The Green Forest tribune., 1904-12-10
Local Mention.
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All kinds of nuts at No. 50.

market. Phone 27.
 Tanning &c Birkes will sell vou & ] rounds of rice for 25 cents. Come in and examine our goods. 'Tis , pleasure to show them at No. 50, 2 Don't fail to let the little folks see the display of dolls at Morrow's Drug Store We take orders for tailor made skirts Prices from three to eight dollars. { Aiken 6: Hancock.
 Bring in the balance of your market 5 able apples. Harden will buy only short time longer.
 Harden has sold two ear loads of salt { and has received another car. He has. } the best salt at the best price.
 Go to J. A. Wilcox's for your dry goods, groceries, flour, cigars and tobacco. Everything very cheap.
 One-half of life lies in the eating, and what you eat should be of the best. Ashe best things to eat can be found at Banning & Birkes'.
 Mrs. A. E. Welding of Erie, IT,. is Mzkisiting her nephew, Spencer McCoi- Blister. This is their first meeting in Eighteen years.
 1 Aust examine the goods at J. A. Will coxs store-C. c. O'Neal & Co.'S. old stand before buying. They handle EmMy articles in demand at this season.
 The Green Forest Saddlery Go. finds tselt over stocked on nearly all kinds f goods and will make some very close prices for cash from now until Jan. 1. 9O5.
 E. M. Fowler, proprietor of the Blue Eye Grain Exchange, was over from the Lissouri border Wednesday. He re- Orts Blue Eye in prosperous con- tion.
 There is enough Christmas goods at ernigan's Drug Store to supply every he, but if you want first choice you ad bestgo early, for he is selling lots of he incest things every day.
 If you want dried or green apples, lions, beanc, butter, lard, flour or any ing in our line, call on us We have e goods and prices that will please pu Remember we are buying furs of
 kinds. Buell. & Jenkins.
 number of the students and teach IS of the college will build a private egraph line from their homes to the Plege. Among those who have pur- ased instruments are Prof. Me Call, award Ferguson and Will Coxsey.
 On fast Saturday the Green Forest roeery company opened it's store to the Qblic. The stock is nicely arranged Fd with new furniture and the new filding, the store has beautiful ap- arance. Will Jageman and Frank
 ells are in charge.
 A regular old-time baptizing took bee in Long creek Sunday, seven pects for the divine ordinance being ptized into the Baptist church at Fnver and fourteen into the church at easant View. The baptizing was he by Elders Butler and Paul. A fge congregation was present. 1000 pairs of Shoes must be sold at 10. Harbert's this month to make room ! \ early spring stock. They must go. Brawley, road overseer for the tn half ot Hickory township, has tearing the earth Up out east Of
 m. MT. Brawley has purchased some
 tools which have been added to the ,
 ok of old ones and he proposes to
 e the township the best there is in
 d improvement so long as he is iu-
 Eted with the duties of overseer.
 peep into our display window will {
 bind you that a nice carving set
 uld make an elegant Xmas present. c. c. o NEAL X Go. 
 wHas the writer's pleasure to attend l meeting of the Ozark Normal X erary Society last Saturday evening < entire program was entertaining ! instructive, but the part in which
 became most interested was the de-
 on the subject "Resolved that every
 Fon is the architect of his own for
 E." The speakers for the Affirm
 were Prof. Crawford and Miss
 Buell.; and for the Negative were
 Mars and Miss Lenora McShane.