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, 1893-06-12

tpieber in Stem Oorf angetommen. Seute
9tbenb traf er auf benz @rano Central
8abnbof Elm nnO fubr nac6 Dem Sotel
8runsptf. COMMANDER 9idenS, 6er licb
in Der Geieui6aft befan6, iagte, er fOnne
mod ni3t iagen, tute Ser 6er5og unb Bic
6er3o9in in Stem Oorf unterbalten tperben
tpiirben. 8abri6einlicb mir6 er bier etlibe
@inlaoungen Der vGierbunbert" a%nnebmen.
Die @eieaibaft nabm fiinf5ebn 3tmmer
i'm 8rlnsiptG 6Dte[ elm.
, 1893-06-12
Der erite oirefte Oampfer Don
Auitralten.
Seetrn eines reoelmdBi9en perFebres 5wi=
f9en Gonaoa uno 2luitraIien.
8oneonber, g. g., II. Stunt.

Die Mnfunft be8 9ompfers Wtionera,
OeS eriten0 ampfers Ser auitraliiden 2inie,
purOe am SOnnta8 NbenO bur3 Elm bon
SEN Bir9crn beranitaItetes 8anfett feitltb
began9en. Ser 8crtreter Ser @igentbiimcr
bes 0ampferS, ST. g8ar6, la9te III elmer
bel Der @elcgenbeit gebaltenen Geoe, baB
etn SufriebenfteQen0er 6anbelSperfebr 3tptz
i9en Qtuitrolien uno Ganaba crricbtet per>
BEN f0nne; bob 9tuitralien nit TreuOen
en9ere !6an6cIsbe5tebungen Slpiicbsn Sen
betben 2Grhern begriiBen mitr6e, un6 boB
er bitnen &ur5em einen bretn06entltcben
0olnpfer6tenit eingeribtet gu ieben boffe.
, 1893-06-12
moPrideinIia Elm U1oro.
Die &ei4e zines alien Jun9eeiellen bel feiner
Dohnung aufeefunoen.
0ubuque, SSo., II. SUM.

@eitern Qtben6 pur6e bie 2etcbe bon
0outS WoooneigbbOr in fart peripeitem
3uitanoe ouf Der Gerat6o ietnes @obnz
bauies o%uf9efunOen. Gr mar 20 Sabre alt
unb unperbeiratbet. Nucs oeutet barauf
bin, DaB ct crmorbet puroe; 6as @elicbt
mar seri6unben uno ems ieiner 8riQenz
glGier in ooS Iu9e getrieben. Die 0eidbe
puroe bon &tnoern, tuelcbe in Ser Nacbbar=
l9aft lpieIten, entbedt.
, 1893-06-12
Die merifantfher proteitanten
Seabidtioer, ft6 pom oen amerifanil6en
Soften edrt3li9 5u trennelt.
Mertfp. II. Sunni.

Die beabitcbttgte 2%oStrennung Ser meriz
fanii6en YrOteitanten bon BEN perlcbte6ez
men amerifaniiben protetantti6en Soften
erregt in WfilitOnSfreiien 9rOBeS Nufieben ;
Oocb miro bic W~tiliionsarbeit ipenig baourcb
berlibrt mer0en. 0aS 6Gutlein mertfaniz
icber Broteftanten glaubt itcb beiier babel
81 iteben, tpe1rn eS BON ben Qlmerifanern
gGn5licb unabbGngtg lit.
, 1893-06-12
Gine gauge Ortidaft pom Grobooen
we99efe9t,
limo 5weitaufeno menfden oboa8Ios eema6t.
8uebIo, Merifo, II. sunni.

@On Ser OrtiAaft 9ua9metta fommt
Der 8ertcbt BON etnem furcbtbar perbeeren7
ben Sturme, pel6er Sen 9an3en Ort SER
1torte, 10 oaB berielbe iebt mn nob ben
Nnbltd zines 9roBen Triimmerbaufens btez
tct. 9aS StdOtcben bate 1000 Gintpobner,
Die 1eBt idlnmtlib O~b0ac6loS itnD ettpa
oretBt9 Bcrlonen wurben beibdbi9t, iebocb
gttemano t0otli5. Nub sic gan5e Grnte in
Dem Se5trt lit Dem Srfan gum Spfer &C.
fallen. Megen Der a6gelc9enen Sage bes
Srtes itno no6 feline nGberen 8ertchte iiber
bas unglUd ein9etroffen.
, 1893-06-12
Jun9es Dolf itebt auf uno rtitet iidl
6u einem mIorid sur DEMONSTRATING.
Cincinnati, IL. Stunt.

Gtpa 15OOMitglte6er Ser bteligen&nabenz
8ri9obe perben itb bemnacbit auf BEN
Mtarih 3ur WeItausIteuun8 mad6eu. Die
Iour iptrb in flctnen SagemGricben 5uridz
gelegt tper6en, geraoe pie oieS BEL etnem
5ruppcnfOrper gei6e6en tpiir0e, un0 beS
9tacbtS miro in 3elten famptrt. ltnterfpegs
perOen iicb t~peitere Q%tbtbeilungcn BON &naz
ben anicblieBen, unb eS miro er&partet, baB
DieS uniformtrte iun9amerifonticbc Seer
icbIieBli6 in elmer Stdrte bon 3d. 900
vWtdnnittnS" in bie 8eltauSiteuung ein=
mari9iren per0c.
, 1893-06-12
BIT uiel Re9enwetter iii Uuba,
Ileue 5uderpIantaeen an9eIeet
limo quite Grnteausitdten
6nbnnnn. IL. Snni.

WG6ren6 Ser lebten 8ocbe berribte
icbpsres 0te9enipetter, in Sol9e beiien bic
gan5e &ortoffelz uno 3miebelernte in benz
nieOrtg geIe9eneu 8e5irf bon @lttneS 3crz
fort puroe, 10 baB Oer Wfarft BON Stem
Srleans unb SEEM Oorf Oerior9t tperben
muB.
9aS Steigen Ser 3uderpreiie bat Sic
Bflan3er fir bie 3ufunft bebeutenb err
mutbi9t unb bteielben benuBen baS 0tegen>
petter nacb &rdften, INN ncues 2an6 gu be-
iteQen.
StGotiicbe'@ rnteberibte bis gum 81. W1at
1893 5et9en geQen baS Sobr 1892 cine Qt6>
naDme bon 100000 Sonnen 3uder o6er
20 b. s..
, 1893-06-12
Gin Diehtransport Oampfer &c:
f6eitert.
g NJ 4. Stunt.

Ser etnem 6errn George g. @baie 9c@
b0rtge, i'm Sabre 1872 81 2onbon 9eboute
0ampfer vNntta" lit am q. Otai al Der
Mtiinbung bes 8iO 8ioz6lulies 9ei6eitert,
&pobet 400 Stiid Ninbpieb unb 800 Scbafe
perloren ginger. Die v%Qtnita" mar elm
~ei1ernes S6tff bon 665 Gonnens@ ebalt uno
purbe mGbrenb beS 8iirgerfrie9es BON Ser
&OnsreBpartet ais Sransportbampfer be-
nHbt.
, 1893-06-12
Gin Ghemann,
Der ft4 ietner beferen PdIfte gu entleoieen
iudt.

@eitern 9tben6 bat bier @iGiam &,
Wtitbeu ieine Srau inter Nufieben erre9enz
ben ltmltdnbcn um5ubringen periucbt. @r
lieb bieiclbe, Die in SiiOz8oiton elmer fircb7
lt3en MISUNDERSTANDING beitpobnte, Dor
bic E6ur rufen uno io6oB bann, ais lie in
bic gOrbaQe 9etreten mar, ben NepoIper auf
tie ab, pertpunbete ite aber mn unerbebli9
an einem 9anbgelent, 9arauf mar er
Der6aftet tpprOer.
, 1893-06-12
Oampfer=I ladrt9ten
I'm ser Qabt derneIoet i:

IN Ger ua6t 9emeIeet:
SEEM Oorf - Ga Champagne bon Sobre>
6aDre Ga 8retagne BON 9fem Oorf.
S%outbampton = @ms BON Stem Oorf.
Stem gOrt = 9turania bon 2iUerpool.
Peute 9emeloet
Stein Oorf = Saole BON 8renterl,
2lmiter6am bon &OtterOam, Qtrisona BON
QiDerpool.
, 1893-06-12
0noien's S~tlberihmer5en.
mie oenielben ob9eholfen weroen fol-.
Qon6on, IL, Stunt.

9on6on, II. Stunt.
gu SEN G1np~feblungen, bte in Dem 8ez
rtcbt Ser @ommiiiion, bic eingeieBt tpuroe,
nm 81 ~erpGgen, tuie bte StOrung beS
SilbergelotpeienS in SnOien berbet9efii6rt
tpurbe, unb tpie berlel6en ab5ubelfen lei,
9eb0rt oucb Sic, tpeldbe sur @initeuung Der
StlberausprGgung auf 8ripatrecbnun9
ieitens Der WtIinsitdtten in Snbten rGtb.
Gin Ser Spite Der GommiiiOn bate Der
2prb 6erl9eu, ser ieBt Die STEELE bes 2orOs
GroBtanalers einnimmt, g~eitanoen.
, 1893-06-12
Seit ptelenJ obren Ser erite utrodene'
Sonnta9.
2lle Derenii9ures= uno rnterbaltunespId5e
9efhlofen.
GoIumbus 6. O.. ~. SIN

Ser 9eitrtge Sonntag mar felt Dielen
Sabren Der critic v%trodene"; benn am
Samita9 bate Der neue Bolt5ei6ircftor
BagetS ieinen Waunen auf ba5 Strengite
anbefoblen, barauf 5u acbten, baB bic
Wirtbidbaften Samftog8 nm Witternacbt
9eiblolien per6en, unO bis Wfontag Morz
gen nm fiinf ltbr 9ei6loiien bletben. Nu9
8iuarObalcn mlBien 9ei6loiien bleibcn,
unb Sic ionntd8Iicbcn Gbeatcrporiteuungen
babcn Elm Gnbe genommcn, ebcnio mic Die
8auiptele am ramerifanii6en Sabbath"
l1icbt mebr geOuloet iperoen.
, 1893-06-12
Die Repoluttonstruppen unter Gen.
Sdrdtpd
Sci Sage pom oer 3e9ierunestruppen ee=
fdla9en.
@aIporoiin. @biIc. u. sunni.

Son QcttgaS fOmmt Bic Nacbricbt bon
cinem @efcbt, tpel1es in Ser Jtdbe bon
8o9e 3tpiiden benz 6. 0te9iment beS 9tegiez
rungs6eeres uno ben bon Sen. Saraipa
befebIigten broitlianii6en Nufitdnbti6en
itattfon6. Die lebteren tpurben in Die
6lucbt gelblagen.
, 1893-06-12
metter1baoen.
0nbunne II. cSuni

Ser S9aoen, Ser am Sonntag bier pom
Wetter an9erichtet ipuroc, miro auf $4,000
Dollars angeicblagen. SHE 5uDOr bate
man bier einen iOlben g8aiierguB erlebt.
Der Gerfebr auf Der SQtnots Gentral98obn
nacb g8eiten miro Dor morgen nicbt wieOer
aufgenommen peroen f0nneas
, 1893-06-12
Die Sonooner 80rfe.
Die Stimmuno feft.

3onDOn II. SUM.
Die Stimmtng on Scr bieitgen 80rie
lit beute friib rubig unb feit 9ctpeien, unb
blieb aEcb bis sur StunOe, Dalb Sin ubr
Ottttags rubtg unD felt.
, 1893-06-12
Oas miftn9erfdtff
6etern 2Ibeno ouf ser F0he pon Nauiet an.
9eiproder.
s. 0 t II. SUM.

9oS BON G6rtitiona in gtortpegsn nab
Chicago beitimmte 8ifinger S9iff, it
geitern Qlbeno auf Der 60be bon Nau1et
(@ape GoO) angeiproben iporben.
, 1893-06-12

= 9luS MtiItpaufee beri6tet cine 9epelcbe,
baB BORT cine 0etbe II Dem See gefii6t
murbe unb es miro p%ermutbet, 6aB Der @r>
t%runfene Der permiBte BANTER S9affner
let.
, 1893-06-12
Ueue 8unoesbeamte.
SO aibington, II, Stunt.

Der 8rGitoent bat belte gum Steuerz
etnne6mer in Omabo SameS Is. gtortit aus
9tebrasfa un0 gum 8unoesanlpalt i'm Sc
3irf @eit 8ennipluanien 6arrp Nlpan
6aQ eruannt.
, 1893-06-12
Gin Burger Don Monmoutb
Don einem 5radt3uee iiberfahren uno 9ez
t0otet.
8~Ioomtn9ton, SQ., II. SUM.

@eitcrn Nbenb ge9en neun l1br pur6e
ein Wann, 9tamenS I6omaS Quinn bon
Wonmout6, 81. bon einem 0itlicb 9eben=
ben 6racbt3uge ouf einem @eIeiie Der
y8ig Soltr"sBaDn in Der gtG9e Der iiber
ben Madinatp, fiibrenben 8riide, unb baB
BET Der 8abnitation Wtadtnatp, itberfabren
un0 Ipfort get00tet.
, 1893-06-12
6liid i'm unoliid.

N%OnD0n, Z. SUM.
Sci Dem ScDiffbrub bes 9ampfers
v0urban" itnb feline Yerioncn crtrutfen.
Ser 9ampfer befanO licb auf Ser Sabrt Don
oer SapitaOt nacb SOutDampton.
, 1893-06-12
poitmeifter pierter RIahe.
SO Qf6tngtDn, u.

8a1btngtOn, Y. Stunt.
Seute tpurben 81 goitmeiiter pierter
&laiie %ernannt, tpobon 35 CUR Tituun9 bon
burcb SOB ober &idtritt %entitanbenen Go7
~fan3en.
, 1893-06-12
GRemifaIien=5ab nieoer9ebronnt.
Sc etp Oprf. II. Sim

@eitcrn gtabt brannte SoIepb 8tnn's
6emii6e Sabrit in gSiQiamsbur9 ab. Ser
8erluit betrG9t sIOO, 900.
, 1893-06-12
Cine irriinnt9e Srau mill i'm Quf
TRACE

Der GneeI oen Gr5bifdof 5enneHeY t0oten.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-11
Petition to Ctty Council.

At the last meeting of the City Council an ordinance was passed creating District No. , (the entire cityl as public improvement dis trict for city purposes. The idea in view was to inaugurate plans by which a City Hall might be built. 1t is well known that of all public inn provements Pine Bluff needs above all else a building to be used for city purposes. The Constitution of the State limits taxation and for the city to continue to issue scrip. or, in other words, "a promise to pay, without any funds or expected funds with which to pay is a farce and a dead let In consequence of this the ordinance mentioned has been passed and today a petition is in circulation to be signed by property owners praying the City Council to levy a tax, the revehue from which taxation will go toward the erection ot a public building to be used for city purposes. The petition should
 meet with the hearty approval Of the taxpayers of Pine Bluff.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-11
Services at Trinity Church.

For the first time in several months services were conducted yes ter1ay morning and last night at Trinity Episcopal Church by the newly appointed Rector, Rev. Ghas. E. Cabaness. A large congregation greeted the pastor at both services. At the morning services the. Rector preached q plain practical sermon leaving the impression upon his hearers that he is man of thought and q devoted and earnest Christian gentleman, and lives for the good he can do. At night he did not under take to preach sermon, ,butconfined himself to remarks that tended to explain his mission among the peo- pie with whom he expects to labor for the cause of Christ. Mir. Caban- ess uses no manuscript, has a clear. distinct articulation and is possessed of the pulest and best language. His congregation is delighted and the pastor himself highly pleased.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-11
Street Car stoned.

Last Saturday night at about $ o'clock a band of bad boys, both eolored and white, had assembled near the bridge on East Second ave .nue bent on mischief When one of the cars on thatend of the line passed they began throwing stones and other missiles at the driver and the car. It so happened that Chief Langford had one of his men stationed near by for the purpose of detecting the parties who had been guilty of such offense before, and when they began their work the policeman ran up and captured one of the lads and recognized the others who escaped. The boy arrested was colored The names of the others have been turned in and punishment will follow for all of them
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-11
f,eorraphy Party.

The Christian Endeayor of the Presbyterian Church will give q ..Geography. Party" next Thursday night at the residence of MT and Mrs. ". H. Langford Every person who attends will be expected to represent some State, city. town, country mountain, etc, and the person who guesses the largest number of repre- sentatives will be awarded a yalu- able prize. The admission will be p cents. This will be novel enter tainment. Supper will be served.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-11

Rev Oliver Jennings preached to a crowded house yesterday morning at the Temple. His subject was "Why I am Christian. Mir. Jennings is an able and eloquent divine and he handled his subject admirably. He based his arguments solely and en- tirely on the Word of God. He preached at night at the Presbyter- ian church hall to a large audience. His subject was "The Creed of the Church of Christ. This sermon also was a masterly effort.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-11
The Escape from Sing Sing.


 The recent escape of the two con- demned murderers, Pallister and Roehl, from Sing Sing prison was the prime motive for Hermann the Great in inventing his latest and greatest Illusion, which he calls "The Escape from Sing Sing.p He has two large cells made of wood and mounted with brass. < convict is put into one of them and curtains are drawn While Air. Hermann is talking about the trick the convict appears at the back of the house, runs down the middle aisle and goes upon tho stage. "What are you doing here?a asks the magician; you ought to be in the cell But I am not in the cell" replies the convict. s.Then who is in the cell?" says Mr. Hermann. ''The keeper says the convict. The curtains are raised and there is the keeper sure enough. Then the convict is put into the second cell, the first cell is lifted off the groud by pulleys, then curtains of both are closed and then opened again, and the convict is back in the first cell. It has created q tremen- dious sensation and Hermann him. self considers it one of his best illus ions. Mme Hermann is delighting crowded houses in her spectacular dance creations "a La Loie Fuller, The 'Serpentine, the Butterfly" and La Blanche Some idea of the magnitude of the act can be gath cred from the fact that fourteen cal eium lights are required for it's pro- duction. Hermann will positively appear at the Opera-house, Wednes day, Dec. 13.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-11
What to Buy for Christmas.

Oh! l wish I knew what to get for a Christmas gift for my -. Tell us who they are and we'll tell you what to buy If it is your grandfather or mother go to Dewoody < Co.'s and get 4-volume or ? volume LARGE PRINT New Tes- lament If they don't say tis the the very thing they have wanted for years, tis because they already have it, can't read, or are not Christians. You might also take along bottle of Dewoody & Go. s India Boquet Co., logne. (Pint bottle is the best size for adults; children according to age.l This prescription is often suitable for father or mother, especially if they are of vintage prior to 1850.
 Or, how would some of the follow ing do? Webster's International Unabridged Dictionary. Best on earth) Oxford or Cambridge Bi- ble. (We have 8 fine assortment.) Prayer-Book and Hymnal; new re- vision. A new Photograph Album. (We have assorted stacks of them.) 4 copy of Prince of India" Lew Wallace's latest work. A copy of some favorite poet. (We have them; all prices and styles.) A new novel by some favorite author; or a set Of Dickens, Scott, Thackery, George FL liott, etc.
 For a sister, or someone who is lia- ble to offer to be a sister to you; your best girl, or one with symp- toms of it, we have heart stimulants in the way of fine Art Books. Book lets and Art Novelties, Toilet, Glove and Handkerchief Dressing and Man icure cases, Linden Bloom and other Exquisite 0dors in Handkerchief ES- tracts, in eut-glass bottles. etc.
 For children we have all the popu- lar games. blocks, picture and story books, soaps, sponges and soothing syrups.
 "The best time to set ahen is when the hen is ready" Get your heart right for making someone feel glad that they know you. Come in and see us; we'll do the rest. It costs money to talk through the newspa- perss our profits are small; Polly don't want to) talk too much. : Como in ond soc 1lS
 ". l.. DEwooDY & Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-11
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT,

The tax book for the collection of the spe- cial assessment upon the real property in Dis trict No. 1 for the purpose of sewers has been placed in my hands, All lowners of real prop erty lying in the district are required to pay their assessments to me within thirty days from Dec. 9. If such payment is not made action witl be commenced at the end of that time for the collection of said assessments and for legal penalties and costs.
 Given under my hand this 9th day of No. vember. 1sas W.D. LEARN, Collector. II
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-11
Eve and Far.

Dr. T. !. Eaton. an occulist and surgeon of twenty-five years prac- .tice, will be at the Hotel Trulock professionally until Wednesday next. Impaired hearing and discharges from earls promptly relieved. All sore and inflamed eyes can be cured unless Reorganization has taken place. Cross eyes staightened with out pain; artificial eyes inserted. Hours, 10 to 1o q. Ill. and ? to and ' to p. n. d4w1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-11

Mr. F. r. Freeman, traveling sales man for the Southern Grocer Com pany, returned yesterday after hay- ing had a week successful tripsouth on the Valley road in the interest of his popular house.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-11

c. N. Hart Drug Co. have recently made handsome improvements in their elegant store. and since this Santa Claus has moved in, and will make headquarters here with his beautiful Xmas pretties until after the holidays. Call to see him. If.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-11

The Swedish Concert Company returned yesterday from Monticello, where they had two nights engage ment the latter part of last week, They will leave this eyeniDgfp for Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-11

Mir. Charles \. Dellmon and Miss Will BoweH will be married on Christmas Day. In advance We offer congratulations.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-11

Mr. A. V. Stafford, Receiver of the Stuttgart and Arkansas River rail- road, spent yesterday in the city with his many friends.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-11

The Board of Directors of the Y. NJ. .C. A. will meet at Merrill Institute to- morrow night at s o'clock sharp. As this will be the last meeting of the fiscal year it is important that there be a full attendance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-11

All members of the '. M c. 4. and Institute interested in athletics, also all bicyelists of the city are requested to meet in the gymnasium at the In stitute Thursday, December H., at s p. H. sharp.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-11

It is a great pity that the engage ments at the Opera-house and the Merrill Institute conflict tonight. We know of many who would like to attend both, but they will be com pelled to sacrifice one or the other.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-11

The prescription department at G.. N. Hart Drug Co.'S, is one of the inn .portant features of their business. tf.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-11

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-class. Polite attention. Your patronage solicited.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-11

THE GRAPHIC accepts aduertisaag ,n Ae distinct dnd anequivocal guaran- lee Mat its circulation 70 he city Qt Pane B74d and outside of tie city @ Pine Bl4B is 9reater Man that Qf a1y otser duly published fn Pine B1a!8.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-11
Annunciation Academy.

The Sisters. of Charity yyo,s Tllai laics3sI yS Twenty-sixth Session of tnel In Ijteraill Monday, september 4. ILL LII short.bs1 Book Keeping, Type-writlng' Art-N Higher Mathematics, r5nr,hroidery. 5n Drawing, Wax-work and Eilap' l1g Dress. dustrial Work-Plain SewlnS' Music-s and Cutting by Chart. ln land Instrle! and General Vocal Lessons andd a,,d Pipeu Music on Piano, Ca.oinet Violin. ]. Guitar, Harp Mando in anu aches is le'
 Tuition in Literary Br,;e Rates ], one-half the usual Acadeni,so "a DeyoI
 Special attention is given v ->'s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-11

The Odd Fellows give their mus icale and entertainment at the Opera house tonight Admission free.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-11
A. ;. MIrCHELL's

For all kinds of fancy chocolates and homemade candies. IF W. Second avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-11

Subscribers falling to receive the DAILY GRApHIe will confer a favor on by reporting the fact to this office tonee. Telephone l02 If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-11

Just received ear of fresh canned goods which offer very cheap. Call and be convinced.
 .1 E. GOLDSMITH, If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-11

Hermann, the great magician, will have large audience at the 0pera-hause Wednesday night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-11

You make a mistake if you buy goods before seeing G. \. Hart Drug Co.'S stock. 12-f If.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-11

Rev. Clark, editor of the Arkansas Baptist, Little Rock, preached yes terday morning and night at the Main Street Baptist church. All who attended enjoyed his able sermon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-11
ErunMust Be Sold.

4 $12,OO0 stock of dishes, glass ware, iampg, toys, dolls, etc.
 Fox X OWEN.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-11

4 city hack will meet all trains, day or night. Telephone your or- dcrs to Berlin's Stable. Is m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-11

The pure Elk whiskey, the best on the market, at the Elk saloon, No. 1l2 BaTraque street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-11

Alr J. II. Talbot, who has been very sick for several days, isreported much better today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-11
W. L. DEwooDY < Co.

q heard Jno. Temple Graves in his matchless oration. The Reign of the Demagogue. Every living American should near it. 1t is beyond all praise. "-Col l.. F Copeland.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-11

The Brotherhood of Locomotive Bremen will give their annual ball in this city on the night of January oS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-11

Capt. and Mrs. V. D. Wilkins left Saturday for Pass Christian, on the Gulf of Mexico, to be absent several u.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-11

Mr. Joe Alexander's horse, which was hitched to his surry, ran away yesterday on Fourth avenue Mir. Mcintyre. the Texas cattleman, hap paned to be near and caught the horse before any damage was done.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-11

Are you going to hear John Tem- ple Graves at the Institute tonight?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-11

Go to Reeves G Senyard for your Christmas whislSies.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-11

sCold Tea the best Elk whiskey, at the Elk saloon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-11

"1'he Reign of the Demagogue. by John Temple Graves, It the Institute tonight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-11

Fresh krout, Dill vinegarand mixed pickles at Goldsmith's. Ii
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-11

Hon. John Temple Graves at Mer- rill Institute tonight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-11

Mr and Mrs. Tom Sparks will en- certain Mics Lizzie Toney Ut cards tomorrow night
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A..J. MITCHELL'S

For oysters served in all styles. IF " Second avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-11

Mr. l.. D. Murtagb was suddenly taken sick last Saturday since which time he has been confined to his bed at his residence on West Sixth ave nue. He is reported no bettertoday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-11

For fine whistIies, wines, tobacco and cigars go to the Elk saloon
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-11

Mr. Hightower, book-keeper for J II. Talbot & Co, is still very sick.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-11

Miss Coi1'inne Meyefis visitingrela- i tives in Birmingham, Ala.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-11

Hon. ". Jasper Blackburn, of Lit tie Rock, is i'll the city
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-11

xmasgoods at Hart's Drug Store.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-11

Mrs Emil Meyer entertained amm- her nj her friends last night at cards. Progressive euchre was the game and all spent ;a most pleasant even isg.