The Green Forest tribune., 1896-05-28

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High School Thursday and Friday
evenings were indeed literary
treats rarely equalled in any com
| munity. The exercise consisted of
rAcitations by pupils of the school
in all the grades. At the close of
each recitation the stage was liter
ally covered with bouquets of fra
grant flowers. These exercises
closed the seventh session of the
Green Forest High School. The
next term opens the first Monday
in September with Prof. Burney
again at the helm. The character
and reputation of the school has
now become widely known, and the
coming session bids tair to eclipse
anything in the past, although the
success OF the school so far has ex-
ceeded the expectation of the most
sanguine.
R. II. Jones of Berryville places
his announcement with The TR1B-
UNE this week for the office of
county judge subject to the will of
the Democratic party in the
primary June 9th. Mr.. Jones is
too well known to need any par
ticular Introduction from US. He
has long been recognized at the bar
as one of the best judges of law in
the county. Such knowledge and
ability are indispensable requisites
for county judge. He is unalter-
ably opposed to the county pur-
chasing the Usage and Kings River
bridges and favors strict economy
in every branch of the county af-
fairs until the last cent of our in
debtedness has been liquldated.
Consider his claims before your fl.
nal decision in the matter of coun-
ty judge.
Prof. Louis Rhoten who will
conduct the Normal for this county
is the principal of the Peabody
Normal School. He is among the
very best educators in the State
and Carroll should feel proud of
the fact that she has been given so
distinguished an educator during
this Normal. Mr.. Rhoten writes
Prof. Burney that he is aware of
the progressiveness of the teachers
of Carroll county and that he earn
estly hopes that every teacher in
the county will be in attendance.
The committee to procure flow
ers for Decoration Day earnestly
requests that everybody in the
country and the town bring the
committee as many flowers as pos
sible to be used in decorating
graves. Bring the flowers to Mrs.
E. S. Foreman, Friday afternoon.
During the exercises of the day
everybody will be given the op-
portunity of dec, rating the graves
of their dead relatives and friends
The drugs in DR.. Simmons Sar.
saparilla is so concentrated that
the dose is vory small, but never
theless, it is so scientifically COM
bined that it is readily retained and
assimilatcd by the most delicate
and sensitive stomach. SO cents
and so doses,
D. B. Page, the we'll known Sci
entifiic Optician, is now located in
Green Forest and is prepared to fit
all eyes properly with spectacles
and eye glasses. Those intneed Of
either will do we'll to avail them
selves of this opportunity.
Greatly reduced excursion rates
for 30 days between Seligmaan and
Eureka Springs. One way fare,
each way, s1.l0, Round trip, five
days limit, $500. inquire of agents
Eureka Springs railroad. April
20, 1896.
Work on the telephone line is
progressing. The line will soon
be completed between Harrison
and this place.
Ladies' and gents furnishing
goods, suitable for summer wear at
lowest prices at Blasingame's.
Candidates owing us unpaid an
nnnnoanant fans will nlaaSa saft la