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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-11-24

sPaisGyIgLo. 2o..ACg. lstt. lisa.
Il can speak II the h3gAsst terms os
FOUR Ee3.clae firm r-y -. personal
kuo@i-lSe - z@~ee.@psiEa hear.
disease. ylezrsy a1t rA~earns.ls.o Cor
b ear@ wzs treated By til. very b~s.
p5v s4c.a1s = sYe@s E1a9re.s -. Sol
lars. tr.et every kcogl remedy With
O.. eo6!ng r-ac. have c1iy axe
ol- oot.!c g: yoCr +. r. P. AID caa
caeer!1sly SAP * has 6Dae TIE MIRO
Ec<st ttA1 arycLirg hare csc. taken.
= recommend yosa- medicine ~ All
sufferers Of th~ above 4is~aseA
MRS. NJ x. NAEy.
Springfield. Green Co-aty. No.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-11-24

For primary secondary and tertiary
syphilis. for blood poisoning. uercu-
ria poison. malaria. Gysp"psi1. and
in all blood and sEtn 1i1ea.es. l!Ee
Lio.che.. ptEcp!es. Old chronic uT-rs.
letter. sca4c head. hr,ils, er~ys.,i~!as.
eczema we NAV say. v.tkoat fear II
cnn:rafic.4on.tAat L. r. p. l.. the best
blood y1r1ecFl L ite w-C3d. an1 mares
positive. speedy ami permanent c0rys
ii ali cases.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-11-24

Ladies' whose systefaa are yg4soae6
and VIVA ii sod $ IL al Impure conct-
Zen de to rleastruA5 rregQ4ar4t4@s,
are peculiarly DeCeIt-i Dy the won-
oerfut ionic AID C!oss-cIeaasIDg prey
critics .. p. p. p prcxly 49,, Poke
Root and Potassium
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WARM WORDS BY COUNCILMAN.


Lively Meeting OF ballard Council-A
Contractor Must Wait.
The session OF the Ballard city council
Tuesday night was carried on under good
deal of restrained excitement. The city
clerks minutes and the old shortage of ex-
Marshal Peters and ex-City Treasurer
John Keane's connection Herewith were
discussed with a good deal of acrimony
and some supplementary language.
Councilman John keans made strong
objections TO the adoption of the minutes
OF the previous meeting. on the grounds
that tho figures reported by the finance
committee regarding funds in the treasury
we're incorrect. His objections were sus-
tanned. and the minutes ordered to be
investigated by the committee Of the whole
Thursday evening.
Keane then gave notice that he would
prefer charges against City Clerk f. o.
Marsh for incompeteney and neglect of
duty at the next regular meeting. He
stated he had deposited warrants with
Marsh covering the alleged shortage re-
ported by the city clerk and committee.
Marsh called keane a liar. and this en-
phstic language created somewhat of .
sensation and a good deal Of sympathy for
keane.
The ordinance for the improvement Of
Fourth avenue west was found faulty by
reason of being published under wrong
title. aud was repealed and another
passed in its place. Fred III. Peterson. Of
Seattle. sho was present. gave rs his opin-
ion, citing cases from the supreme court.
that bonds could not be issued for this
Improvement until after work was TN
ishea. Frazier & Co. have the contract.
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coar,. ana Public omee..

In the United States court yesterday
John r. Knibb and F. L. Mullen, natives
OF Great Britain, were admitted 10 citizen
ship.
The suit Of A. II. Meford ct al. VS.. Ed
ward A. Z~ibarth ct al. to quiet title, will
be tried today before Alfred Battle as
Judge pro TEN.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
for J. III. Bowen and Edith Hutchinson,
both OF Black Diamond; Thomas q. Sim
mons and Lizzie @. Finlay, both of Seattle.
Judge Osborn yesterday ovsrruled the
demurrer to the complaint in the suit of
the Donohoe-Kelly Banking Company VS..
Puget Sound Savings bank ct al, TO re-
cover 5000 on q promssory note.
The trial of the case of the Nation al
bank of Snohornish against the Northern
Pacific Express Company. 10 recover a
shortage of money lost in transit, has
been continued from October 10 to 0cto-
Der d.
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The New Plumb ing Ordinance.

The board of health held its regular
monthly meeting yesterday afternoon,
and adopted the plumbing ordinances pre-
yiously outlined in the Posr-
IxrKILIsEScER, with The following
amendments: The examination for a
license shall consist Of two parts. gues-
tons and practical work. in each Of
which the applicant must attain IS per
cent The choice OF questions and kind Of
practical work will be left TO the plumbing
board. The 81. coo bond required of
plumbers shall lie for one year. when il
must be renewed. Health Officer Pslmer's
report vas fled and = namber OF bills al
lowed
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Mr.. Editor--Dear SIR: For 10 years l
have been gradually growing deaf until
the past year / could net sear anything
ia one ear. DIR. Darrin has cured ms with
electricity so / can hear a watch tick and
q xhispeE across the room. consider
the cure one of the most wonderful re-
suits of electric treatment on record. Re-
fer 10 me at 6i0 East 18th street. Tacoma
HENRY HANDLEI.
DR.. Darrin can be consulted free a. Ho-
tel Chilberx, Tacoma Nasa The worthy
poor treated free from 10 to IL . N. daily.
Those abe 20 pas from 10 T. N. to p. IA;
evenings 10 s; Sundays 10 TO 2 Charges
Low snd reasonable. according to cream
stances and ability 20 pay. Patients can
he treated AZ home after one yisit 10 tie
doctors ofsce- Circulars and question
bank. sent free. Inquiries answered.
DR.. DarTin makes speciality Of All dis
eases of the eye, nose, throat. cassErh.
DEAFNESS, bronchitis, Is grippe, eoasamp-
ton. yspepsJa, constipation, heart. liver
and kidney diseases, seminal weakness.
impoteney. structure, dydrooele. eleet,
sypaiiis. of whatever nature, If eGTabses
no cases taken IL not
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WARD GETS THE TITLE.



A decision involving the ownership of
forty acres of land In the White river val
ley has Just been handed down by the
United States circuit court OF appeals in
the case Of William l.. Jordan VS.. John c.
Ward. Affirming the decision of Judge
Hanford. delivered last winter. in favor of
Ward. The case was argued before the
court of appeals last April. and the deci-
sion ends complicated legal tangie.
The land IN question 10 the northeast
quarter OF the southwest quarter section
30 township Fl north. range o east, and
was settled while yet unsurvsyed in Au-
gust. 1878. by John ]. Winter. In April.
Iss3. after Winter had cleared several acres
and built house and made other improve
ments to the value of 81 900. the land was
plated and opened to settlement Atthis
time Winter was lying sick at a hospital
In thus city. and William l. Jordan
made homestead entry dated May Is
Winter. within the time allowed by
Law. also made application, dated May 81.
but his application was denied. On June
he died. bequesihing all his property to
John c. ward, who In August. as devisee
OF Winter. flsd contest affidavit setting
forth the above facts and asked that he be
land. The local land Office rendered
Joint opinion that Jordan's entry be can
celed and Ward allowed to enter the tract.
Jordan thereupon appealed TO the COM
missioner OF the general land Office, who
June 80 1884, affirmed the decision of the
local Office. Jordan then appealed the
case 20 the secretary of the interior. but
before the appeal could be heard he iiIed q
notice in writing waving all his rights
undsr the decision. This confirmed Wards
title and q patent was issued TO him July
Is 1859.
Jordan's next step was to file = btu In
equity before the United States circuit
court asking that Ward be compelled to
eanysv the land 60 him. Judge Hsnford's
decision again confirmed Wards title, and
an appeal was taken, With the result given
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The Jese conssmps Case.

In the United States court yesterday. at
the close of testimony for the prosecution
in the contempt case Of the Seattle. Lake
Shore * Eastern railway receivers against
ThomaA ose. the defense moved for dis
missaI on the ground that no case had
been made out. The evidence showed
that A G. Pates, in charge Of the logs, had
acted as agent for the railroad company
and had given Jose permission 70 remove
the ioga. Judge Hanford took the case
under advisemsnt
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Must
Work
STEWART a HOLMES DRUG COMFY.

trics. in which thsre has been . finding Of
sa.s5o against the district, wss referred 20
she finance committee and attorney with
power 70 act
B. w. Johnson Was selected TO ell the
position Of teacher in the high school for
one month. temporarily. AZ . salary of SIS
q month.
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FIGHTING PuLLES's CLAIM.
u.ke Smith Against . setsier-The In
disa Agent kntoined.


Tn. ease of Danfel Puilen and Katie
pull.n Va. John T. MeGlinn. az Indian
assnt NJ Nesh bay. in which = temporary
restraining order has been issued by Judge
V.nford. is Of more than ordinary inter
..t liz primarily involves the right OF the
government to reserve AZ an Indian
agency lands previously surrendered by
,fs tribe and nIed on by the settler under
,he pre-smpsion and timber claim laws;
.nd .eeondarily, the right OF the secretary
"a the interior TO reopen of his ewn mo-
ton a case already decided By the COM
missioner Of the general land offics.
The land Involved comprises lots and
3. section II, lot 1. section q; lots l. :
ana & section =. lot & section =.
and the southwest quarter OF the
southwest quarter section =, tosn-
shin - north, range Is west sitHA-
stsd in CiAliAm eoaEtr. part q this
preperty vas purchased BY Pailsn under
ths presumption lsws IN Jniy. ISIS. 30 con
alteration Of $40. and the remainder IN
November. iSH as timber claim. Tor
$751;. and IA each case patsat ~as issued
ev RoheEt q. stewart AZ shA' time receiver
of she Olympia land effiee.
In iSSa. after Paiisn and bis wife had
improved the property, aay,ns haui a
IS 80 dwelling house $500 barn shd
made other Improvements bringing the
,o.ai value up % si0,esa, Psesiaspt Casve-
land issued an order extending the esllls-
vuts and Qalnsast RESERVATION. sab
isrt. however, 10 existing FiSas OF
sestievs Previously. yesr after nnal
nroof IN 1854. an order had sesn
i,sasa Withdrawing froua the operation q
"a. lAaa lAws al lands eocap1sa BY To-
dams. A part o. sAs PEIlea essin seemed
20 fail <ithla tAls provision. IS Analass
haa lived apon it ever slnee she sEiFy. sat
tnssrngeh as the tribe asd eoavsyed thai
.pseaglc property - tas govsrnmsai -
treaty in ISS7. sn6 st vss issFeaisef saF-
y.ysa .aA opened 10 ssssismssss as f1l1ea
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ps,eh.r .aa Customer ousrrsi.

Isaac Corriere. a hatcher on Seventh.
heiseen King and Lane streets, and
Rertoa II. Sears. q customer, cogid not
agree about some meat the latter refused
70 accept. aud AGaarreg followed. ia which
Csrriere says he pushed Sears ont OF his
shop and sears says CorFiere struck him.
The resals was the arrest Of the butcher
on s warrant charging assault and bat
terry, sworn cut before JEsgiee Caldwell,
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Patent. Ter Mining Claim.

Mineral patents we're received At the
land ofsses yesterday for the West Seattle
ode ainlnE e.alEa and GLACIER lode calm.
ewned BY the Monss Cristo Mining Gem
panr, and tAs senate lode claim, owned
81 tas Rainy Mlntag Company. All Of
the eias2s ara u las Aoass CrSs.e dis
tr.cL
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the col n~r Of Main and Fourteenth streets.
and she recently fe.i heir 10 q large estate
tn New York city. - al cats with The
health department. sud will have TO show
Judge saa&Sos thts afternoon xhy he
shoa.a not bs hnsd tor nos connecting ais
premises sisa the sessF, He uill con-
duet hEs csn case.
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New suits Filed.

The following new suits were fled in
the superior court Yesterday:
The American Historical Publishing
Company VS.. Richard 0sborn--For set OF
History of State of Washington.
James +. Criehton VS.. Charles Il. Myers
Services, $is9
r. r. Blunck VS.. Seattle Consolidated
Street Railway Compsny-Two suits;
promissory notes and interest, $35. csc CO.
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Nelson Not Satisfied with IN. Verdict

A motion for new trial was filed by
the defendant yesterday in the custer writ
of Richard o'ConnelI against James Nell
son. who recently recovered Judgment
against Nelson for wages for the time dur
ing which the latter usurped the position
OF road master. to which o'Connell had
been duly elected
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o.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
WeTid's Pair Highest Award
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Mrs. Atwood's dining parlors. 9o4 Sec
ond street: meals 3 cents
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James West, gunsmith; leave work At
Fox's gun store.
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DR.. Frank Brooks speciality paralysis
all nervous diseases Office. Goststein
hla~k
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Fees payable Ia advance for ssihsr ssssiopl,
s.msil fes OF $50 per month wiz b charged
for kInassrartsn materials, use OF sifts ana
.ta,io-srv Ths rn.tesds VI tsaesins are sssse
"a PREBELs SYSTEM, weich 10 nsv being
arivsTsaay adopted By the best tsashsfs 81
lrfxnEs
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O0o-Fancy Eiderdown Fiannels.
.VO Just the thisg for ehiidren's
eioaks. 20c gard.
So-A new and very excellent line Of
oC Ligat Coiored Shifting Prints AZ
sc yard.
Oic-Ssws and very desirable So
1.2C iaca Colorsd Percales At i2,sc
ayard.
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NJ e. Nj. YAI.EsS
Excelsior Hair Tonic

stops hair fslls3g n "a annrs- oaly remedy
kzsss % ssFta so EsstcFs sFss hair sfs uaFarsl
eoAos without dya Absolutely pars Pies a.
sod Ia ssas.ls ey al erss-sss.. aruxx.t.. a.
VeasssAls ~ stewart Helzss Drug Con pay
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I>.sonain...
Lessons In
FRENCH, MUSIC
AND GERMAN
Given by Arrangement

pyYYRFScEs-Esy David c. Garrett D.
No.. rsctory, Ma l. 4 j Hunt Yarrow. l4hs
w.shlur;ou3 Rev. wslises sussag, Is2 Uai-
ysr.ity street sad paxsats Of former pupils
scr f,s-tneg fufsfmatios Apply 10 the AIgSIS
wINrERBoURNE. lsi5 ksse street. near MAD
son SeaEt.A
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The Abrahams Grocery Company still
continues to sell the celebrated Old Grow,
W. III. McBrayer and Gncxenheimer his
kses at 81 per bottle.
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Principal, Miss wiassseeurne (Yrresi unios
sradaa,s Of tas Honas sae cslsnisi fssimlns
COLLEGE, Isondna, Erglandl. who holds . ktnn
eoanty tssehsrs esrtFacsts. second grade
Pupils received at any tina
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THE Hope :.
Kindergarten
AND PRIMARY SCHOOLS
FOR BOYS AND Girls.

morutng sssston ESQ 70 I2.0. Hsid in
proseh's hall, Elnta snd James strests
AfteYpoon session. l. 80 TO 4. "a Held co Ken
Ton HILL csrnsr OF Ross and Aaaisen ssrssA
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Judgements Axainss . street Car Line
r. I. Blunck commenced two suits yes
ferday against the Seattle Consolidated
street Railway Company 70 recover on
several promissory notes. The first IS TO
recover balance Of SO. 500 on $3.50
note. dated October /. iss2, due twenty
seven rnonths after date. made payable TO
7. T. Biunek. Of Davenport Is, and the
second Is on FIVE prosnissory notes. aggre-
eating SO. 500. made payable 70 the Ma
iional Bank OF Commerce. Of Seattle. and
transferred 10 Blunck. Notions for de-
fault and Judgment we're granted by Judge
Homes yesterday, and the order signed.
In tue first suIr judgment Is given for
$ii.T7s.6o on note and interest AID 1926 for
counsel fees. and on the second So. 4i0.4
on i've notes with interest. and 81, 025 for
attorney fees
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The nznker Of 0veswavk<t
nez IN seattle - surrrfs1zSiy
large Let them use FSin@s
Celery c1m psan8 ana kesp
A. well Scores &C oar customers
h praise IL
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Good Books
Very Cheap.

The very best values y0a have ever bad IN
naoss ..e tie standard ~crks we sow o6sr al
7se.uanssLA II you want good book sss
thsss gss oass.
Get eur prices On PEiasisE
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Claims. he allowed the Indians 70 remain.
considering them tenants By saf-ancs-
re case was brought before Register
Reed and the flings OF Palien we're or
cered caneelsd- On appeal the commits
saoner Of the general Land Office reversed
the decision aad ordered the entrsss con-
armed The secretary o! the interior then
caused the record 20 be sent up 20 him.
ana ne reopened the care and delivered an
elaborate opinion. In which be held that
tne evidences showed the treaty never 20
have been sigsed. invalidasing the en-
hiea The Indian agent was tissrenpon
ordered 10 eject the Puglens from the land.
snd the temporary injunction granted oy
Jadge Hanford was TO restrain the ofacers
ircm carrying the order into execution
IL 70 expected that the case vii be decided
nnally before the end of next month
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THU MACDOUGALL & SOUTHWICK CO.
Close Prices on Worthy
Goods,
showing that we you money. no matter what
class Of goods you intend buying.

Se-More of these famous Fancy
W Outing Flannels, oaiv even bet
ter than any We have yet had,
at sc yard.
Sa-Stacks of those reliable CoIored
W Ginghams a. &c q yard.
OSo-LA-ge SIRE Brown Turkish Tow
~ els 81 &c each.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-18

and besides stamping its future sue
cess throughout the country is again
down on Manager Bernath's books
for Thursday, Jan Is. 1t goes with
out saying that it will meet with
the same hearty reception as on for
lner visits. The company has been
somewhat strengthened and now in
Guides some OF the best comedy tai
ent possessed in any organization.
James T. McAlpine, last seasons
ole has been retained. as also
pretty little Dollie Foster, who is
looking after the role OF sGenie, .
"0le'sH sweetheart. The balance OF
the company is made up OF such well
known artists as Miss st. George
HHssey, c. l.. Lorraine, and Others.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-18

The citizens have subscribed $450
with which to buy two horses for the
contemplated fire department. This
money was raised by taking city
script at par value. The money
should be used as designated and
understood by those who came to
the rescue Of the city, when in a fin
ancial straight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-18

Mr.. J G. Smith, OF the firm OF De
Mont & Smith, publishers Of city Iii
rectolies. is in the city and will call
upon our business mon in a few days
with view Of getting up a directory
for this city Mr. Smith is expert
eneed in his line OF work and comes
to this city highly recommended
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-18

Invitations ere out to the marriage
of MIR. G. W. Harris to Miss Fannie
King, which will be on Thursday
morning, February Lat 8 o'clock, at
the Main street Methodist church.
Rev. J. Il. Moore officiating. I'M
mediately after the marriage the
couple Will leave on bridal trip to
New Orleans. There will be no
cards in the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-18

Ole Olson is b years Of age, weighs
100 pounds. and is about 6 feet in
height, While Olaf, his brother, who
accompanies him this season, is Is
years OF age, weighs Is pounds and
is 36 inches in height. Little Olaf
will be seen in an astetic and unique
Speciality.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-18

Parties desiring to secure bargains
in horses should attend the auction
sale at Belrin's stables on Friday,
Jan. Is, when forty-nine head OF Ken
lucky horses will he sold regardless
OF price. See advertisement in
another column in this issue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-18

On account Of a change to be made
in the firm on January I, we viii sell
al our goods at greatly reduced
prices orr novelties are arriving
daily from New York and we will be
glad to have you call and axamine
them and get prices. No trouble to
show goods. NJ. PARSE < Co. Il
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-18

Mrs. Fl. &. Allis, accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Emma, left on
yesterdays Cotton Belt train for
Memphis to visit relatives and friends.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-18

Mrs. NJ Cooper, who has been Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. w. III. Par
ker, for the past two weeks returned
to Memphis, her home, Yesterday.
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OTHER sr0cknnI.nERs
llleenng.

Parties owning or controlling
property who have propositions to
make to the Directors OF the Pine
Bluff Furniture Factory in regard To
locating the factory will submit the
same to the Secretary Of the Com
mercial League by or before January
y, 1894, SO that the same can he sub
mitted to the Board Of Directors
when elected ON January. "A. 1894,
for final acceptance. E. 3. Bloom.
Secy Com. League
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-18

Mr.. G. +. Cleveland, young at
torney of Memphis and receiver for
the Public Ledger. is in the city to-
day on business and WAS pleasant
caller at the GRAPHIC office today at
noon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-18

Rev. f. 4. Tabor will speak to men
only at Merrill Institute next Sunday
at $3.50 p. M. Subject, "The same
standard for Kan as for woman. :
Every man in the city should hear
him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-18

Father Lucy has been urged to es
tahlish cliurh for colored people,
Formerly a comparatively large
number OF the colored people We're
Catholics, but fell away. 1t is not
yet definitely settled what steps will
be taken.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-18

Mrs B n. Sarraaon. OF Paris, Tex
brother Of Our Main=street merchant,
Mr.. jacob Sairason, is in the city.
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stoclsholelers, AIeetine

Notice is hereby given that the first
annual meeting of the subscribing
stockholders OF the Pine Bluff Furni-
ture Company. OF Pine Blur. Ark,
will be held in the city OF Pine Bluff,
Ark, at the Courthouse, in the
Circuit and efancery court room
thereof, on Wednesday. the 9th day
OF January, 1871. at the hour Of 2:30p.
M. for the purpose OF organizing said
association, electing Directors, pass
ing bylaws to govern said associ-
alton and to transact any other
business that may come before said