The Forrest City times., 1911-08-04

daytime, feel dull. achey and want 10 stretch freq uently II is an unmistak- able symptom of malaria, and unless l you do something at once you are book ed for spell Of chils HERBINE is chill medicine that will prevent or cure the disease. IL drives out the impurities on which the malarial germ ! thriyes, strengthens the liver and cleanses the bowels Price 50c. Sold by l J. T. Sanders.
 Mrs. Gervaise McCrary. of Parkin. arrived here Wednesday from Mem- i phis, accompanied by her husband, l and being quite II. was helped from the train and taken to the home of his i parents. MT. and Mrs B. F McCrary l where she is receiving every attention I and we hope will soon be better She had been in the Lucy Brinkley hospi- l tai undergoing operations for append icites and other troubles. We are glad to learn this morning that she is getting along nicely.
 A telegram received in this city l Monday by Mrs J. 0. Winfield. brought the sad news af the death of Miss Maria Elliott. of Okolona. Miss l iSsippi Miss Elliott resided here for some time number of years ago. and 1 taught music in the public school She was one of ths brightest and jolli- est of our young women in those days and very popular with q large circle Of friends whom we join in sincere sympathy to the bereaved family in their great atfliction. Her death is deeply regretted here
 Capt F. NJ. Prewett, one of the pic neers of this town. veteran of two wars, widely known and beloved by a large circle of relatives and friends. whose illness for two or three weeks has been exclusively announced in this 1 paper, seems no better or worse. He 1 is of advanced age. being in his S5th i year and his loved ones are greatly distressed at his Illness, and fear that he may not recover. The life of this good man and his knowledge of the early history of this county, would make an interesting volume
 Deputy Potts arrested Thursday morning, negro nurse girl, who has been in the employ of Mrs. Edgar Taylor, for the theft of gold watch, valued at $50, and S10 in money, from Mrs, Mamie Barringer. The girl con- fessed to the theft. and says she gave the money and watch to another negro woman. named Tinnie Norman, and l this woman and a negro man. Bud Allison have also been arrested charged with c0mplicity in the,crime They are all in jail The stolen arti- cles have not yet been recovered.
 For picnic parties or family luncheon, W. L. Lawrence has just received a big line of fresh and nice Deyiled Ham. Turkey and Chicken; BoneleSs Chicken. Chicken Loaf, Veal Loaf, ,Corned and Clipped Beef, Vienna Sausage, Lunch Tongue, Sardines, Herring and Salmon, Pickles, Cheese,
 Crackers and many other tempting and appetizins edibles. Don't fail
 to call on or up the City Grocery. Phone PAS.
 Deputy Sheriff B. s. Moore went over to Little Rock Monday and re. turned Tuesday. bringing with him twelve cOnyicts from the state peni- tentiary to be used in working the county roads. The men were carried first 10 the county jail, and an hour or two later were taken to Becks Spur.
 where they have established camp,
 and where work en the roads has
 begun. MT. Moore and Mr. Pierce Whitby, are on duty as day guards, while MT J. !. Taylor is serving as nj trE r3 a
 2ft eleven negroes and one white man
 ae the gang a. present. The white
 k trusty. and acts aS cook,
 taH' ractS have been let for the build concrete culYertS and laying
 tiu tliug in course Of the con
 -tt ion of the roads. and Forrest . tH3 parties viii do the worii
 FOR SALE Three Log Wagons. l. oHly slightly used and in first class i. condition Phone RiyeryieN 2s4. . NayIor x Johnson Company.
 Deputy SEefiH Potts returned from
 Memphis sunday night bringing with
 him negro named Allen D6Xey.
 wanted for the murder last November on the Grahm farm. of auothsr negro
 named R0bt Burnett Doxey made Ids
 since been at large He was indicted . al the March term of Circuit Court
 for murder tn the first degree. Potts
 got on his trail. and finally got wind
 of him in Memphis. He went 10 that city last Friday and after making himself known ta the police finally located the place where b0xey was boarding in house on Monroe street.
 He went Co the house and asked for
 the negro. passing himself ah aS his
 father. The nan wanted finally came m to dinner. and Potts nabbed him.
 The negro proprietor 0f the place at
 tempted to Interfere with Potts. bat
 the arrival of the Memphis police with thS patrol wagon. scared him Oif
 and he made his escape
 FOR SALE-A fen.faam boarding
 house, furnished complete. Terms 10 suit purchaser Good location. Ad
 dress The Times. Forrest City Afk.
 An enjoyable dance was given Tues. day night at the RnllNage store build ing ppNf dnnr a ShfaHffS* Vfrf#.s St.s.