The Green Forest tribune., 1902-02-08
Local Men tiOn,
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 Heavy boots at light prices at Coxsey sros.
 A few more cotton seed left at Coxsey .ros.
 Take your produce to Tabor 8: brennan.
 Attend the horticultural meeting to- ay aySeturday.
 Green Forest Roller Mill Go. pays LOO a bushel for wheat.
 Closing out prices made on winter Aderwoar at Coxsey Bros.
 Two cans of peaches for s cents at the reen Forest Mercantile Co.'S. Eld. s. c. Mccullough has moved ok tc his farm near Blue Eye, Mo. Squire J. W. Knapp of Carrollton wnship was 6 Green Forest visitor aesday.
 Yet 8 few more sacks of those fine 'tatoes at last years prices. See Tabor Foreman.
 Coxsey Bros. pay ta,e same price for ultry m goods that they get for it. ley want your trade.
 A bright baby boy put in it's ap- arance at the home of MT. ane Mrs. e. Hanbury last Saturday morning. A car load of the best salt ever brought Green Forest has been received by xsey Bros. See them before you buy. 0oyou want to sell an option on your m within two miles of Green Forest,
 your town property? If so, see F. 0. tt.
 You will find market for your chick 5, ducks, geese and turkeys at Coxsey os. Highest market prices paid in
 ods.
 When you come to Green Forest and
 I'd anything in the hardware line don't
 ! to get prices at Rhodes &e 0'Neal's
 fore you buy.
 Prof. H. P. Burney was up from Car
 lton Saturday and Sunday. He says
 Carrollton school is moving along
 y Satisfactorily. 
 70. Michell has recently acquired
 interests of l.. E. Harbert, G. V. , nor, T. 0. Walker and w. T. Gray Ae Bank of Green Forest.
 At Rhodes &c O'Neals is the only
 cein Green Forest where you can
 [ the genuine South Bend and Oliver filed blows and blow repairs. , ohn Newton, sexton of the I. o. o. F.
 aetery Of Eureka Springs, was a vis- Q at the home of his father-in law, lliam Miller, first of the week. - Do you want a we'll drilled? If so, p me a postal at Berryville. 1 refer
 to any one whom have worked for Green Forest. WILLIAM CHEEsMAN.
 fir. Smith, one of our most prosperous
 ners, was in town first of the week
 ing in a supply of provision and feed.
 bought all his goods of Tabor &:
 reman.
 - The most attractive article on THE % .BUNE's "bargain counter" is it's in- ] ,tion to trade at Tabor & Foreman's 4 get your moneys worth and be treat y square. s ' here is one thing the readers of the , Il papers can always agree on, that ' hat Tabor 8c Foreman have the clean \ freshest, best grade of groceries in n at the lowest prices. -I ton. F. o. Butt was in attendance at - -. Tt at Eureka Springs first of the week. B CT disposing of the rush of business D 'e he went to Madison county, where y s engaged in campaigning for the \ e%enatorship. j. February 2 is actually ground hog .sT and the matter was not overlooked .-, he festive vermine who is said to N ly forth from his den on that day to S if he can discern his shadow, there ~y doubt but that the winter will be - onged until spring opens. t, lrs. Bradley, wife of the late B. K. --tj Bradley, died at her home about -~, miles northeast of Green Forsst on N Hay of last week. She had been ail- Y seriously for several days and her .th came as no great surprise. She \,es several children who have the |. pathy of the community.