HunturHvllle.