The Forrest City times., 1905-02-24

DeadeDiDg Felt once used alWay
 used. Your new home will not bs tbm
 plete without it. Also Ready MVd'
 Roofing and Rosin Sheathing. "A r0pu prepared with Resin Side Sheating |
 comfortable in winter or summer, ant
 is fuel saver Talk with Paslay
 Johnson about these good things
 Misses Mary and Grace Norfleet, O Collierville, Tennessee, arrived Friday
 accompanied by Little Louise Cargill daughter of Mr. John Cargill, of thu same city. 10 visit the family of Mrs
 Marshall on South Rosser street. Mis-! Grace returned Monday, and Mis-! Mary and Louise will go tomorrow. Mir. J. B. Hall, of Wheatley, was 7 genial visitor in the city Wednesday or business. He gave us a pleasant call and has our thanks for advance re
 newal of subscription, Mir. Hall says
 he thinks the farmers in the western part of the county will reduce the cot ton acreage this year quite materially
 Paslay & Johnson are dealers in everything. You can buy ton of coal or house and lot of them if you want to, and if they bavn't one, they will hustle around and get it for You. But seriously, they would like to sell you a few tons of good coal at price which will tickle your purse, the good Kind, too.
 Milam's Business University of Lit tie Rock. Ark, Oklahoma City o. T., and Enid. 0. T., has the strongest faculty and best equipment of any sim- liar schools in tue South. Positions guaranteed under reasonable condi- tions. For full particulars address Mi lam's Business University, Little Rock, Arkansas. T"
 MT. w. R. Simmons, of near Colt, father of Mrs. Vital Snowden, of this city, returned Sunday from Memphis, where he had been in the hospital. Mrs. SnOwden informs us that her father IS not doing as well as they expected. and fears he will have toreturn and undergo surgical operation before he can fully recover his health.
 Capt. George M. Head and family have returned to Marianne to reside and have taken charge of the Gregory house near the depot, which Is now open for the accommodation Of the public. Their many friends are glad to welcome them back to Marlanna and wish them success Tn their new un- Marianne Index.
 The case of the State vs. Wood Nicely, charging assault and attempt to rape Maggie Cox, and set for trial Wed. nesday before Squire Sanders, was post poned until Monday. Maggie Cox IS the 1e-year-old daughter of Eugene Cox, a we'll knOwo negro porter, and the colored people generally are showing interest in the case.
 Mir. E. R. Norton. of Star, Alabama, arrived in the city Sunday on visit to his parents and other relatives and friends, and on business. Ted is get ting on nicely in his new location, and the bloom of health is shining upon his cheeks through the healthful outdoor work, He gave us pleasant call Mon- day, and has our thanks for favors.
 Elect, OMEGA, Invincible and White Crest Flour, Mos sy Creek Molasses, Dessert Brand of Canned Goods, and everything else in groceries, are sold by Fondren & Smith at lowest prices.
 Mr. Walker Seaborn, deputy circuit clerk who had been quite i'll for two weeks at the home of Mir. and Mrs. N. J. Allen, at Colt, is much better and able to resume his duties, which he did Wednesday, He is courteous, accom- modating and Qentlemanly in all his dealings with the public, and his many friends are glad to see him at bis post again. .t
 Miss Lucille Pearson, very pretty and charming young iady Of Jackson, Mississippi, arrived in the city Satur- day on her return from visit to rela- tives and friends at Ft. Worth, Texas, and will spend several weeks here as a guest in the home of Hon. and Mrs. G
 w, Pearson. She is very kindly re membered by friends made during { former visit.
 Madame E. Boyle and Mrs. Hugi MCOOTIulCk lCiU MOuudy lOI Aitti' Rock in answer to a message statinl that Daniel, the little son of MT anC Mrs. J. G. (Bud) Boyle was very sic and threatened with pneumonia, ant that a new boy had just arrived. w hope little Dan is better; and corgratu late the parents upon the safe arriva of the new boy,
 A number of gentlemen went ove to Memphis to take in the Chimes Honeymoon Monday night. Messrs K. P. Taylor, Langford Vanderslice R J. Izard, Dr. J. H. Dunavant, Pey ton Scott, and Mir. Barringer, compos
 ed the party. They all had delight ful time, and enjoyed the dne play [ the utmost. Williams accompanie 1 the crowd as 8 mascot.
 am not making speciality of grot
 cries, but l have nice line of fires
 staple groceries which l will be please | to sell at lowest market prices. l II vite your inquiries and patronage, an
 will spare no reasonable effort to giv
 you perfect satisfaction as to lualit
 and prices. Try some of my grocerie ! next time you are making an order l Phone 2i. T. W. Barrow.