The Forrest City times., 1903-08-21

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a garbage box IN front of \. l.. Grady's
grocery store, became frightened and
ran down Washington street, carrying
contents thoroughly. No damage was
done to the mule or box.
Sam simmons, the negro arrested
for the killing Of Tom Cobb at a picnic
al MillbroOk. July 18th. being arraign-
ed before Squire Sanders, Tuesday.
waived a preliminary examination, and
was committed 10 jail 10 await the
action OF the grand jury.
Otto w Rollwage and Dan Wylds,
ir. will leave tomorrow for IT. Louis
via Memphis and the Lee line steamer
Thence Dan goes 10 Quincy. Illinois,
and Otto 10 Cincinnati, and later the
latter will 60 10 Quincy also, where
both will enter business college.
On account Of the "Colored Carnival
At the C1lored Fair Grounds. at Hot
Springs. August cath 20 9th, 1908, the
Iron Mountain will sell tickets on Au
gust I'D, 9th, 21th and 2q.h, with lima
limit TO return on all tickts to August
30th, at one fare for the round trip.
Ladies'. Call and examine my stock
for your summer suits. My prices
have been cut in order 10 reduce sum
mer stock so a. 10 make room for a
LARGE stock Of fall goods. The sale in
cludes shoes. clothing, etc. for ladies
and faen. Yours for business, A. l..
Grady.
Mrs. J. b. Mcclellan. representing
Buford's College. OF Nashville. Tennes-
see, has been IN town several DAYS in
the interest of that institution, and has
been a charming guest al the Marion.
Mrs. Mcclellan is most delightful
conversationallst and IN mingliag
with the citizens here has made many
admiring friends.
Mr.. and Mrs, Robert L, Pettus start.
ed for the Rocky Mountains Saturday
night, and will spend a couple Of weeks
recreating and taking in the pleasures
of Colorado Springs, MAINTAIN, Pixies
Peak, the Garden of the Gods the
Cave of the Winds, Cheyenne Canon,
the Seven Falls, etc, etc Robert has
been there before and will no doubt
show Mrs. Pettus the happiest time OF
her lite.
W. O. Pirtle, of New Castle, was in
town Wednesday and gave US pleas.
ant call. He informed US that he had
moved his general merchandise back
home. and owing to the illness of his
wife would not locate here AS he had
intended. He will take Mrs. Prtle TO
Memphis tomorrow and place her in
ST. Joseph's hospital, where we hope
she will rapidly recover her wonted
health.
Pettus 4 Buford bought of Mrs Mag
gle Hatcher, last week, her interest in
the store building now occupied 10y
them, the consideration being 1000.
and at once let a contract to G.. b.
Thomson, of Marianne, to build an ex.
tension two-stories high back to the
alley. Work has already been CON-
menced, aud when completed will give
them one of the best and most commo-
dious business houses in town.
Miss Mollie Allen of South Fork.
Ky, says she has prevented attacks OF
cholera morbus by taking Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
when she felt an attack coming on.
Such attacks are usually caused by
Indigestion and these Tablets are just
what is needed to cleanse the stomach
and ward off the approaching attack
Attacks of bilious collie NAV be pre-
vented in the same way. For sale by
j. L. Sanders.
Elder w. II, Paslay left the first Of
the week for a months visit to the
Great Northwest. The venerable gen
tleman will go to Denver, Colorado,
thence to Portland, Oregon. and Seat
tie, Washington, and will also visit his
sons, r. +. punch Paslay and w. d.
Paslay, who are engaged in business at
Anacrostes and Wslla Wala, Wash
ngton. We wish the esteemed gentle.
man a safe and pleasant journey
News.
S. B. Trapr, jr., received last Satur-
day from his brother.in-Iaw, Noble J.
Wiley Lieutenant of the 9Th, L. :.
Infantry, stationed in Manila, Pana-
ma Hat, which was certainly beauty.
1t came through the mail, rolled like a
piece OF cloth, aud was in applepie or.
der. 1t is the lightest weight hat the
writer ever saw, seeming so light that
one could blow it up like feather.
Sid is very proud of 1t, and took it with
him saturday night when he went to
Oklahoma City to visit his relatives.
During his recent visit to Little
Rock Mayor German called upon the
proper Choctaw officials and secured a
promise from them that they will short
y and promptly build what is hereaf-
ter to be known as an industrial spur
beginning west of the oil mill spur.
and TO tap the lands adj ,cent thereto
which NAV be available for sites for
manufacturing concerns, And this is
another long step toward securing fac
tories. Mayor Germans ideas along
THESE lines are progressive, and if he is
properly supported Will win the
game" Play ball
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