The Forrest City times., 1905-05-19
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lANDVOlCT & VADAKIN. Editors and Publishers.
LOCAL ADDENDA.

shoes and placed them upon d bargain counter in our store. Until sold out these shoes, which cost us from SSc up, will be sold at actual first cost. Don't miss these bargains. Fondren, Smith X Company.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Grobmyer of Carrollton, Kentucky, parents of Mir. John Grobmyer have been guests of MT. and Mrs. l.. R. Grobmyer the past week, and visiting their son. They left this morning for their 'old Ken lucky home.
 In the spring is the time to Paint. yarnisb, stain, and otherwise brighten up the home and business house. Why not try those Varnish Stains and the Japaac sold by Paslay & Johnson. and brighten up the old furniture. Makes it look like new.
 MT. Tom Hall, popular head sales. man with E. J. Beasley & Co.,, of Mar ianna, was in town and shaking hands with several old friends Wedne sday morning. He was enroute home from Memphis. where he had been to witness the ceremonies.
 A very swell line of figured lawns, orgaudies and all thin weaves for sum- mer wear have just been received by Brandon, Baugh & O., and the ladies are cordially invited to call and get choice of these latest styles at most reasonable prices.
 We have taken the agency for the D-. Martins Infant Exerciser, and tired mothers may new have rest and enjoyment by watching baoy jump and crow. There is nothing like it. Price & 9; hammock attachment % cents extra. Landvolgt X Vadakin.
 Hon. Jacob Shaul, of Marianna, was in town few hours yesterday forenoon between trains. He had been up to Little Rock, and says when they arrested George Chapline,o of Monroe, he got scared and came home. MT. Shaul gave Us a pleaeant social visit.
 Rev. George E. Hancock, A NJ spent Sunday at Searcy, where he ad- miniStered ba6t'Sm to quite number of persons, returning Monday. Prof. George Christian conducted the morn ing service the Church of the Good Shepherd during his absence.
 Mrs. W. D. Wall, of Helena, came up Monday and was quite ill at the Mar ion hotel, Her husband, MT. Whit Wall, the genial St. Louis hardware man, was also in the city attending her bedside, and at intervals mingling with his numerous friends and customers.
 X stroke of good luck is what you might term this opportunity to get ready-made screens at such low prices of Paslay & Johnson. They guarantee to fit any old frames. Warping and shrinking has no effect on the Wheeler Screens. Works in all kinds of weather.
 Ladies, we have an e'egant new stock of umbrellss-just opened-comprising all the swellest shades, changeable celors, etc. They are beauties, and are sure to please you, at from soc to 5 % It will be mutual pleasure if you will look them over. Brandon, Baugh & Go
 MT. A. NJ Orr, of Mt. Carmel. Illi- nois, who has large landed interest in St. Francis bottom, where he has made fortune within few years. arrived in the city WedneSdSy on business, and was registered at the Marion. MT. J F. Froman of the same city was also here.
 Contractors and builders are invited to make our yards their headquarters when at leisure, and 10 inspect our large stock We can fill any kind Of an order that calls for building material promptly and at the most reasonable figures The Forrest City Lumber Company.
 Screen Doors and Windows ale the best friends womankind ever had They are perfect luxury, which are within the means of every househO der They don't cost much, and you will never re- gret placing an order with us for complete line for your home. Paslay X Johnson.
 If you are looking for nice line of dress and dry goods for the spring sea son, don't overlook the new stock at W. T. Sanders, consisting of newest shades of voile, ginghams. lawns, cali cOes, waist goods, etc, These goods will be sold at the lowest market prices. Give him call.
 Mrs. Drucilla Mosby, of Crawfords- vile, arrived Friday, on visit to her parents. Mir. and Mrs. John NJ, Davis, and other relatives and friends, and had her two fine children with her. Grandpa Davis was as happy as sun beam duriug their stay, They return. ed Monday night,
 Mir. J. c. Bonner, of J. II. Bonner x Co, who recently purchased the Rum- age X Son mill and timber in St. Fran cis bottom, was in town yesterday on business. They are building standard gauge railroad from Quigley to Black fish Lake and otherwise improving the Value of that section.
 Messrs. J. B. Sanders, J. B. Hodges, N. B. Nelson, J. B. Terry, J: J. Bar ron, Dr. c. $. Aldrich, E. k. Fogg, Paul Gwyn, Bob Waterman, J. G. Slaughter, and Masters Ernest Ham bleton, Bert Mallory and James Fon- dren went to Memphis Tuesday to take