The Green Forest tribune., 1902-02-01
Local Mention.
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Be Coxsey Bros, for salt.

Al few more cotton seed left at Coxsey Bres
 Fake your produce to Tabor & Foreman.
 Fl. 0. Butt had business in Berryville Wednesday.
 Nothing but fresh drugs at the Green Forest Drug Co.'S.
 Mrs. Jesse Goforth is still in 8 quite critical condition.
 2 Dr. Poynor was complaining consider ably first of the week.
 Remember, wall paper at factory prices at the Green Forest Drug Co.'S.
 Grocer c. A. Ramsey has been some what disabled during the past week.
 See Hurd & Stapleton about that new suit. Spring samples are now here. s WANTED: 5000 pounds of No. sundried peaches. TANNING 6 BIRKEs. & Carrying water continues to be one of the leading industries of Green Forest. s If you want the best buy the Geiseke Shoes, for sale only by Hurd & Stapleton. N s. R. Hanby was in town Monday looking after his extensive interests here. # Yet a few more sacks of those fine potatoes at last years prices. See Tabor & Foreman.
 F. $. Baker of the Harrison land office iand Mrs. A. J. Ray of Eureka Springs swere married last week.
 Senator N. J. Carlock of Madison county was here in the interest of his 8candidacy for reelection Monday. A car load of the estsalt ever brought .sto Green Forest has been received by tCoxsey Bros. See them before you buy. You will find market for your chick ems, ducks, geese and turkeys at Coxsey Bros. Highest market prices paid in goods.
 The family of w. J. Hollis will move back to his farm on Piney this week. Mr. Hollis will remain here in charge of the Hanby lumber yard.
 The biggest local flour deal that has 4 been made lately was the sale of 40,000 pounds of "Olympia' four by the Roll CT Mil Co.,, to Coxsey Bros.
 G. W. Walker was a visitor in Green Forest during the past week. MT. Walker says he will again seek the dem ocratie indorsement for sheriff.
 At Rhodes 6 O'Nears is the only place in Green Forest where you can buy the genuine South Bend and Oliver Chilled blows and blow repairs.
 The Roller Mill Company is making some very handsome labor-saving i'm proyements upon the plant. The work is being done by Carpenter J. A. Jaques.
 MT. Smith, one of our most prosperous farmers, was in town first of the week laying in supply ofprovision and feed He bought all his goods of Tabor & Foreman.
 The most attractive article on THE TRIBUNE'S "bargain counter" is it's in- vitation to trade at Tabor 6 Foreman's to get your moneys worth and be treat ed square.
 J. B. Holt of Dry Fork township was raklng up acquaintance with our people last Saturday. He declares himself tc be a candidate for the democratic nom ination for sheriff.
 Assessor R. l.. Anderson was mixino with Green Forest people during taz collecting, reminding his friends that he would appreciate their support for the nomination for collector.
 There is one thing the readers of the local papers can always agree on, that is that Tabor &c Foreman have the clean est, freshest, best grade of groceries 1T town at the lowest prices.
 Sheriff Grim made a trip to Oklahoma last week and succeeded in capturing and bringing back with him Joe and Sic Clontz wanted at the coming term ot circuit court on the charge of grand larceny.
 A rather strange case of deaths from poisoning comes from about 12 miles south of Fairview. The entire family of a farmer by the name of I.um Evans were taken ill very mysteriously last week and two of the children died before medical aid cOuld he summoned Dr