The Green Forest tribune., 1900-04-19

Grocery Company notifies c. B. Grim that that house wishes to help Green Forest bondmen pay the, money, they have to give for the railroad right~of- way and ask to donate the sum of s25 for that purpose. The Springfield Grocery Co, is all right. May the business men ot the town never forget this generous act.
 L. A. Safer started to build a new stone business house in Harrison a. few days ago, letting the construction con- tract to a stranger. Work started of in good shape and everything was agree able until the first pay day. MT. Safer issued a check Saturday for St90 to pay off hands and gave it to his contractor. The check was paid but the hands were not and the contractor is hunting for another sucker.
 The Easter exercises at the church Sunday were excellent and reflected much credit upon the little folks who furnished the principal part of the pro- gram. The choir also rendered some beautiful and appropriate songs, Child rens' meeting to be conducted by Rev. Armstrong was announced for night service, but the rain interfered. This meeting will be held next Sunday night.
 The Roller Mill boys desire us to state that $. l.. Stone, who held the position of miller for three months past, is mas- ter of the milling business and thor ough gentleman. They are exceedingly well pleased with the service he has rendered them. Mir. Stone leaves this week for Springfield, Mo. He will. be absent until July.
 The railroad grade south of town was a veritable picnic ground Sunday after noon. A large number of people from both the town and country gathered out there to see what had been done by Con- tractor Cremmons. The deep cuts and heavy dumps are quite a sight for many of our people.
 The Honorable Jeff Davis, the guber- material racer, will deliver his speech with variations to suit the occasion al some convenient place in Green Forest to-day [Thursday). He will get a good hearing no doubt. He will wake things up at Carrollton Friday.
 High grade cigars at c. A. Ramsey's
 Geo. H. Baxter, the popular represent atiye of ,Keet-Rountree Shoe Co.,, ot Springfield, was taking orders here Monday He will hereafter keep posted on the doings in the best town in his territory by reading THE TRIBUNE.
 nr. E. K. Wade was over from Berry vile to visit friends Saturday and Sun day. He has just completed his second year in the Marion Sims at St. Louis. He win locate for practice near High huntsville, Mo.
 The time has come that you cannot sell your property without an abstract. A deal is lost many times while waiting fol one to be made. TIE TRIBUNE Real Estate Co. is prepared to furnish them on short notice.
 More country bacon at c. A. Ram sey's.
 New clothes don't look any better than old ones if they don't ii. Gall on G. R. Blasingame and order tailor made suit, as cheap as any ready-made suit. A perfect fit guaraneed.
 Candidates c. G. White and E. M. Bare stayed over in Green Forest from Saturday to Monday. These gentlemen are both quite certain of success in the primary.
 pr. Crabtree has secured an elegant suite of rooms upstairs in M. s. Coxey's now building for an office. He will move in this week.
 Ripans Tabules cure nausea.
 F. s. Hoag and family of Kirksville, Mo-, are expected here this week. He expects. to engage in the mercantile business.
 prunes 10c., or 3 lbs. for 25c., at c. A. Ramsey's.
 THE TRIBUNE conidentially advises it's Democratic friends to go to the election Saturday and vote for whom they please.
 c. G. Parker, who was injured in a runaway accident last week, is yet in a very critical condition.
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