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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-31
Which mono OF the giories Of earth can
NO prsLorALrY TO the YLAo.

NO DI8LO1ALT1 ~ mt fbs's
We OF the South measure our dead
comrades buried here by the standard APP
piled TO men after death. and you OF chi
cago have measured them by the same
standard-the only standard by which we
can measure men-and by applying this
you have shown that you have come 10
the highest standard vouchsafed 10 men.
and on this North and South can staho
with honor alike to both sections.
THE BLESSINGS OF PEACE
Another vocal selection followed, and
then Major Henry r. stanton. OF Ken
lucky. reclted the Memorial Ode. He was
followed by Right Reverend Samuel RAJ
lows. Ill. D., bishop OF the Reformed
Episcopal church, and late Major-Generai
United States Volunteers. who eloquent
ly voiced the blessings of peace conclud-
ing az follows:
sheridan and Jackson. Sherman and
Johnston. Grant and Lee are here, with
that indivsibie. approving, protecting
host. And with the benediction or our
common Father and the Prince OF Peace
our elder Brother. we repeat the WORDS
that came from "A southern womans lps
and loving. loyal heart:
Together cry the people, and together
still shall be.
An everlasting charter bond, forever for
the free:
OF liberty, the sgnet seal. the one eter-
nal sign.
BE these united embiems. the palmetto
and the pine"
NOMINATING TIP GUNS.
Then followed the most impressive por-
ton of the ceremonies. that OF monu-
menting the guns. The four cannons
used i'm the ceremony formed part Of a
Federal battery during the war. They
were captured from the Union forces in
the battle Of Murfreesboro, and after
wards fought on the Confederate side.
In the battles OF Missionary Ridge, Re
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-31
OBITUARY.
IDDIT IKNNLEE.

Eddie Trcxler son Of Mr.. William Trek
Ter. died yesterday morning at 1915
O'Clock. lie was seventeen years OF age
The funeral will take place from the
Pine-Street Baptist church this afternoon
at 4 O'Clock. C
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-31
Many ETA TOssErT.

Mrs Mary Eta Fossett wife of Mr..
John NJ. Fossett died at nsr husband
residence, No. ll3 west Clay street, at .
o'clock Yesterday morning. Tuesday
night she sustained second stroke of
paralysis. from which she never re-
covered Besides the bereayed husband
two sons and two daughters will mourn
sett Mrs. Henry T. Richardson. and
Mrs. Norbert Dalton. The funeral Will
take place from Clay-Street Methodist
church this afternoon at o'clock.
Ex.coS6RY Q IAN AxpRtw.
BOSTON. May 30-Ex.Cougressma
John r. Andrew died to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-31
SPRAINEO HIS LEG.
A Merchants Narrow Escape from scrions
Injury.

A story has inst came to light. which
shows the liability OF mankind to acci-
dents at all times. In this case the vic
tim made every enieavor to keep the mat
ter quiet, and has succeeded up to the
present time 1t has been the gentleman's
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-31

Happiness. Walter d., Omega. Yon Tell
raced in the order named.
Time. 2l3 IA; 2:l3 IL; 2:li.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-31

Maud ~. ID. c., Silver Mark. Antonina.
Fleetwood. Tom Medium. Orphan Boy.
Clodia raced in the order named.
Time, 90 IL: 80 Ii: 2:2i Ia: 2:23.
2;lS class. pacing
Prairie f,fllis u m nv Adrian WIKI oe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-31


down.
Taller. ne seems. in death"
And this speech holds true. for now as
then.
II is just after death that we measure
men.
And as the mists Of the past have rolled
away,
our heroes who tied in their tattered
gray:
Grow taller and greater in all their parts
TIL they I'LL our minds as they I'll our
hearts.
And for those who lament. there is this
relief:
That glory stands by the side of grief
Yes. they grow taller as the years go by
And the world learns how they could do
and die.
The nation respects them; the East and
West.
The far-off slope OF the Golden Coast.
The stricken South. and the North agree.
That the heroes who died for you and
for me.
Each valiant in his own degree,
Whether he fell on shore or on sea.
Did deeds Of which
This land. though rich in history. may
boast;
And the sages book and the poets lay
Are fun OF the deeds OF the men in gray
No vein cleft from the rock is ours, such
as Luzerne displays:
our only wealth is in tears and flowers
and words OF reverend praise
And the roses brought 10 this silent yard
Are red and white. Behold
They tell how wars for a kinglv crown
In the blood OF Engand's best writ down.
Lett Britain story whose moral old
Is M 20 be craven In text of gold:
The moral is that when battles cease.
The ramparts smiic In the bloom OF
peace.
And flowers to-day were hitler brought
From the gallant mon who against US
fought
York and Lancaster--gray and blue.
Esth 10 itself and the other true.
And no say
Our men In fray
Have left 10 the South ana North q tale
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-04
A w emaa VINO VIII Work

Wanted in every county 10 intro
daee the Celebrated "Hygeria'
Waists tor ali ages 1'his waisr
sGpercedes the corset, and has re
ceivrd the unanimous approva
Of the leading physicians OF 4 mer
'ca. $500 outfit irce. Any woman
eau make from SIS to $50 weekly
Send iar circulars and terms.
liYGsgA Mtg Co, 37s Canal ST.
Nv York.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-04
EtssT-ts --"fssN
NOTICE FOR pU ELiCAT30N
LAND OFFICE ~ HAsR1SoN :

@ul ie l>95
Notice is hereby gwen the folloeiag-aalr
ed settler naa sled notice Of ais inteistion u
maze hGal ureai in srlpporG oi MS claims an6
that SAFE proos will ee lnaCie before Register
ls9a, Wv
william {, T.ogelady. y + No 1856 Tor ths
NJ Se4, Set NJ Sec Il Swt Nw4 Soc - 10 \
r - VI
II names the following witnesses to prove
his eoi 5iinoos residence upon aad cultivation
OF, said iaaa viz
william q. shrura, walter shran, .yabe
sietcfcr ano John Cape, al OF Greer Forest
ArSaasas
"ill5am = shrnru II Z No l43s7 for the E.
Sci See . T la : % "
III nalae. the following witnesses to nroye
hts Residence ufoH aid cultivation of SAID lard
VIZ william {. IcvelaGy, Walter Shrum,
Jsbo FiefahaT and John Cope, all OF Greea F0r-
est PR nitsas
5oHN P CLsNBnHIx, Register
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-04
.es.-x-xs4ss
Gili3fsK's S.CgIeE

Notice areug gigen tAat tho foll
named adGsuistrato ard 81 fliaas i
the App terln isaA OF tie 1..rYtil i'f06ate
Tor the Eaaeeea District, their account Gun
ii was ordered tiz sile court eat he sal
continued ana advertised lol confirmation
lection at TIC jUly term Of ssld i, lg;
W y. Daeia GGs1dlaa IF Alta, Pear
John [. Ckf1nrlssn Fad @afUt.. aceoua
rent
" T. Enett, Grasdian or NartAaJ
James ". Eroes5 }st aoaai aeealat er
W. j Mor5.s, Gf2rdi..a II eeqaas Z.
brose, 7th aaG ilfal aurGa aee6sat cgu
", u. MoGrie, Crsri'nCc ;atna Amt
7th annual oeocnet enf2eGg.
". J F. Morris s lar,; ~. ol f.ary
brose, sth AtiiGal ..ac c3u current
w j, Morris, Guat3#aa II Arr II lad
7th annual aceoGat esacent.
j. W. Holland Ad'nr Of In pstste 4
l-ittrell, 3rd snaual account eOrItnt.
All persons having exceptions 10 sad i
ments are requested 80 fee tie ane
court on or before tle 2.4c z.sy oi tie Af |
thereof. This Apr l6 l693
=. f@neaPr, Probate
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-04
Hcec''e PITS aef easily, yet promptly aa
efficiently. on the ATer sad bowels 25c.
0f fnteYost 10 Ladies.

We offer 10 oroloey in pIaeing
before you 4the Ladies Safe pro
tector,' - II Is absolutely reliable,
eaisIy adjusted, does not become
misplaced and insures protection.
Can be worn when desired without
observation o. knowledge OF an
othor and prevents disagreeablo
noises under certain conditions. II
you use ii once You viii never be
without It Il is q faithful, safo
and reliable friend whenever need
ed by special circumstances requr-
ing It's use. Ii IS an article every
woman should keep ready fo1 ina-
mediate uso. Il IS simple to use,
and inspires confidence to the
woman using IT, Il is reliable aud
scientifically made, insures protec-
tion without injury to health as
manr COCA physicians would say
We are Of the opinion that no ar
ticle has eyor been made which will
give as much satisfaction 20 the
woman OF today US .ethe Ladies
Safe Protector The immense
sales of this article is substantial
Endorsement Of our claim. Do not
therefore experiment with any OF
the numerous unreliable articles,
i*s il is both dangerous TO hoal1b
and expensive 20 do 50. Such ex-
perimentjng can oDiy result 10 loss
Of li,ue, disappoip5a'e eat and dis
ual failure Ladies should re-
member, this before ordering other
goods and not waste their time and
money on inferior articles The
BEST is always tho cheapest. The
Ladies' Safe Protector is sold un-
de, positive guarantee for use for
one year, with tniI direction and IS
sealed 10 PLAIN wrapper upoo re
eeipt eF express money order tor
81, three for S.. De not wait but
ordor at once. Address the la
Crosse Speciality Co. Ia Crosse,
Wis.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-04
Gus MoREHoUsE was hastily sum-
moned home this week by a. letter from

moned home this week by a. letter from
Clarence Foreman of Batopolis, Mexico,
Gus has accepted position with the
Batopllis Silver Mining company and
has gone to Mexico. Gus is q nice
young boy end we will miss him very
much. We know that the company
has, or viii get, boy that they can
trust in all things pretaining to their
business. as he is sober Young man
and knows nothing but work May
Sod IN his .inhnite wisdom be with
him in his new labors, is our prayer.
Clarence Foreman is foreman OF the
Batpilis Silver Mining Company, of
Batopolis, Mexico. Everybody in the
county knows Clarence rs g true busi-
boy, and the company could not have
picked on a better boy the world over.
-Qui Scripsissit in E. s. Times Echo.
Clarence Foreman reterred to
ia the above clipping will be re-
membered oy many Of our read ers
as a former Green Forest boy, and
his many friends hore Will be high
y pleased to learn Of bis good
success IN bis adopted homo.
Clarence is an exceptional young
man. aud we are sure his success
IS all mer.ted.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-04
aa.s,s.r4srs.-.,r,. = pp-s.sst,4-, ,--,.-slr

STRANGE things happen. Mrs
Elicit Shepherd, who was Miss
VanderbiIt, IS Indignant because
her daugbter has married. a son q
Norris, the late lottery king. She
objects to money obtained by such
methods, but hasn't word to say
against some oi the III ethods Of The
founder Of the Wand derbilt fortune,
of which she Inherited q share.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-04
~vsssess s,.s-....-. ss.,,.,....~,.en.

aa& he't'aci>s l5reck n,ridge fam
i'y stands bg the administration,
and b,esaa, the son OF his father.
Is pfovided wi9i q berth ia the
Internal revenac service to take
the psssce OF his Office abolished hs
she Supreme Conrt income tax
aecision.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-04
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{ T Interstate Com nsarsn Con

Interstate Conanserse Gem mis-
sahe1 u air.@nsa WAS a sa al f,p
tta c hoteer bia official head would
4f".ahig oo the penalty exacted
u s,llaaT.ng h2mSel; IS be doomed
saf ne Presidency ty tbc Illinois
silver 4leaaocrats.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-04
NAraoNa as well as ind;n

NATIONS as we'll as individuals
are ahgratoiaI, Korea has begur.
~ e1iioy lhe Independence which
she osHes 70 Japan, and yet she il
'si'tsaz's showing 4 disposition 10
give, Japan the cold sboalder to
make iaxe 10 Russia.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-04
800 Reward 500,

The readers OF tais paper VIII be pleased tc
iearli that there is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure in ali its
STAGES and that is Catarrh. t'ail's Catalrh
Cure is the only positive cure now known to tbs
mehical fraternity Catnrrh being a cousiito-
tional disease requires constitutional treat
neut hali's cstaIrtl ca,e IS taken inter lally
acting direcvly Hpoh the btood and mocoGs SUI
face of the sEste,u. thereby destroying the
fouud0tion OF the disease and giving the pati.
assisting nature IN doing issworK, Vhe proiri-
etors have SO muei iaith IL its curative power
THAT they offer csc hundred dollars Ton any
Toledo, .
gs=' Sold by druggist, 75e,
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-04
Chanl5erla5n's Eye and Skin
Ointment.

y certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes
Tetter, Salt hheum, Scald Head, Old
Chronic Sores, Fever Sores, Eczensa,
-tch, Prairie Scratches, Sore Nipples
and Piles. It is cooliag and sootaiar
Hundreds ct cases have Seen cured bv
It after eli otter treatment had tai.sd
s5 cents per box.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-04

ExSf2Ahss REED IS aerfec7ly,
Wiling that zoe Manly snail con
'inoe to win raaney on noghsh
rack. tracks, Il that viii keep hin:
on tfse oaher side OF tie Atlantic.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-04
hnnl:eAs.a.n \ nticAa

Notice il here6y given thar anl apply for az
oresr, at the nes.t Igly terra lS,5 of Probate
court ier the Sa3tern District OF CARROLL county
to sell the Following 'tiscr.bsd real eatat5 he
loagi1p to INC astate Of joaeph = Gr@ui dec !,
teWit I'he N2s SeMi Sec VIZ N1fla. Sec j
Up 70 NORTH q risatse y west f,r the }ursg4e o3
obtainiig hloley b. f.ay The BIS Of SAID stale
Tfis 9nae l!tb ls95, @ c ? 6hls4 A6m'r
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-04
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In the silver question vas "a,
Dad OF ay'sasoite, and opioion.
y ere Lighted fuses, some men
vooia act be bit more particular
man they are
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-04
REAL E8TAIt For sAfF

so acre farm = acres - cultivation.
orchard tf3ii=s Vest 8f Ga4-5 Ion ~
Green torestsoa, acdres5 H. C. IlHcia1A A.
ten5ot, Ark. 9''S'i
Eighty ecrea 0aa 1Gilo N8zat Aast of -.
ceres in cultivation Ee0d non bar4 wv Nv
buidilagS rvali 3tQha1d @eil q V%tq ~ ~
aaa tit!f for t2ifGs 6PD}S ~ 3. t}i,e4
l29 acre tasM d valley ltnu q acres in a
walton, gv0d i.Ga5e aut 3uLnuiil llfs.s sn,S
pie orchard, 3tae intng aad splendid farf.,,
$ feet dte't. b - ,aiics neTthtSst Of lyrpan I
est Foz terms anp4Y 81 thie z q e. '7a
Go0G farm ai - acres f3r saIe eaean
acres 10 apttiY Afio9, AL go0a bottom land
dwelling large harH and 3tatr "a ~ ont h
iGgs IL faful = oc S5fe ie2 lie and +
HNgtC,f f3aQ5 > ~. = eas - b. lie Ro.,
tEer partieui i.Ja eaii o. to 81 =.
FOXES I'm. faIEa tarsa 81 west og
r0}lfoGoH t'e atr35ltor F5a 9=f,fa 0rae,.,
50 sases g u oall ation, goaf t0d.ts orsl
%GoG nG1! Is : lttT g-ls3sla.i,st & i Zoo
and oat hltilG3ars For terms a1DIx "a
office Or form sasham fet u -, EYA
'iue TREE story hotai, Hilt ! rooms
batl focI.l 4. a. psrasrls esoae wei ~ II
aa aele of er0nad A,so $50 aerc If far,p Il
SiXnies Fclta q Gree Tor4s' ~ acres II
! tifatiog. #5aaee ggti or BGildib1, Good |
orchard 81 4rrls OF either att5les : II N
| 3 auHer, .z45vff N0rnsc, Avk
a 6ae BGtsU~ srYl IL ttt, Gfa&a IA: lev5n
| so1th q 6Iaen FOREST. 81, are IL trar
acres IN eUtt.Tatioa, under g9,4 91leG
good f7sl.t-seH ana 0at hli'ii . twets
houses ald 3ay quiIalags. Coed frait orc
anc snr1a Stslt2te4 OF 5N0 }Es5.ilg "a
roads One aaile from schoo! li1 3e. chupS
post oiliee !a otner wolGs H. good h
none {sood e@Ts;sin Can at 'A'a olHce
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-04
-~~-s-.e.~esssa.4-ssas-=r.s,s..4~.

a " hsa1NafoN jafy found Capt.
How gate guilty OF embezziing
government money, ba, recon.
mendod that his Yanishmcnt be
made as iigh1 as possible.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-04
Eiastura.,ste.. 2.

I will take twenty-five q
horses or cattle to pasture
the present season. Good
and good water. Terms u
month No animal taken
than enc month. Call ano
II. z. B'1
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-04
e.-ss ., ..e,ssl .AA-,~,.nsu~s.s- .

Over charged boilers hurst or
oiow oet q cyiinderheat'; ever
charged politicians avoid tae danger
9y talking all the time.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-04
er.ar-.,,..,, ,,,,.4,,7.. .,.,.,v.,, -,

J RIFF p was at least one point of
resemblance between the hentuoi5y
State convention and the recent
Cleveland (Ohio) convention.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-04
hsSc ssoaHs XAsiaA.

Notice is hereby given tbat I viii at
tend othe nsnal voting Places OF Carroll
Co, Arkansas, ior the purpose of list
ing Reai snd Personal Property per
capita tax Of such persons as are liable
% pay tie same foT the wear 1898, at
the following times and places, to-wit:
Pfaeinct Place. Time.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-04

The Kaiser talked so much peace
at K'el that ali Europe is dreading
the opening ofe big wal,
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-04
l.-..s.s. .......,a. ~. ..-.s.x.. /.

9BG New York Sun talks. very
1earaadly about show 10 drink
oeer, at more people need 10 be
taught row ret 10 drink Beer.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-04

A B1G blowout--the explosion OF
q Pennsylvania powder mill con.
tanning : eco keys OF giant powder
and a lot Of dynamite.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-04
a.e3. = %. s.s,-s.s.,=-4ss.szssa-sasi

S8EAKTas Of the ability 10 draw,
whom 1t comes TO checks, George
Gould is millions sshead OF the
gree test living aetist.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-04
s......... .....u..~r.s-..-s,, ...s-,.~..,rss

WuY doesn't somebody sugges'
bat England extend nor civi
service rules TO include members o
tae Calaael.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-04
7'ae'a'-.'.sas -a..'. .Sfa-. sa-',.7'r '.,.,

Now that Secretary Carlisle h6s
carried NJ. Cleveland supply 81
Kentacky bait, toe Bazzard's Bay
-4sAlng season is running vide
NDeN
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-04

OLn fnan Gladstone must have
seer defeat ahead when he climbed
Gown end ont of offiGe some months
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-04
THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1885

TIE steam boat racer Is still alive,
which ls more thar cad he sai0 oi
some OF the passengers.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-04

The mar who did the muzzlinp
at Cleveland is entitled to high
rank as an export in his line.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-04
:: DIRECTORY. -
STATE OFFICERS.

C9ysfg1T ssefefarv Of state II 3 hrnisasaS fpsaS.
Auditor C.. B. Mills.
Treasurer Ransom GulleY.
3 Attorney General i Trustworthy
State Land Commissioner j +. Richie.
Srpt. Pub Instruction Junius Jordon
ChiefJnstice snpreme Court $; II; Coekrill
Com. Agriculture w. G. Yinchenheller
Nv. Z Hemingway
Associate Justioeg 5 T. 8aghes.
NJ. Il sandles.
UNITED STATES SENATOR'S.
!anes Il. Berry Dentonvilie.
e. james *. Jones Washington
JUDICIAL.
fudge L s Mcdaniel
q Pres. Attorney } N. Tiimon,
LEGISLATURE.
Syena5or W Morton
~ Representative W NJ. Brown
Ey~Logisl95ara meets biennially, on second
COUNTY OFFICERS.
ESOuuty Judge J /. WorthinG1Jn
| - Circuit clerk Clip 9aytoT
County Clerk j. p. FaDch2
Sheriff A. = Naples.
TreoSuTer l.. L. Mex elE0n .
Assessor J 5. Shi1neaa.
Surveyor Jas RuNeh
! Coroner Mike Goxey
| toa1ty txainiaer II y Rprnev
lax collecting closes bprt 10.
& Assess snents Of real estate pienoially, aHd
personal property annually.
CO UKTS.
S'irGnit court coayenee 1st Mondays ia Fob and
~ Aug II " cstern District, and 5r6 Monday
in Feb and AHg in Eastern District
County Court LIST Mondays IN jan, hpriI
July and Oct.
PF9Ds5e CoCrb-Eastern z 3rd M6uaaysin J IN.
j prii, July and Get - WesiarA o tth Monica
Ia Jan april, July ana Oct.
TOWNSHIP.
.YHstiees Of the Peace 4 n. Web
c. Contable L. NJ Stroud
LODGES.
sEREGN FoHmsr. Loper No. 4ol!, & n;
- Meets Oh Saturdays on or befere the fuil
moon of each month. c. 3 GRIM. w. u
W. BUTT. Sec
CHURCH SERVICES.
ng Il. CnercE SoUTH-Services every secoad
1oS and fourth Sunday II O'Clock 8 IL also
night. Prat er meeting Thursday night. Every
hody Invited.
J s. WhITsoN, z. C.
ne X Church Services first Sunday in
| N@s &2a each month. C. f, EDWARDS Pastor,
Ffaioa sunday School 8: soa. N.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-04
so bsc.he at once to1
TIE T.E.llts S.s.x.'..:.sss asz.ifI2.l
SPECIAL OFFER.

oooe auty Galil ssareh rs, ~
Soue two new subactbtsl
two dollars and get one yea
Send tour new subses,ibe1
tour dollars and receive
paper two wears without cos
Do you know a good thlas'
y'ep see II? Il wor tc thl
siifa acient.
A ddress al orders
TsA REPuB
St. Leu
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-04
NEWSPAPER LAWS.

5Tsqhserfbers order ntinuance OF ooair pe
y u esls aod fail 5op pay afeerages tne a2lis5-
tr ,sI.t0 cnntinGe TO send hem until tfs ef9S3-
a-es are paid
Il s:bscribers refuse or neglect to take the'r
itaacal from the o.ce TO which taey axe a.
dstseetB they are IespaGsible uhtil they az set
t3.l t5.sir Dill aud ordered 5htHa Gisc0utrHea.
Inc courts have decided that fefnsi3E "a taHie
e,crcticais from the otIice or orreuoVlhB ana i2aF :
ay t4e-n ulealled far, js paia facfe eNi4zi.ee q
.teuti0nal traa2.
n...-..------~-----4s-..-.4.4r..
g4eAdyertisiag aeents @! sts5a GERS who deszre
on ace an dvertisef1tnJ III fhts Papej fo7st IT.
2 aonpanv their orders HiJh yEa CASH.
.e,.. 4-a .-.......-~-.s4...
gayr All local advertising is inserted
and charged fer accordingly until oraaT-
t t cut.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-04
CITY BARBER SH0p
LEE STACY pRorR4grop

Work neatly, speedily ana :isractora,ya
West hain Street. %e
Green Forest.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-04

UNITED STATES SENATORS.
Tanes Il Berry Bentonvilie
g james *. Jones Washington
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-04

49, sss.sr.<...a...seyz yz..rrser-.r.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-04
JUDICIAL
LEGISllATU Or

Tudge i s Mcdaniel
e Pres Attorney } n. TiimoD,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-20
CITY ADVERTIS ENENrS.
THE CITY OF pR6SIDEscE.
PROPOSALS..
Sewer Connections, Plumbing
and 0utbuilding.
Office OF the

Office Of the
Superintendent OF Public Buildings. -
City Hall. Providence, X. l., August a. laA
The Joint standing Committee on City
Property invite proposals for sewer ana
water pipe connections, plumbing and OUT
building AT the following school buildings;
Sewer and Water Pipe Connections.
Academy avenue, Beacon avenue. Pr, Cam
dace street, Meeting street, Putnam street.
Smith street, Vineyard street.
Outbuilding.
New outbuilding is called for at the Me
fng street school estate.
no bid will be considered unless accom-.
panied by a certified check for a sum equ..i
10 ten (0) Der cent. Of the amount OF the con
tract as a guarantee that said contract Will
be signed within ten days from date or ac-
ceptance. and IL said contract IL not signed
within ten days from date OF acceptance saia
sum of ten per cent. will be retained ana
held for the use Of the city as hquidatea
damages on account Of failure to sign said
contract within ten days from date OF accepT
ance. -. .
given at so much per lineal foot.
Plans and specifications may be seen az TINS
Office. .
Bids will be made separate for the wor!
called for at each school estate, sealed ana
addressed to the undersigned until WEDNES-
DAY, August 2l, at 2 o'clock y. m.
The right to reject any or all bids IL ~
served. DAVID BUXTON,
Chairman Committee on City properly.
ALBERT I. MANSFIELD,
Superintendent Public Buildings.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-20
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
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Buildings for Sewerage Pump
ing Station.

Once Of the Commissioners OF Public Works.
City Hall, Providence, II. l., Aug. ~. 1896
Sealed proposals will be received at this
Iffice until IL o'clock a. m, WEDNESDAY,.
september 4. 1895. for all the labor and mater
ial reqired for the erection OF superstructures
texcepting iron roofs) for an engine house,
tSx00 feet, and Bo feet high: n filth hoist build
ing, 24xS feet, and 10 feet high; boiler and
coal house, 70x72 feet. and about 10 feet high:
aud n chimney, l6xlo feet at base, and l50 feet
high. buildings to be Of brick with stone trim.
mings.
The foundations mp 20 within one and one
half feet of loor level are about completed.
All material must be of the best quality,
subject 10 the approval OF the City Engineer
Plans may be seen and specifications can be
obtained at the office Of the City Engineer.
City Hall.
No bid will be considered unless accom-.
panied by n certified check or bond for the
sum Of one thousands dollars.
A satisfactory bond for a sum equal -
about one-fifth Of the estimated amount or
tho contract, conditioned upon the faithful
performance Of the contract, will be required
Of the successful bidder.
The right TO reject any or all proposals ~
reserved. ROBERT +. SMITH,
Commissioner Of Public Works.
Augl6-l5t