The Green Forest tribune., 1896-02-27

of J. S. Naples as II candidate for
county and probate Judge subject
TO tho democratic primay. To the
people OF Carroll county who have
known Joe every since he was a
boy an introduction is scarcely
necessary. For tour years he has
served our pc oplo as circuit clerk,
his term expiring two years ago,
and to his record while an incum-
bent of that Office, his friends
point with pride, as a model Of
business capacity. His intimate
acquaintance with county affairs
and the duties OF the office to
which be aspires, together with
his uninpeachable record as an
off Ger, make him winning candl-
date for any position for which he
may offer. We predict for him a
heavy vote from his legion OF
friends.
We take special pride in sending
forth to the Democratic voters of
Carroll county the name OF j. S.
Shipmansas a candidate for the
Democratic nomination for county
clerk. Mr.. Shipman is known
personally TO every voter in the
county, having served in the ca.
pacity of assessor for two terms.
AS scholar and gentleman he
ranks among tho very best off cials
who have ever filed an Office in
our cou' ty, and there is no doubt
but that he will make a strong pull
for the office for which he now
asplres. The affairs Of the office
of county clerk will be in safe
hands tor the coming two years if
they arc entrusted to the care of
J. S. Shipman.
By referring to our announce
men, column you will see that
J. A. King of Prairie township
wants the dem mocraric nomination
tor the Office Of representative OF
Carroll county. He is we'll and Ia
vorably known to a large number
of voters of the county. He is a
gentleman of splendid habits, a
lawyer of ability and an orator OF
profound eloquence. He has been
a resident of Berryville for many
years, practicing his profession.
He is a man we'll calculated to
know the needs ef our people re
garding legislation. We shall
urge that Democrats carefully con
slider his candidacy before casting
their votes in the primary election.
Today we herald the name of
Hon. J. P. Fancher for reelection
to the Office OF county clerk, sub
ject to the action of the democratic
party. Mr.. Fancher enjoys the
distinction of being more widely
known than any other man in the
democratic par,yin Carroll county.
His long connection with the
Official matters of the county render
him thoroughly conversant with
every branch OF the busin ess, es-
pocially the duties of county clerk.
Polk Fancher is the very embod-
iment O.; courtesy, accuracy and
honesty. Consider we'll bis claim.
The cattle quarintine line which
the secretary of agriculture re-
Gently moved from the Boston
mountains to the Missouri line has
been re.established at the same
place. Stock men from Chicago,
Kansas City, St. Louis and Omaha.
went in delegation to Washing
ton City and effected the change.
1t is becoming recognized fact
the average newspaper reader IS
developing into an advertising
reader. 1t must be small "ad."
indeed that escapes the eyes of the
ordinary person these days.
The TRIBUNE suggests that it
might be we'll for our city council
TO quarintine against the gold
fever. It wouldn't do 10 have the
incest location for a city in the
State tom up fora gold mine.
Circuit court reached adjourn
ment Saturday night. The grand
jury returned 40 true bills Of in
dlctment, larger nun. ber than