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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-08-02

For the Chautauqua assembly to
be held at Spirit Lake, Iowa, July
1925, 1894, agents of the c. St. Pm.
& o, railway will sell local excursion
tickets to Sibley or Worthington at
One and One Third Fare for the
round trip. Tickets on sale July
10th, 18th, 18th, and 24th only, limit
ed good for return July 18th, 1894.
For the annual meeting of the Imper--
ial Council Mystic Shriners, to be
held at Denver Colorado, July 24th-
18th, the c. St. P. NJ. & o. Ry. will
sell round trip tickets, via Sioux City
at S2O35; tickets on sale July 2l-22,
good to return until August 18th.
For the annual meeting League Of
American wheelmen, to he held at
Denver, Colorado, Aug. l3th-lsth,
1894, the G. St. P. NJ. & O. railway
will sell round trip tickets via Sioux
City for S2O.35. Tickets on sale Aug.
10th, 18th. Good to return until
Sept. 18th. Parties wishing to 60 via
Kansas City will be furnished tickets
at $24.90. ,.'..@E
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-08-02

IEfssk.s-. 2 '1.."G -. ~
The rooms over the ADVANCE are
for rent, cheap Can be US. d for
office or living rooms. (tf)
The Worthington Bakery, 10th
ct. and 7th ave. All orders promptly
attended to on short notice. (tf)
The Swedish school closed
Wednesday, August LIST. A social
was held at the church in, the even
ing. 49,. ..s-
Take the Nickel Plate road to all
points east. Elegant Wagner Buffet
sleeping cars on all through trains.
Rate always the lowest, tickets on
sale at all coupon ticket Offices, or
address J. Y. Callahan, general agt.
1919 Clark St., Chicago.
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DUNDEE.

Mrs. Sweeney of Chicago has been
visitin:, the Lindquists.
Mrs. Slayton of Fulda is visiting
with her daughter, Mrs. Humble.
A new arrival at the home of Mr.,
and Mrs. Scherlie Sunday in the per-
son of son and heir.
A hot and dry week has done quite
a little damage to corn. Rain is
needed very much for fax crop.
Mr.. Scherlie has his new residence
about completed and it is great i'm
provement both to his own property
and the village.
Our blacksmiths are putting up a
steam hammer in their shop, which
will enable them to pound out pillow
lathes great deal faster than by
hand.
Haken johnson and G. jam are
having their threshing outfits over
hauled by the blacksmiths so as to
be able to start out threshing in the
near future. Wheat crop is good and
oats fairly SO.
The railway company are going to
move the depot up to the main line
and put the side track behind it.
This will necessiate the moving of
both grain houses and coal shed, but
when completed will be great ad-
vantage to all, either in receiving
freight or for passengers getting on
and off.
Quite few neighbors around Oaks
Lakes met at Crapsey's and Stillweli's
place last Sunday and had very cd
joyable picnic. In the evening a
dance was gotten up at Mr.. Hum oI s
barn and dancing till one o'clock was
enjoyed by about fifteen couples. All
report very pleasant day.
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KINBRAE.

Ole Tollefson has moved j.
Peterson's house into the one on
by I. S. Swan, near the P. 20.
Rev. E. H. Albright returne'
his home in Pipestone Tuesda
this week.
Miss Mae Coutts returns tod;
her home in Worthington. ]
Coutts has many friends in
around Kinbrae.
'Nels Peterson and family,
have been living on farm near
da, returned to Kinbrae Friday,
will continue to make this place
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Mcguire ar.
joying a visit from their neice,
Ella Savage, of St. Louis.
Misses Rhoda Hart and Mae c.
were Fulda visitors between Il
Tuesday.
July 18th was the hottest da,
record here-1O6 in the shade, W
hot, dry Kansas wind blowing
day, and it is thought did mucht
age to corn.
Grain is all cut and the stacl
we'll under way. Wheat is an
age crop, oats and barley about
half crop, and the flax and hay
almost failure.
Last Thursday night the R.
bridge about half way between !
and Fulda burned. a tramp dis,
cred the burning bridge about n
night and walked to Fulda and u
fed the agent. The section men v
burning grass near the bridge in
afternoon, which may account for
fire.
Miss Gertie Jones is at home
behind the counter again, after
absence of three weeks at Spirit L;
Iowa. She was accompanied by \
Rhoda Hart, of Mankato. They
very loud in their praises of Sp
Lake and it's many attractions al
summer resort, and especially of
Chautauqua attractions, which
the best in the land. Much credi,
due the management for the
manner in which everything was c.
Quoted. ."- +F 3
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Hot One on Fiddes.

Bro. Neff is mistaken in supposing
that Eli Warner is charged up to the
second congressional district as a
mmitte-man-at-large on the state
central committee. He is credited to
the fourth district where he lives.
The second district wasn't in it:-just
a little bit.-Mankato Free Press. i,
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-08-02

KLASEY.-Walter Osker Klasey,
was killed by Tightening, July 23rd,
1894, at the home of his parents in
Wilmont Township, Mobiles Co.,
MINI.
Mr.. Klasey was born Jan II, 1870
at Saltwater, MINI. When he was
eight years old he came with his par
ents to Mobiles County, where he
lived until his death. Walter Klasey
was a model young man to which
many are ready to testify. He was a
pride to the family and blessing to
his neighbcrhood. To his parents,
brother, and sisters he was very kind,
doing them all the good he could.
To his neighbors he was always ready
to render assistance and do them
good. Thereby he gained many
friends and wide reputation. As a
Christian Mr.. Klasey was very devot-
ed. His good Christian example and
earnest efforts resulted in much good.
Monday, July 23rd, Mr.. Klasey
was cutting grain and when in the
afternoon thunder shower came up
he unhitched his horses from the bin
der, and upon coming almost home.
driving his team before him, was in
stantly killed by a stroke of tighten
ing. Mr.. Klasey's death is great
loss to the family, the neighborhood,
and to Mobiles County. The bereft
family have the deepest sympathy of
many warm friends. His funeral
took place Wednesday, July 25th at
the Evangelical church at Worthing-
ton with F. H. Draeger in charge
who was assisted by Rev. Mr.. Lumm.
The funeral services were largely at
tended. His remains were inferred
in the city cemetry of this place.
F. H. D.
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Card of Thanks.

+. We wish to express our thanks tc
all the friends who SO kindly assisted
us by word and deed during the sick:
ness and death of our dear son and
brother. We would especially men
ton the floral offerings and decora-
tons, also the music by the Newton
family and the Misses Newkirk.
Mr.. AND Mrs. MAXWELL AND FAMILY.
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ONE FARE RATE TO WASH.
INGTON.

For the Knights of Pythias Con
clave at Washington, D. c., August
9th to September 9Th, the Burling-
ton, Cedar Rapids g. Northern R'y
will sell excursion tickets at the ex-
tremely low rate of One FARE FOR THE
ROUND TRIP. Tickets on sale August
23rd and Path, good to return until
Sept. 9Th, with an extention of time
until Sept. 18th, if desired. Fol-
further particulars inquire of station
agent or address
j. MORTON,
CT. a.,
silva CEDAR RAPIDS, IA.
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MILLER-In Lorain township July
sod, 1894, Mrs. J. B. Miller. aged
% years.
A husband and two children, one a
mere babe, are left to mourn the death
of a loving wife and mother. In
pressive funeral services were con-
Quoted at the family residence by
Rev. E. M. Lumm, Wednesday after
noon. Remains were inferred in the
Worthington cemetery.
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DIED..

MAXWELL.-At the residence of
his parents in Dewald Township:
July q, 1894, Louis Calvin Max.
we'll. aged % years, month and l9
days. .- -
The funeral was held in the Boldly
school house Sunday, the 18th, Rev.
Lumm officiating. Burial in the
Rushmore cemetery. -.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-08-02

Dizziness and Painting Spells.
Biscay, Mimi, July II, 1894
have used Hoods Sarsaparilla for dir
ziness and fainting spells, and have
been perfectly cured by taking two
bottles. Bertha Jungclaw.
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The Local Market.

Today wheat, new, is selling for AZ
Cts, old wheat 43 to As. Oats ~ to
"a. Barley Is to 80. Flax $l.OO.
Corn IS.
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SHOT THE FACE.
Young Luther of Seward Town
ship Meets With a Fear
,.-ss full Accident.

Last Friday son of John Luther,
living on Fred Blooms farm in Sew
ard township, met with an accident
that will MAIN him for life. He was
on a mower when a young friend, Wis
iting him from Iowa, accidently dis
charged gun he was carrying, the
contents striking young Luther in the
lower part of the face, making ar
ugly wound, one that will dis6gure
him for life. He was Immediately
brought to town and DR.. dres
sed the wound. The young man will
be laid up for some time.
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Card of Thanks.

To the many kind friends who by
word and deed rendered us assistance
and comfort during our recent be
reavement we wish to extend ou1
heartfelt appreciation.
THos. KLAsEY AND FAMILY.
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For Sale.

l 1O-horce coal burning tra'tgol
engine; l Flour City power hay pres,
also few head of work horses, Gil -,
must be sold. )
AEON FORBE
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Wanted to Trade.

Wanted to Trade.
Twill trade a good business lot fol
horse, wagon and COW.
JOHN R1PPBERaER,
Worthington.
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Ellsworth News. The train was
two hours and a half late in getting
to Spirit Lake, Wednesday night, on
account of burned bridge near
Ocheyedan and several who intended
to take in "Pinafore" at the Auditor
Jun were unable to reach there.
Milton Smith and H. B. Tibbetts OF
Worthington, and the writer were
among the number and all agreed
that it would be much more interest
ing to hear some one who was there
tell about it than to attend the per-
formance. ~
Twelve buildings already erected
in Clary Addition this season and
more t6 come yet.
Low prices, easy terms of payment
and large size of lots explain why
lots there keep selling. "%
Don't wait too long for more than
half of the Addition is already sold.
Minnesota Loan and Investment
Company will furnish money to build
with and let you make monthly pay
ments.
This is good year to build, for Ia
bor and material are both cheaper
than usual 5Ow4
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LUMBER ana Iue1 business wednesday,
and is succeeded by Ramage and
Smallwood. Mr.. Forbes has been in
trade here seventeen years, and has
built up splendid business.
A man who never advertises says
advertising does not pay. An attract
i've ad., however, is good investment
for a business man. The best buyers
look to the columns of the local papers
for bargains. This has been demon
strated. :.-.. .ls.e.
Some time ago Ellsworth voted
$4,000 bonds for city hall, but on
account of some informality a new
election has been ordered. There is
little opposition to the bonding of the
village. Judge Wilson has been en-
ployed to see that all legal points are
observed.
With the present incumbent, Mr..
Thorn, and Geo. Slade Of Adrian, Rem
Mccartney, Gilbert Anderson, and
David Anderson of Worthington, it
looks as though there is likely to be
a lively contest for the Office of sheriff.
All are good men and have lots of
friends who will get their coats off
when the proper time arrives.
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Pnhllc Ancllon

Nutice is hereby given that on Saturday. April =, 1891, at the freight depot of St. Louis Southwestern Railway Company, corner Of Ala bama street and Third avenue, in Pine Bluff, Jefferson county Arkan- sas. at 10 o'clock q. m.. I will sell to the highest bidder for cash one en- gine boiler and fixtures consigned to I B Farrell, abhaSeka. Ark, ac- count ssme seing refused by cnn- signee. E. II WILSON.
 Agent st |. S W Rgco. Pine Blufi, Ark, March 21. Isai
 ; 3v,l4tw4t
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HAVE INVESTIGATED.

The following are few of the many prominent citizens of. Arkansas who indorse Life Insurance. and especially the new Accumulation Policy as issued by the New York Life:
 LITTLE ROCK. wolf Bros. wholesale dry goods < Pollock. Cashier Exchange National Bank.
 oscar Davis. Cashier Gernan National Bank.
 F. I. Thompson, President fitizeus Bank
 W. ]. Thompson. yice-President Citizans Bank.
 Frederick Kramer. President Bank Of Commerce
 Fred Ressner, manufacturer. Edmond Craig. implement dealer T.C. Barrett. Pastor First Presby- terian Church.
 Gilbert Dobbs. Manager Capital Hotel.
 s. ]. Beuehamp Secretary and Treasurer Arkansas Carpet and Fur niture Co
 PINE RLFFF. Y. D. Wilkins, President Merchants and Planters Bank. r. H. Head, Cashier Merchants and Planters Bank. +. Fl. Stern, jeweler. Rev. John F. Carr, Pastor Lake side M. F.. Church The Accumulation Policy has only one condition, i e, the payment nf premiums.
 For full particulars address.
 F. z. DANIELS.
 Manager Pine Bluff Agency.
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We invite tle attention of our readers to the handsome advertise meRt which appears in this issue for the Pnd1ephatt Furniture Go This excellent company has just received q new stock af furniture. carpets, chairs, windaw-shades, mattings. haby carriages, etc. which k one oi the finest stocks ever brought ta this market They have also re ecntiy received iarge stock If haul- some lace curtains which it will pay you to call in and examine before making your purchases
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Mrs Maggie Mahar Left yesterday morning for Arkadelphia for medical treatment under Dr Dale We hope she will be much benefited and will soon return to her many friends
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The election commissioners Gaished their count of the ballots east ia the municipal election on Tuesday. late yesterday afternoon The official vote will h. found in this issue.
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Special Notice.

announce the following special reduction in prices
 Gull lumber at s to g. per NJ. No.l dimension lumber. ST JO per M. , s3tf BLUFF CITy LrMBER Co.
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All members of the '. NJ. C A and Institute desiring to participate in the athletic contest at Texarkana. April T, are requested to beat Jones Park next Saturday, at p. m.. sharp
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Hon. ] T. Rodgers is announced in today s GRAPHIC as candidate for reelection to tbe lower house of the State Legislature X more OK tended notice of his candidacy will be made tomorrow
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Jefferson Guar.iS htee soa ef Officers.
 Tho efferson Guards will hold an electio of officers tomorrow night We are informed that there will be great dcal of speech making on that oceaSian
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LosT.-Monday night after 10 o'clock black wool handmade ladies shawl, either along Main street from second avenue to sixth, or East Sixth to Georgia street. Finder will please return to Merrill Institute and receive reward.
 W ". L0eHER.
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Johnson's Oriental soapimparfs n delicate odor and leaves the skin soft and velvety. Try ii and you will never use any other. For sale bY Dewoody k Co. T
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From tIle Ear East

We received au elegant line of ehild= ren and boys suits. mothers friend waists and knee-pants at prices 10 shit the times. ALTHEIMER t Co.,
 Cor Second avenue and Pine. 327 If
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Dr. Palmer, Of Star City. has lo- cated permanently in this city for the practice of his profession.
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B. II. Christopher and wife leave this afternoon for week E visit to Hot Springs.
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For eOljc. Seonr, sprains, bruises. ep&vin, eweilings and al diseases Of h0rDes and cattle .Jos sons Mag netJe on, horse brand. gives excellent nnttC(Gctl0n- q .00 size 5s cts lxBet. Cgce E ct For sal< by Lewoody &
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Dr. q. \. Hart is down the Valley road in the interest Of his drug busi- ness.
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Plantation Arnica Eminent is sure reilef for Rheumatism and all pains Sold by MeCammon < Son.
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The county exposition building will be completed within the next three weeks.
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Mrs. Jeter and daughter, Miss Vel Ter. are spending the day in Little Rock.
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Mir. Cliff Dowell and wifeare spend ing the day in the Capital City.
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(. M. Matthews. of Portland, Ark was a guest of the Hotel Truloek yesterday.
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This week only. Suits made to or der, S25 at Burns, the tailor. 42hv
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PINE BLJEE MERCANTILE CONTAIN.

Tremendous low prices prevailing for the reduced sale o newest and choicest merchandise for this week fu perusal o of prices With examination of the goods offered will be proof sufficient Our descriptions not one whit oVerrated.
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(. II. Newell, Of Fordyce, was q visitor in thecity last night
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Residence for sale Apply to c. B.
 Moore. Eighth X Walnut. 4-4eodtf
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The Cotton Belt track at the foot of Main street k being renaired.
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Detective Clay returned yesterday from Little Rock where be attended line rAces.
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Deepest Cut ct All

Is the cut of prices on our line of suits for men and boys. shirts. shoes. hats, etc Bran new goods.
 AlTHEIMER X Co. Cor Second avenue and Pine. 327tf
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If you want nice spring shoe made OF your old ones hali-soled go to I. P. Williams. 2il West Barraqne street 32stf
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The GRAPnIe will be prepared to bind yhe Worlds alf. Art Portfolios Into handsome covers with the title. The Vanishing White fly stamped en the in handsome gold letters at reasonable prices Secure the portfolios and have them bound into ii handsome volume for thc parlor or library
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sam Katzenstein and Max Gotlieb left this morning for Little Rock.
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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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On last evening Mr. and Mrs. <. C. Farrar entertained q number of their young friends in honor Of their gncst. Miss Virgil s'avaness, of Mon- tIeeIlo. at their elegaitt home on South Main street During theeyen- ing refreshments were served md tlle eyenfpg ss voted most successful ene h9salI.
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Plantation Cough syrup k guar anteed. fit don't cure go and get your money back Ask your mer- chant for it. Sold by MeCammon < Son
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The Old Folks Concert tonight at the Institute will be most pleasant entertainment
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Japanese Liver Pellets are the hest family medicine for liver complaint and constip II on. 50 pills in vial - cts. For sale by Dewoody < Co
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IT. close with the season. we have n few fine clothes patterns to suit the most eXacting; prices to please ydu K4sT8B < BLGTHES TH3Ls
 3fffff
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A. J. MITCHELL'S.

For oysters served in all styles. IT West Second ayenne.
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A !. NIiTcHELIss

The petit jury was adjourned yes- terday until Monday.
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Montgomery county did not in- atrnet for State officers.
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Capt. Weedon k in the ely today. Hegoes to NiveH township fhis ai- tern00u
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Mayor D. C Bell, X. Brewster and Will Riley left yesterday for St Louis where they will select the horses for the new fire department.
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Mir Gus Blass will return to Little Rock this morning
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Watt Niyen, of Cleveland county, Is visitor Tn theeity today
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Isaac Dreyfus now has the largest store-room in the city
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 For all kinds of fancy chocolates and homemade candies IF West Sec- ond avenue
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Daniels, the tailor is taking in the races at Little Rock.
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F. Nulty, of St Paul. Minn.. writes: Was confined to bed for three weeks, doctors could do me no good: Jap anese Pile Cure entirely cured me. For saie by Dewo0dy X Co T
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Improvements are being made on the Gillespie X BFa fl8. < business house
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Little Ruth Welsh. grand-daughf Ter of Mrs. Judge Read Fletcher, is suffel- ing greatly from having accidentally thrust q sharp pointed piece ol steel wire into her jaw.
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The steamer Eugene arrived today abont noon.
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John II Tucker made q business trip to Dewitt this week He says that the Dewitt people are among the best people on earth
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If Yuff

Hat'n't any hat and you hat to hay a hat. haunt yOu better buy hat from Kastor < Bluthenthal who have all the 1atesf iu hats2 3 l0tf
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Have you tried Plantation Liver Pills for habitual eonstipation2 They are perfectly splendid and d sure cure Price, 2le. Sold by MeGammon X Son
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Ex-eounty Judge W D. Jamison. of EIDarad6. Union county, is q vis- itgr in he city.
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M T. Powell, one of the firstsetlers and merchants ii Pine Blum, but now of Nashville. Tenn. is visiting in the city the guests of his old friends.
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Ladies real moca knit vest 10o square neck, sizes ? to , luI
 Ladies balbriggan ribbed vest, square neck, silk crochet edged,
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Mr Y . Alexanderreturncd home this morning from Hickory Flat. Miss, where he had been called t0 at tend q sick sister who died Iast Mon- day
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The State NeaieaI Convention which will convene in this city the latter part of May next will bring a large crowd of visitors.
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We mean what we say. We will sell fer cash lumber, laths. shingles. doors, windows. blinds. hot-bad sash window glass. sash weights, ete fer offered before and cheaper than any one else in the world. Nothing charged at ctish prices-srrictiy cash l2Iif BLUFF (ITY LUMBER Co
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Pine Bluff is improving every day.
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Important Notice.
Do not confuse the Mutal Life Insurance Company of New York

with any other company Of appar- ently similar name, but less mag1I- tude
 Bear fn mind that there is no Life Insurance company called The New YorI Mutual Life. aud there E 10 fife insurance company char tered by the State of New York. authorized to use the word Au- tual ia its title except Mutual Life Insurance Company Of New York- RICHARD A. McCURDY,
 President
 George Tiles,
 General Agent,
 Little Rock, Ark.
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The R. M Knox Company has just received two cars more of the celebrated studebaker Wagons in all sizes from a 1-hOrse to a 6 horse, at reduced prlces 38d Wtf