The Forrest City times., 1903-07-17

II famiItes VII PROVIDE OaIECt duu
put all trash therein, the street COM
missioner will have it hauled away. Il
is just as much a violation Of the or
dinance to litter the streets 10 the resi-
dencs portion Of town as il is in the
business portion. Don't throw trash
| in the streets.
At business meeting Of the eommu-
nicauts Of the Church Of the Good
Shepherd, held last Friday night, il
was decided to procure the advice aud
plans Of an architect for repairing the
church Five hundred dollars is avail
able for this purpose. twill BE- painted
and generally oyerhauled.
Hon. T. ". DeRositt and Col. Ed
Laudv0igt, two Of the most expert rod
fishermen OF -. Francis county. spent
Tuesday on Fishing Lake. \ Esh
supper for three families is evidence of
their skill. DeRositt landed a two
pound pearch, probably the largest
ever caught with hook aHd line 10 this
county.
There is movement on foot 10 or
yanizo another military company in
this city, with fair prospects of success
Lieut. Hurley and Dr. Shields Circu-
lated a paper Yesterday ard secured
about twenty names. There will be an
eucampment AT Little Roek soon, and
1t is hoped the organization Will be
made Ia time TO attend
Upon receipt of = o.. ". o. Sheriff..
State Librarian Raleigh. North Carroll
NJ. VII send the ofieial complete his
tory OF the North Carolina troops in
the great war of 1S6l-5, which IS now
ready in FIVE large octave volumes af
500 pages each This is rare chance
10 North Cardinals or others 10 secure
this valuable work at cost of pr0due-
ten.
The Clarendon base ball team has
agreed to come 10 Forrest City for two
glmes-next Wednesday ard Thurs
day. Some of their band bows viii also
come and join our band boys in furnish
ing music for both occasions. WITH
music and base ba |. big crowd ought
10 fiud good entertainment at the Park
on these two days. Turn cut AID give
the boys good crowd.
Geo. Long, the artist. went to Heth
with I. {. kimber to paint six new
houses at that place. Bark Eel is
building the houses. ] Q. Winfield.
John Brown and Geo. Littell are help
ing Long. Messrs Hobbs & k'mber
We understand, are building big saw
mill at Heth and building houses for
the accommodation of their men.
\ merry party of excursionists left
Monday for Memphis. where they took
the steamer Stacker Lee for 81. Lenis
They were Misses Ida aud Gertrude
Walton Emma Beck, Norma Taylor,
Elise German, and Ruth Hatcher
Mrs. L. II. Barker and Mrs. L W
Barrow. Later-Owing to a misunder
sta. ding. they did not all 60 together
three of the party taking another boat
Tuesday.
J. {. Bell, as guardian of Odell Nash
and Scott Bond, owners of the great
gravel pits on Grow Creek, have made
a new deal with the Choctaw. Hereto
fore the Choctaw has been paying only
- cents per car for the gravel. Here
after. effective July l. h, they will nay
the following rates: Ordinary flats POE,
medium Rogers 35r, large Rogers 10
This puts the pits Ga something like IA
paying basis.
| have engaged the services of NJ.
). r. Edmonds and Mr.. Arthur Liv
ingston, two of the best BARRIERS that
ever came to Forrest City. Shop open
from a. N. to y at night. MIR. Ed
monds will have charge of shop from
8 a. N. TO 8 p. M, and Mr. Livingston
from 3 p. IN. to II at night | invite
the patronage of the public when look
ing for d nice clean shave.
IKE MALLORY.
DR.. y p. Beauchamp went to Mem
| phis Monday to deliver to the mother
a check, dated j " s'h, for $1,000 on
the life of Dir. G G. White. who died
! June Is, 1903 from the Woo@men of
the World. DR.. White had been Il
/ member of the order for : wears and 5
months aud had paid in Sl2l.10 II rs
policy was dated October 4th. lS95
and was signed by Geo. u. Tay lar
council commander, who died May l3,
! 1902 and Il. K Shade. clerk, who died
/ October n, 1896 Dr.. White had 5000
or $1,000 other life insurance. all pa,
able to his mother except $1,000, whicl
was payable to his wife.
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