The Green Forest tribune., 1895-05-02

little folks at the home of Miss
Burnice Foreman on Monday after
noon. The gathering was in honor
of Miss Burnice's eleventh birthday
Refreshments were served profnse-
ly, an elegant supper partaken and
q general good time was had by
all present. The participants are
unanimous in prononncing it the
most enjoyable affair OF the season.
Miss Barnice is one of the most
ain!able and accomplished little
ladies in Arkansas, and when it
comes to providing fer the
solid pleasure of the young
folks, Mr.. and Mrs. Foreman,
Burnice's papa and mamma, simply
cannot be beaten. Among those
present were Cliiie Ramsey, Ethel
Walker, Georgia Ray, Mamie
Pickett, Amy Ramsey, Rebecca
Galloway, Bertha Rolfe, Lydia
Galloway, Ruth Wise, Lulu Puck
ett, Minnie Galloway and Edna
Wise.
The editor of THE TRIBUNE has
been engaged in the newspaper
business for more than q year, and
during this time, it has been our
misfortune to make many mistakes,
but it remained tor us to make the
ugliest and most inexeusable error.
since we have embarked in the
business, last issue, when we allow
the Wort. "audienceo to be used
for Ordinance" in the account of
the council proceedings. Some
how this article found its way into
the forms without ever having been
proof read, aud the mistake was
not detected in time to be corrected.
Mistakes are, it seems, q necessi-
ty in the newspaper work, but
there are two classes, the eXcusable
and inexcusable, and we are COM
pelled to admit that the one re-
ferred to would undoubtedly come
under the head OF the latter.
While our little city may be a
long time in attaining metropolitan
dimensions, yet there are many
things in tLat direction that we
might and can have. Among them
is city park. If some of cur
land owners would only donate
the necessary site somewhere ac-
cessible to the town, SO it could be
improved and used tor out door
attractions, picnics etc, ample sub
scriptions could be secured tor
Improvements.
A lady at Tooleys, La, was very
sick with bilious collie when NJ. c..
Tisler, a prominent merchant of
tho town, gave her a bottle of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diorhoea Remedy. He says she
was we'll in forty inmates after
taking the first dose. For sale by
]. E. Harbert, druggist.
Editor w. x. P. Dow of the
Berryville Republican was in town
last Thursday and dropped in to
pay his regards to THE TRIBUNE.
This was Bro. Dow's first visit TO
Green Forest. He seemed very
favorably impressed with our pro-
gressivo little city.
e. E. Harbert has constructed q
miniature system Of water works IN
north part Of town connecting the
barn where he keeps his stage
horses with o we'll. The Captain
is always up to date on every
thing he undertakes.
Prof. Burney has received a
letter from State Superintendent
j Jordan, asking his services during
the summer us an instructor in the
Normals. The professor has not
learned where he will be assigned
duty yet.
For tho next few days w. r.
SneeJ Il Go. will dispose of 8 job
lot Of shoes at less than cost, Call
and secare the best bargain ever
offered in Green Forest.
When you come to town bring
along your oldsrazor and have
Stacy, the barber, make y new one
out Of It for a triho. He knows
exactly how to do it.
Miss Lille johnson Of Batavia