The Green Forest tribune., 1893-06-01

u6DIcu W US lOI cotLicu1Gut WILL
out effect until the matter is becom-
ing serious. We do not propose to
wait always for our money; nay,
but very few days longer. The
blank paper on which TEE TRIBUNE
is printed costs US money, the wear
and tear on our material is amount
ing to great deal, our stock needs
replenishing, we are out cold cash
every day for hired help, besides
we are in debt and working very
hard and actually going on scanty
rations; therefore we must collect
in order to keep soul and body to-
gether. Subscribers and others
receiving this paper with this item
marked may consider it an official
notice to come in and make some
arrangements about the settlement
of your bills at once or your ac-
counts will be placed in the hands
of an official tor collection. This
is no children's play, it is business,
and you will please govern your.
self accordingly.
We deslre that all our Union
Sunday School friends come out
and take part with US in the exer-
cises that we may make its inter-
est greater and extend its influence
beyond the inner walls of the build
ing. Let us work up an interest
which will attract and exert an in
huence for good upon those chill
dren who roam the streets and
woods on Sundays. This is the
class of humanity for which Sun
day Schools were first established;
and if we will work on this line,
stick to the text, pay less attention
to our own important selves, then
will we have highly successful
Sunday School. W. A. Butt,
Superintendent.
T. O. Walker Of this place is an
applicant for 8 position as Q. S.
guager and store keeper. Tom is
q sober and Industrious Democrat,
fully capable to perform the duties
OF much more important and re-
munerativo Office, and it rather
surprises as ths, he does not seek
. higher position. We hope the
informal Revenue Collector will rec.
ognise him with an appointment.
n. II. Whitaker WAS up from Yo-
cam township Monday. He reports
everything lively in that sec
ton. Says 4-mill tax was voted
at the recent school election in his
district (No. l9), and that he was
elected director. He also informed
as of the arrival of boy at Robert
Hart's.
1. 81. Newton WAS in town Mon
day. He informs us that he has
been employed to teach the public
school at the Tanning school house
in Yocum township. Mr.. Newton
has been a teacher in the public
schools of Carroll county for IL
years, during which time he has
taught is terms.
Ice Smith, son of our townsman
R. G. Smith, and who left here
about ten months ago TO visit rela-
tives in Montana, is expected home
next week. Lee has many friends
here who will be glad to welcome
his return.
The old familiar cav Of Morris s
James Grow is heard no more from
the haunts Of the Norris Zoo; but
Spence has added two sly foxes to
his collection of wild animals which
will very appropriately fill Jim's
plsoe.
The long list of new names re-
Gently added to our Carrollton list
puts our circulation far above that
Of any other paper published in
this. county. Advertisers should
make 4 note OF this.
For SALE OR RENT-The Mahan
rrist mill in Green Forest. With
a small amount CT repairing the mill
can be put in good running order.
For terms, address T. W. Goforth,
Berryville, Ark.
T. B. Brock and wife, of Tennes-
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