The Green Forest tribune., 1900-02-08

Berryville as candidate for the office of Treasurer of Carroll coun- ty. Mir. George is a young man of high moral worth, and business man of exceptional ability. He has for. some time filled the position of Of assistant cashier of the Carroll County Bank to the satisfaction of the many patrons of that popular institution. In poli- tics, MT. George is an active Dem ocrat and he lays hls claims be. fore that party for action. If he is nominated and elected, we are snre the county's funds will be in safe hands, and that he will make an obliging and efficient ficial.
 J. Q. Collier announces today for the office of County Clerk ot Car roll county. Mir. Collier is most too well known to our readers for us to say anything that would be of any special interest. Ona IS 8 thoroughbred Democrat, and a man of fine clerical ability. Thero IS no doubt but that he would make a most excellent clerk Two years ago he was q strong second in the race for the nomination for this office, and as Mr. Charles, the successful contestant, will not.ask for reelection, Mir, Collier is quite the logical candidate this time.
 The contract for the grading and masonry work on the first fifty miles of the St. Louis and North Arkansas railroad, was awarded to J. B. Colt < Co, contractors, of Clinton, Mo. The work is to be completed ln eight months. A rock tunnel, short distance east of Eureka Springs, will be a heavy feature of the construction. Con- tracts for the bridge work, etc, will be awarded subsequently, y.
 During our specisl pun for new subscribers we wnl furnish our paper and the Twice-a.week St Louis Republic ooth one year for s I 25; our paper and the Twice a. week Globe>D Democrat one year for $ Sl.25; or our paper, the Twice a-week C"urier-J ournal and the Kansas City Star, all, for only $l 00. This offer is for cash down only.
 Hon. F. o. Butt left Sunday for Eureka Springs to attend court. He intended to have made short V visit with relatives in Illinois be- fore returning, but his brother, A l. vim, who was to accompany him, was taken sick at Eureka aud the trip was called of.
 The home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ramsey was opened for the enter tainment of large number of friends Friday evening, the ooca- sion being the celebration of their daughter, Miss ClifEie's l6th birth day. IL was 8 very enjoyable affair.
 After mature consideration Lee Smith has decided to remain in Green Forest While much in love with Montana, be finds this coun- try's future too bright to leave now. He will engage in the saw mil business.
 The corporation has put in a neat side walk on the street lead ing by the public school. The M :. E. Cnercb has also extended it on in front of their building, making a handsome and much needed im- prov ement.
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 The price of 50 ccrts tor a years subscription to a weekly paper in Carroll county is unprecedented Everybody ln the county ought to read TIE TRIBUNE at that price.
 The establish ment of a bank in Green Forest is now an abSolut