The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-19
Wheat sowing is on.

A brick kiln is talked of. We
think it would pay.
G. Camp still fingers. His case
is thought to be almost hopeless.
Several small fines have been
contributed to the town treasury
du!ing the past week.
The TRIBUNE is better prepared
than ever before to print minutes
for Baptist associations.
Chris. Yenny, late of Illinois, has
recently purchased four lots il
Grim's addition and will begin
at once to erect himself home
The grist mill and single ma
chine OF Robert Bartlett OF Piney
were destroyed by fire oi4e
night last week. This is hard
blow ON Mr.. Bartlett as he is a
poor man, TIE loss is estimated
at $500.
We are reliably informed that it
is quite probable that no less than
six OF Carrol's most substantial
citizens will become citizens of
Green Forest within the Gext year
Oh account Of our splendid school
facilities.
LOST: At Green Forest, Sept Il
last day OF the Confederate Re ,
union. one Iady's gold watch, en-
graved on inside lid "To Olive from
John, Apr. Il, '93;' chain attached
with blue enamoled lockot and
ian slide. Any person returning
same or giving information lead,
ing to its recovery will be liDcra!ly
rewarded. .JoHN II. RAMSEY.
r. 0. Landerballl whom we
mentioned last week as being ar
rested on the charge Of murder in
Tennessee escaped the officers near
Mammoth Spring, by jumping
from moving train. A reward
ot 500 is offered by The Tennessee
officers Tor his arrest, but t is very
doubtful if It is ever accomplished
as LauderballI has proven himself
IN expert do1ger.
That sprightly daily, the Times.
Echo, in giving a news item regard
ing car new boy says: "Tho
editor OF THE TRIBUNE was on
Sunday last made tbo happy father
Of Il fine boy, and you know A. J.
lett business and everything else
to play with tho baby. If we
mistake not, this is Mr.. Russcll's
first boy, and any man is excusable
for anything be might do when he
becomes the father of one. We ex-
tend congratulations, and hope the
little one may grow up to be an
honor to his parents, his State and
his country, as We feel that the
parents have"
We clip tho following from W.
B. Stevens lettor to the Globe
Democrat. Mr., s. is a special
correspondent to that paper and
for sometime has been engaged in
writing up the Ozark country. In
travelling over the country it was
necessary for hin. to pass through
Green Forest ove' Stage, and this
is what be says: CAS- tho stage driv-
or felt his way among the stumps
into Green Forest, at 8 o'clock in
the evening, he Jiscoursed on the
merits OF the two hotels "There
ain't mnch difference in the tables"
he said. Il reckon Miss Smith
feeds Just rs good as Miss Jones.
But Miss Smith is cranky some
times. She won't always get ap
and have breakfast ready if the
passengers want to make an early
start. There's Miss Jones, she'll
have breakfast at 3 O'Clock in the
morning It the passengers say SO.
Most passengers like to get
off as early as they can. I'd rath-
err stop at Miss Jones on that ac-
count. One morning when Miss
Smith was slow, l jast drove the
stage of without waiting on her,
and the passengers took breakfast
at CarroIlton It's ~ big thing
to get an early start if you are go
ing anywhere in this country"
SKTANTED several trustworthy gentlemen
w or ladies to travel in arkansas for estab
lished, reliable house. Salary SIo0 aad eNpen-
scs steady position. Enclose reference and
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