The Green Forest tribune., 1896-03-26

try has been made in the race fo
| the Democratic nomination 70
Circuit Clerk. J. D. HALEY place'
his announcement with US yestel
day. Nh. Haley is one of tn
best business men in the count,
and for years has ranked anon
the leading Democrats of th
county, although be has neve
before asked for Office at the hand
Of the peop 10. He is a native c
the county and up to four year
ago had been connected with th
newspaper business. In 1898 b
was appointed P. NJ, at Berryvill
and to our certain knowledge h
has made one OF the most eff icen
and accommodating 2. Ms that eve
served Uncle Sam in that eapaeit,
in this county. He proposes t
contest for this position solely o
his own merits, and he has man,
friends who believe him to be
winner. jeff would make an ex
celIent Clerk, there's no questio
: about that. 80. -
It is our special pleasure to an
nounce the name of Charles s.
Crock EFT of Carroilton township as
a candidate for the office of County
Assessor, subject to the action Of
Democratic primary election, June
6. Charlie is a young man of
splendid habits and excellent busi-
ness qualifications. For some
years he has been a teacher in the
schools of this county, and during
the past year he has filled an i'm
portant position in the faculty of
the Carrollton academy. Being
thoroughly qualified for the
Office and coming as he does from
one of the Democratic strong holds
of the county, we predict that he
will make il extremely warm for
his opponents. He will indeavor
to meet you in person before the
primary election.
All last winter Mr.. Geo. A. Mills
of Lebanon, Conn.,, was badly
aft ficted with rheumatism, at times
it was so severe that he could not
stand up straight, but was drawn
over on one side. II tried differ
ent remedies without receiving
relief" he says, "until about six
months ago I bought a bottle of
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. After
using it for three days my rheuma-
tism was gone and has not returned
since, For sale by J. E. Harbert,
J. n. jackson, candidate for the
Democratic nomination for Circuit
Clerk. was mixing with Green
Forest friends Saturday. Jack
seems absolutely confident of his
nomination. He says there has
been a combination made to defeat
HIM, but he thinks it will ultimate
~ result in his favor.
A. NJ. Webb is busy hustling
among the voters in interest of his
claim for Assessor. Alb came out
second man in the race for the
nomination for this Office four
years ago, and his friends think he
is sure winner this time. Webb
would make an excellent Assessor
Prof. G. NJ. Barnes, the great
singer, was in the city and paid
us II visit Friday. He has perma
nently located at Eureka Springs
He is now engaged in compiling a
new song book, which he hopes
to have published early IN the
summer.
See the ad. of the Phoenix Cot
tage at Eureka Springs. Mr.
Pickett, the gentlemanly proprie
tor will be glad to see his Greer
Forest friends when they arc ir
the city, and will give them first
class treatment and the loves
rates.
Col. Webber was confined to his
bed several days last week from
the effects Of q cold contracted
while administering the ordinance
of baptism Sunday, week ago.
If you owe T. L. Plumme1
anything on the Burk khardt &
Plum mer blacksmithing accounts
he asks you to come in and settle