Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-30

Just received a car OF fresh canned
goods which offer very cheap. Call
and be convinced.
L. E. GOLDSMITH. If
Remember the date OF the ball,
November -. given by the Inter-
national Order Of Machinists at the
Bluff City Hall.
Mr. J n. Brooks has resigned as
manager OF the Hotel Truloek and
accepted a similar position at the
Park Hotel. Hot Springs.
There was a pleasant social gath
erfng last evening at the residence Of
Mrs $. Solmson Anumber OF friends
were very pleasantly entertaied
The fishing party consisting of Mr..
Gordon Greenfield and wife, Miss
Lizzie Toney, Messrs. Frank Owens
and Turner Bradford, has returned.
Mr.. Lesley Hurt, Mr.. Frank DyaPs
operator at the Cotton Exchange
spent Sunday with his parents at
Hazen, Ark. He will return this
afternoon.
Gen. H. King White, Mr.. \. T..
White and Mr.. Tom Hardison, at
torneys, have been given until to-
morrow to plead TO the Scott muir
der Indictment
State Secretary OF the Y. N. G. A.,
Mr.. Herr, who has recently resigned
his position, is expected to make his
farewell talk at the Merrill Institute
sometime this week
'.The Last viii and Testament OF
Christ is certainly a novel andinter-
esting subject Hear Rev. Oliver ".
Jennings discuss the same at the
Presbyterian church tonight.
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The next meeting OF the Hospital
Association will be held at the Mer-
rill Institute Thursday November ,,
at 3 O'Clock p. M. A large attend
auee is earnestly desired. h-3t
Col. Copeland, the Prince of Ora
tors, will lecture at Merrill Institute
tomorrow, Tuesday, October 81, on
Handsome People Col Copeland
is a great favorite and will have a
full house.
The G. y Hart Drug Company
have recently repapered, renovated
and otherwise improved the interior
OF their handsome drug store 1t
presents II very inviting and attract
IKE appearance.
The Young Mems Business League
had an executive session Saturday
night and no business OF any great
Importance was transacted The
committee adjourned subject to the
call OF the chairman.
Mr.. J A. Edison has been elected
General superintendent OF the st.
Louis K South Western Railway
Company for The next year. Mr.
Edison is well known in this city and
his friends congratulate him
Mr. NJ G Morris. in charge OF the
county exhibit, will give one years
subscription TO one OF Pine Bluffs
weekly newspapers for the largest
and best variety Of acorns brought
to the County Bureau. Must not be
less than one gallon Of any one va
riety. 1t
Rev. John T. Carr occupied his
pulpit yesterday morning and night
at Lakeside Methodist church. but
to his physical disadvantage He
had been sick for several days and
last night after services he had a re-
lapse He is some better this morn
ing.
Judge Frank Silverman received a
letter Saturday from his son, Con-
ductor Randall Silverman, ut War
rem, stating that Mrs. Silverman, his
wife. was having fever, and himself
suffering with severe cold, hence he
would not arrive in this city tomor-
row as expected.
The receipts of cotton at Little
Rock. Saturday, as shown by the re-
ports, were over 1000 bales above
Pine Bluffs receipts on the same
day Pine Bluff has always stood
niger than Little Rock in receipts,
What is the trouble? Wouldn't it
pay the Board OF Trade and the
Young Mems business League to in
vestigate this condition OF affairs?