The Green Forest tribune., 1893-02-16
Shipman is closing out all Of his
fine selection of ieweLry at cost.

Morris & Son have the Cassville
Roller Mill Flour. 1t is 20 cents
cheaper on the hundred than any
other flour on the market.
Now is the time for you to get
rid Of yoar surplus Chickens, Tur-
keys, Ducks and Geese. Morris &
Son are paying the top prices in
cash.
q. M. Wallace is suffering from
a recent severe attack of sore ey es.
He has been stopping in town
this week for treatment by DR..
Ray.
J. A. Standlee, one of our pro
gressive farmers and fruit growers,
reports that peaches are all killed
in this section; but apples and 9th
er fruits as yet are all right.
We see from the papers that Jeff
D. HALEY of the Carroll Progress
Will be an applicant for the Berry
Vile postofice. Jeff would make
Berryville an efficient P. NJ.
The grand rush at Morris still
continues. Every woman in the
whole country is competing for
that s25 premium. A little adver-
tising alongside of rustling will do
wonders.
Assessor J. S. Shipman of Car
rollton called on us early Monday
morning. He was en- route to Eu-
reka Springs where is attending
circuit court this week, us wit
ness.
John Walker, who has been Wis.
ting relatives here and at Usage.
for the past two months, left fol
mis- home ut Callisburg, Tex, Sun
day. T. O. Walker accompanied
him to Eureka Springs.
There has been considerable rail.
road talk Of late flying through the
air, as we'll as some on paper. W.
have been quietly waiting for some
thing definite to give our readers:
but, as yet have not found it.
S. J. Morris, accompanied by
Andy Cox and T. S. Phillips, left
on the Overland for Springfield.
Mo-, Monday. Mr.. Morris will
buy hardware to replenish his
stock while in the city.
Again we find ourselves under
obligations to our friend Frank
Jagoman. This time for a basket
of the finest apples it has been our
pleasure to masticate this winter.
Mr.. Jageman is the most benevo-
lent man we know of.
G. M. Wallace authorizes us this
week to place his name before our
readers as a candidate for the post
mastcrship. Mr.. Wallace possesses
all the requisites necessary to make
us an efficient P. NJ. He is book
keeper of sew eral years experience;
is lifelong Democrat, and a more
accommodating gentleman would be
hard to find. Consider his claims.
Although the country seemed a
month ago to be completely drain
ed of hogs, there has been one
large drove after another passing
through for shipment ell the while.
We tear our farmers are making a
great mistake in selling off their
meat, even though they have been
getting much better prices than be
fore. By September next a pound
ct bacon will be worth as much or
more than bushel of corn.
Mr.. Albert Favorite, of Arkan-
sas City, Kan, wishes to our read
ers the benefit of his experience
with colds. He says: ~ contract
ed cold early last spring that set
tied on my lungs, and had hardly
recovered from it when [ caught
another that hung on all summer
ard left me with hacking cough
which | thought | would never get
rid OF. | had used Chamberlain S
Cough Remedy some fourteen years
ago with much success and con-
cluded to try it again. Whom |
had got through with one bottle
my cough had left me, and | have
not suffered with cough since. |
hav 8 Recommended it to others,