The Green Forest tribune., 1901-09-28
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New goods received every week at Martins.
 G. E. Butler was down from Blue Eye, Mo-, Monday.
 Before you sell your Produce, see the Green Forest Produce Go.
 Eight more phones have been ordered for use in the local exchange.
 School childrens' headquarters for pen or pencil tablets at Tabor's grocery.
 Charley Wells is at home again after a few months stay in Colorado.
 Miss Artie French has been quite sick the past week from typhoid fever.
 Blaine Rhodes sends us an order for THE TRIBUNE to his address at Durwood, I. T.
 E. Kimbley and wife of Harrison were visiting the family of T. L. Plum mer here Thursday.
 The Green Forest Produce Go. pays highest prices in cash for everything in the Produce line.
 Baptismal services vii! be conducted by Elder J. l.. Keener at the railroad reservoir Sunday afternoon.
 A large number of Green Forest peo- pie are attending the ex-Confederate reunion which is now in session at Ber- ryville.
 J. c. Logan, at one time a.'druggist in Green Forest, is now candidate for prosecuting attorney in the judicial dis trict just east of us.
 A post office inspector dropped in on Postmaster Grim Thursday to find ev- erything in "apple pie" order about tie Green Forest office.
 Harry Nunnally left Thursday for the Big Hurricane mine in Newton county, where he has secured employ
 
 M. s. Coxsey leaves Sunday morning for St. Louis to buy goods. He expects to buy one of the largest invoices ever brought to Green Forest.
 We note from the Eureka Springs Times Echo that Albert McElyea is again in trouble. This time he is ar rested accused of stealing a saddle in that city.
 If you are watching your own inter- est you will certainly take advantage of some of those bargains in dry goods, tin and graniteware, notions and stationery, at Martins.
 Good Livery Barn 36X100 feet, to- gether with rigs and horses, to trade for good clean stock of groceries. Ap- ply to THE TRIBUNE office or T. o. Walker, Green Forest, Ark.
 The Carroll County Abstract Co. has jam-up good 40acre farm, well-wat- cred and well improved. Gan be bought right now for $200. Will trade for stock, part or all.
 Attention Everybody! Saturday af- ternoon has been designated as proper time to clean up the Pickens cemetery. Let everybody who is interested in this silent city of the dead lend helping l,ooJ t,,rSoy oft
 Read the ad of the "Old Reliable firm of Coxsey Brothers. This is no shs m play for trade. They are making money-saving prices to the people. They will buy any and all marketable produce and pay the highest cash price for it.
 As has previously been announced in THE TRIBUNE next Saturday at ?, p. m.: is the time set for the organization of 8 horticultural society. This meeting is of special importance to all persons who have orchards. Everybody who is in- terested in the fruit development of this country is cordially invited to be present and take part in the organization of this society.
 The press dispatches announce that the wedding of Miss Charlotte Clayton to Baron Ludovic Moncheur, the Belgian minister to Washington, will take place the latter part of October in the City o1 Mexico, and that immediately thereafter they will take up their abode in Wash ington. Miss Clayton's many friends here wish her all possible happiness Eureka Springs Times Echo