The Green Forest tribune., 1910-07-08
Conscience Money.


 Nunnally, tells us of the receipt of ; letter containing 50 cents in stamps which the writer sent in payment for pair of gloves he had stolen from MT Nunnally's store many years ago, wher the offender was only a boy.
 This same man had once before set tied conscience debt with MT. Nun nally, but writes in this letter that he had forgotten the theft of the gloves never once thinking of it when the ole score was settled, but remembering il that day, he couldn't rest until he made his conscience clear.
 Years ago Mir. Nunnally missed a & bill from his cash drawer and stepped into neighbours place of business anc told of the loss, asking that a watch be kept for anyone who wasn't accustomed to handling money who might ask fol change. A youth who sat on the counter of the neighboring store, jumped down and said: ''I stole your money, MT. Nunnally"
 Sure of the honesty of the boy he had long known, the loser said, "Al right, if you have it, just keep it.
 The boy grew to manhood and mar ried there, working for Mir. Nunnally. His employer was always kind and considerate, once permitting the man to quit his work at the mill to go tc his country home and plant a crop, holding the position open to him until the farm work was finished.
 Later, the man in question went tc MT. Nunnally and asked him to accept COW as restitution for the loss of that $5 long ago. The younger man said he had the bill in his pocket when MT. Nunnally spoke of it's loss at the Sanders store, and since fifteen years had passed he wanted to pay enough to satisfy his conscience. The COW was accepted anc the young man encouraged by the one he had wronged in the past. .-Eureks Springs Times-Echo.
 Party wants to trade a nice piece oi town property in Girard, Kan, fol farm land. Can give you good deal J. 5. Reeves.
 1 am preparing to print a list o1 land for sale for wide circulation. Ii costs you nothing to advertise if you list with me. 1 can find you buyer J. B. Reeves.
 Thomas Clark of Texas county Okla, was here Wednesday and Thurs day looking for a location. He was highly pleased with the country anC says he will come back. He declares that crops are better here than any he noticed on his trip up here.
 The Tribune has ordered the famou: Taylor Magazine sent to the addresses of each of it's correspondents for year. We do this as an express ion of appreciation of the kindness shown us in giving us the neighborhoot happenings. We want to make i worth little something to be identifi ed with Tribune correspondents. J. B. Reeves and Lee Smith went ol a deal last week and when the trade was finished up Reeves had contracted to build Smith $2000 residence on tho site of the Breeding old residence ; quarter east of the business part O. town, and had acquired title to MT Smiths suburban residence out on th' Bear creek road and eight acres of land comprising the A. J. Russell Ebert; orchard. In turn MT. Reeves traded the Smith tract to M. E. Trantham fo the A. J. Tabor cottage and the new cottage just east of it recently erected by MT. Trantham. In this connection it might also be stated that Reeves solC the new cottage aforementioned tC Walter Norris Here the trading stop ped for the present. Smiths new hom, is to have 8 rooms exclusive of batl room, closets, pantry, etc. It will b strictly modern design built aftel plans and specifications of Radford The building is to be completed b. September 1.