The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-11-27

| Ma ana NHOH MOVES has Just bStH ~
ceived. All the late and new winter
colors. Don..., piss this line, II You
want Gloves.
Mrs. Joe Mosbs of Charlottesville,
was a popular visitor in town from
| Friday until Monday night, and was
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John NJ Davis. She vas accompanied
by her very interesting little son Ar
thur Davis Mosley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Nicely of Little
Rock arrived Wednesday They are
at present with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w ). Durborow, and will make
Forrest City their future home. They
have many friends here who will ex-
tend them cordial welcome.
The Red Gin is putting in Straub
export grist mill which will be the flu
est ever seen in this county, and viii
be ready within ten days to grind all
the cosn that may come to this town.
Farmers are invited to call at the Red
Gin and see this new enterprise.
Bob hodges, who sometime since
emigrateG. to Texas has sent advicfs
ahead that he will return to Yocona,
this county, to reside, and will be here
in about two weeks. Mrs. Egbert
Osborn, his daughter, has already ar.
rived aud willreside near Caldwell.
Mr.. I. Z. Prewett, of Franks town
ship, was in town Wednesday. He ill.,
formed us that the forest fires had
been raging near him for some time,
but that it had about spent its temper
He thought timber had been greatly
damaged, and said Luther Nelson had
lost about 200 panels Offence.
Look at that very handsome line of
Rochester silverware on sale by Bran
don q Baugh. 1t is quadraple plated
and there is none better Phe word
Rochester applied to silverware is
known throughout the nation. Call
and see it. The price is very attraC-
tive. Every piece warranted.
Elder r. A. Mahan, pastor OF Mari.
ana Baptist church will preach at the
Baptist church in Forrest City next
tSnnday morning at IL O'clock. The
public is cordially invited. There will
ba no service at night on account of
the farewell sermon of Bro. w. ii .
Dyer at the Methodist church.
LOsT-A gold medal in shape of NAL
tese cross. Had engraved on one side
superior Diligence, June 18th,
| 1872" On the reverse side the name
Alice Somerville" had been engraved
but this has been cut out and the let
ters 'B. Y. r." cut over it, Liberal
reward for return to f. c. Pettus.
VIM House, negro, was shot in the
face and seriously wounded as a result
of crap game which broke up in a
row over in GIiggs township, above
Widener, Tuesday night. The parties
all claim that the shooting WAS done
by an unknown party from the outside
who bred through crack in the house.
Dunavant's line of French China
ware simply outclasSes anything of the
kind we have ever seen in this city.
You cannot realize its exquisite shape,
color and beauty, unless you see it. 1t
Will really he great free pleasure to
you to call at Dunavant's Drug Store,
and examine this magnificent stock OF
holiday souvenirs.
a negro infant Of very recent birth,
who had been buried without proper
certificate, was unearthed by dogs and
discovered exposed in the coiored
cemetery, the first Of the week. A
jury was empanelled by Coroner j
I'll. Alley to inquire into the facts and
circumstances, but have not as vet
rendered verdict.
The styles are constantly changing.
Be sure you get the latest in color ana
fabric when you purchase Dress
Goods. have the most beautiful line
of Dress Goods, Trimmings, and La
dies Furnishings that | ever carried
The stock is right up to now, and the
price so low that you are bound to be
pleased. Robert l.. Pettus.
Christmas shoppers VIII do well to
not overlook that swell line of Cut
Glass on sale at the popular drug store
of Shields Il HambletOH. These arti-
ces are very handsome and make a
most appropriate gift for any occasion
The price Is very reasonable, too, thus
putting within the reach of al IA hand
some article at IA small price.
The Remnant Shoes for men, women.
boys, glls and children, beat the wol Id
fer wear and straight value. There
are none better for the money. | have
them in all grades and at various
! prices. Every pair a bargain. no mat.
ter what the price. Don't miss seeing
my line OF Shoes. 1t will pay YOU to
look at these. Robert l. Pettus.
| If You want to see something which
is perfectly exquisite. 20 to lhunavant' ;
and look into the Grst showcase on
your right, 1t is filed with the most
perfectly lovely Ereuch Caina that
money will buy. For Nmas there is
nothing more appropriate, and certain
! ~ there Is nothing IN chinaware more
beautiful II is hand-painted and
| burned.
c. n. Bynum, who lives on the ridge
| near Hughes Graveyard. was in town
Wednesday on business He saws
forest fires have been raging in his
| neighbarhood and that he worked al
Monday night To extinguish threaten.
ing flames. The fence on the S0nih
line of Hugh Jett'S place for half mile
and all of the north string on the
! Lucas place, WAS DESTROYED. There
were no other losses to speak of.