The Forrest City times., 1905-02-10

| Capt. T. c. Merwin has been quite sick this week with the grIp, and una ble to attend to his office duties. Mrs. Merwin, too. .ias not been at all welt, but is convXescing. We hope both
 will soon be able 10 be out and about
 their duties.
 Deadening Felt once used always used. Your dew home will not be com
 pete without it. Also Ready-M Ade
 Roofing and Resin Sheathing. A room prepated with Resin Side Sheating IS comfortable in winter or summer, and is fuel saver. Talk with Paslay & Johnson about these good things.
 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 havn't one, they will hustle around and get it for yon. But seriously, they would like to sell you q few tons of good coal at a price which
 will tickle your purse, the good kind, 1 too.
 The play, Because I Love You. which was presented with such charming suc- cess on January 3l, by local talent, Will be repeated onlght. If you wish to enjoy an evening of unalloyed pleasure, and at the same time contribute to the Church and Ophelousian Circle fund, 1 go to the opera mouse to night. AdmiS- 1 sion 25c. Reserved seats 35e.
 If you haven't seen our Valentines you have missed one of the prettlest sights in town. The finest assortment ever shown in Forrest City is now be- ing featured at the Newsstand. Come and pick out what you want. Re sure 1 to send your sweetheart, or some other 1 fellows sweetheart, a beauty from this stock. Landyoigt & Nadakin. The Young Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist church wilt have a Val entine party at the residence of Rev. and Ms, w. c. Davidson, on Tuesday night, February IA, 1905 There will be music and refresh mentF, and fun galore. Admission 25c All are cor dlally invited, and the young ladies should receive liberal patronage.
 Mrs $ II. Mann, who had expected to go t0 Louisville and remain several weeks, returned home Saturday night, having gone no farther than Memphis, owing to the illness of Mir. Mann's mother, who was expected to come here from Pine Bluff and keep house for Mr. Mann during her absence. She will go later.
 In this issue may be seen an adver- tisemcnt of R q. Winfield & Co.,, who are closing out the remnant of their winter lines of trimmed hats and caps. They are also featuring d swell line Ot DC and 10c laceS, and matched sets in Embroideries and Dimities. They are advertising very attractive prices Read their announcement, and tel 'em you SAW itin The Times
 am not making speciality of gr0c- cries, but 1 have nice l'ne Of fresh stap groceries which 1 will be pleased to sell 1t lowest market prices. l 'n- vite your inquiries and patronage, and will spare TO reasonable effort to give you perfect satisfaction as to quality and prices. Try some of my grocerles next time you are making an order Phone 24 T. w. Barrow.
 MT. l.. E. Davenport, Sr, lost a fac mare Sunday night. It is thought that she was overfed on peahav, or thai 1 having been driven to sleigh untll she was quite warm, and afterwards watered, that perhaps this caused the l fatality. Al any rate our friend Mr 1 Davenport is considerable loser l probably due to the care essness of the 1 negro who attended the animal.
 T. ". Barrow, in addition to a hand 1 some line of Hardware, has line of 1 staple groceries, such as four, meal meat, canned goods, sugar, coffee, sa t, l snuff tobacco, and lots Of other thing- 1 in the grocery line too numerous to mention, which he will furnish at the lowest market prices. Call up phone 24 when you need anything in this line, and Barrow will please you.
 The ne Y seats have ben installed ih the MethOdistc hurch this week by tn, Messrs. ErismaD, and the building l. otherwise complet2, presenting veIy attractive and coZy appearance. We congratulate the ladies upon their thrift energy and enterprise. If 1t wasn't fo' the women, the poor men would de generate into heathenS There will b. services in the church Sunday morning and night at the usual hours. The public is cordially invited,
 Nr Dan Wyds and son, Dan, Jr.. lett Saturday, in answer to message which announced that Grover Wylds was very ilI at school in Henderson, Tenn. Mrs Wylds also left Monday to attend his bedsde. The gentlemen have returned, and report that Grover WAS suffering with congestion of tbe stomach, but that he is improving His mother will remain with him until he is fully restored to his normal condi. ton.