The Green Forest tribune., 1901-10-26
Tabor sells corn and chops. See him

property.
 The Grand View depot is nearing completion.
 A. J. Russell made brief visit to Eureka Springs Wednesday.
 Ii you want chemically pure Toilet Goods, go to the Green Forest Drug. Go.
 R. D. Galloway is now regularly en- ployed as clerk in Rhodes & O'NeaPs hardware.
 Highest price paid for evaporating apples by French, Whitaker & McClain at Green Forest.
 M. 5. Coxsey returned Wednesday from St. Louis where he has been with shipment of stock.
 A. k. Graham has been making sev- eral more substantial improvements about his residence.
 The best Heating Stove on the mar ket today is the famous "Wilson Heat er." You will find them at Rhodes 2e O'NeaFs.
 Wills Jermigan made safe his return from the territory Wednesday. He re- ports 6 pleasant visit and looks some- what recuperated.
 Directors of the Green Forest Oil &c Gas company are requested to meet at the secretary's office at Green Forest at o'clock, p. m., Oct. 26.
 Presiding Elder, Rev. Pierce Merrill, will hold quarterly conference at this place at 2, p. m., Saturday and will preach at ', p. m., and at il, Sunday.
 s. R. Hanby, the lumber king of North Arkansas, has opened up stock of general merchandise at his saw mill, about t2 miles southwest of Green For est.
 Rhodes & O'Neal have anything you want in the stove line. When you come to town don't forget to drop into their store and examine their stoves and get their prices.
 The only strictly pure mixed paint on the market in Green Forest is "Meyer Brothers strictly pure, ready mixed paints Like ali other first class ar ticles, it can be found at Rhodes 6 O'Neal's
 W. J. Wells requests THE TRIBNE to say for him that he will not enter the race for the democratic nomination for sheriff. He is very greatful to his friends for many solicitations and kind ly mentions of his name in that connec- tion, but for personal reasons he de- clines to1be a candidate. MT. Wells has the ability to make a good sheriff, as is evidenced by the manner in which he has administered the affairs of the of fee of constable of this township. He would have put up good strong race had he decided to enter the field for sheriff.
 Hial J. Spicer, who quite recently be- came citizen of Green Forest, has been involved in something like a peck of trouble during this week. It appears that both financial and domestic matters have conspired to give him uneasiness. Numerous creditors made runs upon him for settlement and the embarrassment proved more than his available assets could accommodate. T. o. Walker in- yoked the aid of the law protecting boarding houses and had MT. Spicer ar rested for moving his baggage without first having liquidated his bill. The prosecution was abandoned, however, when a tool box and contents were placed in pawn. MT. Spicer gave his former residence as the Indian territory when he came here. Beyond this noth- ing is known of him.
 By a very peculiar sort of accident, Ira Watt residing out east of town, was quite painfully hurt on last Tuesday. It seems that he and MT. Haflick of that neighborhood were out some dis tance east of their homes endeavroing to get dog under from an old building. The dog refused to be,coaxed out, they concluded to shoot under the house and scare it out. One shot was fired with out result, when by some manner of means the second took effect in MT. Watts thigh below the hip joint. The gun was pointed under1he building and 1.,x.