The Forrest City times., 1909-01-15

l desire to inform my customers and friends and the public generally that the Forrest iCity Gin Co. $ coal business and stock of coal escaped the ravages of the disastrous fire of last Tuesday morning and all orders for coal will have the usual prompt at tention. Send or phone your orders for coal. James Wolfe, Manager.
 JUST RECEIVED-l5O sheet pie lures from DC to 20c each. Come and select what you want before they are picked over. Also nice lot of new mouldingss-latest patterns. Pictures enlarged from sl.50 up. Give us your order, and we will save you money. We sell the best sewing machine made for the money. A. l.. Stevens X Co.
 Ed. w. II. Paslay Is resting easily, and getting along as we'll as can be ex- pected. He has run good race, and if it is the Lord s will to rest his spirit. he will be mourned by devoted fam fly and legion of friends who love him for the good he has done in the world. We hope he may be spared to his family and friends for many years yet.
 My line of fancy groceries has been carefully selected. l handle nothing but the very best goods that money can buy, and retail them at the very lowest prices possible. l want your trade, and am willing to do everything that is fair and honest to get it. Come In and see me in my new store. wheth- CT you buy or not. Sincerely, F. C. Nicely,
 Everything in our very large stock of lumber paints, glass, lime, cement. builders hardware and materials of all kinds, is brand new. We have opened new yards north of Marion Ho- tel. and want our old customers and new ones to come and see us. We will treat you right. Office next to Hatch CTS Stable. Euart- Marshall Lumber Company.
 The third number of the Lyceum Course will appear at the opera house on the evening of January 2ith. In this Everett Kemp will present some of his best work in impersonation and interpretive recital. The patrons of the course may rest assured that this attraction has treat in store for them; Remember the date and bring your friends.
 There is rare treat in store for the music lovers of Forrest City. Miss Helen Watson, most talented yio. mist, and member of the Beethoven symphony Orchestra, of Memphis, and Miss Julia Prichard, our own talent ed pianist, will give recital at the Prichard Music Hall, on Monday night, January 25th for the benefit of the Episcopal church.
 Members of the Forrest City Fire Department desire us to extend thanks to the Forrest City Gin Company for its kindly remembrance liberal do- nation. While the boys work to ex tlngulsh and prevent the spread of fires from sense of duty, vet these unexpected donations urge them to greater endeayor, feeling that their services are appreciated.
 The news of the death of Mrs. $. II. Babcock at JonesbOro, on January , 1909 was received here few days later with deep regret by large circle of friends. She was the mother of Rev. Sidney H. Babcock, formerly pastor of the NJ. F.. Church here. and a widely known and noble woman. whose lovely christian character was admired by all who knew her.
 Call on the Euart Marshall Lumber { ompany, first door west of Hatcher's Livery Stable; when in need of any thing in the way of lumber, sash. | doors, paints, oils, glass, putty lime. cement, brick, builders hardware or builders material of any kind. They have just opened their new yards south of Marion Hotel and have a complete new stock. Prices the lowest.