The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-08-16
OTHER LOCALS.
To-day we are enjoying ourselves
working by hot stove.

Today we are enjoying ourselves
working by hot stove.
\ new lot and lot of new styles in
| tally cards are now on sale at the
Newsstand.
Base balls, bats, catchers and tielders'
mits, guides, masks, &c, at News
stand-CHEAP.
The law should be enforced regard.
ing the leaving of dead animals along
the rOadsides,
Mrs. Battle and little daughter left
yesterday for Brnkley to attend the
Christian meeting going on in that city.
Marshal Wolff left yesterday morn.
ing FOR the western part of the state TO
arrest fugitive from justice.
The street commissioner is doing a
| much-needed work on lizard street
That OF putting gravel sidewalk from
Tue court house TO the cemetery.
Fred klleber, the baker, paid a visit
to his old home in Greenville. Miss.
last Monday. He SAYS the people are
boastlng OF splendid crops in that vi
entity.
Services at the Episcopal church next
sunday. Morning prayer at II s., even
ing prayer at S O'Clock: celebration of
the Holy Communion at a. m; Sun
day school at $50, Every body invited
The ice cream social at Mr.. w. II
Aldridge's last Wednesday night. given
by the ladies for the benefit of the
Christian church, Melted $14,5) a neat
llttle sum, considering the threatening
weather.
The beauty of many of our resi-
| dtnceS IS ruined by the neglected con-
dltlon OF the surroundings. Much of
The debris incidental to building still
remain and the weeds add to the nui
! sance.
Mr.. and Mrs, Peter Ring, of North
Little Rock, are taking months out
| Ing In the Northwest. taking in the
| beautiful sights and health-giving It.
mosphere OF Colorado and other north.
western points.
Contractor M. l.. Monroe went to
| Little Rock Wednesday to make ar.
| fangements Tor material for remodel
/ ing Mr.. L. {. Folbre's residence. on
cross street, making it one of the
hands0meSt cottages in the city.
The pay train of the Choetaw coming
east Yesterday collided with the rear
! ehd oil freight near Brinkley, dis.
aDIlng the engine and slightly injuring
a man IN the cab0o5e of the freight,
Nobody o. the pay train was hurt.
Moore'5 Pilules are guaranteed
cure tor all forms of Malaria. Agne.
Ghills and Fever. Swamp Fever, Mala
rial Fever, Bilious Fever, Jaundice.
fetld breath and a tired, listless feel
ing. They cure Rheumatism and the
lassitnde following blood poison pro-
duced from malarial poison. No 0ui-
nine, no Arsenic, Acids or Iron. Do
not ruin stomach or teeth. Entirely
tasteless. Price soc per box. Dr. c. c.
Moore Co., Ne. $40 North Main street,
st. Louis, uo. J. 7. Sanders.
Peter Larrive died last Sunday night
at the residence of his brother-in.l law,
L. Duncan, near the Cutoff, and his
! remains were laid to rest the following
day at the Wylds grave yard. Mr..
| IarrVe was an old resident Of the St
Francis bottom country, where for
many years he operated a club house
for the entertainment of sportsmen
from all parts of the country at his
home on Blacklist lake. This brought
him in touch with large circle of
friends, who will be panied to learn of
his demise. His illness was supposed
to be of pulmonary nature, which
for several months prevented the fol-
! lowing of his usual outdoor active life.
Pete Larrive was highly esteemed by
al who knew HIM. Peace to his ashes.