The Green Forest tribune., 1901-10-26
Local Mention.
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Honey, pure and sweet, at Tabor's,
 Fresh bread at Tabor's grocery.
 T. o. Walker will buy your shipping apples.
 Feed in large CT small quantities at Tabor's.
 Tennessee Sorghum, best in the land, at Tabor's.
 FURNITURE: Prices are of on furni- ture at Porter's.
 First~class up-to-date stoves at one- half value at Porter's,
 A large invoice of stoves just received at Rhodes < O'Neal's.
 FURs WANTED: Porter, the furniture man, pays cash for furs.
 Genuine tar and glycerine soap--best of all toilet soap--at Tabor's.
 Tabor will do you right on feed.. He f1as plenty of corn and chops.
 Tabor will deliver your COW feed along with your grocery order.
 JeWeler Firestone is out again after somewhat protracted case of fever.
 We still want your business.
 BANK OF GREEN FOREST.
 Fine stationery, toilet articles and wall paper at Green Forest Drug Co.'S.
 Buy your hardware at Rhodes & O'Neal's. You will find their prices the lowest.
 Will Fry and wife are rejoicing over the recent advent of new boy in their family.
 The new switchboard for the tele- phone exchange has been placed in po- sition this week.
 A girl arrived at the home of Con- stable ". J. Wells on Saturday morn ing Of last week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wash Tanning are hap py over the arrival of a boy at their home Sunday morning.
 T. P.. Wilson is arranging to. erect another cottage on his block just west of his present residence.
 S- P, Mundell has moved down below Bellefonte for the purpose of boarding worl1men on the railroad grade.
 Your banking, no matter how large, the bank of Green Forest will give it careful attention. This message is to all men, women and children.
 j. w. Hill, the well-known liveryman of Eureka Springs, has sold his busi- ness to Frank Freeman and Arch Kim berling of that city.
 When you want a good stove be sure and get the "Wilson Heater," and don't waste your money buying cheap stoves of an inferior grade.
 F. o. Butt and wife are in Ft. Smith this week, where MT. Butt has gone to represent the local l. O. O. F. lodge in the grand lodge of the, state which is holding it's annual session at that place. Active work has been commenced up on the Baptist church. The committee that has the matter in charge believe the coming year will see the building entirely completed. The plans indi- cate that the building vii! be a credi- table one to the town.
 Chinch bugs are said to be going about in droves of millions in Long Creek township. They are hurting nothing for the very good reason that there is nothing left from the drought to hurt. The mystery is that they do not die instantaneuously of starvation. "The old style of showing would-be lady customers about everything in the store before they decide to buy a calico apron or yard of ribbon has gone out, said a Green Forest merchant to THE TRIBUNE man a few days ago. "Ladies nowadays have their minds already made up as a general rule as to what they want when they come to the store and they buy it and walk out without causing much worry. can sell lady S10 worth now while used to be show ing this, that and the other to pros pective buyer, who knew they did not want to buy anything when they came into the store.