The Green Forest tribune., 1901-03-09

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 Try some of those excellent sweet pickles at Latimer's.
 Latimer delivers groceries free to any place within two miles of town.
 See the Green Forest Drug Co. for bargains in Drugs, Medicines and Toi- lets.
 Rev. Smith will preach at the Douglas school house on Saturday night and Sunday.
 Call at the Green Forest Drug Go. and examine their wall paper, stationery and books.
 When you want anything in the hard ware line always make your wants known to Rhodes & O'Neal.
 D. L. Wright and family of Eureka Springs have moved to the Harr proper ty. Wright will work on the Green Forest section.
 Ely Webb is holding position as time keeper with the steel gang. He has been on the railroad work in this position for several months.
 Buy your glass and queensware at 1 Rhodes & O'Neal's. They have the best line kept in town and you will find thelr prices the lowest.
 pr. George of Berryville has so far recovered from the effects of his broken leg to be able to go to St. Louis on busi- ness. Only one bone of the leg was broken.
 Coxsey Bros. handle best Northern grown garden seed in bulk and can sup ply you with any quantity from cts. worth up. You get about three times as much seed for the money in bulk as you can get in packages.
 Messrs. Martin 6; Knapp, whom we mentioned last week as here looking for a restaurant location, have bought out the business of H. Mann, and will con- | UlIlllC OuSlllCSS etu oljC oct1llC DVeth0. 1hl Mann has moved to THE TRIBUNE old stand.
 The town election comes on April 2. The voters of Green Forest sh ould be- gin to look around for men of push and enterprise to fill, the positions. The coming year will be an important era in the history of the town and it is very necessary to have wide-awake council.
 TO. Walker was the first man to re- ceive shipment of freight at Green Forest. It was a consignment of hay from Alton, I. T. It came in a car lot to Freeman and was divided and 8 part sent on over here. Chief Engineer Lee brought it over simply to be obliging. The company is doing no custom busi- ness yet.
 Our friend N. w. Teter hands us the following recipe which he declares is dead shot on the destruction of rats. "Make up mush of corn meal and sweet milk, sweeten with sugar very sweet; stir with finely beat up glass until it becomes very gritty. Put it around where the rats can get it and they will all disappear.
 Frank Nichols of Covers, Mo-, and Miss Maggie Murchison of Green Forest were married at Berryville on Wednesday of last week and departed immediately for their future home in Missouri. MT. Nichols was a visitor in this country in '96 when he made Miss Murchison's acquaintance, which re- suited in the marriage.
 THE TRIBUNE is not advised as to why two papers of this county should herald forth the statement this week that Stahl has been indorsed by the Republican committee of this county. A more un- truthful statement could not be uttered. It looks very much like one of Stahl's schemes to use for effect in other coun- ties, this being the home of Gen. Clay ton. It will be interesting to hear what explanation can be offered for It. The meeting is alleged to have taken place at Berryville Wednesday, when, in fact, no meeting has yet been called for that or any other purpose.
 At last move is on foot to enlarge the public square. The lot and building where is now located Dr. Harbert's drug store has been bought by Recorder Butt at consideration of $500. It was