The Green Forest tribune., 1900-05-17
School closes Friday.


 day.
 Mining leases and other legal blanks at THE TRIBUNE office,
 A new six-room dwelling for sale at S4G0. Gall at this office.
 If you want bargain in buying a good work horse, see B. B. Eslinger at this office.
 w. T. Gray has had a neat awning erected in front of the store occupied by Fosters grocery,
 When you go to Eureka Springs stop at Wilson's Restaurant. You will get the best the market affords. Regular meals 20 cents. 4-t0
 Get your oak lumber of White &c Co. The mill is two miles directly south of town. Orders promptly filled and prices the lowest.
 "Tons of zinc in sight" is the way visitors to McKinney's mine express it. This is one of the most promising mines in the county.
 Charley Ramsey's residence is now enclosed and ready for plaster. It was piece of short order work, we'll done by Blankinship &, Enix, Attorney F. o. Butt went over to Fayetteville again Sunday to court--to Circuit court, this time sure enough. He was interested in a case that was called up Monday.
 Go to Russell Bros,, TRIBUNE office, for fire insurance. They represent three of. the best companies in existence. They write policies themselves. Do you want an electric motor? If so call on or write to Haroert's Hardware, Green Forest. This one can be used for many purposes, such as lighting house where there is an electric plant, etc. Can be had at great bargain.
 Our Street Commissioner will doubt less lend some attention to the rubbish and rocks that almost obstruct the pass way in some places on Main street and the public square. Let US have it all cleaned up.
 The local railroad contractors have very generously tendered the Street Commissioner the use of some of their wheeled scrapers. We hope to see many substantial improvements made on our streets this sumner.
 The telephone line from Green Forest to O8age is now in active course of con- struetion. Posts have been placed along almost the entire distance and many of them have been set in the ground, The line will be complete within couple of weeks.
 Again our hustler and the old lady are placed under special obligations to the lossaes of the Star Hotel for Sunday evening tea--strawberrios, fresh from the vine, being the chief dish. Mir. and Mrs. Greene are very agreeable enter- tainers.
 THB TRIBUNE is in receipt of copy of a unique announcement of the com mencement exercises of the Carrollton Academy nox5 Friday, May Is. The Carrollton School under the manage ment of Profs. H. II. 6 A. A. Davis has been a splendid success. 
 We understand that Edmund Pauley, an expert piano tuner, will in town | next week. From his references we find that he has been giving the best of sat- isfaction on very difficult .joos at Harri son. We take pleasure in recommend ing him to ourfriends. He will do organ tuning and repairing too. Leave orders at the post office with MT. Grim. Henry B. Francis, one of our earliest settlers, a prominent and successful farmer and horticul5urist of Mulberry, went to Arkansas some three years ago and engaged in the nursery business. 1 He has returned and was in town on ] Thursday last. He informed us that he had examined his fruit trees on his home place between A.aorot and Amsterdam, especially peach and apple, and found the prospects excellent for an abundant yield of both. MT. Francis is regarded among fruit men as one of the best post ed and most successful growers in our county, and it is no wonder, as he has spent most of his life in making this branch of farming a speciality. We are glad he has returned to our county