The Forrest City times., 1905-02-10
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Mr.J B. Tyson, A very clever and popular young man who had been in the employ Of the Bond Supply Con- pany at Widener, and who had been i'll with pneumonia for several weeks in a hospital in Memphis, died on Thurs day of last week.
 Our good name Is business asset which we value too highly ie place In jeopardy by making the slightest mis- representation. You may depend Hpon our goods being just like we tell you. Your money back If they are not. Pas lay & Johnson.
 Sandy Bottom" is homelike, old-fash- toned story of the South written by John Crttenden Webb and will be the attrac- ton at the opera house, February 16. The play and company have received unstnt- ed praise from press and public wherever they have appeared.
 Squire !. !. Wood, of Palestine, has been in town for week or ten days a guest of his son, l.. F Wood aand IS being treated by Dr. Smith for'a can cer on his nose. We are informed that Squire Wood is highly pleased with the prospect of cure.
 T. c. Folbre, Jr., & Co, are still im- provIng and beautifying their place of l business. Paint and other new lx- lures lately added gives their place a 1 very cheerful and inviting look. The boys are enterprsing, and success Is crowning their efforts.
 Marriage licenses were issued in Memphis Monday 10 Mir, R. D Hum- phries and Miss Mary Burks. This Is supposed to be Mr. Drew Humphiies, formerly of this city, and his many friends will join The Times ir wishing them great joy and prosperity
 Cold type does scant justice to the variety of our stock, and we caonot em- phasiZe loo much the fact that we have never failed to make you a price on your purchases which competitors do not care to tackle. Give us d call and be convinced. Paslay & Johnson.
 The Alice Carey Concert Company is coming to the opera house on feDruafy 23. This is the third oi MT F. C. 1 Pettus' enter ainments. and IS an at traction of very high class. Music lovers should not forget the date. and there should be liberal patronage.
 The fullest value Of your money is no novelty here-it is standing condi- ton. We carry the biggest and best | line of ready mixed paints in Eastern Arkansas, and will guarantee 1t to be l just as represented. Why not give us your next order. Paslay x Johnson. You talk about "A Breezy Time, why a Kansas cyclone Is not Tn It Wlth It. Thr founders must have experl- enced some such an event to have con- piled so many funny events. You laugh-you don't cry-you simply hol- fer and yell Opera house February }.
 The awning in front of Mir. J. T. De- mpnt's store collapsed Saturday night under q heavy load of snow and ice Luckily no one happened under It at the time, though only d short time be- fore the fall, MT. l. NJ. Nichols and a party of friends were congregated there.
 I Mir. Abner Elliott, of Palestine, is assisting Mir T. w. Barrow in his new hardware store. He is a very clever young gentleman who seems to have an eye to business, and line on the boss's interests, and will make 1t to the interest of his friends to give him a call.
 Mir. " B. Nelson, genial salesman l for Mr. Robert l.. Pettus, has been con- l fined to his room several days this week with grip. He was able tO be at the store again Wednesday evening, and informed us yesterday that he thoug ht he was ill fair way to complete restor- aton,
 Mr w. E FOgg, of Telico township, was in the city Monday 10 take his wife home. Mrs. Egg has been in the home of his sister, Mrs. $. c. Wilson. for several weeks under the treatment of Dr. smith for stomach trouble, and We are glad to learn has been greatly benefited.
 Miss Lollie German, of Searcy. ar rived in the city last night and will be guest of Mrs Nj E. Hatcher for a week or two. Miss L0llje is very pretty and popular young woman who has many friends in Forrest City, where she was raised, all of whom are delighted to welcome her.
 Miss Annie Pearson, who had been l in Memphis for a month, charming guest of relatives. returned home Wed nesday night, greatly to the delight of her relatives and many friends here. She spent a most delightful month in the Bluff City, and her friends there were sorry 10 see her leave.
 Col. V. B. lzard. sergeant at arms of the House of Representatives, came home few days ago quite indisposed, and has since been confined to his bed at the home of his daughter, Mrs. E. A. Long. We understand that Mrs. IZard 1 is also i'll at the home of her daughter, MT. J. W. Williams, at Wynne.