The Green Forest tribune., 1901-02-23
Local Mention.
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No 5-cent cigar equals the "Arkan- sas Traveller" The stock law should be rigidly en- forced this summer. For the best barber work at Berryville call at the shop of O. Riley.
 Green Forest Roller Mill Co. will pay 50cents per bushel for good wheat.
 Howard Bros. finished painting Dr. Poynor's residence last Wednesday.
 J. l.. Rhodes has sold his lot on the south side of the square to J. c. Tabor.
 See the Carroll County Abstract Co. for bargains in both town and farm property.
 .~Yhere has been over 150 names added to THE TRIBUNE's subscription list since January L..
 THE TRIBUNE's subscription list now exceeds 7O9 About 500 are circulated in Carroll county.
 80-acre farm, 30 acres in cultivation, small orchard, fine water, good house, $250. Apply to Carroll Co. Abstract Co.
 Gunter and Misses Nellie and Ruby Nunnally and Ethel Walker spent Sat- urday night with relatives in Berry vile.
 It's quite convenience to step right into an abstract office in your own town and get an abstract of your title made.
 T.e Carroll County Abstract Go. have a special bargain in good 107 acre farm well improved, can be bought right now for S650.
 NOT WHISKEY-but drugs. The purest in quality, best in value, and you get what you call for at the
 Green Forest Drug Co.'S.
 See Dr. Reynolds about your teeth. You can not only save your teeth but lots of suffering also, if you have them fixed in time.
 Nor WHAT YOU DON'T, BUT WHAT YOU WANT, in the way of drugs, toilet, station cry and fancy articles at the
 Green Forest Drug Co.'S.
 Street work for the new year officially began this week. It will be somebody's fault if this year does not record lot of fine street work in Green Forest.
 The first train nor the second train SSpor all the trains will not effect Lloyd pA Eureka Springs as the leader of .Ssprices in Carroll county on hardware. If you do not avail yourself of some of the great bargains in Dry Goods at Perkins Bros. & Lloyd's at Eureka Springs, you certainly make great mistake.
 Receiver John A. Bunch has adver- tised the property of the Ozark Tele- phone Go. for sale to pay the indebted ICoo Ol UliO COuCCIHs lC odIC VIII Ucth0 place at Harrison, March 20.
 In order to have the name of the post office at Alpena the same as the town, the word "City" has been added and the postofice department will be asked to call the office "Alpena City.''
 Ex-Circuit Clerk J. D. Hailey has opened a livery and feed barn on the Berryville and he cordially invites you to call on him when at the county seat.
 Being headed for 1000 subscribers, THE TRIBUNE has decided to hold open it's 50-cent rate for new subscribers and renewals until April 1. If we don't get the desired number, we will tell you all about it.
 s. R. Hanby has tore down the old mill building on the lot recently purchased from Coxsey Bros. for a lumber yard and has used the material in the con- struction of a fence. He is now putting lumber on the yard.
 Elder Sam Eaton came oyer from Eureka Springs to fill his regular semi monthly appointment with the Baptist Church here Saturday and Sunday. He is getting on his feet again after his recent illness and hopes to be with his church work here regularly twice a month hereafter.
 A number of the vnunr folks aniouad