The Forrest City times., 1905-03-10
LOCAL ADDENDA.

MT Jesse AcGuffey has accepted . situation as salesman with Mir. Robert l. Pettus.
 Capt. James Russell went to Little Rock Tuesday on business about the Levee Board.
 Miss Mary Joe Pettus has been in Memphis several days this week visit. |. ing her brother Tom, and taking in the shows.
 Hon. J. D. BauRh joined Mrs. Baugh in Memphis Tuesday night. ard they saw R clard Mansfield in "Ivap. The Terrible"
 Mrs. Alice l. Taylor and Mrs. Lucy Word spent several days this week with relatives and friends at Haynes, return- ing Wednesday night.
 MT. Oliver Rowland, handsome and hustling salesman with Fussell- Ora. ham. A lderson Company, spent Sunday with homefO'k near Haynes.
 The ladies will be pleased to know that we have received and opened big line of beautiful materials for liar danger Embroidery and Berlin work, and we invite them to call and inspect s.me. R. H. Winfield & Co.
 The Wednesday Whist Club enter. tained their gentlemen friends at the Roleson last Tuesday night. A hand person making the highest score.
 Lights to Literature-lst. 2nd, 3rd, and 4th parts-are now on sale at the Newsstand. Also AppletOn's Readers, HarriDg On's SptlerS, and COrnell's first steps in Geography. Others will be ordered and supplied promptly.
 Mrs D. E. Hoshall, Miss Nonie Rng. CTS, Mrs. J. F. Lynch, Mrs. A. D. Nc. Daniel and Misses Nell and Elizabe h Minor. who atteuded Mardi Gras at New Orleans, returned yesterday. They enjoyed the festivities immensely.
 The Dennison line of paper napkins just received at the Newsstand. They are the prettiest lot we ever saw, and we have them in various designs at regular prices-25c and 50c per loo. Ask to see them. They are certainly pretty.
 Our good name is a business asset which we value too highly 10 place in jeopardy by making the slightest mis. You may depend spOn our goods being just like we tell you. Your money back If they are not. Pas lay & Johnson.
 With the balmy Spring weather we are featuring a big and beautiful line of Embroideries, Edges, Insertions and AllOvers of all kinds, and are mak- ing prices to move them quickly. Wait for our swell lipe of Hats. k. II. Winfield x Co.
 Several comfortable rooms in the Long block, suitable for offices or sleep ing experiments, are for rent at very reasonable prices. For further par ticulars call on Mrs. Pauline Goddard or Mir. LangfOrd Vanderslice, clerk, at the Marion hotel.
 Alfred Dean, colored, had his leg and two fingers cut off, and vas hurt internally by attempting to board moving train at Madison last Sunday night. He was brought here and taken care of by Deputy s. B. Swan until Monday night when he died.
 Cold type does scant justice 10 the variety of our stock, and we cannot em- 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 ca I and be convinced. Paslay x Johnson.
 The Ewood Poultry Wire, 60 inches high. and the ElwOod Fencing Ware, 26. 34 and 58 inches high, the best wire fencing made, is sold exclusively in Forrest City by the Russell Graham Alderson Company. who meet all con- petitiOn-especially on above wire.
 Miss Ruth Hatcher left Wednesday via DeVall's Bluff for Searcy, to be a guest in the home of Mir. H. r. Cor man, and assist Miss LOllie in nursing him. MT. German has had very ma lignant attack of the grip. barely es- caping pneumonia, but is improving.
 The fullest value of your money is no novelty here--it IS a standing condi- tion. We carry the biggest and best lluc LII Iedut MiAcu poIHUS III EdSttTn Arkansas, and will guarantee it to be just as represented. Why not give us your next order. Paslay & Johnson.
 The Young Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church will have cake and ice cream sale at Mrs. s. l. Trice's, Friday, March 24th, for the benefit of their church fund. All are cordially invited, and it is hoped they will be literally patron iZed.
 Will Crisp killed Will Taylor at Whitmore Saturday night aud made his escape. Both parties are negroes. The difficulty arose over the visits of Crisp to the home of Taylor. From all we can learn Crisp was amply justified in using his gun 10 such good effect. He is still at large.
 Nicely & Neblett have a handsome new advertisement in this paper, all nouncng the arrival and opening of Spring Dress and Dry Goods, Notions. Etc, and will, on Monday, give to each customer who buys Dry Goods to