The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14
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big line of Christmas Novelties. Games, Books. Musical Instruments. Will be opened next week at the News stand. Come and pick out your Christ mas presents.
 PatroniZe Mrs. J E. Moody's Steam Laundry It Is d home institution. and money spent with her will be circulated here again. It IS the very summit Of folly to send your money to the cities for what you can buy At home at the same price. Satisfaction guaranteed.
 Cowboy Will 4. Smith, the cham pion heel and toe go AS you please walker, who walked here about year ago, was in town yesterday to arrange for another match to take place soon He walked for two hours at Mariana last night against relay Of eight young men, walking fifteen minutes each
 The distinguished visitors which Forrest City vii entertain next Mon day for an hour will no doubt be great y pleased to meet as many farmers, tlmbermen. and others living in the country as possible. They wish to TX tend their acquaintance, aud are seek ing information, so if you can spare the time come to town and join n sx- tending the good old southern hospi. tallties.
 Mirrors, Shaving Mugs Decorated China Cups and Saucers. Easels Stat uetts, PaDIer Mache Goods. Souvenirs, Christmas Cards and Art Caieudars- the prettlest and largest line in town at the Newsstand.
 II. NJ. Gore and Jack Gossitt of Goodwin township. were arrested last week charged with burglary. said to have been committed on or aDout the 18th day of September. 1909, when the tarm house of one Hamilton, deceased at Cooks Spur, on the military road was robbed of d great variety of house. hold and kitchen furniture. farming lmplements, &c.. consisting ot bedding. FlOws. carpenttrs tOois lamps, nine rolls of bal bed wire. buck saw, and other things, all of which were hauled away in an OK wagon. IL seems that Hamilton had been i'll, and Gore and Gossltt had nprsed him, but he died. and his father coming an discovered the burg dry and worked up the case. Hon. $. II Mann WAS retained to prosecute. They were held in the pc nal sum of S5O0 each to answer to the grand jury next spring, and both gave bond.
 The December number of the Define. ator and the Designer, is the Christ. mas number. and k perfectly ex- qulSlte ln artistic printing and vol tune of fashions. They are now on sale at the Newsstand Procure a copy at once.
 Jesse Wade Is some. At least he had that opinion perhaps up to last Saturday. He has been Tn the habit of bullying and terrifying the negroes at the Barry Russell dairy for sometimp uhtil IL became nHlSauce, and then officers got after Jesse. Last SAtur- day Marshal Ralnbolt, went after ham. The police officer arrested Wade. and on their way to the lock up, Wade became bulsteTous, and tried to escape. The marshal pulled his gun to intimi- date his prisoner, and he went along very decently uutll they got 10 the calaboose door, then MT Niger he got bad. He snatched the revolver m MT. Rainbot's hand and it seems tried to kill him with his own weapon. but Bily RalubOlt gave mm 4 tussel for life and succeedea in avold ing serious injury and perhaps death. Wade got hold of the revolver and pulled the trlggrr, bu; the shot went wide of its mark. and asslstance ar rived Tn tune to prevent further ffi- cultY. He was locked up and turned over to the county, and was gwen d preliminary hearing charged with lis turblng the peace. resisting an officer and assault with intent to klll He was bound over to await the action of the grand jury ill the sum If $500
 Take your laundry to the Forrest City Steam Laundry. First-class work and satisfaction guaranteed by Mrs. J B. Moody, proprietor. South side of rall- road