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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-13
~GREENvILLE GLEANINGs

Friendship Lodge No. IS, Order Golden Chain,
will hold their annual stag q Beividere Hall,
this evening.
Mr.. Vincent Hogan will give a concsrt and
dance at Belvidere Hall, November u.
There will be an entertainment at ST. Paul's
School Hali,a Monday. and Tuesday evening
The programmes will consist of musical sslet-
tions and the short drama "Trip TO Eden ~
Th.re will be a dramatic entertainment by
the Losing Dramatic CLUB of New York, at
Bainber Hall, on November Fl. The members
Lamb" Tie performances will be given in Ger
man.
A progressive euchre party was given at the
Thursday evening. No prizes were awarded.
Among those present were:-Mr. and Mrs.
Hicks, Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard, Mr.. aad Mrs. A.
G. Bennett, Mr.. Hamilton aud Miss Julien,
Doctor Marograf. Messrs. O. and S. smith,
Miss Carey and Miss Nelson.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-13
WRITS OF ERROR DISMISSED.

Assistant Prosecutor Noonan Friday plac-
ed in the hands of Judge Hudspeth a certi-
copy of the dismissal of the writ of error
In the case of john Hyer, who had been SON
fenced to a term of five years for forgery.
Hyer forged checks on the First National Bank
in the name of William Harley. The Assistant
Prosecutor also had certified copies of the dis
missal of the writs Of error in the case of
Peter Bell, who was sentenced to q term of ten
years at State prison for assaulting Antonio
and for Mary J.. lutte, who was fined
$50 for having bottles for ssls belonging to
manufacturers.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-13

Rowing League Records.

Tho Jersey City A. c.. Roseville and Eliza
beth a. G. start in the Athletic League with
Two won and none lost. Moutciair and North
End have each won and lost a game, aud
Orange, New York and Columbia have each
lost two. 81
Nonpareils of the Heights lead in the county
tournament with 3 victories. Atlantas and Pio-
peers have each won 2: Hudson. Acme and
Spartan have won 2 and lost l; Hour, HamIl-
ION WheeImen and Valencia have each won !
md lost 1; Spheroid. HolzoacSer and Dolittle
nave won none and lost Z, and Friendship has
ron none and lost 4.
In he Central League the Wsstdela A. c.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-13
FATAL FOOTBALL.
A Player Fell and Distocated His Neck
at ELI zabeth.

A Player Fell and Dislocated BIS Neck
at ELI zabeth.
A fatal accident occurred on Saturday
at Elizabeth IN the game between the
football teams OF the Elizabeth A. e.
and the College of the City of New York.
H. Sanssy of the latter team slipped
while running hard and fell breaking his
neck, His death was not instantaneous.
He was removed to the hospital, q the
players of both teams were present at
tue hospital when the unfortunate fellow
expired, except Laughran of the New
York team who had a rib fractured.
The fatal accident occurred just at the
close of the game. Eliz .beth won by u
score of 80 TO 6. The players were:-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-13
RUTHLESS KICKING.

Now Jersey A. C. and Oritani f. @. Foot
ball Teams Failed to Score.
The football teams of the New jersey
A. G. and the Oritani Field CLUB met on
Saturday on the ~latter's field at Hacken~
sack, They fought hard and neither
scored. The Leams:-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-13
Another bowling League.

The North Hudson County Bowling Lsazue
has been organized with six clubs. The tourna-
ment to decide the championship will begin on
Groth's alleys. West Hoboken, December s..
The competing teams will be the Duros, Hill
tops, Vigilant, Unions, Elites and GRANTEES. The
officers Of the league are:-President, Theodore
Buttenbaum; Treasurer, Emil Groth; Secretary,
S. Delo. The teams will De composed Of 6v Q
men. Each member OF the winning team W i'll
receive a gold medal. A silver ~championsh lip
trophy will be awarded to the winning club.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-13
B. N. COWPERTRWaIT & GO.

has won 2 and lost none; Bayonus R. A.
Roselle, Newark Bay B. c., Park. New Jersey
A. G. and Elizabsth A. C.. have each won and
lost /, and Watchung has won mons and lost 2.
Fidelias have won 9 aud lost none In the
Americas national tournament. The Spartaus
of Hoboken are sixteenth, with 2 won and 4
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-13

Rangers Ran Up Four Goals While EN-
eraids Made One.
The eleveus Of the Emerald Football
Club and Bayonne RANGERS played a
game under American Association rules
at Bergen Point yesterday. The Rangers
won. They scored four goals. Thomas
McHngh made two. aud John McHugh
and d. Talbot each made one. The
Emer4lds made n goal. Devlan se~
cured IL. The teams:- Is
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-13

The Jersey City A. C.'s Big Five will bowl
two league games to night, on the Montclair
A. G. alleys.
The Monday Night Clubs tournament will be
continued tonight on the Jersey City A. G,
alleys.
The Enterprise Club will bowl tonight on
Muller's Klikow alleys; Vigilant at Pohlmann's;
Germanias at Muller's A. c. S alleys: Boulevard
at Frendenberger's; GermaniaS at Guests, aud
sylvia at banners.
The Pioneer Club has been formed. and will
bowl Fridaynights at the Jersey house, Hoboken
It has twenty mem bers. The officers are:-F.
Frank A. Newman, Secretary and Treasurer.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-13
UNFORTUNATE LlZzIE cANN.

Lizzie Cam of Hoboken was arrested yester-
day by the First precinct police while drunk on
Newark avenue. As she is about TO become u
mother she was removed to the City Hospital
10 an ambulance.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-13

TIE invitation crosscountry run of the Scot
tish-Americau A. q. will be held on Than ksgiv
ing Day. The course will be from the club
house to Greenvllle and return, a distance OF
about six miles. The club anticipates that a
hundred runners will compste. A stag will fol-
low the run.
The Y. NJ. c. A. will have a cross. country run
on Thanksgiving Day. The runners are training
diligently for the event.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-13

\ suffering Country.
Mrs. snarl .tThe papers say that russets shoes
a.e going out OF fashion,"
Mi. Snsrl (who has two pairs on hand)-"Huhl
That's the way thinss go in this country. I'll bot
that Italian boot blscking monopoly has subst-
died the ~press.n-Ssw York Weekly.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-13
ASSOCIATED KICKERs.

Referee-Gray, Elizabeth A. G..
Berry, Rutgers College.
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CHlLDREN,S PARTY.
Miss Bettie tanstin Entertains Her Host
 Of Friends.

of Friends.
 The residence of Mr. NJ. A Austin was the scene of a most delightful children's party last evening. About s o'clock the little ones began to ar rive. The house was beautifully deee- rated with Japanese lanters, while sweet music, dear friends, a charm ing host and hostess and lovely chil= dren made one almost forget the out side world, and see again those visions of fairy1and about which in happy childhood we all have dreamed. Little Miss Bettie, always engaging, received nothing but the thanks and congratulations of her many friends upon such a happy event. Refreshments were served and, after one of the most pleasurable of gatherings, the guests departed. Those present were:
 Fannie Hanf, Ruth Goldsmith, An nie May Cross, Nellie and Mabel Xoss, Margaret Taylor, Gertie Guggen- helm, Minnie and Lena Chestnut, Mary Geisreiter, Laureto Turnah, Vera Edmiston, Herlena Altheimer, Bessie Atkinson, Willie Jean Atkin- son. Maggie and Annabel Taylor, Nellie Johnson, Ella Howell, Marie Mathews, Emma Miller, Asa Tom1in- sson, Pauline Scull, Fay Scull, Mildred Thompson, Mary Kate Riley, Esther Triplett, Bessie Atwood, Dollie Smith, Mattie 0rto, Inez Thompson, Mamie White, Carrie Greenfield.
 Roy Atwood, Sam Russell, Billie Jordan, K. F. Roberts, Guy Letiar, Arthur Brewster, Clifford Brewster, Thornton Johnson, Met Wilbourn, William H. Parker, IT,, Farra Mar tin, Willie Roane, Charlie Torbet, Charlie Orto, Carson Orto, Ike AL theimer, Ray Atkinson, Clifton Howell, Chester Taylor, Clifton Mur- phy, Dan Taylor, V. O. Alexander, Mamie Guggenheim, Gerald Triplett.
 Misses Annie Bocage, Lena Pres ton, Edna Austin, Bettie Keeler, MT. Geo. Rodgers, MT. L. B. Austin, Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Atkinson, Mr and Mrs. S. NJ. Taylor, MT. and Mrs. ". H. Parker, Capt. and Mrs. $. Geis- reiter.
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 Accidentally Shot.

Dr. Butler and his brother from Malvern, Ark, were out squirrel hunting near Grape Vine. Grant county, day before yesterday, and the accidental discharge of a shot gun in the hands of the Dr. 's brother landed heavy load of squirrel shot in the leg of the former. The wound is painful one, but being only q flesh wound, is thought not to be a dangerous one. Mrs. Dr. Butler is a resident of this city, and lives next door to Col. k. M Knox, on Sixth Avenue, where she has been residing the past year for the purpose oi sending their children to our excel lent schools. Latest reports from nr Butler this morning are, that his wounds are slight, and that he is doing as well as could be expected.
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 MeG ehee's Body as Found.

The body of Mir. McGehee, when discovered was about ten feet from the public road, with two bullet holes through his body directly and two through his head, the body lying i'll somewhat an upright posture. with d coat thrown over his face, and an open knife lying by his side. There is no doubt i'll this city in regard to the circumstances of his assassina- tion. In fact, the GRAPHIC has evi- dence, yet unpublished, that ifsworn to before the grand jury will, beyond any doubt. show that T. U. Scott was the murderer.
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 .Eotu8GleeEIuh.

The attraction at the Merrill fn- stftute last evening was the re- nowned Lotus Glee Club To the lovers of artistic singing and the Delsarte method of e1ocutionit was a season ofrfch pleasure. Nessrs. Ray mond, as 1st tenor, and Davis, as 2nd bass, deserve special eommen- dation; their voices are rich, clear and full, and when blended with the voices of Messrs Collins, as 2nd tenor, and Lewis, as 1st bass, pro- duce the sweetest melody.
 The reeitations by Miss Minnie Marshall were perfect in execution; her voice is soft and musical, her gestures for appropriateness cannot be surpassed; every movement was full of grace and beauty. The Lotus Glee Club will always have warm reception in Pine Bluff. The audience last night was rather small owing to the fact that there were so many meetings of local organizations in the city last evening. It is a pleasure to to attend the entertainments at the Merrill Institute; everything is so orderly and every attraction elevating and refining. The next en- gagement is L. F. Copeland, who will lecture on Handsome People October 31.
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The Reese Pritehard came down from Little Rock today at 12.15 loaded with eight bales of cotton. We intend fer the benefit of our live merchants to know how many bales she takes from this place and along the river to Little Rock The Little Rock merchants are reaching out for business and our merchants are get tino. into the hole..
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To Printers.

The GRAPHIC has for sale one old style Gordon Job Press, 10x15 inches inside of the chase; 175 pounds of brevier type with a large assortment of figures, and several cases containing fonts of newspaper and advertising type, all of which will oe sold at bargain for cash. For furthur particulars address,
 TIE GRAPHIC.
 Pine Bluff, Ark.
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The mill is now running and local feeders who want hulls had better avail themselves of the opportunities offered in the next ten days to get their supplies. After the 1st. prox. alarge lotof cattle will arrive and the supply will be doubtful St
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Battle Monument pedica.ed.

TRENTON, Oct 20.-The Trenton bat tie monument was dedicated yesterday with much ceremony. Governors from many states were present. There was an impressive military display.
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 An Old Firm Falls.

PETERSBURG, Va, Oct. 2o.-R. A. Martin & Son, commission merchants of this city, have made an assignment to c. B. Davis, trustee. This was the oldest business house in Petersburg and the failure was a great surprise in bus mess circles.
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Jumped From A Moving Train.

sEDALIA, Mo, Oct. 20.-Albert Kun. kel, Warrensburg compositor, while on his way to this city on 8 Missouri Pacific train jumpSd off in the subur bs and his left foot slid under the wheels, crushing it so that one-half of the mem Der had to be amputated.
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MT. Brooks Stanley. of Tillar, well known i'll this city, has sold his stock of dry goods to Tillar &s Co.,, of that place, and has gone to California on prospecting tour with view Of locating there.
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Mr R. G. $. Austin narrowly es- capped very bad accident last night. Coming down the stairway at the residence of Mir. NJ. A. Austin, his foot slipped and he fell prostrate, down the steps of the stairway to the hall floor, iniuring his right arm.
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Don't forget the meeting of the Commercial Club tonight at the Elk $ Hall Attend, and you will hear some good news for Pine Bluff and Jefferson county. This is the most important engagement you have made in some time, so, fulfill your ob- ligation
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Mitchell. the confeetioner is the only man i'll town that claims he is doing a fieurishing business. Good for Mr, Mitchell
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rn.,iaps Causing Trouble.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.-Great uneasi. ness prevails at Pine Ridge, Indian Agency, on account of numerous rene. gades from other nations. It is believed that troops will have to be called uDOn
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The Best

Engineer always endeav- ors to buy the best machinery because it's cheapest in the end. why should younot en- deavor to buy the best heat ing stove. The ROUND OAK is the best. It can be proved to your satisfaction; sales prove it. Its operation Will make you its friend. It never fails, with any sort of fuel old boards, hard coal; soft coal, anything that will burn, and it wears for years, always good. SEE THE NAME ON THE LEG.
 SOLD ONLY BY ' < Y
 H. (. McGAUCHY.
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The Commercial Mems Club meets again next Monday night Whatare they going to do about q fair asso- eiationa
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Mr. Y. Greco has opened up an oyster parlor and fruit stand on Bar raque street, next door to L. E.. Goldsmith's grocery. He is the only dealer of shell oysters in the city.
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Postmaster James NJ. Hudson re- turned last night from Little Rock where he was called us an important witness in the Woodruff trial.
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\. J. MIrenELL's

For all kinds of fancy chocolates and homemade candies. IT W. Second avenue.
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No business houses are being erected at present, but there are d number of handsome residences being built.
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Plain. mixed and dill pickles, pigs tongue, lambs tongue and boneless pig feet at E. l.. Taylor's.
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aIr and Mrs R. H. Stearns are ex- peeted home from Chicago and the Worlds Fair next Sunday
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Nir. Warren Flynn will leave this afternoon for Parnell Springs to visit his daughter, Mrs. Ada Parnell.
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NIr \. $. Honnet was on the streets yesterday, but last night took d re- lapse and is q very sick man today,
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Subscribers failing to receive the DAii.Y GRAPHIC will please notify this office. Telephone l02
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Hurd's and Cranes five stationery. Large stock and great variety at Dewoody < Co. 's.
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s15.ao Chicago and Return s15.eo Vfa. the Iron Mountain Route. Tickets on sale Oct. 6, and sth. Forpartienlars call on
 ] L. Reinach. Ticket Agent.
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\ city hack will meet all trains, day or night Telephone your or iefs to Berlin's Stable, Is 1 III
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Our fire lads" are constantly add ing lustre to their brilliant record. Thereresponse to the alarm yester- day was as quick as .'greased cleo trieityn
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Get the best for the same money. Hotel Trulock 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-elass. Polite attention. Your patronage solicited.
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The services at the Baptist Church continue. Great interest is being manifested
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Ne saw sacks and baskets full of fish for sale on the streets this morn ing. Be prepared for sickness. ii these came from stagnant pools of water.
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We heard it said today that Pine Bluff had the bestnewspapers of any town or city in the State. The gen. tleman who made the remark was not fishing for q cigar. either.
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Mr, Wm l. sherrill. of Atlanta, Ga.. an insurance adiuster, is in the
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The society people are making ar- engagements for Il winters season of pleasure.
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Tomorrow is Saturday and the streets will be crowded with cotton piekers.
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Constable Philpot is out today looking up witnesses in the seott-Me= Gehee murder. The grand jury, as announced yesterday, will investi- gate the case next Monday.
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Just received a car of fresh canned goods which offer very cheap. Gall and be convinced.
 l.. E. GOLDSMITH. If
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Prescriptions accurately filled at reasonable prices ut Dewoody X Co. .'s.
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\. j. NIITCHELL'S

For oysters served in all styles. IT N. Second avenue.
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It is the intention of Mr. Ralph Hicks To make Pine Bluff his home.
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Thestreets Of the city are being graded and otherwise improved.
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PINE BLUFF, Sept. 18, g
To THE LADIES

To THE LADIES:
 We beg to inform you that we have engaged ourselves in the Fancy Dry Goods Busi- ness at t21 w. Second Ave, where we will endeayor to keep a first-class stock of everything for Ladies and Children of the very latest styles.
 Our stock is all new and fresh, and selected with our usual judgmenta as to durability and price, which we guafan- tee to be as low as any house in Southeast Arkansas.
 Our past E years expe- rience with the trade warrants us in making the above aSsef- tions, and we hope by eour- teouS treatment to merit your patronage.
 Our MILLINERY DEPART MENT is in charge of MRS. PETERS, Whois second to none in the State, and a call is all we ask to convince you.
 Mss MULLVILLE will have charge of our dresS-making rooms, and our knowledge of her ability leaves no room but to say that she will give entire satisfaction.
 Yours respectfully,
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MT. D. B. Niven and family, of Ri- son. were in the city yesterday
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Fresh krout, Dill vinegar and mixed pickles at Goldsmith's. If
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Madame Fully, complexion specialist, has rooms at the Hotel Trulock, where she will be glad to have the ladies of Pine Bluff call and examine her method of treatment. She bears with her the highest testi- monials from most prominent phy- sicians Dr. Dibrell, of Little Rock, known in this city. recommends her.
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 AnnunCIaTlOn Academy.

The Sisters of Charity will open the Twenty-sixth Session of their Academy on Monday, September 1. Tn Literature are Book keeping, Type-writing, Shorthand and Higher Matematics In Art-Painting Drawing, Wax-work and Embroidery. In In- dustrial Work-Plain Sewing. Dress-making and Cutting by Chart. In Musie-Spocial and General Vocal Lessons and Instrumental Music on Piano. Cabinet and Pipe Organs Guitar, Harp Mando in and Violin.
 Tuition in Literary Branches is less than one-haif the usual Academic Rates.
 Special attention is given to Department.
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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

 Mr John o,connell and wifereturned home yesterday from Chicago Nr and Mrs. A. Brewster have returned homo from the Worlds Fair. Dr. l. W Scales left this afternoon for Al- theiner on professional business and will be absent from the city until Monday. Misses Gussie Taggart and Elizabeth Biggs and Mesdames D. ". Freeman and s. M. Tay Tor returned from St. Louis this morning. Nc are glad to state that Gen. H. King White is rapidly improving and that his phy- sieians expect him 10 be up by Monday next Mrs. J. ". Boeaee and daughter. Miss An nie, leave this afternoon for Hot Springs to to spend week, the guest of Mrs. ". R. Smith.
 Misses Mamie o'Brien, George Trplett Trip Lindsay and May Tripiett left this after. noon fora few days visit to Capt. Sam Reeder and family, near pastoria,
 -~a%--- The Royal Arcanum metlast night. This is fine weather for gathering cotton.
 The streets of the city need clean ing badly.
 --------- ]. II. Talbot < Go. are putting up q new awning
  We have had only one fire i'll the city this week.
  Fancy pickles, eatsups and relishes at E. L. Taylor's.
 -====-===-=-=-=-==-=== The air is cool and braeing these sunshiny mornings.
 
 School books in all varieties at ". l.. Dewoody & Ga. 's.
  Merchants, buy your blank books at Dewoody < Co.'s.
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Merchants, buy your blank books at Dewoody & Co.'S
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School books in all varieties at " l.. Dewoody & Ga. 's.
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Ne acknowledge the receipt of a sample of the cotton fabric woven at the Ouachita Cotton Mills at Ar kadelphia, Ark, through Mir. Isaac Lyons, from Mir. Gibney. of Arkadel- phia, who was in this city a short time ago looking into the outlook for cotton factory here. The fabric is well woven and shows great dur ability.
 The crowd of boys, white and col ored. that usually gather around the opera-house before the performance begins, are not found at the entrance to the Merrill Institute, greatly to the pleasure of the visitors. The DO. lice ought to run in the noisy crowd that always greets a lady and gentleman on entering the opera house. They have no business there, hence, they should be made to ''pass on" or go inside Tomorrow night, being Saturday night, theerowd will be larger than ever, and we hope the authorities will see that these "toughss are toughly treated. It is annoying. shameful and disgraceful
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The air is cool and braeing these sunshiny mornings.
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Fancy pickles, eatsups and relishes at E. L. Taylor's.
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]. II. Talbot < Go are putting up a new awning.
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The streets of the city need clean ing badly.
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We have had only one fire in the city this week.
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The Royal Arcanum metlast night.
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This is fine weather for gathering cotton.
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Pine Bluff, Ark.