The Green Forest tribune., 1904-02-27
Local Mention.
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 Salt by the barrel at Harden's.
 Buy apples and potatoes at Harden's produce.
 Old papers. lots of them, at TIE TR1B- UNE ofiice.
 Send Rudd your orders for meat. Telephone 27.
 The biggest snow of the winter fell Sunday morning.
 Postmaster Grim was in Berryville on business Thursday.
 Harden wants even 99 guineas for which he will pay Sl.OO.
 Jasper Meador was over from Berry ] vile Sunday and Monday.
 THE TRIBUNE publishers want to buy z about 12000 good shingles. Dr. Butt of Bellefonte was here on M8hort visit first of the week.
 sBuy your seed osts of Harden early, Tor they are going to be scarce.
 Between now and April i, T. M. Buell. !, will beat anybody's price paid for furs.
 w. R. Sneed is looking after business matters at Harrison and Alpena.
 High-grade tationery-envelopes and paper-at Mrs. Meador's. 20. Lobby.
 O! see that nice supply of beef, pork, E eausage and lard at Rudd's meat shop.
 Remember your wants in the meat z line will be taken .care of at Rudd's market:
 - James Buell. has bought Wash Benton , put of the blaming and saw and grist mill sbusiness.
 f# If you want any kind of fancy cakes or pies made call on Horace Williams, the baker.
 J. c. Wilson has wound out his town Interests and moved back to his fine farm near Rule.
 M Chas. Harbert, the Omaha merchant, was here Saturday, rounding up some business affairs. Z Miss Ida Bradley is here for visit to Relatives. Her home is with her sister } Ut Mason City, III.
 Mrs. Charles Harbert and children of $ EOmaha are in town to spend few weeks with relatives and friends. Ss Will Jenkins, the stock dealer, has been rounding up the surplus COWS in the country during the past week. sS Merchant, Blaine Rhodes and Assistant Cashier w. L. Sneed have each been victims of "Rosey Ollie" this week.
 If you want to make quick sale list your property with the Green Forest Realty Go. Otfie in New York store.
 Finest line of faces, embroideries, <, belts and fancy waist patterns to be g found at Mrs. Meador's. They are the latest.
 Joe Young has sold tract of some { Ching over a hundred acres of his fine $ farm on Long creek to Hank Bebee of | Omaha.
 If you want to be insured against fire, lightning and tornadoes call on the Green Forest Realty Co. at the New York store.
 c. c. O'Neal & Go. can boast of the finest display of cutlery to be found in the county. Call at their store and see for yourself. You will find good market for your poultry, eggs, stock peas and veal calves 5 and all other marketable produce at J. B. Harden's.
 A. E. Graham is arranging his affairs to again seek expert treatment for his stomach trouble. He will probably go { to Battle Creek, Mich. Don't fail when in town to drop into M cCollister's photo studio and see samples of his fine work. He is always glad to welcome visitors.
 c. E. Bobo and Bill Hodge of Berryville are opening a stock of gen. eral merchandise in the Franklin build- ing on the east side of the square.
 Clover, timothy and all kinds of grass seed, kafir corn, potatoes and bulk gar-i den seed at Harden's Produce market. Don't buy till you figure with him.
 Miss Mamie Graham writes her brother A. E. Graham that she has dis posed of her property interest at Paris, Ark, and expects to return here soon.
 What makes such exceptional bar gains in groceries at FSnning & Birkes