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half.past one, brought several hundred
more. The back streets and alleys OF
the town were closely picketed with
horses and mules and
BLoCRADED WITH WAGONS.
Among the attractions was a club Of
Young ladies. Rttired ia bright red
dresses aRd white crush hats, and
strong contingent Of State University
students made the air ring with their
concerted cries for Wilson. Another
feature was the strOHg turnout Of mtn-
ers. They came to town upsn mules, al
most "a q man, aud we're far and away
the most enthusiastic OF the supporters
Of NJ Wilson. Several of these men
made imprOmptu addresses from horse
back and from street corners, and every
where they gave tangible evidence OF
THE FALsITY OF THE REPUBLICAN
CHARGE
that the miners are lnke-Warm towards
toe Democratic cause, and are dissatis-
fec with Hon. w. l.. Wilson. Among
those who came VITA the Pittseurs
delegation were President George ).
Fleming and General P. n. Guthrie, OF
the Randall CLUB; Judge Bradsn, OF
Washington, Pa; Hon. Lev" Nc
Grlsteu, Of Butler county Pa, aad
number Of other prominent Pennsyiva-
nians.
Mr. Wilson made bis headquarters at
the Mountain City House. lie was very
much fatigued after his long trip to
Baltimore AID back, but In measure
forgot his personal discomfort in the
contemplation Of such sn immense gath
ering, and expressed his surprise and
satisfaction repeatedly during the al
ternoon. de will close his campaign at
Grafton Monday. sRd will then pro-
ceed TO Charles-ToWD, his bone, where
he will cast his vote upon election day.
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or jews
Nay Be Discontinued in Russia Under
the New EmprOr.
A VERY SIGNIFICANT REMARK

to the New Ruler--He
is Said to Have Said that
Though He is Pious Christian,
His Belief in the Savior Doss
Not Entitle Him to Persecute
Others On Account of Their
Faith-Jews, Catholics and
Lutherans Pleased With the
Prospect-The Princess Alix
Anointed-The Effect Produced
in Germany.
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MaElnr Voles for howard.


CLARKsBURG, w VA, November a.
Hon. John Basel and L. Lee Wolfe,
chairman OF the county executive com
mittee, addressed II big meeting at
Rockford to-day. Fully two hundred
voters were present. The meeting was
most enthusiastic, and many Populists
who were present declared their inten-
tion to support Mr. Howard. Look out
for Harrison county next Tuesday.
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Hos. II. G. sPERRX

Addressss Large Democratic Meeting
at cherry Camp, HarrnOn County.
81 s,t.. o ~ hsCis.f-
CLARKsBURG, w VA, November a.
Hon. NJ. G. Sperry addressed large
Democratic meeting at Cherry Camp
to-day.
Mr.. Sperry made a mastery address,
and there are number Of Republicans
there who will support Mr.. Howard
Tuesday. The meeting was one OF the
largest ever held in this part OF the
county, and did much good for the en-
tire ticket
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Seriously Hurt by q ssrss.

SIstid' O thf hsolIs-.
PARKERSBURG, w. VA, November 3.
Geo. W. Casteel, one Of the prominent
farmers OF Williams district, is lying in
a serious condition ar his home, suffer
ing from Injuries received BY being
kicked by horse. An examination by
tee physician disclosed that there we're
no bones broken, but that the injuries
are internal and OF very seriUus ma
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NOTICE! NEWS AGENTS.

The. REGISTER of Wednes-
day morning, November 7th,
will contain latest reliable Elec-
ton Reports. News Agents
wishing extra copies will please
send in their orders for that
and succeeding days without
delay.
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Shot While Hunting.
Speeial 70 he Reqistsr.

NUtCIUI 70 nc IteV.aI'Ts
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, November 3.
Henry Hoffman aud Oscar Heihle,
two prominent German citizens, went
down to Lubbock yesterday in search of
rabbits. While In the woods they be-
came separated. Mr.. Hoffman scared
up rabbit aud took aim and fred, as
he supposed, at the rabbit. but instead
OF bagging his object his companion,
Mr.. Heihle, received the contents of his
gun, the entire load OF shot striking him
in the leg above the knee. The wouad,
while not a serious one, is very painful,
and has put Mr.. Heihe 10 the house.
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Omcars Elected

SPRINGFIELD, O.. November 3.-Fol-
lowing officers OF the American Inter
Seminary Missionary Alliance were
elected to-day: Executive Committee,
E. c. Keen. Lancaster, Pa; NJ. j.
Kline. gettysburg, Pa; r. D. Merrill,
Chicago; l.. A. Turner, Chicago; Z. B.
Dolau, Rochester, n. Y. Mr.. Keen be-
comes President Of the Alliance by vir-
tue of the Chairman Of the Executive
Committee. Other officers eeeted to-
night.
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made ten speeches in the open air during
the day he was in geod voice.
REED TALKS TO 1000.

Troy, N. Y, November 3.-Thomas b.
Reed talked for an hour and half TO at
lsas 1000 people ia this city tonight. When
Mr.. Reed stepped to Fhe front of the plat
form there was tumult of applause that
did not subside for several minutes, cheer
after cheer almost shaking the building.
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Robbed Ris BensfaetOr.
Sn ,eicl % ne Re1tsssr.

WESTON. w. VA, November 3.-A
man named Day, from BuckhannOn, OBJ
tained permission from Mr.. James Con-
nell, the night man at she electric light
station here, to occupy his room during
the night ana this morning he found on
entering the room that his shoes, money
purse containing % cents aud several
articles of wearing apparel were miss
Ng. The thief had left his old shoes in
plSes Of the Others.
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His shnt Gnn Bnrst.

sps-iGl 10 III Rsytsss-.
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, November 3.
jim Perkins, syoung man residing at
Riverside, was severely injured yeSter-
day by the explosion OF a shot gun. He
went out hunting with a companion.
He was in the act Of shooting az raO-
pit when his gun burst. His left arm
was completely shattered and his face
was also badly burned.
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Bic Meeting.
Specie, to the Rsq,stsr.

oDeciC' 20 Vts leItSsN.
CAMERON, w. VA, November a.
VIM. NJ. Kincaid and Nj. +. Dryden s1-
dressed the largest meeting ever held at
UniOntown to-day. They think How
ard will carry Wetzel by 500.
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UNPRECEDENTED IN
ITS MAGNITUDE
Was the Throng Of Democrats at
FairmOnt Yesterday.
TIE TOWN LITERALLY OWAMPED.
Thousands Came from All the Country
Round About

To See and Hear Hon. w. L.
WilsOn-Only a Fraction OF
Those Present Heard the Ad-
dresses, Although MIR. Wilson
Spoke Twice-Two Parades,
One in the Afternoon and the
Other at NiRht-Tho Coal
Miners Oct in Force-Detans OF
e Large Day.
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John walter Dead

IoSDoN, November a.-JohD Walter,
chisf proprietor Of the London Times. is
dead. Mr.. Walter was born 10 1915 and
ha5 been q member OF Parliament HIS
eraedfather published the first number
of the Times on January l. 17SS.
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wsss virginia Postal Anairs.

Special 10 ne Rouse.
WASHINGTON, D. c., November a.
A commission has been issued TO Martha
a. Lingle, as postmistress al Cleveland,
Webster county, w. Va.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-04

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. November 3.-For
West Virginia Western Pennsyivania and
Onio: Fair, warmer. yariabis winds, shift
ing 70 east
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-04

NEw YoRK, November 3.-Arrived,
Salerno, New Caste.
LospoS, November 3.-Aruved, Fonar.
Philadelphia
Britannia. New York.
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TAXING MORE CONSERVATIVE
GROUND.
harrison County Republicans Not SO
sanguiue a. they Were.

Sps-tol 20 .s AsRsts-
CLARKsBUBG, w. VA, November ;.
Three weeks ago the Republican lead
ers were claiming Harrison county for
DOvsuer by 500 majority. To-day il is
understood that Chairman Holmes, OF
the Republican County Committee, has
reduced these figures TO 375. Chairman
Wolfe does not concede over 500 10
Dovener and Tuesday will demonstrate
that bis figures are correct.
The dRnt is bitter, but the Demo-
Gratis will be 10 il 70 toe finish.
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Mr.C. Saaaepl, tas ODsrs House drug.
Rist. na1Azs f3llo Elag a2s9rvatioas of
Che tesl pure yas.sa - In.. IS ;
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sSeetaltsl ~ H'0ls'sr.
PARK ksBURs, W. Va, November s.
Jim q Is, the eolored man who was
shot Ia foy heroert spencer Tor
huntin fatner's iarm on Thurs
day ha ed suit ior SS.VOO dam
ages. lneo saessrs- Leonard
& Cald
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OF INTEREST TO srEEEr OAR MEN
The Ohio Law for Their Protection is
Constitutional

Constitutional
Special 10 ths Rsgists-.
COLUMBUS, ONO, November 3.-The
Ohio Supreme Court in decision rem
dsred to-day held the law requiring
electric cars to be provided with SUBJ
stantial vestbules TO protect the moter-
me from the severity OF the weather In
winter, constitutional and valid. Most
of the street car companies Of the State
have so far resisted the law.
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Enthusia,tic In PIsasaats.

PARKEBsBUBG, W. VA, November 3.
B. Mason Amber, OF this city, ad-
dressed . crowded house at Waverly
ASA night A number went up from
this eitTA They state the Democrats
are Q Of success, and Peasants
conn give Judge Harvey the
large 0erahe majority ever given
in th ~.
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=, p, November 3-Judqe
rning made an order striking
d the registry list in the First
rds. He said they had been
nlsWfully registered.
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HARnIsON's WORK FINISHED.

INDIASAPoLIS, IND, November 3--Aftel
another round Of speech-maklng, Gef
Harrison arrived at Indianapolis this q en-
ing al 4 quarter past eight O'CLOCK. as
was escorted Immediately TO Tomli4 4oI
hall. where ne made his eleventh speed W
tie dsv. He was grt etea by great p
tbusia-su. He spoke briefly, adiurin
70 attest their earnestness By doine ~
fhey could 70 make the result in Ind =
next Tuesday decisive. Although he s
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{ED UPON MULES.

ser and ! bLnts east OF Fairmont on
railroad a very large deleza-
with the Fser band, about nine
dred ca sc half past twelve
D points e Monongahela river
road, abd 30 hundred mounted
from z W district and from
Dc Barrs q, one hundred and
? from u district two hon-
! from b he and Eldora. two
dred fro nheld district and
thield. u four hundred from
Inington. ington, etc, aud 50.
rom an 1untry r0und-ad
.e The ri excursion trai
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ITHACA, y Y, November 3-CorDell
aud University Of Michigan met on the
Gridirou to-day, and Cornell gained the
victory by scoring y points 70 Michigsns
nothing.
SoUTH ORANGE, y. j., November g.
The game between the Orange Athletic
Club team and Lafayette College, played
on the Orange oval this afternoon, re-
suited in "a victory for the latter oy a
score Of Is % q.
HASoyzR, -. n. November 3-Dart-
mouth defeated Williams 10 70 nothing In
the first championship game here this az
teruoon.
CHARLorTEsyILLE, Va, Noyenber g.
The foot uall teams Of the University Of
Virginia and Rutgers College, OF New
Jersey. played sn interesting game here
TO-DAY. II resulted in the defeat OF Rut-
gers. Score, ~ 70 4.
CLxvELASD, ONO, November 3--Ooer-
lin College foot bail eleyen defeated Case
achool eleven here to-day90 100. Gleasoo.
Of CieveIsud, broke his, leg during the
game.
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SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, NoveD Der 3.-The
Democrats closed their campaign with a
monster rally to-dsy in honor OF Vice
President Stevenson. Mr.. Stevenson
spolxe 10 6. 600 people in the Court House
souare devoting considerable time TO the
taria question ana spoke OF what had been
ACCOMPLISHED by the Democratic party
since its accession to power.
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half.past one. brought several hundred
more. The back streets and alleys OF
the town were closely picketed with
horses and mules aud
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.Inhn T. Marsh.

In this issue of the GRAPHIC will bt found the announcement of Mr. John T. Marsh, of this eityaas candidate for County and Probate Judge oi Jefferson county. subject to the ac- tion of the Democratic party. Mr. Marsh is welt known in this city and county. For several years he was q member of the City Council of Pine Bluff, where he did able and efficient work as Chairman of the Finance committee. At that time the finan- cial affairs of Pine Bluff were in de inoralizeei condition, but by able. thorough, hard and efficient work Mir. Marsh strengthened out the municipal finances and put them in the best shape they have ever been n in the history of Pine Blnif. He is also thorough and expert account ant, which is greatly to his advan- tage. MT. Marsh has also been prominent for some years in coun- tv affairs. and was very iRstru- msRtal two years ago in bringing
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All Diseases and Deformities Treated.

in the Bronchitis
 
  all cnred positively permanently curo3 Nervous Cborea Danc London ~ DISEASES without exnosura on,
 
 a new and painless method
 
 
  falnn
  Fy deme sufc and a "e" all enlargemen on, 
 
  nuthi and f. - = "h at Hours n, to n  nd ' t'S P.s by Legislature will make IF which will be given in this paper " se VI
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about the reforms in our local poli- ties. He is man ofexecutive ability. a splendid business man, an able fin ancier and a man well qualified in every respect to fill the position to which he aspires Because of his long residence and extensive ac- quaintantance with the Democrats of Jefferson county. Mir. Marsh will no doubt make a strong and inter- esting race Should he be nominated and elected, he will make most capable and efficient officer.
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The GRAPHIC will be prepared to bind the Worlds Fair Art Portfolios into handsome covers with the title, ''Fhe Vanishing White City stamped on the front in handsome gold letters at reasonable prices. Secure the portfolios and have them bound into handsome volume for the parlor or library
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President Hicks of the Pine Bluff Driving Club, is expecting the arri- val of two stables of horses today from Philadelphia and DuVall's Bluff. The races will be fine. Next week will be one of enjoyment in Pine Bluff.
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Messw. Ollie Alexander, James Gould and F. H. Colhour have lost very fine cows during the past week There seems to he some kind of dis. ease spreading among the cattle. II should be watched carefully
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The Committee on Music, consist ing of l.. F. Goldsmith and Ed Wer- theimer, have succeeded in securing consolidation of the Little Rock and Hot Springs string bands, con sisting of fifteen pieces, for the car shops celebration. Fine music can be expected.
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Don't fail to look ill Parse's win dow and see their novelties in gold and silver hat-pins from 50c. up to S35 Hat-pins at 75e. that were $1.25. Sterling inlaid tableware, guaranteed to wear twenty years for less than one-half that solid will cost you. Don't forget 10 look at that food pusher: it is ih the win dow.
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We meaA what we say We will sell for cash lumber. laths, shingles
 doors, windows. blines, hot-bed saeh window glass. sash weights, etc, for les@ money than they have ever been offered before and cheaper than any one else in the world. Nothing charged at eash prices-sPrictly cash. 27tf BLUFF CITY fEMBER Co.
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Persons desiring programs of the ear shops celebration can obtain them by applying for same at this sfice. It would be a good idea foI ssrfiants to get them asd send to misc friends in the country.
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Patrsni1e sfsme Factories.

Ye have recently added full Hne If sash and door machinery and are nnw making all kinds of doors and .srintlows from cypress and yellow 4,I,e which we guarantee to give
 let.t sslfisfactipn. Better than 3 z i I1s1 md for less money.
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Wben you feel tired, lazy and gen erally no account, cleanse yoW blood with Plantation Sarsaparilla and IediGe Potash. and start yonr liver with Plantation Pills. Sold by HcCamnon X Son.
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BARGAINS IN BIcYI Rs--The GRAPHIC has for sale Victor and Monarch bicycle (new and never been used) the retail price of which is $l26 each, N hich will be sold at bargain. For particulars apply to the GRAPHIC .,4;oa if
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Knawn as tLe vienna Baker

It is being circulated by one Of my competitions that am going out Of business. l want tosay wiilcontinue to serve my customers as l have in the past. Very Respectfully,
 MORGAN the Baker.
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Plantation Cough Syrup stops old coughs, stops 'em quick, and tkey never return. If it don't cure you, ask for your money back, you'll get it. Sold by McCammon X Son.
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All the Juniors of the '. NJ. c. A. are requested to be at the gymna- sium tomorrow night. Something of importance
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Secretary Locher, of the Y. M. c. A., had n most pleasant trip to the Secretaries convention. He will talk about lt snndax aftersoon.
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Is your life worth 50 cents? Dumb chill; agus; congestive chill; death. This k the evolution of your chilly sensation. Plantation Chill Cure will cure you, or it will cost younothing Sold by McCammon & Son.
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The proceedings of the City Council was published in the DAH.Y GRAPHIC just as they occurred. We get the news and than publish it.
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Mrs. Walter Ross, who has been the guest of Mrs. S. Y. T. Knox for several week. left this afternoon for Orwood Miss, where she will visit ftienas.
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FoR RENT-My large story residence on west Sixth Avenue, near Olive. Apply on premises to 2t q 1t W A. HOLLAND.
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Six car loads of Baptist preachers passed through the city last night en route to the Southern Baptist con vention at Dallas Tex.
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Don't forget the place when you want to get q pair of shoes made ot half.soled. J. P. WILLIAMS,
 , 3 q 2l5 " Barraque St,
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special Netice.

We announce the following special reduction in prices:
 Culi lumber at $3 to $5 per NJ. No. dimension lumber, $7. 50 per N 2 23tf BLUFF CITY LUMBER Co.
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Members of the Y. Nj. C. 4. and in- stitute, interested in gymnastics, are requested to be present at the Insti- tute tonight tt o'clock shap
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Belshazzar rehearsal takes place to- night at the residence of MT. and Mrs. Gillespie on West Sixth avenue.
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k. (. Taylor, Mnifreesboro. Tenn, writes: Il have used the Japanese Pile Cure with great satisfaction and success Dewoody X Go. l
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The leak in the gas pipe on Barra- que street in front of the Hotel Tru- lock has been closed
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Rev. W. P Haynes. of Sheridan. is assisting Rev. Wilson at Riverside Methodist church iR revival services.
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Johnson's Mag letic Oil kills all pains whether internal CT external %i-size, 5o cts; a0-cent size 35 cts. De- woody X Co. l
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Don't forget that w c. Jordan is the cheapest cssh groeer iA town Stock first class. 4ig If
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The Knight of l'ytiias held a meet ing last night and conferred the rank Of Page on Jesse Smith and the rank of Esquire on Drew White.
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Plantation Arnica l4inImenl IS sure relief for rheumatism anu all i1aiils' Sold hy Mc6amlnon X son
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Plantation Cough Syrup is gt. Q ! anteed. Ii it don't cure go and your money back. Ask your IS~- chant for it. Sold by McCammo' A Son.
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.Iapaaese I .iver Pellets are small. hut great in aleir effects; no gripin2 Fifty doses 9 cents. Dewoody & Go.
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The best groceries, at the lowest sosll prices at " c. Jordan's, No. 322 Main Street. 41S Ii
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Mr. Tup; WilBurn is spending tn day at Sherrill.
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Four colored offenders of the law were safely landed on the farm yes terdaY.
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Ex-Alderman John Huggard has been appointed City Sanitarian. The selection is a good one and MT. Hug gard will attend closely to his duties.
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The Press Association will leave Little Rock tonight for Washington Citr. to join Goxey's army.
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There is no small pox in or arousd PiRe Bluff, all reports to the con trary.
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Col. R NJ. Knox isspenaing the da at his mill at knox's Spur today.
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All diseases Of the skin cured, and lost complexion restored by John sons Oriental Soap. Dewoody & Co. 1
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Uncle King and Jil4 ps Adams were strictly fnsit'' last night at the -.sah1rd Ward.
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Attorney Walter sorrells passed through the city this morning en route to Shefrill
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Plantation Cough Syrup gives re lief at once, or you get your money back It's effect is wonderful.
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Mr. Tom Philips is calling on his friends today.
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.hrITCnEEIS,

4. J. EtlTcHEELs, For all kinds of fancy chocolates and homemade candies. IT West See .Und avenue.
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The Second Ward had about l00rep- resentatives last night tt the Ward convention.
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The Eugene arrived this morning.
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Don't forget the place. 5s2
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Assessors Notice .

will attend the diaerdnt Townships in Jeff fsrson consty at the places and dates speci- fled in this Hotice, for the purpose of assess ing personal property for the year f494. Tax payers to save trouble and avoid penalty are requested to assess in their respective Town ships, or at the courthouse in Pine Bluff at the dates herein specified. and are especially requested Go give the Assessor the number of their respective school districts;
 Township. Town. Date
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P|NE BLUE DAILY GRAPHIC,
PROF |. z. QtINN Cfty Editor.

PINE BLUFF, ARK. MAY 10, 1891.
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Don't forget the place. B: