The Forrest City times., 1905-02-17
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uO tO ". \. LfdDS ttlc CaS1usSC High Price Grocer for Flour. l am handling the OMEGA, the finest that comes to the city, and it will cost you one dollara Sack. l also handle for ray SECOND GRA DE the Elect which 1 am offering for Eighty Fivs cts.
 Cold type does scant justice to the variety of our stock, and we cannot ssm- phasize too 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 call and be convinced. Paslay X Johnson.
 The fullest value of your money fs no novelty here-it is a standing condi- ton. We carry the biggest and best line of ready mixed paints in Eastern Arkansas, and will guarantee it to be just as represented Why not give us ,eur next order Paslay < Johnson.
 Milam's Business University of Lit t!e Rock. Ark, Oklahoma City, o. T |, and Enid. O. T.. has the strongest faculty aud best equipment of any sim jar schools in tbe South. Positions guaranteed under reasonable condi- tions. For full particulars address Mi Iam's Business University, Little Rock, Arkansas.
 Hot water attachment ranges have suffered during this extreme weather, and On Monday morning in the home of Mr. John w. AdersoH, bis fine range vas almost entirely wrecked by an ex- plosion of the reservoir due to thawing. Luckily no person was in the kitchen at the time, or serious results may have happened.
 We are late about two weeks in learn. ing of the arrival of 6ne baby boy al the home of Hr. and Mrs. Robert w. Benson, but not too late to cOngratu. late the happy parents. The young man arrived January 26, and is just as sweet as baby can te. The mother is doing nicely and is properly very proud of her second son.
 Wednesday afternoon the seven year old son of Mrs. J. B Terry met with g serious accident. The little fellow was playing in the yard Of his home, near a lumber pile. which in some way 1t fell, striking the little fellow, break ing bis right leg above the ankle. Dr Merritt was called, and pronounced il a compound comminut. Ve fracture.
 Ram not making 6 speciality of groc- ffies, but have nice lne of fresh staple groceries which viii be pleased 10 sell at lowest market prices. l ID. vite your inquiries and patronage, and will spare DO reasonable effort to givt you perfect satisfaction as 10 quality and prices. Try some of my grocere, next time you are making an order Phone 24 T. W. Barrow.
 The Knights of Pythias had a meet ing Wednesday afternoon and elected the following officers Sol Lewis, c. C T, W. Barrow, V. O.; R w Benson M. of E. l.. Hurley, NJ. of F.; John M Brown, K. of R. & 5 Dr N. P. Beau champ. Prelate; J. T, Brady, NJ. of A f. H. Barker, delegate 10 grand lodge and J. c. Bell, alternate The guard Will be appointed by the C. C.
 Nr. C. Nj. Pettus was in town Sat urdxy on business, and gave us pleas ant call, aud has our thanks for ad vance subscription to the Old Reliable He made a contract with Judge Folbr to build cantelever bridge acros Grow Greek on the road between Wes ley church and Hughes cemetery. Tn bridge is to be about 79 feet long, an the price el 50 per foot, with actu, cost of cantslsver extra. Mr. Pe'tt is the road overseer in that distric, aBd has recently made very gratifYin improvements in the roads.
 The city has purchased large gon, and it has been installed at the top ot tall telephone pole at The J. W Bee Oonpany's corner. It will be operate from the telephone exchange for u purpose of calling an officer 10 the Va ious parts of the city, and for s0undin en alarm of fire. Three rings Wi theau that an officer is wanted, and | will use the nearest phone to lear where. and respond immediately c horse back. A continuous ringin
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