The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-05

Monday next the Green Forest
High School will be opened with
Prot. Burney principal, Miss Rosa
Norris and Mrs. Burney assist.
ants. 1t is very important that all
the pupils be at the opening of
school that they may be assigned |
to the grade each one belongs.
Many who begin school week or
two after it has opened are COM
pelled to enter grades below those
with whom they were at the clos
ing of the last term, which causes
dissatisfaction. To avoid this be
at the opening Monday morning
next, and every morning after that
until the term is ended. Our
school is one of the best in the
State. The teachers selected have
always given satisfaction, so much |
SO that many parents bring in their
children to winter here and take
advantage of our educational ia
cilities. To those who have
heretofore been in the habit of
wintering here we can assure
them the school will maintain the
high standard and reputation of
yore, and that they will again be
welcome.
twas our pleasure to attend the
picnic al Sycamore Spring last
Saturday. Although the weather
aa8 uniagorable throughout the
day, yet something near 1000 peo-
pie gathered and seemed to enjoy
the OCCASION TO the fullest extent.
The principal feature of the day
was the speech OF Gen. Powell
Clayton on the money question.
The General advocated the cause
Of sound money and bis speech
was generally accepted, especially
by the Republicans, as the true
theory OF the great qeestlon that is
just now aeitating the minds of the
people of the whole world. A
shower began to fall about the
middle OF his speech, out at the
request of his hearers, he contin-
ued, though gotting considerably
wet. He spoke two hours and
was heartily applauded throughout.
Hon. ". I. Brooks of Huntsville
made few wellctosen remarks
on the subj ect.
O. G. P. Grim has been very
busy the past week making deeds.
Oscar is a very successful real es'
'ate dealer and any person having
farms fo1 sale wouId do well to
place them in bis hands. One
SALESMAN, of Blue Eye, No, has
recently been full partner with
him until hitch in business affairs
very unceremoniously drew the
partnership to a close. Oscar
furnished the capital and SALESMAN
the experience.
Capt. Harbert was over from the
Springs yesterday. He reports
everything lovely along his stage
line. He informs us that he has
rented the Red Front Stable at
that place and is fully prepared to
feed and give special care to stock.
He invites his friends, one and all,
to call on him. Prices the lowest.
John Cook of Eureka Springs
request us to announce that he will
be here with his big steam merry
go-round first of next week to re-
main until after the reunion.
The entertainment for the first two
or three days will be free
Married--Henry Ratcliff OF
Vinita, I. r., and Miss Rosa
Grim at the residence of James
Standlee on last Tuesday, A. NJ.
Webb ESQ, officiating. Tho happy
couple leaves today tor their future
home in the Territory.
Denver is enjoying quite boom
inst now. Several business houses
are being erected, town lots laid
off and sold and push and prosper
ity seems to be the order of the
day in that future metropolis.
Hon W. r. phillips gave us a
pleasant social call Monday. He