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The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-11
Brown Cd In Long Creek.

On Tuesdoy of last week Lee
Fisk was drowned in Long Greek
near Shaver. He, with man by
the name of Pullman, had been to
this place after whiskey, presnma-
bly,, for the 4th. On their return
they found Long Creek much
swollen, from the heavy rains.
Waiting awhile for the waters to
subside, Fisk, it seems, became
impatient, and undertook to cross
on his mule. Both mule and rider
were completely submerged and
on coming to the top of the
water Fisk was dismounted and
began washing down stream.
Putnam saw it was beyond his
power 10 relieve him. Dilligent
search was made for the body until
the next day when II was found
about one half mile below the
ford. Fisk's father lives N Spring
field and was at once tesegraphed
for. but arrived TOO late to witness
the neral OF his son.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-11
From, Sbnri IF Maniac

From Sheriff Naples we learn
the particulars OF the killing OF
John Ambrose by F. S. Heit on
the afternoon of the 4th, as re-
lated to Mr.. Naples by Helt when
he gave himself into custody.
Ambrose was paying his attention
to one of He!t's girls. Telt was
very much opposed to this and at
the picnic at Carr, Mo, on that
day, he so informed Ambrose, and
ii seems that trouble was avertod
only by Helt taking his girls home
early in the day, In the afternoon
Holt took his twenty-five rife and
made stroll around the farm,
hunting, looking after the fence
ETC., and on his return he CHANGED
to come up on Ambrose and two
of his daughters out in the woods.
Ambrose at once fired two shots
from 45 pistol, the shots taking
effect only in Helt's clothing,
whereupon Helt fred two shots,
the second one striking Ambrose
Just below the collar bone. Am
brose expressed his regret to the
girls that he had no doubt shot
their father to pieces, also saying
that he, himself, was slightly shot.
He then mounted his horse and
riding about so yards fell off, living
but short time afterward. Helt
al once proceeded TO Berryyille
and gave himself up to the officers.
Ambrose is known To great
many Of our people, as he was "a
conspicuous figure in our circuit
courts until he was finally SEN
fenced to the penitontiary where
be served a five years, sentence,
At his preliminary examination
in Rerryville Monday Helt was
released on the grouds of self-de-
! tense.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-11
n 0thing Strai,gts,

Intelligent people, who realize
the important part the biood holds
in keeping the blood IN = normal
condition, find nothing strange in
the number Of diseases that Hoods
Sarsaparilla is able to e0se. So
many troubles result from impure
blood that the best way 10 treat
them through tho blood, and it Is
lar bettor to use only harmieess
voge.able compounds than 70 dose
to excess quinine. calonlel and 9th
er drugs. BY treating The blood
with Hoods sarsaparilla, acrofula,
salt lhoum aud what are common
ly called s'humors,' dyspepsia,
catarrh, rheumatism. algia,
consumption and other troubles
that originate in impurities OF the
blood or impaired circulation, can
all be cured.
Subscribe for TEE TRIBUNE.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-11

Everything and anything you
want and at the bottom rock prices
ut ". R. Sneed & Co.
Attorney J A. King OF Berry
vile came over Tuesday afternoon
TO attend TIE Normal Lyceum.
A horse kicked II. F. Skater ot
the Freemyer House, Middleburg,
n. Y. on the knee, which laid him
up in bed and caused the knee
Joint to become stiff. A friend
recommended him to use Chamber
lain's Pain Balm, which he did and
in two days was able to be around.
MIR. Shaser has recommended it to
many others and says it,s excellent
tor any kind OF q bruise on l,arin
This remedy is also famous for its
cures OF rheumatism. Fot sale by
j. +. Harbert, druggist.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-11

W. Fl. N olson, who is in the
drug business at Kingvillo, No, has
has had so much confidence in
amberlain Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy that be warrants
e"ery bottle and offers to refund
the money to any customer who is
not satisfied after using it. Mr..
Nelson taxes no risk in doing this
because the remedy is Il certain
cure for the diseases for which it
is intended and he knows it. It is
for sale by ). &. Fl arbert druggist.
Green Forests celebration of the
4,h was truly grand and imposing.
"Old Glory" hung to the breeze in
two places; sixty five cents was
actually squandered in buying
thirteen bottles Of soda pop, and
one patriotic citizen gave his first
born three parlor matches to light
in imitation Of torches
Green Forest does not like to be
overlooked Or under estimated in
anything, but she should feel fort.
innate when 9 patent-mediclne-frec-
Snowflake decides to pass us by.
Mrs. Salie Callen wife Of A. G..
CAllen, living i've miles northeast
Of town, died on last Friday night
and was interried Saturday in the
Denver cemetery.
". E. Mcdowell, of Galena Mo !,
has been visiting relatives east Of
town the past two weeks. Mr.. M i.
was tor many years Judge of Stone
county.
The wind and rain storm Sunday
afternoon did considerable damage
to corn by breaking it down.
Much fruit was also blown from the
trees.
Born to the wife of Grover
| Cleveland on she Tth inst a bounc
ing girl Daddy like, Grover was
disappointed because it vas not a
boy.
You are back number If you
do not get a barber to cut your
hair. Stacy will do your work
fOr YOU to O. queens taste.
John Patton and Miss Ida Norris,
daughter Of J. Z. Norris, were
married last Sunday, Rev. R. A.
Martin 0 fficiating.
Charles Chauocv has resigned
his office as member Of the town
council. His place will be filled
by appointment.
You can save postage by order
ing the Globe. Democrat or the St.
Lonis Republic at THE TRIBUNE
office.
While in Berryville if You want
good meal or your team we'll
cared for stop at the Southern
Hotel.
Finest line of shoes ever brought
to North Arkansas at w. r. Sneed
& Cos.
Sheriff Naples called on us
Monday,
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-11
Notice Of Public Examination.

| will hold Public Examination
at Berryvillo, July 81 & August |
1895, 10 ascertain the professional
qualifications of teachers. ibis
Judy 10 1895. II. p. BURNEY,
County Examin er.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-11
LOCAL and PERSONAL.
somewha at cooler.

llGu0
Probate court next week.
The Normal closes Saturday.
.e c. KirRham was in town a
,ort time Saturday
|eaJI at W. 3. sneed & Co.'S,
h SEQ the Groat Eye Am.
r6e continued rains have caused
[ irish potatoes to rot consider
Fl G. poynor and vile OF Harri-
/ were in the city Tuesday and
|ednesday.
Mrs. Cbay. Rodding and Miss
[rtie I eager ot eaFrollton wore
town Friday.
bake shirman of Denver re-
Fned Sunday from q two weeks
> to Little Rock.
Prof. Burnoy has been elected
berintenaont Of tho Union Sun
Sunday School.
II. G. Russeli aud F. 0. Butt
9 Iitegating IN Square Har-
It's court at Yocum Saturday,
on eannot be well unless your
pd IS pure. Therefore purify
blood with the best purifier,
bd's Sarsnparilla.
rs. Mattie Boyd, OF CsrrolIton,
bter OF Roland Boyd, fell dead
. he 4th inst. Her death was
ibuted to old age.
be many friends OF r. L. Mead
Eureka Springs viii be glad
barn that he is fast recovering
his recent illness.
pdersoa Cox, we are sorry TO
il wing very low At his nome
beast of town. We hope to
niclo his carly recovery.
|oes md Boots have advanced
er cent in the markets, bat W.
|leed 4 co. purchased theif
ner stock before The raise,
eQuently they are prepared to
: It former prices.
ot Blankinship has a certified
# from The County Examiner
ediscn county to The effect that
enrollment of teacher
the Madison county normal
lo and that the average at.
nee vas 50. And further.
undsod OF those in attendance
bone fdo teach ers, the other
eine young men and young
n rom the town Of Hunts
-Boono Banner.
]. Watt. wife of Z. J, Watt
one mile East Of town, died
iuday afternoon. She had
afflicted for several months
! xzema and Der death had
Expected for several days.
att was a jealous christian
. p and Der death is mourned
y Nj. Watt together with
b family have the deepest
thy OF our entire communi-
be was inferred Monday in
Pkans cemetary.
10 be regretted that our
Il have to be annoyed by such
q worthless being as s'Doc"
4, ". There ought TO be q
n, It would reach his case.
lty demands that be be
,p Il tho streets and taken to
-;ss. treat whore he can be
or III such q manner as to
nefit to him. Visitors arc
, and business men and cit
N agreo tha, it is case that
attention,-E. S. Foun-
if rne Dick Crawford: broueht
rlr ohth-old child, suffering
,ra antlle diarrhoea, to mo. /,
n Weaned AT four month old
ID RiWaya been sickly. [ gave
. u Pal Treatment in such eases
El Put benefit. The child kept
'hlhner until it weighed
4 more than when born, or
a Y pound. | then started
H to giving Chamberlain's
MS o'era and Diarrhoea Rem
ss 'S9 re one bottle of the 25e
ss Gen used Il marked i'm
Evening journal., 1895-11-22
4 DIAEOID ROBBERY THAT FAILED.

And the Fellow Who Tried tho Trick
WIN Have to Explain to tho Upper
ooutt-BradleE Assaulted BoJs'aad AIS
Name was Dennis.
There were ouly two casss before Judge
Ball this morning and the scales wers not
brought into rtquisition to aDy great
extent. Thomas Murpby was one OF the
unfortunates Last evening he walked
ioto Patrick J. Diamonds thirst cure, aud
dIding no ono behind the bar. collarsd
on to 81 20 ln coin Of the realm which
was on The shelf Mr.. Diamond nscksd
hln aftor he had done tho appropriation
act and forssd hin to disgorRo. He wes
thea invited TO be seated until an ofiicer
osuld be summoned This be declined
70 do, ard made a motion towards bis
pocket whom Diamond believng that a
blow OF prscsulion might save several
ysrds OF sticking plaster. dealt him
crack on the wrist With
club which be kept handy. Thomas wss
dllapldated looking specimen OF
humanity when he faced tbs Judge and
had the general appearance Of having
aupBed With K & Morse He claimed
that he took the money and then walked
luto ths room where Diamond was
sitiiue, and laying the money on the
table said II oonld easily have stolen
this money. but didn't / am hungry
aud have no place 10 sleep aud needed II
&C.. Judge Ball looked the doubt be felt,
aud told ThomRs be would have 30 tell
that story TO the ma upper court
He Was escorted TO that body after
ad om Dment, by Sergeant Riley.
Dennis Bradley, while druSk last Non
dAy. amused himself by assAultiRg boys.
he caught Albert Grandson. ON Clay
nont street. llftsd him by the ears aud
than threw bin to. the pavsmenk hurt
ing him quite badly. Then be chased
Lsckland Reatson. 8 newsboy, and dang
him against counter In a nearby. store
be pleaded guilty and advanced his
condition "a an excuse he got $40 and
costa
Evening journal., 1895-11-22
Iasane FROM a Fan

Several weeks seo while trimming 8
tree at Tenth and Lombard streets,
George w Spicsr. Of No 407 Shoatman
street fell TO the pavement striking on
his head aud shoulders de had one or
more ribs broken and his head was badly
hurt. Since then be has been growing
worse and last night was delirions aud so
violent as to require several men TO hold
him at 6 35 this morning it was deemed
best to send him to tue City Hall where
an examination was made IL is believed
that an sbcess is forming on his brain.
About 6 o'clock be had ouietsd down
considerably and bis family. requested
that he be sent home, which was done.
Evening journal., 1895-11-22
oIIY NEWs IN eRIEF. !

Nearly 400 persons have contracted TO
patronize the new telephone company.
Joseph Harrigan, Jr., has transferred to
Howard Garrett the three-story brick house
on east side OF Washington street south Of
Seventh.
/ The local co ored people are preparing TO
cslebrate Emancipation Day January i. and
a committee is az work preparing for parade,
etc.
Union Presbyterian revival servicee,whcl
have been In progress for nearly month at
West Church, viii close tonight.
bridget Higgins an old resident Of the
West Side WAS buried in New. Cathedral
Cemetery this morning. after services in ST.
lPaul's r. O. Church. The funeral TOOK place
from the residence OF her sister. Catherine
Mullin, OF No. PIG North Van Buren street.
Rev. John ID Locates family to-day re-
moved 10 Baltimore. Nd, TO reside per-
manently.
.-Rev. 3. B.. Meeser and Rev. Lafayette
Marks, ID. D. spoke at the eighty-Nrst anni-
yersary Of Hanover prtsby yterian Church
,Sunt ay school last night.
Captain John Gray. OF the steamer John A.
Warner. will make his home on ihat vessel
fNhi eishe lies in Winter quarters at the Har-
Ian and liollingsworth CompRny's
Mills. Msttle ! Murray, until recently
teacher NJ Plymouth, removed 70 Canterbury,
Del. this NOR ming. after an. extended Visit
here.
/. -Architect Rice Il preparing for the Board
of Health plans FOR the sanitary equipment
or puDlic sfhools Nos. and 4.
Evening journal., 1895-11-22
AHIHRtX ACROSS THs RIVER.

Special IusPsstor Powell Has vads HIS
Final Report TO the State Board OF
HEALTH
BRIDcEToN. Nov. % Joseph H.
Powell, president Il. Of the Bridgston
Board Of Heslth, and special inspector
OF the State Board having charge Of die
injecting the districts infected with
anthrax during last Summer, has made
mis- hnal report to the State Board
In his report Re strtes that ninety
four herds OF cattle wsrs infected with
the disease in the sections Of Cumberland
county where the disease prevailed, and
that there were 600 COWS, 267 horses and
fifty mules infected, Of which 1914 COWS,
thirty two horses ard sixteen mules
died, a total Of 222 dea bs. OF tbess
159 cows, twenty three horses and thir-
teen mules were not inoculAted; II cows,
and two mules were inoculsted with the
first lymph and died before the second
incubation. and three COWS, four horses
and one mule died after the second in
oculation, four OF which died over twelve
days after the second inoculation. The
inoculAtions we're with lymph Imported
from the Pasteur Institute. at Paris.
Evening journal., 1895-11-22
Knool,d Down % shorln cnll..

AZ tie Court House yesterday after
noon Sheriff 6illis disposed OF the
following real estate: Five lots ap
Thirteenth and Dure streets property OF,
George W. Booker aud Albert S White.
sell mortgagors. Mary M Foulk and
Lambert j. Foulk and others, to j f.
Smith fer So 900 Property Of George
"A LeMaistre. on Delaware avenue.
between Broome and Rodney stree a
TO % q Bradford for $500. J e. Smiln.
purchased the property Of Benjamin
Hhyard. at Third and Dupont streets.
FOR $500, and the property Of William d
Aegsrlty, at Thirteenth and Poplar
streets, for 500 The property Of
Robert Blrnle. on Second street between
West aud Washington. vas sold to
Harry Emmons for $1450 George w.
Murray's property at Lincoln street and
Gilpin avenue. was sold to John Murphy.
Tor S1,1i5 MeEsrs. Booker and White
sell were not the owners Of the property
at the time Of sale, although figuring IS
mortgsgors.
Evening journal., 1895-11-22
AMONG THE WORKMEN.
Wilmington Lodge Crosses the Thousand
Line-LeoAI workmsn Will Soon Have
New Lodge Room.

Wilmington Lodge Crosses the Thousand
Line--LsoaI Workmsn Will soon Have y
New Lodge Room.
Last evening Wilmington Lodge, No
l, A. o Q. W., passed he 600 line and
now has l,010 names on its membership
roll. Sixty one new members were
elected, of whom Hfty two were initiated.
Master Workman Henderson and Re-
cOrder Murch were directed to telegraph
the good news to Grand Master Q. B.
Prettyman. Of Dover Theie were forty
one applications for membership, which
took the usual course.
TIE lodge decided TO take new and
more commodious quarters, and In ao.
cofdancs With that decision the entire
third story Of the Law Building, Ninth
and Market, will be leased by Whining
ton and Industry Lodges. There will be
library and reading room 30x68 feet,
fronting on Market street, which will BE-
open every evening three anti rooms and.
/, 4 20 room 30x50 feet fronting on Sbipley
street. The rooms will be handsomely
dtt,d aud will accommodate al loca
Woikmen. The change will bo mad,
March %, 1895
Fif esn new Mogulliana were made
last evening by Wilmington CoIclRvs
Next "Wednesday evening lergt
delegation OF WoIkmtn from Iudustr,
Lodge will visit Diamond Lodge, Of
Dover
Evening journal., 1895-11-22
DELAWlRES REPUBLICAN CHANCELLOR

Hon. william @. spruance Appointed
TO Determine the Parior-oar Pnot
Case.
Action on the part OF the Pilot Com
missioners IN their proceedings against
rules OF the board enacted
l 1898, the object OF which was TO
elswhere than from pilot boats was
to have come up for dnal herring before
the board at It's regular meeting on
Monday, November 4; oa that day
Levi Q. Bird. and John r Mich
board, and Lewis @. Vsndegtift
and E. T. Cooper, for Virden. agreed that
a restraining order should be considered
as issued and the cas-, should proceed In
chancerv TO a speed differentiation.
Mr.. VandeRrifb d prepared q bill
which was fl ed IN to Court Of ChSncery
on November z but at that time
it was known that Mr. Nicholson
would be chancellor aud that conso
quently 4 chancellor Rd Item would have
TO be appointed by reason OF Mr. Mich
olson having heen one OF the solicitors
AS soon as Mr. Nicholson received his
commission he made out the necessary
certificate rtouired by statute, pursuant
TO which a chancellor ad litem was sp-
pointed by the governor and William q.
spruance was the man selected. Thls
appointment was made 40 the a.nt
solicitation OF Meesrs. Vandegrlft aud
Bird. Chancellor Nicholson necessarily
rstirea from the case
When the anawer TO the bill Is hled, II
no testimony Is found necessary and the
case can 80 on hearing Of bin and answer.
argument win take place speedily and the
obanosllor ad Item viii then give his
decision.
Delaware now has three CHANCELLOR
nr. Nicholson, who Is regularly com
mlssionod Henry Johnson. al litom in
the Bay State Gas Company case, and
Mr. SprnBnce in the case above set forth.
Evening journal., 1895-11-22
nl. -, nmnlnl nnsin.sa

. Ohancellor Nicholson performed bis
first judicial duties at the Court House
this morning by accepting the reslgna-
tlous Of Joseph L. Carpenter,
sr.. and Joseph Carpenter, Jr., as
frustees under tue Wills Of Anna
.C- Cleland ana Sssanna W Parsons, and
appointing the Equitable GUARANTEED
and Trust Company ia their
stead. Press OF business led to
the M,ssrs Carpenter resigniug
To.morr5w " the chancellor will go to New
York and wind no certain legal business
oE his, among other things resigning as
local counsel for fwo large New York
corporations Should any lawyers desire
bis address they will find 1t at Register
Ferguson's Office
Evening journal., 1895-11-22
rHg U. S. GUHBOAT WELLINGTON.

Has Been Named In Honor OF This City.
Initial steps Towards Securing an
Appropriate Git for Her.
The Navy Department has named
one OF the new gunboats built
At Newport News after this city,
Wilmington, and It Is but fitting that
the good people Of this city should take
cognizance Of It, Other cities have done
honor to themselves and their namesakes
aud Wilmington should not be behind
hand.
With shls object In view, the EvEEIHo
JOURNAL has started q subscription list
the fund to be used for the purchase Of
a silver service for the United States
gunboat Wilmington. The money re-
oeived viii be Acknowledged IN these col.
40 NJ snd held subject to tho orders Of
committee OF citizens which viii
bo selected later.
The service will be purchased OF some
dealer Ia this city, TO be decided upon by
the committee.
Evening journal., 1895-11-22
SOLDIERS. CIVILIANS.
Distinguished Parties of Goth
antics Pass Through.
MAYOR STRONG GOES THIS EVENING

New Workers Go Through on Their Trip
to Atlanta TO Celebrate Manhattan d ny
at the ErPosltion-squadron A, OF New
York City Troop. Go Down l7o Strong.
There was much excitement at the
Pennsylvania railroad statlon last night
when a Pullman train OF handsomely
uniformed aolders pulled ia az 3 30. and
was closely followed by another train Of
private cars 6lled with aoldiris.
distinguished looking men and women
The soldiers got OF at the station and
many Of them exotc clsed about the VIII
mington platform 10 relieve their
stiff sn relaxed muscles aud breathe some
Delaware cir.
These fine looking people. including
squadron A. New York city mounted
troop. we're accompanying New York's
delegation Of merchants, which left
Jersey City yesterday afternoon fof
Atlanta, where they will help make
Manhattan Day succeAs Mayor
Strong did not accompany the party IN
the special train. lie will oomo down
from Jersey City at . o'clock this
Afternoon, accompanied by Seth Low,
who As 10 deliver tho orntion. Faux
Scott. Job Hedges. and his son, j.
Bradley Strong
Tho train wnioh carried the irst psrty
consisted Of eight of tho best parlor cara
Ia the company's service and q hne
diulnE car Ia will reach Atlanta at 8
o'clock this afternoon, though the fes.
tivitlcs win not bealn until tomorrow.
Many OF the 200 who went on Q Il
special train were accompanied by tbeli
wives and daughters, 30 the scene was q
gay one. Every one seemed TO appreciate
tho good which the visit TO Atlantis
would do New York, aud ali were ep-
thusiastio over the trip. Nearly on,
hundred more men passed through on I
train later In the night, 81 that, includ
ing Squadron A. NeW York will bs
represented by about 500 visitors
OF the fquadrou, all but two Of the IL
members were present. The guards
men Of the South ara anxious TO mesi
their Northern comrades. and tb,
iquadron will doubtless have a merry
me In Atlanta
Horses belonging to the fQusdroI
we're sent To Atlsnta last night aud vii
be In readiness Tor tho troopers 20 NEE
Mayor Strong 10 morrow afternoon ans
escort him from the RAILROAD station 4
his hotel
Evening journal., 1895-11-22
DTr. rerry About TO Give In.

At the tbiri quarterly conference OF
st. PAul's NJ E Church. held last night.
Rev Thomas Z Terry, the pastor
stated to the conference that he would
have TO give up his church work after
the close OF this conference year. He
would struggle to continue the work
until the next session OF conference. A
committee was appointed TO assist the
sick minister for the remainder OF the
year. and his resignation was accepted
with great regret.