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The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-07-14
Devices of LAWYERS.

Lawyers, even eminent ones have
not always disdained the use OF
tricks IN the courtroom. or devices
by which they produced an eife Z
upon the ury more telling than
words could have done.
A SUIT was brought few years ago
by the people OF 4 certain quarter OF
Montreal again 3 "A manufacturing
company. The vile odors CT the
chemicals used in the works they
alleged, bad made the neigh borhood
untcnahle, and seriously lessened the
value ot their property.
Judge and Jury were inclined Ia
turn deaf ear To the complaint
The company was rich aud powerful
and an alleged smell" rs their
counsel declared, "was too intangi-
BILE grievance 10 grasp"
One OF the opposing counsel was
seen 10 ~ out aud not long after re-
turned with two glass retorts
He e." hC said IN tue course OF
his plea for his clients, ARE the Of
fending subjects OF our contention. "
lie passed them 10 the Judge and
then 10 the jury. who smelled them
and smilingly declared them pure
and odorlesS
But" sa d the counsel, the com
pany mixes them" lie suddenly
poured the contents o. one OF the
retorts into thc)other, and the nau-
seous fumes Of hydro sulphuric acid
or sulphuretted hydrogen ullcd the
air. Judge, jury ana spectators
choked for breath. IL was necessary
70 adjourn court until the next day,
when heavy damages were at once
awarded 10 the plaintiffs
In "A murder trial before a Western
court the prisoner was able 10 ac-
count Tor the Whole of hs time ex.
cept hve minutes on the evening
when the crime was committed Ills
counsel argued that IL was impossi-
bic for him 20 have killed the man
under the circumstances in as brief "A
per od, and on that plea largely
based his defence, the other tcstimo.
ny being strongly against his client.
When the prosecuting attorney re-
piled. he said, How long a time
really is five minutesy Let us see
Will his honor command absolute 81.
lencc. In the courtroom, for that
space"
The Judge gracious'y complied.
There was clock on he wall Every
eye Ia the court oom was liked upon
IL as the pendulum licked OF the sec
ondS There was breathlcss nj.
lence.
We all know how time which ID
waited for creeps and halts and al
last does not seem TO move at all
The kcen-witted counsel waited
until the tired audience gave a sigh
OF relief at the close or the period,
and then a .ked L uietly:
"Could he not have str,ck one
fatal blow In all or that time?"
The prisoner was found guilty. and
a. IL was proved afterward, Justly
Dramatic effects however, arc
hazardous agencies To use, AS It 4.
not Impossible 10 spoil them by ar
anti climax as a member OF the
English Parliament found when "A,
the close OF fiery ad uration TO tn,
government 10 declare war, nc CT ed
out, "UnsheaJh the sword" and
drawing dagger threw 1t on the
| floor.
"Ah" coolly said an opponent
There Is the knife, but where is th,
forky"
A shout Of laughter was the result
Youths tompAnion.
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-07-14
A Good Lie From Maine.

Uncle Dan Cannon OF Canton,
Me, says he caught fox, thought he
mad killed IL, and was just nicking
the ears Oh the pelt when he stopped
TO look at a fire Ia the wOoda Sly
Monsieur Reynard, who wasn't dead
at all, Just slipped on his skin and
got away or course, this Is ~ per
cent Cannon, but IL goes as q pretty
good Maine lie.
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-07-14

posed that while attempting to swim
the river he had been seized by the
alligator, rs those hugo reptiles are
very clever in concesling themselves
until their victim Is we'll within
their reach, and then pouncing On
their preyn
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-07-14
Sure INDICATIONS

Al, II shs grssts you With smf,s
HE vsars fes you Alsae.
And lineeSs Ger your name awhile
With soft essssstng tone:
II in her eses there shines light
Nov tender. now demure-
She loves you
All. sbe lcves you!
Or that you may be sure.
Or. 10 she has no use for you
And lets you plainly zee.
Whatever you may say or do.
How "horrid" she caSA be;
AMI IL your treatment is much wors0
lbsn other men endure
She loves yoli
Ah. she loves you
Uf that you NAV be sure.
But IL she's friendly ami polite.
No matter where AMI wnen,
And greets you vi, h the mild delight
she shows for ,ther men:
No warmth or coline in her air,
Yo d better seek u cure
the loves you not
She Loves ou not
OF that you may lie sure.
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ONE OR THE OTHER.
The Natural Conclusion of the Victim of
 an Umbrella Thief.

The Natural Conclusion of the Victim of
 an Umbrella Thief.
 The following amusing story has been going the rounds of the London papers. Readers in tais couRtry will nSt appreciate the poiat to the joke Snless they take into account the peculiar sentiment now prevailing ia regard to the house of lords:
 A member of a fashionable club in London lost his umbrella at the club rooms. Being resolved to draw atten- tion to the matter in an effective man ner. he caused this notice to be put up in the hall:
 ''Fhe nobleman who took away an umbrella not his own on such date Is requested to return it.
 The committee took offense at this statement, and summoned the member who had made 1t before them.
 Why, sir, they said, should you have supposed that nobleman had taken your umbrella9"
 Well" replied the member, ''the first article in the club rules says that: This club is to be composed of noble men and gentlemen, and since the person who stole my umbrella could hot have been a gentleman, he must have been q nobleman.. :.
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6lLBERs IN AMERICA.

Circumstances Il tiaa Reign et George ".
 That sent Haatee WoF.<aea Here.
 It is tradition am5alg tGe Rllders of this town, says the New York sun, that they owe their peculiar skill to the redeeoration of Windsor castle at the command of George " Every available glider Of Uonaon was busied for long time in gliding the palace, and when the work WIS done many of them found that their places in the trade had been taken by apprentices. Unable to find work at home, many came to America, and some established themselves in New York These men taught their art to Americans, md the giiders of this country are now among the best in the world The trade Ian- guished for time in the face of cheap processes and cheap materials, but the taste for arstrate gliding, whether it be picture frames, or furniture. or walls, has never really gone out.
 The trade has been split up into sub trades, and just now the stencil freseo painters are quarreling with the gilders over the question as to which class of artisans shall do the gliding of interior decorations. The gilders, who regard their trade as an art, look upon that of the stencil freseoers as merely me chanieal
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AFRAID OF THE CAMERA.
Futile Efforts Of Hnater to Photograph
 an Indian Raaon.


 an Indian Bison.
 The dislike of some people to the photographers chair may be duo to a natural shrinking from anything like personal publicity, or, more likely, to feelings of wounded vanity, because the camera persists in representing them as they are, rather than as they imagine themselves to be. Neither of these considerations can be supposed to have influenced the Indian bison of whom MT. R. II. Elliott tells the story, says Youths Companion.
 Mir. Elliott is devoted sportsman, but also lover of wild animals as liv- ing beings. At ono time he desired to secure pictures Of the Indian bison, an animal which, to his regret, isgrowing less and less common under the perse- cution of reckless hunters. To this end he sent one of his European em- p1oyes out to photograph q solitary bull, choosing for the purpose q bit of grassy ground in a detached piece of jungle.
 Sure enough, a bull came slowly along, grazing as he went. He ap- proaehed within ten paees of the man. The opportunity was of the very best. But, as ill-lueIs would have it, tine bison looked up just as the photog- rapher removed the cap from the camera. At sieht of the lens-Whieh he perhaps mistoolS for the gFaring eye of some new kind of tiger he whirled about and rushed nadly int the jungle, leaving the photographic disappointed
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THREE OF A KIND.
some Pointed IDstaDces of the 1rishman
 Aptitude in Making aBulls.r

 Some Pointed Instances of the Irishman's
 Aptitude In Making "Bulis.''
 In the coffee-room at hotel in Dub lin, an Irish gentleman said to friend who was breakfasting with him: I'm sure that's my old college friend, West, at thel table over there. ? Then why don't you go over and speak to him2n said his friend. I'm afraid to. j" replied the other, ''for he's so very shy that he would feel quite awkward if it wasn't he
 A barrister defending a prisoner in Limerick said: "Gentlemen of the jury, think of his poor mother-his only mother"
 About seventy years ago. the grand jury of the county of Tipperary passed the following resolutions: First, that q new courthouse should be laid; sec ond, that the materials of the old courthouse be used in building the new courthouse; third, that the old court house shall not be taken down until the new courthouse is finished"
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Deifylng 2 ehlnese wenan.

It is possible for any chinaman. or even any Chinese woman. to become a deity by paying for the honor. A few years ago a rich and devout Chinese lady died in Soochoo. Her friends thought that an apotheosis was ne more than her dlsS, and communicated with the priests, who interviewed the gods on the subject, and discovered that the god of the left little toenail had no wife. The old lady was ae- cordingly married to his godship, and is now enrolled as the goddess of the left little teenail.n The honor cost the osd lady's estate over five thousand dollars.
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JUL
 H9efurned A

From our second trip te tho market. and found the mer chants anxious ta sell, and We bought and can offer you some rare bargains.
 Novelty Suits that were $12.50, bouqhtto sell for $7. jb.
 30=ia. fk=etoand CbaIIies that were 35e a yard, bought to sell for 25c
 One lot Ladies Cloth Capes in tan and blacks, just the thing fer eeel evenings bought 10 sell for $1 95, and q number of other desirable and HeW goods too numerous t0 nIfnt4QH ID 0uf small Spdgt that will pay you to call
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Go to NJ. Parse X Co. for novelties. Sterling silver belts, all eolers, at S2. .50 to s3. .a0 each. Gold and steri= ing silver hair-pins from 70 cents to S4 each. Also anything in the nov city line Sterling tnlaid spoons and forks guaranteed to wear twenty years, for one-half what q silver will cost you 516
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i Expectations Monarch.

The shah of Persia is exceedingly superstitioss. He always carries with him when he travels circle of amber, which is said to have fallen from Heaven in Mohammed's time, and which repders the wearer invulner- able; easket of gold which makes him invisible at will, and star, which E potent to make conspirators instant,,
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 Save Money.

For cash we will deliver lumber fo any part of the city at the following prices:
 No. l dimension lumber, s7.50 per NJ. No. l flooring and ceiling. S1o0 to
 $12.00 per NJ.
 No. l weather boarding, s6.50 per N. Cypress shingles, SIPS to $2.50 per NJ.
 Other prices in proportion. To secure these cheap prices the cash must he paid before thelumher leaves our yard. Not anything will be charged at these prices.
 I27tf BLUFF CITy LUMBER Co.
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.ssessll llsaNoIee.

Wf1i attend the different Townships ia lief tersgH county Ht the places and ddtes sPeei= Ing personal property for the year 1sgt. Tax payers to sNNe tromblc and avoid penalty dre requested to assess in their respective Town ships, or at the eaUrt-house tn Piae Biuit at the dates herein specified. and are especially requested to give the Assgss0f the number of their respective school districts;
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gatronize Home Factories.

Ne have recently added t full Inc ef sash and door machinery and are now making all kinds u doors and windows from cypress and yellow l,ihe, which We guarantee to give perfect satisfaction. Better than white pine and for less money.
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Losr,-One large gold ring, Tnes- day night May 70. between Methodist
 and Baptist churches on Sixth ave nue Initials in ring were l.. NJ to E. J. Finder will be liberallS re- WW'd~d hy returning same to this office. 5-2ltf
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Ne mem what We saY. Ne will sell fer cash lumber, iaths, shingles, doors, windows, blinds, hot-bed sash window glass. sash weights, etc, fol less money than they have ever been offered before and cheaper than any one else in tue world. Nothina charged tt cash Pfieea--srfietlY cash F 2Ilf BfTFF CITY LUMBER 4o
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There was ! large number of young men Ut the Institute last night prac- tieiag |, the gymnasium making melodg ia the lecture hall with musical instruments. all to the tle- light of the spectators present.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-30

sIhere is goofl material iii the city for male aaartette, is was evidenced at the Institute last night in the practice for the mems meeting of the ! II. c \ nextsmaay al 3:.so o'clock, 10 De addressed by Rev J.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-30

Sergeant af Police Gillian, after eight days confinement eH aeeoHnt Of sickness. is ahie to bc on the streets todav.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-30

Ladies, fl you want q pure, delicate soap for the complexion, druggists will always recommend Johnson ' Oriental Medicinal Toilet Soap. De woody X Co
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Miss aillie Sherrard, one Of Little Rock N most accomplished young Indies. is in tbe city the guest of Mr. and Mrs Buck Rogers.
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Lakeside Methodist Church has re eeived il new coat of paint. Somo people say sam Jones does no good He was the means of greatly improv ing this church property.
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The Board of Directors of the Y. NJ. '. A. will meet tt lhe Institute tomorrow at $ D. H.. sharp. A full attendance K desired
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BARGAINstS Hle ' .lss- fhet tsRspiie has for sale q Victor and Monarch bicycle lneN and never been lsed1 the retail price of which is Sl25 each, Which will Dc sold at ! bargain. For Raft tieulars apply to tine GRAPHIC
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Misses Frankie and elara Morton, daughters of Editor T. l.. Morton, of Fordyee, returned home yesterday after pleasant visit ta the family of Mr John Mccain.
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When you feel tired, iazzsand gen orally no account cleanse your blood with Plantation Sarsaparilla and iodide Potash. and start year liver with Plantation Pills Sold by McGainnHn k Son.
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X reputable merchant cannot ai- ford tn urge and guarantee | worth less article. Plantation 6hili cure is sold and guaranteed by Met ainnlon X S0n.
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Heyler < Rowland, State agents for a most excellent waternltercrare filling many orders in tllis city.
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sn1r.tnncs- cs-nl FnrslNee.

SLIGO to Fordyce and return on June Nia Cotton Belt route, ac- count sum Jones, lecture.
 B. II. WILSON. Agent.
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Candidate John Weedon. for Cir cait Clerk. is circulating among hls frienas in the city today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-30

Beyond any aouht the Pine Bluff Mercantile building K the handsom- est brick structure in the city and re fleets great credit upon the con tractor. N x. llelton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-30

Miss Mary York. the organist of tie Baptist church, k furnishing some excellent music at that place Of worship.
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Woman. why lose Seuf freshness and beauty through elllills, llli1s'us' ,e,..l5 ness and general debllitA fa f,zl,a.i. | is.a,' .atinu Chiil Cure. sold pA As' ''''' mon X Son.
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We ate informed that the little child oi AIr. John shelley which has been sick for anite awhile. is 10 bet ter.
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II. ileineman. Milwaukee Wil5es, :, l.saan box Japanese Pile cure has earea me of Il case of twentN-eight. years standing, alter peiii1 lteta1 1s.s' ns hy New York $ hest physicians. pe- woody X Go.
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Have you tried Plantation 4ixer lsta,r 1,;ilss for nabitnai constipations IheN 'are perfectly splendid ihd . sure asre M Sold by MeGanmon son
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neWoodY < Go, Druggists, feeom= mend .Iohnson's Magnetic oil. the great f4tmHY pain=killef, intetnai aha external. Sl size, 50e; a0e size, 24c- DewoodY co.
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The work oH the Sulphur Springs and Gantfell springs road recently ddae6X County Judge Jones ia most excellent and meets with the ahpr9. bation of everybody
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Naee,mtv Internal Revenue Collector ssuck Rogers, returned this laetnihs
 from Philips county
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FoR RHNr-The six-roomed cot tage adjoining my residence. App'A . NJ knax ] 1lf
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Portfolio No. Ii of tie Worlds Fair has arrived and is ready for delivery Present your coupons.
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WASagzn- seeand5h 5hana telegraph instrument with battery ApHlN Il GRAPHIC otlie0 2stt
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Mrs Rule, mother ot Mrs Ga9e Never, is suffering SefN ahueH T ''''' fle effects of Il sore hand.
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pTan.es,t4oh sarsaparilla and todide Potash is simply wonderful in its ei- fects. and small size only 50 cents. Sold by Me, ammon x Son.
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Remember fhe Catholic festival at the Bluff City Club Ifall on Thursday nightneXt
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Mir. and Mrs. ollie Alexander have been sick for the past week. Mir. Alexander is able to he out today, bHt Mrs. Alexander k still confined to her bed.
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Mrs. !. x. CdfTfey. Of TeXarkana, is in the city visiting her sister, Mrs, O. G Porter.
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 .ll ENIlS

K your fife worth 50 rents2
 Dumb Chill Ague!. ConlpstiVe Chilllu DeathtAl This k the eXoln- ton of your chilly sensatieR lan- tatian Chill Cure will cure you. Sold hN MeGammOn & Son.
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The raliie of oDonoyan's team has been postponed until the 2oth ol Tune next.
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Mrs. Gordon E. Greentield has been very sick for the past few days nnt is much improved today
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We invite Faaf attention ta our stock af fine groceries. sAtleaad4 are eheap-tHe difference between inv and high afale gaet!s is se stnall that il Will RaN YOU to buy some thine good
 ! ftdH THOMAS. AAIkEE X Co.
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Attorney \ E. Grace wears the Jaldge's robe with dignity honor and great satisfaction to all.
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tinn.i Isnllroaa conneetIons.

Train No. 1 via Cotton Belt Route, now makes close connection at Cairo, with fast mail trains Nos. and 2, via Illinois Central R. R., for points on the St Louis, Chicago X New Orleans divisions. E. Fl. Wilson,
 Auen4
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Plantation Diarrhna Mixture gives certain relief. Every bottle gaafan- teed Try it. Sold by McGammon X Son.
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Editor !. ". Adams. of the GRAPHIC. is in Grant county this week, representing Mai Breekinfidge at Judge Little's appointments. During his absence the editorial chair will be filled by MT. L. ". Martin.
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MT. I c. Garrett, of Safassan. fs q visitor in the eitY todaN.
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Marion \. Hudson. 0i Locust eutz tage. candidate for Assessef, r. II tue eiix.
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Ii is claimed, and We believe justly so, that the Missouri Pacific and the Cotton Belt roads are discriminating in favor of Little Rock on freight rates. especially in the brick line. This is not right.
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Inaaned. itching. burning, efastA and seaiy skin and scalp Ii infants soothea and cured hy Johnson ori ntal Soap neWoady \ Co.
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Mr Tom Phillips, Of AItheimef. is visitor in the city today.
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The street cir patronage is. We aet ela, ta note, increasing every day fl tbe people viii ride w maY expect eft bong te httt 8a eIsett4ie ftHe.
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D. E Riggin Nill begin operations at his new mill next Monday.
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4 nice lof of fresh rhenharb just re eeiyed Il L. E. tsoldsmiths. aliti
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Mr. I. A. Young. of Magnolia, is 3 guest of Hotel .fruloek.
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[, W. Mcknight < Co. Repair Shop. Bicycles, Lawn Now
 CTS, Scales.

All kinds of Cutlery ground. and all classes ef Machinery repaired Cor. Main street and Fourth avenue, at ]. II. Goza' 's.
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Mrs. <. II. Buchanan and children, oi Litte Rock, Who have been visit. ing Mir. and Mrs N. (. Cross fur sey- eral weeks. left yesterday for Cam. den where they will visit Mrs. Braey.
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sszS
 Suits made 10 order at cost 
 The street cir patronage is, we aft glad to note, increasing every daY. | hereople will ride w mat expect .ft ftfaa te f.fee=5f4 flHsetiiit. IiHe.
 Me invite geuf attention to our stock Of fine groceries. Aaeeaa4 are .Aeap-tIie difference between low md high afa4lr goods is sa small that il will Ra4 you to buy some thing good
 , I1da THOMAS. WAIkl2g X Co.
 Mir. and Mrs. ollie Alexander have been sick for the past week. Mir. is able to he out today, but Mrs. Alexander k still confined Io her bed.
 Losr,-0ne large gold ring, Tnes- lay night May 70. between Methodist and Baptist churches on Sixth ave nue Initials in ring were l.. NJ. to E. J Finder will be liberalls re- waIed hy returning same 10 this office. 5-2ltf
 Lakeside Methodist Church has re relxed new coat of paint Somt people say sam Jones does no good He was the means Of greatly immrov= ing this church property
 Go to NJ. Parse X Co for novelties. Sterling silver belts. all eolars, at S2.50 to $3.a0 each Gold and sterl= ing silver hair=pins from 20 cents to S4 each. Also anything in the nov city line Sterling tnlaid spoons and forks guaranteed to wear twenty years, for one-half what q silver will cost you 516
 Misses Frankie and elara Morton, daughters of Editor T. E. Morton, of Fofdsee returned hone yesterday after a pleasant visit io the family of AIr. John Mccain.
 Beyond any doubt the Pine Blun Mercantile building k the handsom- est brick structure in the city and re fleets great credit upon the con
 tractor, N <. Helton.
 Mrs. <. IL Buchanan and children. of Lite Rock. who have been visit ing Mir and Mrs. N. [. Cross fur sev- eral weeks, left yesterday for Cam den where they will visit Mrs. Braey.
 Mir John Tuel CT, ret lrned yester day from Il business visit to Stntt- eart and Dewitt lie met with great M. cess. John is hustler ana withall kind, courteous gen ilemaH
 0n account af the shortage of ears the regular run of the street car line te the cemetery has been left off, with the exception of Sudays. As soon as the cars are sufficiently re- paired the regular run will be re samea
 Ii is claimed, and We believe justly so, that the Missouri Pacific and the Cotton Reit roads are discriminating in favor of Little Rock on freight rates, especially in the brick line. This is not right.
 There was largennmher of young men Ut the Institute last night prac- tiring |, the gymnasiumand making melody ia the lecture haH with musical instruments. all to the la- light of Inc spectators present.
 There is good material iii the city Tor male qaartette, Us was evidenced at the Institute last night I in the practice for the mems meeting of the ! II (. 4. neNtsandas at 3:so Q clock, 10 De addressed by Rev J.