The Green Forest tribune., 1897-12-09
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A. 1 N-N making his official bond. We are informed that most of bis old bond men are gong on the present bond with the understanding that Ed Mitchell of Carrollton shall collect the taxes and after all expenses of the office are paId the remainder is to be prorated among the bond. mon who met the old shortage, II is also currently talked on the streets that should Mir. Naples fai to make the bond, J. W. Free man will make it aud that i'm Freeman will do the collecting.
 T. l. Hummer, Lawner Capps, James Capps and F. s. Linch de- sire to announce to the public that they have formed a co-partner- ship in bIacksmithing and wood work. These men are all flst class workmen in their line and it is their intention alter thls week to do any kind of work en- trusted to them. Blaeksmithing and wagon work speciality. They are adding new forge to their shop, also a lot of new tools, We bespeak for the new firm liberal share of your patronage.
 Hurd Freeman, wife and three of his chi]dran of Grove. I. T.. have been visiting among their many friends in and around Green Forest the past week. Hurd says he is dolng first rate among the "Iniuns," but likes to come back to Arkansas once in while. We are always glad to see him.
 The contest for the graphophone offered by A. Biasingame to the customer holding the highest number of tickets ended last Satur- day, w. E. Mitchell, 8 young blind man, living On Dry Creek was the lucky one, he having 2,524 tickets, while David Coatney stood second with l,63l.
 Prosperity comes quickest to the man whose livver is in good con- dition. DeWitt's Little Early Risers are famous little pills for constipation, bilIiousness, indiges tion and all stomach and liver troubles. J. E. Harbert.
 James Wilson of Rule has pur- chased Ben Golfers stock of drugs. Dr. Ramsey ard Dan Wilson will conduct the business hereafter. Lookout for their ad. shortly. As s oon as they can stock up they ex- pect to make bid for the drug trade of this community.
 It is often a mystery how cold has been "caught." :" The fact is however that when the blood ia poor and the system depressed, one becomes peculiarly liable to dis ease When the appetite or the strength fails, Ayre's Sarsaparilla should be taken without delay.
 Listen at this. All who are owl ing me are hereby notified to come in at once and make settlement, either by cash or note. This is Il matter of business and must be attended to. T. c. RAMSEY, M. D
 We call the attention of our readers to an article on first page about the limb!cSs cotton. We have made arrangements with the firm 10 procure these seed for those who leave their orders with US.
 The diseases cured by Hood s Sarsaparilla are many, because most ailments disappear as soon is the blood is enriched and pnri- fed by it.
 c. s. Denton, who recently Jeff Berryvilo to locate ln the west, has already returned and contem- plates locating at Harrison.
 Robert BIasingame and J. .. Longdon are at Eureka Springs this week invoicing the Meador stock of goods.
 T. A. Chastino has purchased Andy Cox's farm northeast of town and expects 10 move to 1t soon.
 Dr. Charles Scott, one of Den. 1 l.nn4 l;,,1s Nj Dyn ,unc i,, LA tu n