The Green Forest tribune., 1902-08-02

Ramsey's. Two pounds for 10 cents.
 Don't fail to visit the 5 and 10 cen, counter at Mrs. O'Neal's Racket Store
 For all kinds of hardware and farm implements go to Rhodes & O'Neal's.
 Flour, meal, staple and fancy grocer ies, most for your money, at Tabor & Foreman's.
 Col. Jones requests us to say that he will speak at Berryville on Saturday at i, p. m., Aug. 8.
 If it's blow you need buy the "Gen- uine Oliver Chilled" and South Bend blows at Rhodes Gc O'Neal's.
 William King and wife of Harrison were guests of Agent Beach and wife Saturday night. Mrs. King is sister of Mrs. Beach.
 Mrs. Alice Edgeman of Kingston, sister of Mrs. w. R. Sneed, is now res- ident of Green Forest. She has rented Jesse Goforth's property.
 John Walker and wife of Altoga, Tex, are here on three weeks visit with.rel- atives. MT. Walker is brother of James and Tom Walker of Green Forest. He went to Texas twelve years ago.
 Ms. Dr. Poynor and tue twins, Johnnie and Idus, left Friday of last week for Ben Franklin, Texas, to visit relatives. Dr. Poynor accompanied them as far as Seligman, returning home Saturday morning.
 George Galloway brought to our office on Tuesday tomato which weighed two pounds. He also presented us with a few specimens of Shockley apples of last years production still in fine state of preservation. AS keeper it seems the Shockley is the king of apples.
 Attention is called to the ann ounce ment of J. M. Caldwell as candidate for justice of the peace of Hickory township. MT. Caldwell is gentleman of unquestioned integrity and is amply learned in law to make an efficient just ice of the peace. His claim is worthy of consideration.
 The entertainment given Saturday night to start fund for the purchase of an organ for the Baptist church was quite success. A little more than eleven dollars was raised by it. The society expects to purchase the organ in time for the dedication of the church on the third Sunday.
 Work is progressing rapidly on the Drought mine since the pump has been The gasoline engine works to perfection and the shaft is drained nicely by the operation of the pump in the drill hole. A fan is also propelled by the engine which purifies the air for the drillers. A depth of thirty-five feet will probably be reached this week.
 J. w. Thurman of Grand View and Miss Nancy Russell were quietly mar ried at the home of the brides father, John Russell, in Green Forest, the Both ult., at 12 o'clock, Rev. c. T. Edwards officiating. MT. Thurman is a prosper ous farmer of the Grand View settlement and the bride is quite we'll and favorably known here, having been born and rear ed in the vicinity of Green Forest. THE TRIBUNE extends congratulations.
 The special train on account of Gen. Gordon's lecture at Eureka Springs Sunday was the heaviest passenger ever run over the line, there being nine coaches. They were not all filled, how ever. It took only six coaches on the return trip. There were GA tickets sold at Everton, 200 at Harrison, 34 at Green Forest, 63 at Berryville and 13 at Alpena Other stations where there are no agents probably swelled the crowd to 800, al told.
 T. o. Walker has "swiped" off another IA acres of the Carter place, lying wes and north of the old farm house. This leaves Dr. Garter now the owner of only two and a half acres of what was once
 magnificient 160-acre farm. It has beer neddled out a few acres at time an6
 laid off in town lots and sold until 1t Il
 now completely slashed to pieces ane
 will soon become one of the most dense ly populated portions of our rapidl,
 growing town.
 In our announcement column this week
 onnooro tha name of Jasper Meador fo