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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-07-05
Heavy Cost Of Salvage at Sea.

Enormous sums have to be paid as
salvage money to the rescuers of ocean
steamers when they are disabled at
sea, and probably this is more fruit
full source of expense to the large COM
panies than any other. On her first
voyage the City of New York las she
was then called ran ashore off Sandy
Hook, and it cost the company 500, 900
to float her off. In 1890 her sister
ship, the City of Paris, broke her en-
gines off the Irish coast, and was
towed into port at an expense of $780,
900 as salvage money. The City of
Boston broke her shaft in 1882, and it
cost the company $4,000 to get her in
to port, and the Venezuela, of
the Red D line, stuck on the Brigan-
tine shoals off New Jersey in 1889, SO
that the company had to spend $40, 900
to get her off. The City of Richmond
was towed into Halifax harbor, in 1882,
at an expense of So, ZOO. The list could
be largely extended, showing that the
amount of salvage money paid for rem
dering services to disabled steamers at
sea is so enormous that it almost equals
the loss entailed by injuries to our
wooden vessels. The loss of life is less.
1t is quite rare that an ocean steamer
is submerged beneath the waves so that
the crew and passengers are lost, but
when such an accident does transpire
the destruction is appalling. - Home
and Country.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-07-05
In the Interest of Truth.

As the fish entered his home his wife
recoi1ed with a shrek of horror.
What" she demanded in a frenzy,
sis that string hanging out of your
MOUTH"
He heard her not.
Darling" he irnplored, ssmy travel
ing bag"
With trembling hands she collected a
collar and pair of socks.
my life" the husband hastily con-
tinued, II am caught All ask of you
is that you do not believe all the lies
that will be told about me-"
With a convulsive pressure of the
hand, he was gone.-N. Y. Recorder.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-07-05
A Fishhawk's Mistake.

Fishhawks get their entire food sup
ply from the water. Their eyes are so
constructed that even at great heights
they can see fish that swim near the
surface and then dive with lightning
speed. The fish is caught in the claws
and is taken to the nest of the bird be-
fore being eaten. The writer has seen
hawk make mistake and catch q
hard crab, and when the crab got both
his big claws fairly at work on the
tender part of the birds legs there was
somewhat of shaking and diving in the
air to get rid of the crab, but it is not
often they get fooled. 1t is generally
all in their favor. A hawk will fly
away with big eel wriggling in, its
claws that man could not hold thirty
seconds with both hands.-Philadelphi
Times.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-07-05
Artificial Sugar.

For many years the artificial pro.
duction of sugar has been the occasion
Of many experiments. The hope of OBJ
tanning by the union of certain chep-
ical elements this valuable substance
has led to efforts that have resulted in
producing glucose, what is called Tin
vert sugar." and many other exceed
ingly sweet elements, but in no case
has the pure, normal sugar been found
as the consequence of the numerous eff
forts in this direction. But little reli-
ance is placed on the claims OF an ItaI-
ian scientist who asserts that he has
actually produced sugar from gases
and vapor. The world viii wait with
no little interest for -he still further
development of the Italians ideas, for
to have made single ounce of sugar
is an achievement that will win fame
and fortune for the interchangeable toileY
in the chemical fields OF the world.-N
Y Ledger.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-07-05
PlTH AND FONT.

1T costs more to be proud than =
does to be generOus.-Ram's Horn.
There goes man that keeps his
word s.He does?" Eyes, no one else
will take it. "-Atlanta Constitution
Not Literary. - Bookson - Have
you read "A Costly Freak" Poorley-
s.No; I've done it; got married DE
troit Free Press.
The New Parlor Maid-'sMiss Allen
says she's not at home, SIR" He
''Oh-er-really! Then tell her / didn't
call. Boston Budget,
First Stranger-''Slow. isn't it?"
Second Strsnger-''Yes, very. Let's go
home" First Stranger-'I can't. I'm
the host. "-Minneapolis Free Baptist
-Frontrow-'sWhy do You refer to
Farcer as one of the Elizabethan drama
tists?" Stager-''Oh, he lives over in
New Jersey, you know. Harlem Life
Furious Old Gentleman Ito new
Scotch footman)-''Do you take me for
q fool, sir?" Footman-''Weel, sir, I'm
no lang here, and I dinna ken yet. -
Tit-Bits.
DO you take this man for better
or for worse?" asked the minister. Il
can't tell until have had him n little
WHILE" returned the bride. - Spare
Moments.
-s'Ah," he unused in ecstacy, ''there
is nothing more soothing to the human
mind than the sublime notes of melo-
dy!" sHow bout bank notes?" asked
sordid Observation-Disclosures Constitu-
The National Colors--Teacher-
"What are our national colors7" Schol-
ar-S'Red, white and blue" Teacher
''Right; now give us an example,"
Scholar-s'Poker chips. Detroit Free
Press.
but ado you understand music
well enough to report this concert in .
way that will interestpersons that care
for such things?" Reporter-"Well, I
think I can. I've read nothing but
fashion notes for q week."-Inter-
Ocean.
WHATS the matter with your
asked the hanging-basket of the mer-
curry in the Thermometer. ''Got ehil?"
mo-" was the reply. ''I'm just trying
to go mp and down fast enough to keep
track of the changes in temperature"
Washington Star.
-Dick-''You told me yesterday that
you had proposed to Miss Coupon by
mail. Did you get any letter in reply?"
Harry-"Yes. got two letters" Dick
Then it is all settled?" Harry
s.Yes. Yes, it is all settled. The letters
were N and so.' IN. Y. World.
-s'Nurse-'Sure, ma'am, the twins.
have been making fuss all day,
ma'am." Mrs. Olive Branch-''What
about?" ,Nurse-s'It's because they
can't have a birthday apiece, like the
Smith children next door. They think
they have been cheated.
Journal.
Mrs. Henpeck-"On the s5th OF
next month we will celebrate our sill
yer wedding, Don't you think we
ought to kill the fatted calf and ask in
the neighbors?" Mr.. Henpeck-'Kill
the calf! I don't see how the un-
fortunate animal is to blame for what
happened twenty-five years ago. Tit
Bits.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-07-05

HE PLACED IT IN FRONT OF THE TERRIER
| mere coincidence. The very pills which
suspected in the case of Drebber are
actually found after the death of STAN
gerson. And yet they are inert. What
| can it mean? Surely my whole chain OF
| reasoning cannot have been false. It
is impossible! And yet this wretched
| dog is none the worse. All, I have i'll
have it"' With a perfect shrek Of
delight he rushed to the box, cut the
other pill in two, dissolved it, added
milk and presented it to the terrier.
The unfortunate creatures tongue
seemed hardly to have been moistened
in it before it gave a convulsive SILVER
in every limb, and lay as rigid and life
less as if it had been struck by light
ming.
Sherlock Holmes drew long breath
and wiped the perspiration from his
forehead. II should have more faith"
he said. Il ought to know by this
time that when a fact appears to be
opposed to a long train Of deductions
it invariab bly, proves to be capable of
bearing some other interpretation. OF
the two pills in that box, one was the
most deadly poison and the other was
entirely harmless. l ought to have
known that before ever I saw the box
at ALL
This last statement appeared to me
to be so startling that could hardly
believe that he was in his sober
senses. There was the dead dog, how
ever, to prove that his conjecture had
been correct. 1t seemed to me that
the mists in my own mind were grad
ually clearing away. and l began to
have dim, vague perception of the
truth.
''All this seems strange to you," con-
tinued Holmes, because you failed at
the beginning of the inquiry to grasp
the Importance of the single real clew
which was presented to you. I had
the good fortune to seize upon that,
and everything which has oc-
Cured since then has served
to confirm my original SUPPOSE
ton, and, indeed, was the logical se-
quence of it. Hence things which
have perplexed you and made the case
more obscure have served to enlighten
me and to strengthen my conclusions.
1t is mistake to confound strange
ness with mystery. The most common
place crime is often the most myete-
rious because it presents no new or
special features from which deductions
can be drawn. This murder would
have been infinitely more difficult to
unravel had the body of the victim
been simply found lying in the rczAd-
way without any of those outre and
sensational accomplishments which
have rendered it remarkable. These
strange details, far from making tho
case more difficult, have really had the
effect Of making it less So"
Fro BE CONTINUED
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-07-05
CHOKING A MAN OFF.

A Mean Proceeding and One Altog ether
Inexcusable.
s'Let's see," unused the drummer at q
Detroit hotel the other evening, 'sbut
isn't there place around here some
where called Lake St. Clair Flats?"
Eyes, sir" replied the alderman in
the group.
tVireat place for fishing?"
"The best in the world"
always sure of getting fish at the
Flats?'
always, if in season."
''I've read and heard a great deal of
! the place, and I know several Cincin-
natl people who have been up there.
One of 'em told me he caught four
perch up there between sunrise and
sunset"
"Only four!" gasped the alderman.
"Why, my dear sir, what could your
friend have been doing all that day?"
Fishing for perch. He didn't even
stop for dinner. Another one told me
that he caught three black bass dur
ing the week he made a badness Of
fishing, but of course"
''Only three black bass in a week!
I'd like to know what sort of fisher
man your friend calls himself?'
''He is rated an AL man, but I'm sor-
ry to say nobody has any confidence in
his word. His story wasn't quite as
bad as that of his brother, though.
Say! there was a man who stood right
up at the bar of the Burnet house and
gave us his solemn word that he caught
a pike up there which weighed two
full pounds He wouldn't take off a
fraction of an ounce. They expelled
him from club for lying, but / have
often wondered if he didn'. really be-
lieve what he was telling"
HE didn't claim but two pounds for
his pike" dema nded the alderman as he
turned pale.
''OnIy two pounds. There was Cow
ington man in the party, and when he
got back home he weEt around telling
everybody that he hooked a fish so
large that it broke his line. They were
going to run hiEl for mayor of the
town, but that killed him dead. People
argued that il he would lie about one
thing he would about another, and that
it wasn't safe thing to put liar in
public office?"
WAS that all he claimed-that fish
broke his line?"
That's all, but it settled his hash
pretty.auickly- So there is good fish
ing at the fats, eh? I'm glad to meet
man who knows all about it. Now, al
derman, wish you'd give me few par
ticulars."
mo, sir--no, sir!- exclaimed the al
dernan, as he jumped mp and mopped
the perspiration from his brow.
Won't You tell me how many perch
you have caught in a month up there?"
mo, sir!'
s'Nor the weight of your largest fish?n
seNo, STRIP
s'But you see, alderman"
81 see nothing! won't tell you on.
durned word about fishing. was given
to understand that you were an honor
able, straightforward man, but have
discovered to the contrary. No, sir
not statement-not . word. A man
who'll choke another man off as you
have me can go and 6sh in mud-hole
and be hanged to him. detroit Free
Press.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-07-05
CHAPTER VII.
LIGHT IN THE DARKNESS.

The intelligence with which Lestrade
greeted us war so momentous and so
unexpected, that we were all three
fairly dumfoun ded. Gregson sprang
out of his chair and upset the remainder
of his whisky and water. I stared in
silence at Sherlock Holmes. whose lips
were compressed and his brows drawn
down over his eyes.
''Stangerson. too!' he muttered.
1.-The plot thickens."
sit was quite thick enough before, :"
grumbled LestIade, taking chair. 81
seem to have dropped into a sort of
council of war"
''Are you-are you sure of this piece
of intelligence" stammered Gregson.
81 have just come from his room, :"
said Lestrade. 81 was the first to dis
cover what had occurred"
1--WE have been hearing Gregson's
view of the matter" Holmes observed.
would you mind letting US know
what you have seen and done?"
81 have no objection" Lestrade an
swered, seating himself. 81 freely
confess that was of the opinion that
Stanaerson was concerned in the death
Of Drsbber. This fresh development
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-07-05
Drawing tho Line.

/ Van Pelt-We might just as well have
an understanding about this business
now as later.
Druggist-What is 1t you complain OF?
Van Pelt-I'm perfectly willing to
give you my soda-water trade, but
draw the line at your showing every
girl bring in your latest and most ex-
pensive perfume. Life.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-07-05
Tho Symptoms.

'sDo you notice how muscular Jones
Is getting in the arms, how softly he
walks and how gently he speaks?"
..Yes--what do you suppose has made
the changer"
Don't know. But It's either . boy
or girl Truth.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-07-05

An alligator, six feet long, while
travelling from one pond to another
near Dawson, Ga, was seen to crawl
over rail fence. Two shots from q gun
killed il,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-07-05

-.Have you anything to show from
vour last placer Bettie-"Yes, ma'am;
two as sweet evening dresses as ever
vou set your eyes on."-Inter-Ocean-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-31
Eegapaese8 aHabtba stazs A= $ 5. GoIe4e4
 The Practical SCHOOL OF THE SOUTH.

E&B58s ED by fine highest County aad state oflieia bT tbe leading Bu5inc aad proieg 0Ha men oi the country and Dg hundreds q pupils W6e arc auccas f8i iH 9asi ness
 4 REVELATION is ma9e to fhe papii iH Bookkeeping, Banking. Shorthand, TYpewritinQ Tetegta- phF Penmanship. Commercial Law. Arithmetic Grammar. Spel.id aad Business Corr pondenee as taught by oUf aeu 00d iate,tsttag plan q ACTUAL BUSINESS PRACTICE 0ed only in 0ra COLLEGE. before which the old theoretical. eopy=righted les book. copy .vslem 8ast g0
 POSITIONS for it's pupils are mad6 .peeialfy i0 this school, which promises to the Commercial. World the highest tgpe of efficient business men aud women
 GUARANTEED fe be as reDreseuted or money refunded
 BEWARE ef seheois which do not do this
 Send f6 beautifaE iIas tratcd CaiaoaIe. Ete
 Foe lai particulars raiI af the coi- Heee 0r address
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Famous Words.

One of the greatest physicians in America said to lady patient the other day: of you can keep your bowels active you @ili never need my services"
 Constipation is one of the Eaost danger. ons complaints. If creates q disordered iouauess, loss of appetite, etc
 A physician would first prescribe Ramon's Tonic Liver Pill 10 open the bowels aud clean out all the poisonous bile. He would then give you Ranon's Tonic Pellets for purifying the blood, stimulating the appetite, and strengthening the system. The two medicines would cure you completely aud make you feel better than you have felt for years. Ask your drug. gist for R anon,s Tonic Liver Pills. They cost 2sc. a box, and you get with them box of Pellets free.
 At all dealers. or mall, for 26o.. 6 boxes St co.
 BROWN MFG. DO, New York. For Sale by Mann-Tankersley Drug company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-31

TnG BEST Is TIE cnnApEsr.-You can always get the best and neatest iob printing at thc GRAPHIC office. We keep u9 with tho times and have ail the newest and iatest faces of job tNpe Cali nn Hs or telephone No 102.
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Twenty taree haars lo enleaeo.

fhe Cotton E if train No. Heaying her at l:l0 a n Arrives at Cairo
 tt i.sG '. m AakHfg connection @ifH Illinois Central fast mail train .it.tine at St Louis af G:l5n D. Iii. 1Hd t6icago at l2:4e T. h. Remcm- ter tiiia teain has ffee reclining Chair C4r T. II Wilson Agt
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We mean what we SHY. We will seIi for cash llMbcr, latbs, shingles, doors. windows. blliIds, hot-bai sash ]. window glass. sash weights, etc, for less ,,,oiey than they have ever been t1s,ss. ..stl before and cheaper than any f,i1e else in the world. Nothing charged tt cash prices--strictly cash. 727ff BTHFF GITY LrMRER Co
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The Iron Mountain Rome naw has on salc summer Tourist tickets af greatly reduced rates. For fnll par imulars apaly to ! l.. Keinach. ticiJt Agent. Pine Bluff. Ark. CT ta r. G Taa Heend. ti r. < r A.. st. l.MHs. Mo SC 4 90
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Me are still in the race to sell yon Studebnker wagons. HaYe just re- eeisvd two ear loads in all sizes. Re member we reduced our prices last Spring from three to five dollars,
 < IItf l.. M KNOX Co.
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EazrsgTs fiagae El 4a brand. E . 3oaasEa8l s=z#@ezE tf9f ~E zsz az4 #F @ aaa ez heas8 $3Fz 0 es & eeH9 Z saHzs sA EzEsss E AFE
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.AeNEIIG hlEnlIME

Iseaa.sHt t2 e5fa NerseH Irostra.ior. Ei4s Dizzf e eA+ sia sHa lAsoa.Gta. Great aa. iA 6sr "-H 't ts. ..aesf., of1Etn. 4-eok3 and ir lier fisfel9iss asiHaa5s IlEIits ssess5ssssisa5 =ti-t'At 4t4 lafaias pt the bEain- tqsenit H ias1sei c Nersine stsra5
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 raa esz3HA.i, lsass uf lrH.ns Es H= tzs Hs55 ..fsl4.#s Id ire-iffsg 14e 3z =t t+eti tEllEi ilg -.iiiass a}ss s54sfersr AFtt3a sA plan Hae'a fa HT mai Co ru7
 HEJ Inf Aftest fer 7sl4 H .-4 egefs s5 4l 3-... | ..5tzfsa 2 written guarantee 70 cuF.4o5rsfand a +4=4s s- etfs9t5E sE2e laaFsI5sss ls,ti o4 > by " l. Dewao8v < ea.
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rIt..ln.e l.a.. ana netar...

nSeptember :, and the Cotton Belt Route will sell tickets 10 Pitts burg. Pa, and return for S2i Tick cts good returning ,mtil September 25. k II. WILSON, Agt,
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A. R.

$24 Pine Bluff to leittshnrg Pa. nna retntii sia the lrpl alognfain Route. account National Eneamp- ment of hc c. A +. Tickets un sllp September and x. For further par tieulars apply to J L. REiNAcH.
 dN seps Tkt. Agt., Pine Bluff, Ark
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 SOLUI1N.
 Advertise Your Wants.

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Woman. why lose y0ir freshuese and beauty through chils. hillieu4- ness md general debility? Try Plan. .ation Chill fHre Soid bF Met aul= non < Son. Pine BIuff. Ark; ] M. Barrett. Sherrill. Ark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-31

4 reputable merchant cannot af ford tO urge and guarantee worth less article Plantation Chill Cure k enld and guaranteed by McCammou & Son, Pine Bluff, Ark; J M. Bar rett, Sherrill. Ark
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-31

The north-bound Cotton Belt train today pulled il coach full of young ladies X bo are on their way to school
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-31

Mrs. Y. V Mann aad Miss Mamie Mann left yesterday for month E visit to Forrest City.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-31

Quite number of Pine BlaHI8us went to Dewitt today io attend the barbecue there tomorrow.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-31

J. J. Kennedy has removed bis tailor siI.p up stairs over the Bank 0f Pine Bluff, where he will be pleased to zee his customers. 29 d2t
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Messrs. Prank Ragland and i. F. Dreyfus left on the Cotton Belt this afternoon for Stuttgart.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-31

Ne announce fle follow faa sfeciul reduction in priees
 f'mli iuuber af S3 10 g. per A
 No. ] dimension lumber. ST Upper A Z L5ff BLUFF lJT- Lf=sfBfH fs8.
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Plantation DiarrIiga Mixture gIges certain FeIief Every bottle gHaraHz feeI. Trg it Sold B8 8efammgH A Son, Pine Bluff. Ark. ] V Bar ret sberrill. Ark
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RoanEoa BEg= aEe af* nea stand oH Main strE. pear f- FzH EHH z4
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John r. MeRae, druggist, Raleigh \. c. writes. Some of the cures made nlade by tic Japanese Pie Cure k wonderful and from my deHiz ings ~ith you for the past three years, ] know your guarantee is per fectly good Deweody 6 Co.,, Pine Bluff. Ark. 5
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sales of Plantation cInl Cure ez eeed ali other chill preparations to getber Every bottle guaranteed fry II Sold bY McGamm0n & SOD. Pine Bluis, Ark. J 3 Barrett. Sber fflI, Ark
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Plantntion SarRaparilia and Iodlde Potash ia simply wonderful in it's ef fectr. ii small size only 50 cents Sold b., Me- ammOB X Son iinC Bluff, Ark, j NJ. Barrett, Shefril1 Ark
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Hr. J , Brown representing tHe klansmann Brewery, bandies lie best beer iB fiie city and s0iieiis iie trade Of al fesr eeBHHDefa 9fi
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Mrs. T. !. Wilson went to Dewitt yesterday fo attend tbe barbecue there tomorrow.
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That 0ilg and rough akia cured and the lace and hands beaHfIi8ed Dg Johnson. Oriental Soap medIeated and highly perfumed IeHu0dg < Co., Pine Bluff. 4Fk
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NeH maekeTsl aud essl asb q L98thaH q HSiIasoB s. f
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Sir '. z Dargan, 0 gelEEuDNH lH- snraBee ageHfsef Daliass Texaes is lu f4e eif..
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Dr E Simmons y Fasltlae ffieaas ln keafBezg
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Hizs Egsa stanley HIf aa fIse .61- Ion gelt thI- afternoon for Bowling 4fntseH. l. 5z4 Fs fIeff sf3e VIII eafef f9t- Ter Col .2e iar fte ensuing =ea9Ias fle year
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I9eenfs 5a cash Bass e4frss lHa5Fy so fFe proof lamp chimney at Foz 6 0~ea 85t
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Ar z. [. Broek 3ay has added q restaurant to his Main street atore
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-31

Mr J C. Robert. of N85base5a was ia tHe eitx tifia morning
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sa water basl.s at I,asiaaa
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Ar I L. He@o0dT has returned home fr0u Q flsIt tg Hot springs
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When g8a teeI fEfe9I. iazy and gen eraiig aas aeee48t eleaHf fazr .yistts# Wifu Plantation -aH8pa El5IlE 8Ua ls8ae ls5za 5. aaa fHFf EaaE s5EfE #eifb Plantation Hs# fd Heeamnaa H s9a lsiaa B.BH Ark ] 8 Barrett sI5EEflIl. -zzs=
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Dr. 2. c HaokeE.sa fF Ssa Gsa eeHy D 2 Flsifor b the effF today
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-31

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-31

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-31

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