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Abendblatt., 1894-11-16
DermtiAtes.

- Ser Barrier Sigaro mel6et etne nele
Gri9einung i'm ~geieul6aitliden 2eben an:
bic uS6eiOungsz Nn5et9e". 8ts9cr batten
mir @eburtSz, BerIobungs>, 8erm6blung87
unb SooeSz Qn5eiaen; es icbeint, ba mar
no6 cine Slide aus3ufiiIen. Ttgaro erz
3dblt, einem ictner 6reunbe Jet aus 2(I9ter
t~ol9enoe NnSetge 5ugeianot tDor6en: Oerr
B....S unO Srau 8....S beebren li9,
Sbnen &erntniB bouOn 3u geben, baB bas
@ertcht ioeben bic S9eioung iDrer @be
ouS8elprocben bat. Tr0u s.. IS g%eiptnnt
tDren W{Qo6ennauen 3urI6: SennD
W{....n, 6err P....S feline 1nabbGn9igz
felt. vSeber g%etuinnt iobtel 5uriid, ais tbu1
moglt9 ift", bemcrtt ba3u BET Sp0tter.
Dem 8eiiber zines fletnen Qaboratos
RUINS in ct. 8etersburg lit eS ~gelungen,
Stpel Wtonate lang Sen eLeftrtibeu Strom
8u ite6len, Der lGn9S elmer Sbiir binlief,
bic itcb neben ber GDitr ieineS 2oboratoz
rtuutS befan0. ST boDrte Elm 2ocb in bic
Wfoucr un0 6rnbte quer 0urb 6teic5 etnen
9rabtfaoeu nit Ger ODuamomai1ine in
SetbtHouH9. ScblieBLt6 wuroe Der 8e7
tru8 aber cntoedt, uno gegen ben Ote6
tpuroe Nltla8c crboben.
lIeber Oa5 GrObeben in Sapan perber
1eBt ndbere @in5el6eiten befannt. Nad
elmer Wfeloung aus OOfobama iino Bel benz
@r0bcben in ben 8c3jrten SatUta, Namo7
gaia un6 @tamt on 5000 6duicr burcb
DsIttgc auf chamber foI9enoe Grbit0Be SER
fort iporben. 9t0b ben bisbertgen Welz
oungen itnO 260 9erionen 8et0btet unb
cine groBe lll5abl oertpun0et poroen.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-16

- @u4 in Trantrei6 miiien 9ebriidte
8er6aLtntile 6erri9en, tpenn man LEST,
tDic in einem Sabre bic Qtusfu6r nm 25O
W3iQionen unD Die @tnfuhr I'm 263 WtiL>
ltonen Trancs ab8enOmmen, Der 9anbeL
alio SOP W&tuiOnen @inbuBe erLttten bat.
ltnb neil Oieier 9rud Der 8erbdGtniiie it9
iiber Die 8an3e Nelt eritreGt, barum f0nz
men mir aucb BON elmer rein 0rtItcben 8ez
ieiti9un8 Der it0renben @inmirtungen, cine
pI0BIi3e 6ebun9 Der 6anbelsoerbdItniiie
nibt erlparten. @tr t0nnen ie nur be-
l5(euntgen,
Abendblatt., 1894-11-16
RranfReiten unter oen Sbweinen

Na96em Der 8eitsn uniere8 2an6eS ges
raume 3eit btnDurb BON oerbeeren6en
8ronfbeiten inter ben S9Deinen Der>
ihOnt gebGieben lit, treten jest auf eirmal
bOSartige Seu9en ouf. S6tpeine, bic bon
gtebrasfa na6 Colorado gebra1t tpOr6en
itnb, ioQen, 10 beiBt eS, bon Der S9peines
peit befa1en ietn unb elne @agenlaOung
lol6er Ebiere, melbe nerIi3 aus benz
fernen Weiten in gtorpalf in Obto an
Iangten, baben 9enannte Seube in tenem
Gbeile Obio's utter BEN b~ortiget Sbnetz
men Derbreitet. Nub aus Dem mittLeren
unb Oitltcben Sutnois tommen &lage11 iiber
8erbeerun8en bic bort BON &rantbeiten un=
ter ben S9tpeinen angertbtet tperben.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-16

= SEPT, no Der 9err Senator S'W2aueQ
tpieber ba i'll unb tpieber ieiner aIt9eDo9nz
ten 8ei6dfti8ung, benz MiiBi9gang, ais
bcr6dttniBmdBig freier Mann i'm &retie
ietner &ameraOen nabgeben fam, wtr6
bas Gei9rei iber ibn balb Oeritummen,
unO baS 8ublitum ii9 nicbt me6r NIT tbut
beld9dftigen. oils alter Brattttu6 bdtte
0'OtaQep bas ptiien un6 bic bumme
TormaIitat BET 8iirgi6aftSleiftun9 gletc9
abnta6en miiiien.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-16
Don oen Brioanten auf Sarointen

tDir6 iAOn tpte6er Elm lteberfau auf cine
BDitfuti6e 9emel6et. Wfon i6reibt bon
bort: 9luf Der 2anOltroBe no9 Q(bbaianto
tpur6e Der BofttDaaen, in benz Ser Steuers
erbeber Gambia iaB, bon flint, nit Tlinten
un0 Wteiiern b%eDaffneten Sn6tbi6uen ongez
baIten, bic t6r @eiibt nit GIbern beoe6t
batten. NabOem bic 0tGuber ben &onz
onfteur s%espun8en batten, ob3uitet9en,
ipannten ie Die Yfer6e aus un6 OurGbz
itOberten Sic &orreiponben5en. Oa fte
~ie0enfaaS 9laubten, 6aB Mertbpoptere
bartn entbalten' ieien, ibleppten fe 3tpet
oerii6erte Pdf9en nit ftb fort, Sic iebod
II S9riftttfe ent6teLten, tpelcbe itb auf
5pet 8ro3elie be3oSen unb an ben Stats
antpalt in @agltari 9ericbtet tparen. 9cnt
Steuercrbeber Gambia iebten Die 8rtgonten
Die 6ltntenldufe auf Die 8ruit urtb stpangen
tDn, alS5uItei8en uab ibnen baS @elb, boS
er BEL itb trus, ein3ubGnbigen. Mn9e1tcbtS
Der brobenoen @efa6r CAB Gambia $4,000
Sire 8aargelb un6 200 Sire in 8anfbonoS
Der, bic ct in Gagttart abliefern ioute.
9amit nibt sufrieoen, nabn1en ibm Bic
H0uber nob ubr uno Settle, ferner einioe
Jttn9e un6 etnen HeootDer meg. gtacb
poQbrabter Gbat entfernten ie itd, ober
etn2m bsn ibnen 8tng Gamba'S @eI6id
a~nicbetncn6 81 6er3en unb ct bate bic
Site, u1n3utebren un6 bem auSgeroubtet
Steuererbeber 80 Sire &eiieseIO gu seben.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-16
Wer lo0t 0o2
fit ole }rCunOe OCs 6uMOS-mo Wer 1T es ut4t2-en But
5ur Gr6CtCrung uRO 5ur GGr(6ou6uNg Coffee caunen.
Die 5omilie 8ud7hol5,
Don arlh4H atttne.
Don 9nIt11H 9ttttHF.

Dem beuti@GeienOen 4ubGiunt bic %beIOnberen SOr5tge biees
NSerfes, feline feline Satire unO Die gemifbDpa behere Sebenss
oni@aunn9 nod beIOnOers a~n3upreHen, bteBe @afer tns N'eer trogen
Bat es oGJ III kaum II Sabren 80 anaasen erlebt. @O9ar
Der nit ieinem SOB 10 FARCE Altretdskan9ler bonte in einem Sonb'
i3rei6en Dem Serfofer ber8Gi9 fir Die senuBrei6em @tunOen, tpelbe
tbm bic 2ettire Oes 8u6es uer6afft, bas 5eitnetlis rdbrenb i6pez
Irr arontbet i'm lelbit feline Sdner5en b~ergefen lieB.
9ees Sud- feuen mir ben 2eiern bs gbenOblates unter Bee
I%IOnOers gunti9en 8~eOingunsen our 8erfagung
Oesen 2 Coupons umO 20 Gents in Baar seben mir bas 8ub
in Der Office ob. Jur ~oeufeldea Ureis ptrO es AUDI p%OrtOfrei i'm
SnIano pet DOa uerlanOt.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-16

- Gin 16. g&oOembsr 1924 idreibt
3pin8It ieinen 8rtef iiber bic men6ma6Gsz
lebre, tpobur9 bic reformirte &ircbe emf
itebt. 1911 pirb Stgi8munO Ser &urfiirt
bon 8ronOenburg, bon 8oGen nit Dem
6er3o8tbum RreuBen beGo6nt. 1892 1T
bic S@loBt bel 2HBen, in ser @uttap
2(bolpb H., &0ni9 bon G9pe6en ais Siez
get fdQt. 1897 lit &0nig BrteOricb BtGz
belm II. BON @reuBen geftorben. 1911 lit
Sobn Bright 9ebOren. 1848 tpir6 ber
Democrat Wfeiienbauier in 8ien ericbofz
fen. 1864 miro 2ttIanta etngeaidert,
Sherman trttt ietnen Marib nab benz
Meere an. 1869 @r6ffnuns bes Sue3z
tanaIs. 1885 miro in Gana0a Der vGebeu"
9tieI bingeribtet.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-16

- 6err 8uuman beftn6et it3 auf ser
NeiIe mach Chicago unb miro nocb ieiner
Nnfunft Sic bcrbc Gritif, pelAe Bic Or
bettSzG an ibm auSlbte, beont.
Dorten. Our4 Bic republtfoniiben Siege
IoQ i6m bebcuteno Der &amm gei9WoQen
Ietn.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-16

- 9ie 8egleitung OeS 9errn 8oLi3ei7
DIRECTORS Brennan bel benz fIu9tigen 8ez
iube 6cs 6errn O'OfaueD auf Der 8Olt3eiz
%itattOn mar fit bas Gtement, oIs 6elisn
ber%Dorragen6ter 8crtreter iebt bier
O'MaueD betrahtet tper6en fam, Ser oerz
i0DnenOe QtbibtuB Der 9an3en Nffaire.
Nir finben baS 8ene6men beS Serrn
BOlt3etcbefs 8an3 bsoretficb urO 3eu8t bas=
ielbe bon 9roBem Gatt. Man mug, 70
man ii6 in elmer offentGtd6en Steuun8 be-
finbet, nm Oas ribtige @lei98eipi9t gu err
balten, alien @Genenten &e9nung tra9en,
Abendblatt., 1894-11-16

8anOe@ienotor 8rice bdGt ben 8ice=
graltOenten Stsoenion fir 6en it6rtiter
SefDcr0er Der 9cmofroten I'M Sic grdfi=
bcntlcbattS : &an6iOatur. @enn bos Ser
bette 1T, ben Die b%emOtrotiiHe gartei arf@
1relOen Tam, 0ann pollen mir ibr Ben
@usfaa Der '96er @a9I gleib oOrauslaacr
Abendblatt., 1894-11-16
Die Camille DuObol1.
Gi9enBaRn~ &aRrpRdne.

gSbte@gO &c ytortbtUe ftsrr=Gties - Tifet
" OFFICES Rps. 208-208 Giorf=Gtrobe, an Der
Safleg aoenue Station uuo am 2epot Gde @eas.
uue GinsIe'StraBe,
Abendblatt., 1894-11-16

Onnnrth1 9nttpffr.
S6Qli9 nab 8nciue, M}ilmaufee. @bebonoor Nlor;.
t9ipoe, Spo &toer5, Repa1nee, @buopee, St9rGenmgon
1tenpnttlee, Suotu9t9n uu5 MtauI1tee nm Z lIbT Nbs
9to@ Sroro 9open, W~tusteQon, 9roub Ranibs ,r
1t6n!H4S. ntiiilpouS nnO 5rslgags NM 7:3O Nben6s. '
9to9 9reeu Sa9. YttttlDDh uub Somftoo Z uhr SIbNa
gt99 gsS9no3o; WtoHtiIique unO Ban 86rts Somitoos
STftre unS 9Ods; SuB Der MiaiQou Que 2oDbow
Abendblatt., 1894-11-16

Ss52t@i9au GenfraI. geN Sort 6e,traE tt1O
~ Bolton & saIb arns gff e9b abten. - .9is
9tiogarn Sans SOute." 3Hee o~erlafIen uGb fornmet an
N br Teuen Gentr9t. Station on Safe Sront, 6nB bon
Bart BON, unS %. Ctr, SO. Str Rne Spoe @arG.
StabtEtdet.Ofic: 81 @lart=5tr.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-16

EKDtcagp, JtbG SSEanO & BactNc=gBabn.
W 4afogier=St Station. 0ar 8urens5tr., Elm BGod
iabIi4 bonn 8oor6 oI Srooe. Gidst.Gftte: 104 GlarfItr.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-16
g Union pafeneer Station.
Y I%gGnn6gIVdnidI LINES.

$3.50 @oG@tSS, SasG1z uito 8Rao1on=Str.
Side1-OfIeeS: @u Der Station, in 24S g. @Iarts
GtraBe, SIDE SodiOu, nno i'm AuoitorIunl=Qot e
9urd-3iqe fabreI mie foIgt nad5 GentraI=Seit:
sGSnItch LGGnIih nmanennrnr1etE Gnnrtnns
Abendblatt., 1894-11-16
SQtttotS Central.

aGe burGeebenOen 8h9e BON Ser @ettraG.Stotion.
IL. GtraBe unb Bart 9tOp. 3i9e fir ben Siben f6nrten
e6enfaaS an p. StraBe. 80. Strabe uub 9pbe BART &c.
nomu,en perben. Stdets in Der StabtsDftee, 1914 SI6
GIorfsStraBe, unb iRt aubitorians1 otsL
Abendblatt., 1894-11-16
@bfuBrt anfunft

EShicagu, DtiltD aufee 6 81. 0auI=G iIe cub Inn.
" Sto Sts5idet=Sf Office 207 @Inrf= StraBe SeLepbone
219O Mtoiu. Union 8aiio9ier. Station @0noIi, Adams.
lub MoOtion=StraBe.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-16
BtScomftm central. sfntei

CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN RY. co. - 8ruuo
" Gentral Stntiou, Si1t5 Ane. uno 9arrifpnsStraps
GtabtsOffice an Glarf- Wne Safinn=Str. psenir 9IDgJ
Abendblatt., 1894-11-16

2tOenbbIutt l Sent, 6 gents bic @obe.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-16

'G6Sli9. Ausgenommen Sonutaq. Auseenoms
men Samftas. Z AuS9enpHrnteu Otontoe. 0 5dBrt
tdgltd olS &DfaI=SIg BPM Ses WtoIneS 5urid.
BeDrta S6lanuagsn futrb sem Big 5ioe Samitag
@benbs a%n9ebdngt
Abendblatt., 1894-11-16

8 : 8
, 1894-09-01
NEW DANISH MINISTRY,

Copenhagen, Aug. king Christian has
accepted the resignation of Premier Estrup
and has appointed Baron Rsedtz-Thott Min
lister of Foreign Affairs 90 succeed him as
President of the Council of Ministers NJ.
Estrup was also Minister of Finance.
Vice Admiral N. F. Ravn remains Minister
Of Murine, j. III. w. Nedenan Minister of
Justice and Minister for Iceland. II. ?, Inger-
slew Minister Of pnblie Works, and NJ. Hoer-
ring Minister Of the Interior.
NJ. Luttichan becomes Minister of Finance,
Gen. Thompson succeeds Gen. j. j. Bahnsen,
as Minister of War, and NJ. Bardenfeth takes
the place of a. II. Coos as Minister Of Public
Worship and instruction.
The King has sent a letter to the retiring
Premier warmly thanking him for his long
and faithful services.
The reorganization of Denmark's Ministry
was not brought about in the fashionable
, 1894-09-01

~ By the arrival Of the II. A. 2. Cos
steamer Saronia yesterday from Pto. Plata
we learn that all hope ofsaying the Company's
ship Colonia has been abandoned, as the ship
lies on the sunken remains Of the P. NJ. S.
P.Coy's s. s.Tiber; which was stranded at that
port some IA years ago, aud in this position
the bottom of the CoI0niG has been greatly
damaged. We understand that the mishap
to the CoIonia took place whilst the Captain
was endeavouring to secure a better berth
for his ship. The ship was entirely under
the command of the Captain, there being no
pilot on board. Much of the cargo has been
saved and landed IN a good condition at Pto.
Plata she had already been in port a day
and d half discharging. A portion of her
cre~ were brought on to this port yesterday
by the Sa1onia, and the remaining portion
will be taken to Europe by the Rhenania.
The loss of this vessel iq much to be regretted.
as she was one of the finest of the Company's
West India service she was a new ship,
having been built at NewcaStle-on Tyne
only 6 years ago. She was under the COM
lnand of Capt. Welder, and unfortunately
for him, who is spoken of as a capable
seaman, this was only his second voyage
in command.-Lightbourn's Mail Notes, z3rd
august.
, 1894-09-01

tIanI nN1SI Nj L.A.n- r-- l.
wa;abt 90 ,aara no =. - ~ + '"Pe4ioo ~
and iooraosinn nh.s;aal :? ee .
bis rasignat;o on oynd An.l hlt - 80, ~
+;on TX has +oksn Ms tiaPn. - - -
narbons b.S Kan tmuinm oNl' ~
r. r naTsnade HE riobt haa31 nan1, I'D t.;na
nersonal friend 70 continnnn ~ tLa haaJ - H.
5TaLina+ -" '"o
Tbo roti,;nr pr;mo ATin;.to. ~
whoIIy oiva me ao+Ira into,.st i9u n1lHo oG :
for hn' iii k.an Lis .nat - tL,F ~" 4IGaa,
or MINER honsa of Tia R;,s1sr p,rIIa'aanG77
which he has ocornioJ fb;@rt, -
n F.trun ! , graoror mt%, ;Iaa +Lo
aoe re,dnr ,oirLt s,,n, ,o. uaE t,a,a, !,
h2s ovn oo,n+r9v H. +IIIot..r ;4.l. -. ~,
ramorLahlp NOT a}ono g. w.ntal .+",.I na3
m,ral force Init f,r vltoItv s+n,al /, III saaIi
and seemingly very weak fror,, lie H., c,n
spmntive and ~nrenoSsassinu in annaar,noa
but Tor ninetoan v-arS mas ,n1a1i iD.nmori-
with am IRON hand The KING box remarkably
retained him IN Office IN daf.n.a of tLA M
tests of an overwhelming mai,rin ar Ill.,
N,tional LaoiJatnro AZ tinnSs E<t,on III.
bpsn varv nnnonuIor INT ba Los oIra,ts Laoa.
n3ifo,on+ - n o,,uar ~ aw+
.Jacones Broannn Saaven;ns Fs+rrn wa.
born in Soroe. Denmark Anril rs l925 Ia
inharited L,n5ad estates and noy.o5 Az f.,+
year of his manhood in famine FIoctoI
Denutv IN 1874 he soon afte,,yo,ds rssj,noI
ON account Of III health and IA not ,o7n,,,
to noIitioal ia for more tLan tan ,aars vLo".
he became > member of IondstbinJ In tLy+
body he Quickly became me leader Of tha
Conservative marty comnosod chiefly IL I.n'I.
ed ploprietors.
In 1893 Fstrnn bocama ,bo N;,isto, IS 1,
interior in the CABINET heaJnd NV raan+
FriiSenboro and retained tba noxf MIN lofq
In 1866 he took an active mart i, tba revision
of fba Constitution ana .gn.Ii.aJ H. III
mipistatjon bv an rvrensio of fhn ro,5y ana
rail ana 6v the int: od9ction If c,,n,n.
nal Ie6i Station
In 1879 he became tho President If ia
Council taking the D~ortfoIi, If Fiua nca IInhao
Dame noted soon for constant onnosition - tLo
Radical majority IN tbp FoIkatbing ar Chm
he rof IDENTITIES The conflict SON hooon,o Garoa
The Chamber svstematicollv refused f. enIrr.n
the BUDGET N. Estrnn sustained NV tLe
Kinp freouentIy nroroon.d I'M hndy az ~
dered new elections PM R,dio,I mai,ri
~ hostile to tho Cabinet wo. ,,,ari,LI,' -
tTrned
NJ. Estrnn's budoet instead of bo;,a
dorsed bv tLp'Dennties was ,,romn1r.IaI ~.
roval d4croa n VOL, t;on Of tho ConTtt
After nrorooat;on ne tho Cbo ! ~
NJ Estrnn dee4Ia rod ha uouId :, ~
strnuole to the end This con.ad .o3,o s+4
q 70 ''ON1
, 1894-09-01
THE NAMING OF PRINCE EDWARD.
(Npectator.)

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, 1894-09-01

The Baparia, from Columbian ports, Cura-
Gao and Sanchez was expected to arrive at St.
Thomas on Tuesday, homeward bound.
The Tburingia, from Europe. is expected
to arrive on the End inst, and proceeds
to San Pedro de Macoris, Sto. Domingo City,
La Guayra. Pto. Cabello, CURACAO, and Port
LimoL.
The Rhenania from Hayti, Pto. Plata, and
Sanchez, is expected toarrive on the End
inst. homeward bound.
, 1894-09-01

Advices from Paris announce that masses
are being held today in many churches for
the Cont de Paris.
Paris journals discuss a letter from the
Comte to Baron Lambert, which is regarded
as the former 5 political testament.
Telegrams from Madrid state that a Gov
,mm mi decree has been published. which
abrogates the reciprocity convention between
Cuba, Porto Rico, aud the Unitol States.
Washington news reports that a treasury
circular has been issued constituting the free
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Geo. K K. wen,liing

The bare announcement of this great lecturer and favorite will be hailed with delight hy our people. Ii has been impossible to secure him on any other. night than Saturday March ,, but the lecture will not be- gin until S:a0 so that all will have an opportunity of hearing this great ora tor. His subject 's1s Death the End?'' k considered q masterpiece of argu- ment and eloquenee and everybody should hear it. It will be rare op- ortunity for all. Seats on sale It c. N- Hart's beginning Friday at 2 Il. Ill. at
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ARKANSAS Industrial University. For Both Sexes Next Session Begins March (, and Ends Dee. 6, 1894.
Winter Vacation.

One of the leading Universities of the Southwest. Graduates fill high positions in various States. Literary Scientiticic, Engineer ing, Mechanical, Agricultural and Normal Depart ments in the three Colleges at Fay etteville. Law and Medical Depart- ments at Little Rock. Normal and Mechanical College for colored stu dents at Pine Bluff Twenty-thrce courses of study Equipped with modern apparatus and appliances, Large attendance. Matrichlation Fee. S3. Tuition free t0 Arkansas YoHng men and women. Students from other States pay only Sl0 a year for tuition. Board for hoys i'll the Dormitory at cost S7.50 tD $s.a0 per month Board in private fami- lies. $l2 to Sl9 permonth. Arkansas students should receive appointments from their County Judge.
 For Catalogue Apply 10
 President A. l. U.,
 FAYETTEVILLE, ARK.
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Silver Novelties.

\ sterling silver curling irons; very pretty. Beautiful designs of solid silver nail files, sterling silver shoe horns, sterling silver shoe buttoners, sterling silver glove buttoners, ster- ling silver book marks. sterling silver bib pins. An endless variety of sword pins in silver and gold from 15 cents up, and the prettiest love chains ever sold hy us.
 N. PARSE X Co
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Losr-SomeWhere between ] IL. Seali's residence on Ra1Taqne street and the opera-haHse. T geld ring sci with three emerald stones and nine- teen diamonds Reward will be giAen when returned to Vivian Mad den, 4l6 East Barque street. 3ld6t.
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Patronize Home Factories.

Xe have recently added q full line of sash and door machinery and are now making all kinds of doors and windows from cypress and yellow pine, which we guarantee to give perfect satisfaction Better than white pine and for less money.
 l 2Itf BLUFF CITY LUMBER Co
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For Rent.

The plantation known as the Cock Till farm, just east of the city of Pine Bluff, for the year lS94. Will rent the whole Plantation to any one man, or will rent ia smaller tracts, to different parties, to good tenants. Gall our otiieeforfurtherin information. If JOHNSON X lioRERfs, Agts.
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On tomorrow. Friday, evening tht Juvenile Society of the Methodist Church will give eandy pulling al the home Of Mf. and Mrs. R. Ii. NJ. Mills. Everyone cordially invited to be present. The admission fee of i0 cents each will he devoted to q worthy cause.
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The Presbyterian Mite Society will meet tomorrow night at the resi-. denee of Br. <. ". Troupe. on West Fifth Avenue. Besides the regular admission price of ten cents there will be "Gonundrnm Salad, - which will he centsextra. Children as well as adults cordially invited to attend.
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Superintendent ". J Mckee, of the Central Division, accompanied by Chief Roadmaste1. Hazen. of The Mis- souri Pacific. passed through the city today OH m inspection tour Of the Valley road. They were on their way to Little Rock.
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We understand lbat sam Jones has made inquiries concerning Pine Bluff ''Sawciety" and will not be a stranger. te our ways when lie af- rives.
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We are requested bY the Secretary to state that there will be meeting of the Ladies Hospital Association tomorrow afternoon at o'clock at the Merrill institute.
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We mean what We say. We will sell for cash lumber, Iaths. shingles. doors, windows, blinds. hot bed sash, window glass, sash weights. etc, for less money than sheY have ever been offered before and cheaper than anyone else in the world Nothing charged at cash prices strictly cash.
 l 27tf BLUFF CITY LUMBER Co.
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LosT-On Sunday a solid gold watch and chain, light monogram on front. double case, with crystal ont. Finder will return to Felix G. Smart and receive reward. 22G if
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Is your life worth 50 cents? Dumb chill; ague; congestive chill; death.
 This is the evolution of your chilly sensation. Plantation Chill Cure will cure you, or it will cost YOU nothing. Sold by McCammon X Son.
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Plantation Cough Syrup stops old coughs, stops 'em quick. and they lsever return. If it don't cure you ;isk for your money back. you'll get IL. Sold hY MefAammon < Son.
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Camden, Eordyce and Monticello will have representatives by the wholesale in this city on March i3 when sam Jones will be here.
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 AIasqne Hall.

On the night of the a2d inst, the BInM City Club will give grand masaue ball. Preparations are now being made. The Club will hold a meeting tonight.
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George, the son of Mr. A. N. smith, Yard-master of the Valley road, has returned from Elmira, N. Y. where he has been attending school.
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4 crowd of the young people had an impromptu dance last night at the Jefferson Guards Afmory after the Knights of Pythias banquet was terminated.
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Parties holding six coupons of con eecutive dates. for the GRAPHIC worlds Fair Art Portfolios can get 4hc sanle lgy presenting coupons at Y ,4 office. \ limited number of the s pprtfolios on hand.
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speclal Notice.

We announce the following special reduction in prices
 Gull lumber at B to S5 per NJ.
 No. l dimensionlumber. S7, ,50per NJ, , 23tf BLUFF CrrY LUMBER Co.
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The funeral services of the late ". c. Brewer were conducted by Rev. N. k. penrod. at the Sixth Avenue Baptist Church, and the remains in- tered in Bellwood cemetery this morning.
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Don't fail to hear the greatest lee turer of ihe season, Hon Geo. t. Wendling, at the institute next Sat urday Mar ,. 2t
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Misses Grace York and Mona Jones returned yesterday from visit to friends at Warner.
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Plantation Cough Syrup is guar tnteed Ii it don cure go and get Xour money back. Ask YouF mer- chant Il 9ut IL Sold by McGammon X SOIL
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When you feel tired lazy. and gen frally no account. cleanse yourbland with Plantation Sarsaparilia and Tod Potash, and start yonr liver with Plantation Pills. Sold hv Me Cannon X Sou.