The Green Forest tribune., 1899-08-24


 lips, aged + years. He was taken ill of fever about ten days ago and his condition was not thought to be critical until only a few hours before his death. He expressed a desire several times during the day to have an opportu to talk with some of his associates, and he evidently realized that the end was near, Charley was good boy, having made a profession of religion about five years ago and he had lived consistent Christian life since. His unexpected death was most severe shock to the entire community as we'll as the family. He was buried at the Pichens cemetery Monday after noon, appropriate services being conducted at the church by Rev. Armstrong, and just as the shades of the night drew near, his body was silently deposited in the tomb to await the resurrection of the just. THE TRIBUNE extends sym pathy to the berett family.
 A visit to the Pickens and Carter additions reveals the fact that that is the improvement center of the town at the present time. A new dwelling of large proportions and q good sized barn are in course of construction for Prot. Barney. G. s. Firestone has bis residence going up rapidly, F. 0. Butt is con structing a new barn and making other substantial impro" ments around his place. Will T. Bailey is digging 8 well.
 SPRAYED: From the undersign- ed, at Harrison, Ark. August ?, 1899, a large, brown horse, about 12 years old, l6 hands high, three white feet, small white spot in forehead and ca end ot nose, is a splendid trotter, goes most all gaits. Was last seen in the Gari. son settlement, in the eastern part ot Carroll county, August 9th. l will pay a liberal reward tor the return of the horse
 l.. A. SAFFER.
 T. J. Wells is the champion watermelon raiser of Hickory township, having sold nearly two thousand melons this season. He presented HE TRIBUNE with one last week of the Cuban Queen variety which weighed 36 l-2 pounds. Of course, It is sato to say that we have had onc square bait of water melon this year, and at the same time gave due thanks to the donor.
 Nothing so thoroughly removes the malaria! germ from the sys tem as Prick Iy Ash Bitters. IL gives lite and action to the torpid liver, strengthens and assists the kidneys to properly cleanse the blood, gives tone To the stomach, purifes the bowls, and promotes gcod appetite, vigor and cheerful ness. Sold by Harbert X Sheldon.
 Capt. NJ. V. Lightburn of Harri son was here Saturday and Sunday visiting with the family of his son in-Iaw, J NJ. Jernigan. He was accompanied on his return home by Mrs Jernigan and littIe son, King, who will visit at Mrs. J's. old home for a few days.
 Dr. Poynor received telegram Monday morning announcing the death of his brother, Q B. Poynor, at ClarkesvilIe. Mr. Poynor was a prominent business man of CIarks vile. It will be remembered he spent some time visiting here last sumner.
 Blaslngame & Son have set up mineral exhibit in connection with their real estate and machinery office. They can show tho latest thing out in the shape of new mineral discov cries.
 To keep young, keep well, keep the nerves calm, the body fudiy and we'll fed with pr. M. A. Sim mons Liver NJ Medicine regulate the stomach and bowles.