The Green Forest tribune., 1901-09-28
Local Mention.


 Honey, pure and sweet, at Tabor's.
 Graham makes six photos for 25 cents. Tennessee Sorgum, best in the land, at Tabor's.
 Take your Produce to Green Forest Produce Go.
 Note the ad. of L. E. & ". M. liar bert in this issue.
 Set of fine cups and saucers 40 cents at Tabor's grocery.
 Take some stock in the Green Forest Oil & Gas Company.
 List your real estate with the Carroll County Abstract Go.
 Genuine tar and glycerine soap-best of all toilet soap-at Tabor's.
 G.S. Firestone, the ieweler, is re- ported seriously i'll of typhoid fever.
 A. Mccartney, the veteran piano and organ dealer of Eureka Springs, has moved to Kansas City.
 Deliver your goods for the Harrison Laundry at Pucketts barber shop early Monday morning.
 Try a package of Cooks Pepper at Ia bor's. One pound of ground pepper and z set of tea spoons for 35 cents.
 O. Armstrong of Eureka Springs was here Monday looking for location for a restaurant and confectionery.
 Old clothes cleaned an made new by the Harrison Steam Laundry. Leave orders at Puckett's barber shop.
 J. B. Ball of Eagle Rock, Mo-, was here few days this week visiting with his brother-in-law, T. L. Hummer.
 Rhodes & O'Neal have the larg est stock of Cook Stoves and can sell you one at almost any price you want to pay. Mrs. Florence Wisdom's new residence is now nearing completion. It has the appearance of quite commodious home. Mack Bradley has purchased a new, late improved Indiana wheat drill and will drill your wheatfor 25 cents an acre. A Swear old daughter of MT. and Mrs. Len White died on last Saturday, inter- ment being made at Pickens cemetery.
 
 The prices are suited to the times on all lines of goods at Martins. It is the cheapest place to buy. Compare prices before you buy.
 When you want Doors and Windows or Paints of any kind just make your wants known to Rhodes &: O'Neal's and they will do the rest.
 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.
 Mrs. Nancy Barr died at her home day. Mrs. Barr was the mother of Yell Collier and sister of w. R. Sneed.
 Mrs. c. R. Smith will lecture on the subject of metaphysics at Zion Hill on next Sunday at 3, p. m. A cordial in yitation is extended you to attend this lecture.
 F. S. Hoag moved to Yocum Tuesday l>o Jor a can to his sons who are engaged in the mercantile business at that point.
 There were four applicants for teach CTS license at the quarterly examination held by County Examiner Butt at Ber- ryville Friday and Saturday Of last week. l.. E. Harbert & Son are having their hardware store enlarged by moving back the rear wall even with the back walls of the stores on either side. John Phillips is doing the work.
 John Jernigan returned Wednesday from months prospecting trip in Washington. He is much impressed with the characteristic push and energy of the West and he may possibly decide to locate in that country after while.
 MARRIED: At the residence of Hen derson Phillips on last Sunday, Poynor Ramsey to Miss Eva Harbert, Eld. Sam Eaton officiating. Both contracting parties are we'll known and have the best wishes of their friends for their