The Green Forest tribune., 1904-02-27

All kinds of first class black -smithing done by s. Bryant, near depot.
 Both partners comprising the firm of N. Butler & Son of Blae Eye, Mo-, were in town on business Thursday
 Dr. Worthington arrived Wednesday and has opened an office upstairs in Central Block over the Saddlery Co.'S.
 JIG. Bower is still critically i'll, having been in precarious condition suffering with absesses in his head and throat, for about two weeks past.
 Hall Worthington of Harrison was in town Wednesday and Thursday. He is student in the State University and was off on short vacation.
 Tanning 6 Birkes are selling grocer les at cost--that is what they cost the buyer, which is but very little more than the wholesale houses charged for them.
 J. H. DeBurger has bought the Joe Jones place, south of town, from w. E.. Beatty of Eureka Springs and will move thereto next week. MT. DeBurger re- sides now near Coin.
 E. c. Cooper has about spanned the whole length of the St. L.. (: N. A. road this week in his operations in insurance. Commencing at Eureka Spring Mon- day, he landed at Leslie Friday.
 Judge w. A. Butt of Green Forest, Henry l.. Bunch of Berryville and M. B. Russell of Eureka Springs were ap- pointed by Judge Tllman to constitute the board of commissioners of officers accounts.
 Prof. Crawford was able to get to town Wednesday for the first time in a couple of weeks, having had a severe seige of the grip, etc. He will again begin to push the work on the Ozark Normal building.
 When you need anything in the farm implement line be sure to figure with c. c. O'Neal & Go. They carry full line and always the best goods on the market. Their stock of builders hardware is also always complete.
 A notice from the post master at Corning, Ark, informs us that w. A. Stapleton, a former merchant here, has moved from that place to Hurd, Ark. MT. Stapleton was until recently cas hier of the Bank at Corning.
 Mrs. Thomas Mahan, the wife of a well-known Green Forest boy, sends in her husbands subscription from Raton, N. M., and informs us that all is we'll with them. MT. Mahan is an engineer on the Santa E'e route
 The series of meetings being con- ducted at the Methodist church by Eld. Towrey of the Christian faith are being attended with good interest. Eld. Tow rey is quite 8 learned minister and his sermons are w ell received.
 T. M. Buell. has been employed by the Champion Machine Go. as travelling agent for district comprising Carroll, Boone, Madison and Newton counties. His son Albert has also been employed as local agent for this company.
 Miss Nellie M. Johnson arrived some weeks ago with her father from New K irk, Okla., and the two are domiciled on the Foreman place, northeast of town, which Miss Johnson purchased from B. L.. Fielder something over year ago.
 J. R. McShane of Indianna has been a prospective investor in this section dur ing the past week and will locate. He will move here about June and expects to bring several other families with him, who will also invest liberally in our cheap lands. .,
 Prof. H. H. Davis drops us a card from Seattle, Wash., for copies of TIE TRIBUNE since Jan. 1. The next time we hear from him we expect he will be in some foreign country. He seems to have made thorough canvass of the Pacific coast.
 J. L. Williams left Wednesday for his home at Wheeling, WV. MT. Williams resided here at the home of the late Bart Bradley eleven years and has number of friends and acquaintances in the vi- cinity where he lived. He is now fire- man on the Baltimore & Ohio railroad.
 Go to the New York Cash Store if you want first-class goods, such as dry goods, notions, tinware and stationery. We have nice new line of groceries which will be sold cheap for cash We pay highest prices for chickens, eggs, butter and produce of all kinds.
 Lisk's patent antitrust ware-wash boilers, water pails, wash basins, dip pers, oil cans, stew kettles, milk pails, pudding pans-at c. c. O'Neal &e Co.'S. Positive guarantee against rust with every piece. There is more service for the money in these goods than anything else on the market.