The Green Forest tribune., 1910-10-21
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c gs rss. Iau z9s. Sar n1 sssA ,ss. .ax 1ax .Ex T. F. Shafer was up from Carroll ton on business Monday. Sunshine Crackers, best made, at Meek's.
 Good secondhand buggy for sale or trade. A. J. Tabor. New cranberries, celery, fresh fish, fresh oysters, at Meek's. Get in your bid quick on that sewing machine at O'Neal & Co.'S.
 The Tribune can use few loads of cook wood on account right now.
 Mrs. T. G. Nunnally and the little Nunnallys are up from Leslie this week.
 Banker s. N. Edgmon was looking after financial matters at the county seat Sunday.
 Save enough on your fall and winter suit to buy you pair shoes and hat at Ben Harbert's.
 Winchester for sale, in good shape. c. F. Wakefield. Call at J. E. Woods grocery store.
 It will pay you to see those "snappy" suits at Ben Harbert's. Anything from S2.5O to $25.00 per.
 Mrs. Hugh c. Hull is here from Little Rock visiting her parents MT. and Mrs. A. M. Case.
 Two cars of Swift's fertilizer (the good kind) for wheat and hay has been received by J. B. Reeves.
 Get busy and show your appreciation of generous offer by bidding on that sewing machine at O'Neal & Co.'S.
 Mrs. A. J. Russell, Jay, Mary Louise and Jerry Lewis were over from Der ryville for visit first of the week.
 FOR SALE-Three thoroughbred Duroc Jersey males, about ten weeks old. CHAs. OREBAUGH, Phone Line 1OS.
 Ladies are urgently requested to see those long coats at Ben Harbert's. They are up to now, best quality and priced within your reach.
 FOR SALE-79 acres, 2 sets improve ments, springs never failing water. A good place for dairy Emile north west of Green Forest. A. A. Kelsey
 Jasper Anderson tells us that he will again spend the winter in Hot Springs for the benefit of his rheumatism. He is going to stay with it for cure this time.
 c. F. Wakefield out Green Forest way has made 177 gallons of molasses from three-fourths acre of cane My! what lot of ginger bread and taffy pullings there are in store for the Wakefield household. Eureka Springs Times.
 Frank Wells tells us that he is back at Green Forest once more for good all Take it all around, his old home town is the best place yet. He will engage in some business and improve his 20 acre tract which adjoins the corp or ation on the west.
 Circuit Clerk-elect Tobe Smith h as appointed Joe Davidson his deputy for the Western district, a selection that will doubtless give general satisfaction. MT. Davidson is genial gentleman and has all the requirements necessary for making good clerk.
 Vester Reeves has resigned his posi- tion as stenographer in the superin- tendent's office at Leslie and has gone to La Junta, Colo, to accept place in / the office of the division superintend- ent of the Santa Fe. Vester has made an excellent record for his experience in roalroad service and we have no doubt that this move is merely one of many forward moves he has coming to him.
 For Sale or Trade-80 acres of land partly improved, four miles west of Green Forest, Ark. Also 176 acres in Lipscomb county, Texas, 147 in culti- vation, good stream flows through. Only 1-2 miles from Higgins, good market. Will trade for Carroll county land. These places will go at bargains for cash or payments. Call on or ad- dress, w. M. Headman, Green Forest, Ark Ill
 Chas. Orebaugh and wife, George Phillips and wife and Mrs. Samuel Orebaugh constituted a party of fisher men and women who have been camp ing on Long Creek since Tuesday. No particulars as to the "catch' have been reeicved up to the time The Tribune goes to press, but the suppositlon IS very large. Later-since the paper has been printed we learn that they have already lost 100 pounds ot fish and have left several hundred more in the creek in order to keep them from spelling.