The Green Forest tribune., 1901-10-05
Local Mention.

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 Honey, pure and sweet, at Tabor's,
 Graham makes six photos for 25 cents,
 Tennessee Sorgum, best in Che land, at Tabor's.
 Set of fine cups and saucers 40 cents at Tabo1's grocery.
 Take some stock in the Green Forest Oil a: Gas Company.
 List your real estate with the Carroll County Abstract Go.
 A large invoice of stoves just received at Rhodes X O'Neal's. 2 Genuine tar and glycerine soap-best of all toilet soap-at Tabor's.
 Tabor will deliver your COW feed along with your grocery order,
 School childrens' headquarters forpen or pencil tablets at Tabor's grocery.
 Fine stationery, toilet articles and wallpaper at Green Forest Drug Co.'S.
 Buy your hardware at Rhodes & 5 O'Neal's. You will find their prices the do vest.
 Deliver your goods for the Harrison Laundry at Puckett's barber shop early Monday morning.
 Try a package of Cooks Pepper at Ia bor's. One pound of ground pepper and set of tea spoons for 8 cents.
 Old clothes cleaned and made new by the Harrison Steam Laundry. Leave orders atPuclgett's barber shop.
 The best Heating Stove on the mar lzet today is the famous "Wilson Heat er." You will find them at Rhodes 6 O'Neal's.
 Wash Tanning has resigned his job with the railroad engineering crew and willengage his attention to the grocery business.
 Your wants in the drug line can be supplied promptly, accurately and cheaply at the Green Forest Drug Co.'S. East side of the square. as>When you want a good stove be sure land get the "Wilson Heater" and don't waste yoW money buying cheap stoves Of an inferior grade.
 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.
 Gunter Nunnalfy spent Monday night with hone-foiks. He has moved from the railroad work near Batesville to Harrison and is now assisting in push ing the St. l.. &c N. A. road east from that place.
 w. A. Broad, the well known batch elor and democratic politician of Eure- ka Springs, surprised his friends last week by renouncing single blessedness and becoming benedict. He married Miss Ida Campbell, a most estimable lady.
 A. J. Tabor and A. J. Russell attend ed church at Grand View last Sunday. They failed to catch the afternoon train to return home and spent the night at Eureka Springs. They report only fair success attending the revival effort of Rev. Black at that place..
 The ex-Confederate reunion at Ber- ryville on Thursday, Friday and Satur- fday of last week was well attended and a pleasant time enjoyed throughout. Among the notable speakers present were Gov. Jeff Davis, Congressman Dinsmore, Senator J. H. Berry. Hon. J. J.G. Floyd, pr. H. L. Routh, Col. J. P. II ,Echer and Hon. F. o. Butt.
 Do you want to buy farm, crop, wag- on, buggy, harness and farming tools, team, eight head of fine cattle, g head of hogs. Farm will make 400 bushels of corn this year. In splendid neigh borhood, near church and school. Whole thing can be bought right now for $1100, or thefarm alone for $650. Gall on or write Carroll County Abstract Go.
 The disease of pink eye is quite preva ! lent among the cattle in and around Green.Forest at the present. The fol- | lowing remedy for treating it is taken r,o,,, tLo ,,,oll lxnoun Toyac Farm and