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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-10
Rev. Fuller's Death.

Rev. r. NJ. Fuller, residing in SIOcum
park, and a well known and highly eS-
teemed Episcopal minister, died at Corpus
Christi early this morning after an Illness
of several days. The body was brought to
this city on the 2 o'clock train this after
noon and was conveyed Immediately to
the city cemetery where it was inferred
Rev. Fuller is the fatherin-law Of j. E.
Young, fromerly of the firm Of Young &
Arnold, who died here several months
ago.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-10
Bulgaris's Prince WEEDS.

ROME. April lO.-The marriage of
Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria and the
Princess Marie Louise. daughter OF the
Duke OF Parma. will take place today at
the villa Of the Duke near Rome. 4 Sc
rieS Of brilliant entertainments prrcede
and follow the wedding. which is attract
ing more attention in Europe than any
event of the kind in many years. The en-
gagcment was celebrated with great
pOmp a few weeks ago.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-10
Killed By An Electric Car.

New ORLEANS, April 1O.-The first fatal
accident on the new electric road in this
city, occurred TODAY. when William john
son, cOIored. of Meridian, Miss, was
knocked down and killed, by car No. IS,
at the corner of st. Charles avenue and
MelpNmene street The conductor and
motorman were locked up, charged with
running over and killing.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-10
Commissioners, Court

The county commissioners met this
morning and approved a number Of ac-
counts. The following other business was
transacted:
The applicants for positions as teach
rrs in the county schools will be eXamin-
ed next Friday and SATURDAY.. The exam
liners are II. l.. Stewart, Marshal john
son and Mrs. johnson.
The commissioners have accepted the
kind invitation of the ladies to partiCi-
pate in the parade on Flower day.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-10
The Bantam Championship.

NEWARK, N. j., April 1O.-A contest
which should prove extremely interesting
is that between Billy Piimm"r. the worlds
champion bantam weight, and Danny
Mcbride, of New York, AT the New Jer-
Sey Amusement company'S CALIFORNIAN
Park. Newark; tonight. A six and ten
round bout will be given as a proper sort
of send off to the Plimmer- Mcbride af-
fair, which will be for the bantam weight
DiOnShip of the world and purse OF
- SnD
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-10
In Honor of Bradford

New YORK, April lO.-Today the Gro
lier club will tittingIy celebrate the two
hundredth anniversary OF printing in
New York. On Wednesday the Typothe-
tae will end the week of festivities in
honor and memory Of William Bradford
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-10
Building Permits.

The following building permits have
been issued since last report:
Mrs. Moss, repairs TO dwelling, North
Flores street, Fourth ward; $3.50
Jacob WohlfOhrt, lumber shed, North
Flores street, Third ward: S275.
Anton Hofacker. lumber gallery, Sher-
man street, Sixth ward: $50.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-10
No Trouble With Strikers.

HULL, April lO-Everything is quiet
today so far as the strike of the dock
labOrcrS is concerned. and no diSOrderly
demonstrations have as yet been reported
None uniOniSt labOrcrS are actively at
work in loading number of vessels
without Interference hY tho strikers
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Collision in st, Louis.

ST. LOUIS, April lO..-A collision Oc =
Cured the morning at Tenth and Wash
ingtOn streets, between car |, of North
ern Central Railway and car 4, Of Ben
ton Bellpfantanie Railway company. Four
men were dangerously injured and a
number of others more or less cut and
hrIllSnA
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-10
Chopping Off Heads.

WASHINGTON, April 1O.-The totaln num-
Der of fourth class postmaSterS appointed
today was ll9 of these 80 were to fill
vacancies caused by deaths and resigna-
tionS and twenty by removals of post
masters. Seventeen had served four
wears and over,
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Gasoline Explosion.

about 10 o'clock this morning to eX-
tincuiSh a supposed blaze on the corner of
Eighth street and Avenue ID. 1t was soon
learned, however. that the cause of the
alarm was only the explosion Of a small
amount of gasoline in a stove. The loss
is not over SO
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It Will be Warmer.

WASHINGTON, April lO.-ForecaSt till S
pm. Tuesday for eastern Texas generally
fair, sOutherly winds. warmer in eastern
Texas Tuesday a. IN: also warmer, Tues
day p. m, except on coast.
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Heavy Cattle Shipments.

here have been busy last week handling
stock There were 20 cars of cattle
transferred for paSturage in the Indian
Territory. and II cars for the local and
foreign markets. Nine cars of horses
were also handled by these companies
from that section.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-10
LIZZIE Borden's Trial.

FALL RIVER, April lO.-DiStrict Att0r-
npy William II Moody has been called by
Attorney Genera PillSbury to assist him
in the Lizzie Borden trial. which, it is eX-
pscIPd, will begin here today. 1t is doubt
full if anything beyond arrangement will
to accomplished today.
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Exhibits Must Be on Hand.

CHICAGO. April lO.-ThiS is the final
day for the admission Of Worlds Fair eX-
hibttS. although the rule will probably
BE- made elastic enough to suit many
necessary delays.
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Returned to Washington.

WAsHINGToN d. c. April 1O-PreSident
Cleveland, Secretary Gresham and Scna-
tor White, of Louisiana, arrived i'm Wash
ingtOn this morning at 1912. via. the
Pennsylvania railroad.
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It Will be Grand.

San Antonio is promised rare musical
treat at the Grand opera house on Fri
day and Saturday, when the Mexican
Typical orchestra and the Spanish EStu
dianUiana appears at the Grand opera
house under the direction Of the renowned
Professor Garcia. Then Spanish mus iC
in all It's cxquisiteneSS will Ce most de-
lightiuIIy rendered on stringcd inStru-
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Sport at the Springs.

There was very lively and interesting
sprint at San Pedro Springs yesterday
afternoon. The race was between Gross
son and Robbins and the distance 100
yards :CrOsson was the winner by a yard
in II seconds. Robbins, although he
stumbled on the home stretch, came in a
good second and his friends believe that
had it not been for his mishap he would
have been the winner. CrosSOn. however,
never has lost race.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-10
Canadian Horses at Auction.

New YORK, April lO.-The big annual
Spring sale of one hundred and fifty
high class Canadian horses will take
place today at the American Horse En-
change here.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-10
Cholera in Paris.

PARIS, April 1O.-Three persons died of
cholera yesterday in LeOrient. in the de-
partment of Morbihan. France, where the
disease has caused many deaths recently.
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Electric Railway Franchise.

BALTIMORE, Nd, April lO.-All fran
chises and rights of-way have been re-
ceived and are guaranteed, it is said, for
an electric railway between Baltimore
and Washington and construction will
begin at an early date.
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An Explosion.

About II o'clock last night the inhabi-
tants around Washington Square were
aroused at hearing pistol shot. Officer
Dunn made an investigation and learned
that some one had placed large carriage
on the street car track and the car had
over it, causing a loud explosion.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-10
Open to the Militia of the Country

New YORK. April lO.-The contestants
at the Twelfth Regiment armOry here to-
night include a te>t.tO see how fast "A mile
can be covered by soldier. equipped i'm
heavy marching order. This event is open
to the militia of the country.
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TELEGRAPH
Crisp News Of This Gay Concerning
important Occurrences.
Sent Special to The Light by the
Associated Press and South
ern Afternoon Press Assn.
Gold Going Away.

New YORK, April 1O.-The steamship
Havel, sailing for Europe Tomorrow
will take out three and One-baIf millions
I'm gold
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-10

For rent, house 1 rooms south
front, plenty of shade, POI Utica
street. 4 10 3t%
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-10

If you want to buy or sell prop
erty call on John 7. HambletOn &
Co., a reliable real estate firm. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-12
TIE COTTON BELT
Not Responsible for Bad Treatment.


 Yesterdays GRAPHIC contained a statement of Mr W H. Futile, of Philadelphia, in regard to bad ser vice on the Cotton Belt road night before last on the passenger train from Memphis through this city to points in Texas. We wish to state today that if the bad treatment to passengers occurred, in justice to the Cotton Belt. it must have occurred between Memphis and Fair Oakes, where ears that pass over the Cotton Belt are transferred from the Iron Mountain. It is claimed when the transfer was made the Cotton Belt had only 90 passengers to transfer and had coaches for the aceommoda- ton of 150, besides six unoccupied berths, and there were only six col cred passengers on the entire train. it is also well known that the con- ductors on the road are noted for kind treatment Ne make these statements simply that the cause for if there was any, should rest where it belongs.
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Aeelaent on the cotton Belt.

The north bound passenger train on the Cotton Belt that should have arrived here yesterday afternoon at l:35 did not pass through until about < o'clock last night. The cause oi the delay was.a box ear of a through freight left the track at Stephens yesterday, and the obstruction was not removed until after the wreckel could go down from this city and straighten things out The twopas- sengers, Nos l and ?, instead of pass. ing each other at the shops as usual met at Bearden.
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srr. G. smiths Residence Burned

About o'clock this morning that unearthly yell of the water works whistle announced the oft repeated news in the city that somebody's s home was on fire. As usual there was hustling to and fro in the fire department. The call came from 12th and Olive, the residence of Mrs. G. Smith, across the lake. On ac- count of the long r8n to be smade, the fire service did not reach the spot before the enemy had left in smoul- dering ruins the residence and all it's contents, save a few articles of bed ding The fire originated in the Kitchen. just how is not definitely known, but last night when 8Ir. Smith retired. he hung his pants, eontaining 50 cents in money on a chair by his bedside: this morning he found his pants in the yard, but minus the 50 cents. This looks like a pure case of fncendiarism.
 The residence was a large sized building. containing eight large rooms. besides pantries and closets. It was valued at S1000. Insured in the Bell & Austin agency American Central, for S700. The furniture val ued af S50o, was insured for the same amount.
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\ Llve chnmeIcon as an ornament.

The most unique and to us eccen, tric charm we have ever seen worn We saw this morning on the person of one, Mr. James l.. Jackson, a travelng man from Ky, stopping al the Truloek, He wears q live cha meleon, lizard-like reptile ofchange able hues, which he obtained in Flor ida, as an ornament. The little creature is undoubtedly curiosity. It sled twice day on flies and su- gar, and seems to enjoy the society of it's companion. Mir. Jackson says ladies in the East and North wear these reptiles on their neck and hair and that such attirdis very fashion able Good Lord. what next.
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Hotel Trulock Arrivals.

J. $. Bailey, Miss Laura Bailey, Rob Roy; J. r. Stubblefield, Fulton, Ky; Albert Ullman, H. Shaeffer, Louisville; NJ. Adami, Cairo; Geo. !. Broemser, J. L. McCracken, J. NJ. Milloway, R. L. Hinckley, R. G. Stephens, St. Louis; \. Y. Small. Rochester, Mass; J. 0. Hardison, Fayetteville. \. c; J. l.. Fully. New York; Geo. l.. Haven. Birmingham Ala; 4. ". Files, G. J. Moore, Little Rock; A. C. Becker, Texarkana: ] !. Hall, kingsland; J. D. Wilkinson. incinnati H. F. Snyder, Philadel- phia; John King, New Orleans: R. H. Longsdale. Cincinnati; R. R. Turner. Marianna; ;. NJ. stinkins, Kentucky; Mrs. .. (, Yanhorn. J T. Gandon, Chicago: q ". Compton and wife. Menphiss James L. Jackson. Ken tucl1y.
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The GRAPHIC has one of the finest, most modern, and best equipped job printing offices in southeast Arkan- sas. We purchase our stationery in large quantities and we are prepared at all times to give the public the finest and most artistic job printing at the lowest prices. A share of the general trade is earnestly solicited and orders by mail will receive prompt attention. St
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Messrs. Tony and Greenfield say that the next time they have occa- sion to let out a team to AIr. Geo. Rogers and Turner Bradford they will send along a driver and a guide. The young gentlemen were to take q straight ten mile drive on the Star City road, they lost their way and by the time they returned to the city they had driven over 50 miles. Of Ark ansas bad roads.
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Messrs John M. Elliott, John NJ. Taylor and N. T. Woodbridge will address the Jefferson Democratic Club at their hall over the Citizens bank Friday night Everybody cor dially invited to attend.
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Mr. James Hudson, the venerable father of our postmaster, James NJ. Hudson, left yesterday for his Flor da home to he absent all winter.
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Just received a ear of fresh canned goods which l offer very cheap Call and be convinced.
 l.. E. GOLDSMITH. If
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Indfnerence of nnsIness Men.

During the past two weeks we nave noticed that several of the city's
 most staunch organizations have is-
 sued calls for business meetings and
 when the time arrived not even a quorum could be mustered The
 Board of Trade failed to havea meet
 ing Tuesday to consider the charging
 and perpetuating the county exhibit
 for the lack of a quorum. A few
 evenings ago a call was made to or
 ganize q commercial club and not a
 bakers dozen responded. We are
 informed that not unfrequently diff
 ferent benevolent and frateFnal or
 ders in the city have no meetings, hence transact no business for the
 want Of a quorum; and very often
 the pastors of the churches call
 meeting of their deacons, elders or other officers and they fail to ma-
 terialize, hence the business of the meeting is indefinitely postponed.
 Procrastinatien is the thief of time. There is something going wrong somewhere. Something is rotten, and we think 1t is high time if these men who have taken upon them selves the responsibility of the places mentioned, they should respond promptly to these calls, CT else re- sign, and thus make room for those who will act. Think, reflect and con slider. Are you not throwing ob- stacles in the way of the wheels of progress, and by thus failing to dis charge your duty, having a tendency to undo the good that has been done? When we think of possibilities and opportunities Pine Bluff has of being the metropolis of Southern and Southeastern Arkansas, of the offers that she has rejected in the way of manufactuIies and all kinds of ma- terial developments, and then mag inc what she could be and would be- of the destiny that she can shape and would at her own beck and not, we can but exeIaim, Arouse ye Ro- mans. Throw off thy yoke of des- pendeney. Stand erect in the noble ness of your stature, and you will be a bright light in a galaxy of shin ming stars. Business men of Pine Bluff, discharge the obligation rest ing upon you and all will be well.
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JNo. H. TALBOT & co.

Alessrs. D. (. Bell, Alex LeLaurin and E. B. Bloom are making a can Kass Of the city for the purpose Of or ganizing a Business Mems League. The first meeting will be held at the Elks Hall Saturday night for the purpose of organization. This is a much-needed andIaudabie effort, and every business man should join it without hesitation.
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Pine Bluff is to have commercial college \ gentleman. Prof. Davis, is in the city at present working up the institution.
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Those interested in securing hos pital for Pine Bluff should go to the Merrill Institute parlors Thursday Oct. I2, 1 o'clock D. m. 2t
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Newly made fall cheese is now on the market, and Jno. II. Talbot X Co. have fine line of Its every yari- af fv
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Extra fat new maekerel in bulk and in all size packages at
 JNo H. TALBOT X Co.
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4. J. MITCHELL's

For all kinds of fancy chocolates and homemade candies IF N. Second avenue
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Plain. mixed and dill pickles, pigs tongue, lambs tongue and boneless pig 'sfeet at E. l.. Taylor,s,
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NIr. ]. NJ. Peterson is getting along very we'll since the recent surgical op- eration of having q cancer removed.
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Hurd's and Cranes five stationery. Large stock and great variety at Dewoody < Co. $.
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AIr Edmiston, the photographer, will move his photograph gallery one day next week He will have a pleasant location in the Atkinson building, entrance next door to Me Cain < Houston. grocers.
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Subscribers failing to receive the DAILY GRAPHIC will please notify this office Telephone 102
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s15.2o-Chieago and Return-si5.2o Via the Iron Mountain Route. Tickets on sale Oct. 6. | and sth- FOrpartlculafs cali on
 J. l.. Reinach. Ticket Agent.
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In their seasons we will keep in stock all the table delicacies of the markets in Il greater variety ethan heretofore. JNo. H, TALBOT X Co.
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Mr. Ed Houston returned yester- day afternoon from short business trip to Lincoln county He reports the cotton crop short in that To- cality
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The clouds are lowering-the wind is from the South-look out for cold wave.
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AIr. l.. 5. Taylor, from Pinch Back Mill has moved his family to this city in oisles to send his children to school. They reside on the corner Of 5tii and Olive
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Mir. Ed. Rowland, the courteous agent of the Arkansas River Packet Company, at this place, informed us this morning that the steamer Flu gene is expected to arrive at this port this afternoon, between i and o'clock, and that following in her wake is the new boat. The City of Little Rock For the Bene- lit of those that wish to see her we give below Q description Of her as oc- cured in the Memphis Commercial of Monday
 "The steamer, City of Little Rock. arrived at this port yesterday from Jeffcrsonyille, en route to her home port. Little Rock She is as snug and dainty 8 little boat as has been in this port for many a day She was in charge Of Capt M, $. Brinkley, Charles H. Wiseman, Chief Engineer; Pilot-Gapts. George Musselman and Cox; Mate, Rain McCarter Among the passengers were Capt. Brinkley's $ wife, Mrs. Brinkley and daughter, Miss Sadie. Mrs Brinkley has been up at Jeffersonville all summer with her husband and christened and named the boat at her launching The boat was built under the super vision of Capt Brinkley and Engin- ger Wiseman. They watched every piece of material that was used. As a result the little steamer is pro nounced the best boat that ever left the Jeffersonyille yards She was built by Capt. Ed Harold She is l45 feet long and twenty-nine feet deep and has IT tons capacity, with cabin accommodation for fifty pas sengers. The machinery is ten and onc-half inch bore and four feet stroke, The boilers are sixteen feet long and thirty-eight inches in diam eter. She will run in the Arkansas River trade from Little Rock to the head of navigation. For her size hel capacity for freight is fine and the place carefully economized. The cab in is a eozy place, and finished ir white, with white ground glass doors and ventilators. The state rooms are comfortable and wei furnished. The cookroom is on the cabin deck and is fitted up with g good range and convenient cooking appliances. There is no bar on the City of Little Rock and she was not ehristened with wine, but with clear sparkling water. Her example is worthy of emulation by the Missis sipi boats.
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The recent Improvements about our store increases our facilities for handling all business our friends, the public. win kindly bestoW upon us. In the future we will look first to quality and be contented with q very small profit
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The DAILY GRAPHIC gives you the pure, anaduIterated news
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We think you will say. after trying it, our Jersey butter is the finest in Pine Bluff. Always fresh off of ice.
 JNo. H. TALBOT X Co.
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Prescriptions accurately filled at reasonable prices at Dewoody & Co. $.
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The new boat, City of Little Rock, aI1ves between 1 and o'clock
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If you are not subscriber for the 0AHY GRAPHIC and receive copy of this issue. take it as kind invi- tation to subscribe. 1t the low price of l5 cents a week, delivered 63 cents d month-eyerY clerk, ac- countant, merchant. mechanic and business man can afford to take it.
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Get the best for the same money. Hotel Truloek Bar and Billiard Hall, Art Mullens, proprietor This house keeps only the finest and best liquors. Why drink poor liquors when you can get good at the same price? Billiard Hall is first-class. Polite attention. Your patronage solicited.
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Jefferson Guards, Attention!

All members are requested to be present at the meeting tomorrow night as important communications from Little Rock are to be acted upon. WM. NICHOL.
 Capt.
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Siberia will be presented at the opera-house tonight. This is one of the best plays on the road and it should not fail to attract a large audience.
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Pine Bluff cotton market is draw ing cotton at long range. Yesterday the following gentlemen from For dyce. Dallas county. each brought a load Of cotton and placed it on our city market. $. J. Hillman, " D. stell, James Wood and J L Wood.
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Mr. Gus Waterman is at home for q few days with his family
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A.J. aGITcuELLs

For oysters served in all styles IF N Second avenue.
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The citizens by private subsefip- tiou under supervision of the City Engineers, are grading and improy- ing south Walnut and Olive streets. When the work is done these streets will make handsome boaieYardes for
 driving purposes. and will be a great convenience te the residents on Lake