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The Green Forest tribune., 1897-07-01

Some for ten, some tor twenty
and some for thirty years have
suffered from plies and then have
been quickly and permanetly cured
by using DoWitt's Witch Hazel
Salpe, the great remedy for piles
and all forms OF skin diseases.
J. e, Harbert.
Bowaro Of the man who persist
emily opposes the fights everything
new. He isn't safe teachor or
ieader. This IS world Of progress
and this an age Of advancement.
We are learning new things every
day, and man who stands still is
soon left In the rear.
J. w. Estes, the old reliable
watch maker, first class workman
and repairer Of fine watches, clocks,
jewery and sewing machines, will
be found at the post Office. lie
uses the best Of materials and guar.
tees bis work to be first class or
money refunded.
Judge ]. S. Naples Of B erry vile
was taking a retrospective view Of
our town Tuesday.
Miss Ora Conley of HARRISON is
visiting the family of A. ], Russell
this week.
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-07-01
Reasons Why Ghambee}ains Collie.
Cholera and Biarrh00a 2eln-
edy is the Best.

|. Because il affords almost in.
stant relief in case OF pain in the
stomach, colioand cholera, morbus.
2. Becauseit is the only remedy
that never fails in the rnost severe
cases OF dysentery and diarrboea
3. Because It IS the only RENE
dy that viii cure chronic diarrhoea.
4 Because It is the only reme-
dy that will prevent bilious collie.
S, Because it is the onv rem :
dy tnat will cure epidemica dysen-
terry.
6, Because it is the only rene
dy that can always be depended
upon in casos of cholera iuiantums
7. Because it is the most prompt
and most reliable medicine in use
for bowel complaints
8. Because it produces no bad
results.
8. Because it ispleasant and safe
to take.
10. Because il bas saved the
lives OF more. people than any 9th
er medicine in the world.
The 25 and soc bottles for sale
by J. E. Harbert, druggise.
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-07-01
Now is the time to advertise.

Now is the time to advertise.
The wheat thresher is abroad
in the land.
Fruit jars in abundance at A.
Rlasingame's.
If it is a new hatyou want, call
at the Racket Store.
Carrolltor is preparing to have
big celebration July 10.
For stand privileges for the ceIebra-
tion, apply to &. w. Coxsey.
Miss Bessie Fancher of Usage
was visiting here last week.
Digby West, Berryville's young
banker, attended the contest.
Pub ic examination of teachers
at BerryviIIe. Thursday and Friday.
George Hanna and Miss Lille
Jones of Berryvillo were married
last week.
At A. Blasingamo's you will
find a complete stock of groceries
at prices below the lowest.
Alvin Butt, who got his leg
broken about month ago, is able
to be out by the aid of crutches.
Joe S, Fancher and Miss Winnie
Clarke of BerryvilIe attended the
contest Tuesday evening.
Marion Norris is lying very low
from bronchial trouble at his sons
in-law Ad. Sizemore, IN Yocum
township,
Yourun no risk! All dealers sell
Grooves Tasteless Chill Tonic on
Il positive guarantee. No cure no
pay Delightfulto take. Price soc.
Sick headache can be quick.
" overcome by using those IA
mons little pills known as DoWitPs
little Early Risers. ) &. Harbort.
Mrs. g. Z. Litter has just re-
oeiFed another invoice of ladies
hats and trimmings. Call ard see
those beautiful styles. Ribbons OF
all shades and colors.
A. Blasingame has just received
q large invoice ofshoes from the
WeIlkn9wn Hamilton Brown Shoe
GO. lie viii sell them Mt the
lowest possible figures. Call and
sec them.
Notice is hereby given that the
usual public examination If such
teachers as desire to be examined
for license TO teach in the public
schools of the county Of Carroll
will be held at BorryvilIo j and z
Of July. w. R, PaIIlIPs
The school board met Monday
night for The purpose Of selecting
an assistant teacher. Fifteen bal
lots were cast without an elecliou.
The applicants who were endorsed
by Prof Burney were Mss Mary
Stacy, Mrs. Olive Ramsey, Miss
Emma Simmons, Charles Har6ert
and Miss Eva Buell..
The oratorical contest Tuesday
evening held at the public school
building under the uspioes Of tic
Normal resulted in first honars
being won by t, .. Roberts a.sd
second place By &. G. Lanter, Che
prizes being $40 and SIS, respective
y. The other contestants were
G. ". oneal. G @. OneaI, Everett
Faulkner, Frank Boswell, and A
III. Jackson. A fairly good audi
enoe was in attendance Profs.
J. W. Parker, ". @. Johnson and
a. q. Lee were The Judges.
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-07-01
Better Than Wealth

Is sound, rugged, robust health. But
this cannot be had without pure blood.
Upon the purity and richness of the
blood depends the healthy condition
of every organ. Hoods Sarsaparilla
is the One True Blood Purifier. It
has power to give good health.
Foods Pills act tremendously
with Hoods Sarsapa-illa. 25c.
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-07-01

IT, with US,
aay for The grand celobra.
H. goods At the Racket
boy talk for Green
i suffering badly fer want
PROCESSION of the Rag
4 y 3
\ p, Littlor has been quite
fast week.
d boy made bis appearance
4 Roles last u ondag.
ing bids fair Tor
Il Helebratlon Saturday.
U to Republican League
Little Rock Tuesday.
vsat to trade a GOOD
u or a bran rev sewing
NalI at this Office.
" ant any Hire Insurance,
4 a ]. Russell &c rep
4 e of the very best eeapa-
4 world.
Hood's 6arsaparilIa, puri-
Good and relieves o vast
III sQifelHng Is net 6 theory
II known fact
be- went to Eureka
Fneaaay to meet his daugh-
lice 019eIl VIE is com
i a gisis from Texas.
d ores Of Borry7illo has
H. vii ain try the
Il and family viii Ieave
Il FOR Fl4gstaa, Ariz.,
81 expect 10 reside in the
\ Anthony Of Marble,
Eeountg, has accepted a
4 q ingame's store.
bnes we'll reccommend- |
bonest and shrewed bds,
saeo standlee, W. s. Pur-
h I ID Lamb preached
h Of ha late w ilIiam
Fhe Snow church house
/ Sunday. Hundreds Of
Fre present.
4 aods ot tho Republican
r. fighting out their tariff
+ }a eaueas, are preferable
f. Iigh.ing Of the demo
b alors, although b5ta re-
elay5 ng me tariff bill.
! 81 piles Of the very worst
|be cured by DeWitt's
|ze SaIve, but eczema,
|urns, bruises, boils, ulcers
|ther skin troubles can b,
relieved by the same
J. 3. Harbert.
'eidel & Co. OF EureSa
allied last week. The
tho says the en- barrass-
The firm IS only Temporal
aat they will be able to
their entire Indebtedness
short time.
ay hunt the world over
will not find another med
al to Cham berlain's Collie,
and Diarrdoea Remedy
! complaints. It is pleas
and reliable. For sale by
rbert, druggist.
Done County Bank Las
zed with G. W. Ziegler
t and DR.. J. T.. Sims cash
9 new management expects
le to meet all the obliga.
the old bank in a very
this. We are glad to see
! resume business and
i its future is assured.
S Tabnles cure fatulence.
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-07-01

While attending the celebration
next Saturday, combine business
with pleasure long enough 10 ex-
anime our stock Of merchandise.
We are closing out many lines in
order to make room for fall goods
You have, no doubt, heard your
n8ighbors speak OF Ike great bar
gains we have Call and be con-
vineed. W. r. SNEED L Co.
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-07-01

Last summer one Of our grand
children was sick with severe
bowel trouble" says Mrs, e, G.
Gregory Of Frederielstowa, Mo.
Cur doctors remedies had failed,
then we tried Chamberlain's Collie,
IGhoIera and Diarrhoea, which
gave very speedy relief" For
sale byJ. e. Harbert, druggist.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-12
nid or Did Not "Lord Dunmore" dc.
stroy Norfolk ON Jan. 4, 1870.
Norfolk, Va, Jan. II,
Editor of The Virglnian:

Norfolk. Va. Jan. II, 1896.
Editor of The Virginian:
Colonel W. III. Stewart, in his late ad-
dress before the Port Nelson" chapter
OF the Daughters of the Revolution. re-
produces the commonly accepted ac-
count of that affair
have been led to believe that the
original version of 1t has been entirely
derived from and based on Colonel
Howe's report of January .. 1776. and
aiken mainly from the Virginia Gazette.
issue of February ., 1776, and put down
as history from that
But the documents of the Virginia
LEGISLATURE. lS35-1S3G, on motion of John
w. Murdaugh, the member from Ports
mouth, the report Of the commissioners
appointed in I'LL to- ascertain the loss
es or the late inhabitants OF the borough
Oh Norloik is printed i'm fun (see part
printed in Norfolk Pilot February ..
iS96' anu was furnished by me)
In That report is separately stated the
losses oCcasloncd by Lord Dunmorc's
hombardment lst january, 1916. which
shows 'smalD what was destroyed a
.month laler by the Continental troops
ana added to that which was DESTROYED
| IN March by the orders of the conven-
| ton.
The commissioners met in Norfolk in
September, 1I77. and did the work as
signed. and may be reasonably presum-
ed 10 have had all facts there fresh Il,
memory.
inasmuch as we have records that (sec
Pilot. issue of April 5. 1866 the court
documents and even the borough fire en-
E!nes were removed to Kemp'S landing.
&c. brought back in in 1852: there .vls
lime allowed not probable in a sudden
attack.
! am aware this may be n kock out to
school history.
obtained after a long hunt a copy of
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-12
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-12
&r USINIENTS.

OUR FLAT'-Rileys comedians
VIII be seen here tomorrow. Wednesday,
night, in he beautiful comedy, our
Flat Which pleased our thcater-coers
the first part OF the season The com
pany is said 10 be better than the one
which presented i here before. and in
addition there have been several musi-
cal specialties ana original songs intro
duccd, which will make it more enter
tanning. The story of the play is of the
most interesting character. ana it is
quite certain tina, its performance vii!
be greeted BY fun house, as Il should
be.
HANDS ACROSS THE SEA."-Per-
maps the best meiodrama ever seen in
the Academy of Music was that of
Hands Across the Sea" which was
presented In that house last evening by
a company of excellent players. The
audience was not large one, but what
1t lacked in numbers it made up in an
plause. The principal roles were I'm the
hands of Carlton Wells, as Jack Dudley;
Dell Ellcrsnn, rs Lillian A1cdford Rita
Durand. rs Lucy Neuteford; Phillip
Stats. as Tom Barrett, and Carl Fey, as
Jean DE LasSac.
The play has none of the objectionn-
bic features common to the most of the
melodrama ana was heartily enjoyed.
In the fourth act the entire company re-
ceived a curtain call. The same play
will be repeated tonight and none
should fai, u see it,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-12
PORT N..RFOE.K NOTES.

Last Thursday night about 80 o'clOcl;
some one made an attempt to enter
Samuel w. Haynes house, at Port
Norfolk. They were heard by one W. l..
Welions. who lives there. He arose i'm
medately and woke up every one in the
house as quick as possible. He grabbed
4 32-cal.bre pistol, and Haynes, with his
trusty companion, which he always
keeps at his bedsirc-his double barrel
brccch loader that never misses fire.
and Mr.. Hostctter, with Haynes Win
chester rifle, they soon had the house
turned into 4 thrce-gun battery, and
when the signal was given up went
three windows and out went three guns,
Haynes commanding the back porch,
where the noise was. and Hnsrctter the
port side and Wellons the starboarl
side. They hollOocd for the man to
come out, but he did not Then they
made an investigation down stairs and
out doors, but they did not find any
thing. Pity for the man if they had.
There is quite 4 curiosity at present
in the old Glebe woods in the shape OF
II five legged COW. She is quite a large
black with white spot in her face.
Her fifth leg is on her neck. quite Il
singular place for a Les.
There was Il searching party on Sun
day, composed of white as well as col
order, securing Armistrad'S woods for
the colored man that has q fondnesS for
catching and frightening white and col
ored girls. A few days ago he caught
a cOlored woman and robbed her of al
Of her money and watch and then used
her quite badly and let her 90. II he
Is caught ut any time he will fare bad.
we heard there was reward for him of
500. II this is so he will have TO leave
here or be caught sure.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-12

Mr.. Il. Il. Rogers will sell at the Real
Estate Exchange al II m To-Day tnat
very desirable family residence situated
on the North side of Freemason street.
and known as number 124 (old number)
on said street. The dwelling contains
nine rooms. two trunk rooms and closets
throughout the house. city water and all
modern couveniences: a large c.stern in
Tho ward. has drive way with stables in
rear. The lot is forty-one feet front on
ITroemason street, with depth of about
III feet. This dwelling is located In one
OF tho host residential portions of the
CITY. There are few dwellings tina; are
more substantially built. and it is sell
dom such property is offered at pubic
auction. Any one desiring to inspect
the property can do so at any time
during the day after 10 a. m.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-12
BRAND Ll;'rOS.

Rcv J. ". Order preached at Chest
nut street NJ. T.. church. Berkeley, Sun
DAY morning ana night for Rev. r. NJ
Chandler, pastor
Some one stole from the residence of
Or and Mrs. j. n. Webster, North Park
avenue. last week gold watch, q
breast pin and a bracelet.
Tonight is the time for the marriage
OF Mr.. j. Marshall Garrison and Miss
l5essie G. Wills at Queen Street NJ. f.
church. Time. o'clock
Mr. $. L. Rhodes. of Windsor avenue,
VINO was at st. Nincents last week, for
a surgical operation by Dr. Souihgatc
Leigh. was sufficiently able TO be re-
moved home last Saturday. where he is
now doing well.
Mrs. Keliy's little daughter, PA Gran
VIE avenue. has lost n gold chain and
ring.
Miss Maud odell Staples. of East
Bramb ieton avenue. is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. j. j. Davis, of Suffolk, Va.
Colds and coughs with some promi-
nence are now prevailing in the ward
Ny. and Mrs. S. d. Tyrec. of 3l2 Mar
shall avenue, lost by death their infant
son. Samuel Wentworth. at 1910 O'Clock
sunday morning. The funeral took
place yesterday afternoon at o'clock
from their residence, Rev r. II. Ben
nett. of McKendrec u. T.. church, con-
Quoting the services. Intcrment was
in Elmwood Cemetery.
e The Bramblc;on w. c. Il. e.. will meet
at the home of Mrs. Holmes, East Bran
hleton avenue, this afternoon at $3.50
o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pritchard, with
their son, Charlie, who have been visit
Ing their daughter, Mrs. Matt Baker,
l42 Reservoir avenue, left for their
home at Elizabeth City on yesterday.
Mr.. j. Lapetus. of Washington. d. c.,
is on n visit to his family at Sl2 West
Tunstall avenue.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Mr.. Miles f. Portlock and Miss
Katie Oliver both of this ward. The
event will take place al Memorial Chris
tian Temple on the 10Th inst
Misses Alice Hyslop and Eva Ether
idge of East Norfolk have gone to Suf-
folk to spend some time with friends.
Interesting and attractive meetings
are now in progress at Park Avenue
Baptist church, Rev. Malcolm Mac
Grigor. ID. D.. doing excellent preach.
ing for Rev. J. j. Hall, d. D., pastor
All are invited to attend these meetings
which will continue several days.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-12

When the rheumatism first preempts
certain tracts Of your anatomy II may he
oustcd easily, but whom 1t becomes an old
settler IL is pretty hard TO bulge. Rcmom-
Der this when you experience th. first
twinges OF tbs obstinate and agonizing
disease, and attack ii with Hos;etter's
Stomach Filters 1t viii then make
cd and In pcacsablo possession of your own
comfort N the future. Peril always attend
count of its tendency to attack the heart.
Usually 1T IS complicated with Kidney
trouble Certain ii is that the kidneys.
when aroused by the Bttcrs, VII climb
nate impurities which give rise to rheuma-
tism and drofsy. In ihclement or wet con-
ditions OF thf weather, the Bitters, taken
in advance. will often avert rheumatic
trouble. Use this genial family medicine
for dyspepsia, b.liiousness, headache and
constipa ton.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-12
Bococst's rRrALposrroNED.
lie Will Answer Next Month for Kill
ing s.CWis check

NEWPORT NpwS No Inn ~ Ic,ao;, IA
In the Uustinrs I'o',rt -, 10 80. -
monwralth,s cose o.r,inst ~ III ~
who was indictnd fn,. -, ,,,,,,',i, N;
Louis Check did mn, co,,,. -, ~, -.
was anticinoic6 Ry a,,.on,,,o,,t ~ 's'i -, 80
sci the case wos nos,nonod ,r,a ~. ~,
bond was renewed ,TS,o H. rf ~, -,
as now fixed viii ha ,ho ,i,.s,, "t - -
February term. "
A jury impannclled for the trial of the
case of Commonwealth VS. Clara
Townes. who was Indicted fnl. robbery
from the person of FLOYD Gordon. There
being few Witnesses TO hear the case
was concluded aud arguments made in
short order. The jury brought n YER
dict of not guilty.
~, ul''entS were made against and in
$3.50 1'io ui .ne RUE issued against Phil.
,; ''oMh 70 SLOW cause why MS liquor
A''ouIu hot ne revoked.
POLICE COURT.
Mama, tl,,,,,,.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-12
vur,iturc. rarpets. Rugs, &c.

Mr.. Joseph Jones will sell at the old
number Sc Bank street, d. Carpenters
old stand, at 1890 o'clock this morning,
very fine assortment of furniture. car
pets, rugs. lounges bureaus. sideboards.
desks. hall racks. odd pieces of fine par
lor furniture, fancy chairs. fine plush
rockers ard general assortment of rat
tan rockers. lounges. couches. extra fine
easy chairs. wardrobes, dressing tables,
fancy extension tables. fine baby car
r!ages. fine hair mattresses. refrigera-
tors single and double springs. bed
steads. parlor mirrors, curtains pictures,
and picture frames. Good chance for
dealers and consumers. Ladies especial
lY invited.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-12
CHARGE OF SWINDLING
Brought Against Agrppa Jones, Of Police
Court Fame Dipped Darkies.
NEGRO SUSPECTED OF BURGLARY HELLO
Thourht to tInve Entered Ju.1icc
Stockings Rcsidcnce-Cnse of ~
aChargc OF GRAND Larceny COR
porution court I'm Sew Quarters.

Justice Dalton, presiding in the Police
Court yesterday, heard the case of
Agrippa Jones, colored, who was chnrg-
ed with obtaining $l3 under false pre-
lenses from Abraham Webb, an old
co.ored man. Webb. his son. Edward,
and his sonin- Law, X. l.. Todd. had
just arrived from the Louisiana cotton
iields. whore they had been at work.
They were going TO Suffolk to seek en-
ployment when Jones accosted them ut
the Norfolk AMI Western depot. lie
represented that he owned large saw
mill near SUFFOLK and promised the men
work II they would advance him Sl}
with which to pay q freight bill. They
gladly consented to this proposition
and paid over the money TO Grippe As
Jones spends the greater portion of his
time in iail for drunkenness the saw
mill story did not hold water in court.
and he was remanded to Jail to await
further examination.
SUSPECTED OF BURGLARY.
Charles Harris. colored who was ar
rested by Policeman March on suspi-
cioh of entering the house of Justice
Sterling, at chapel street and Princess
Anne avenue, was heid hNc days Tor
eNamina ton.
\ BAD NAME. ETC.
one little ease which created a ripple
OF amusement was the charge of breach
of the peace preferred by Martha John
son against lAnanias Gee. Martha said
the boy had maliciousy thrown rocks
at her and ne as stoutly denied the
charge. Ananias' name was against
him. as we'll rs the evidence, however,
so the Justice imposed n fine of $500.
4 BROKEN HEAD.
Herbert Henderson was arraigned on
the charge OF breaking the head of
William Pace during a row in Rhea s
bar. 1t was developed, however, that
Pace had threatened Henderson with n
knife and the charge was dismissed on
the plea of self-defence
OTHDR OFFENDERS.
C. L. Summers. perjury; continued till
Wednesday and the prisoner pailed in
the sum of $50.
Emma J. Riddick, colored, breach OF
tho peace; fined $3.50
j. l.. Dolernan, fighting; fined $3.50.
c. Sawyer, colored, nuisance; held for
five days.
Fannie Trower, alias Barbour. colored,
assault: fined So
Bertha Fuller, grand larceny; con-
tinued till the 10th inst. and the prs-
oner bailed In the sum of 500, with
Isaac n. Fuller surety.
Henry wilson, colored, immortality;
held for five days.
G. Savage, suspicious character; held
five days for examination.