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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-03-23
Correspondence of the TINES
NoWs from North Pacolet.

ESTA JANE. March l9.-At present wo
have a beautiful! Springlike spell of weather
and our farmers are making good use of it.
To have such fine warm seasonable weather
so near the vernal equinox is not common,
or at least it has not been the case for many
years. We heard the first whipPoorwilt last
night. Its presence is sign that winter
has broke and the cora planting season is
at hand. So say old PEOPLE who pretend to
known.
The death of Capt. Charles c. Culp was
shock T. our people that sent pang of sor-
row to many heart. In common with the
rest, your correspondent could not realize
it ~ n fact until the public prints put it be.
yond dispute The proceedings OF the
Union bar rs published in last week TINES
together with what you said cditoiially were
emiuently proper yet we might say 1.-THE
half has never yet been told Of him
Your correspondent knew Capt. Culp per-
sonaly ever since his admission to the bar,
aud his professional and cur official business
often brought IL. together in business affairs
and nothing ever was discovered in Capt.
&. {. Culp TO make Us think that he was
anything but Il proud specimen Of the
"noblest work of God-au honest man."
The highest order of u gentlemen marked his
every act. When the breath left his body
one of Unions brightest stars was cclipsed
forever. But still
H0Ic !0@ks beyond the bounds of time
When what we how deplore
Shall rise in full im mortal prime,
And bloom to fade no more.
Peace to his ashes and eternal calm to his
memory.
Last Thursday night We had quite storm
Of wind and thunder but not a great deal
of rain.
Orr rnirhhccs nrc c.tchire n,snty nx 6.h
just now.
Should nothing prevent it we expect to
plant good deal OF corn this week.
MIR. Giles Hill is a level headed man. The
other morning he tod us he was going TO
put some of his cotton land in corn. Bully
for him. Who next
Mr.. G. G. Roberts, of Shelby. \. c., is
down looking after his farming matters
We sincerely hope the teachers OF Union
county will properly appreciate the impor-
tance Of keeping the Teachers Association
alive and in working order, aud not allow it
to die before it has accomplished is mis-
sion, i. c., teaching the teachers. The local
pride of every school section should de-
mand n representative in that body. and
insist that their teacher heccmcs a member.
If our best county teachers don't care to
turn out and teach their less fortunate
bre hren and sisters in the profession, per-
haps they may learn something themselves
by attending those meetings. Let all the
different sy. TENS of teaching be fully eX
planned and understood and the best will bc
adopted, sure NoX.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-03-23

DISrrNsNRY NIOLNTOR PhWDoNED.-Gov-
ernur Tillmnn crnntel pardon today 10
Henry Boykiu VIII vas convicted of vIpiH;-
ing the dispcnSury law in Camden. j.
would bc hardly th"uGht thar any case ,f
that kini woull ever lie shown nry clrmcrcy
but the fact * Boykin was selling cider
which turned out 10 be above the siardar,l
He was ignorant of that fact, however, ami
as he made no secret Of the fact that hc was
selling il the Governor let him OF. Repre-
sentative KirKlanl was here in his behalf
- tOihlaJ,d JyUrHoi.
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Roll of Honor.
FOR MT. TABOR SCHOOL.

FUN MI. lADOh IL.
These points are for the past month, and
are gained by the pupil standing heal in the
class one week.
l,t. Reader Victor Vandcrford. 2, I,ck
Bailey, | Mamie Bailey, l. Maud Baldwin,
!. Lizz:c Savage !.
2nd.-Lcmmic Coleman, l. Ola Cudd, |.
Garland Meng. l.
3d.-liia Cudd, |, Eloisc Moorheal, |,
William Moorheai, | James Vaughn, |.
4th--Mcng Askcw, |, Paul Baldwin. !,
Belle Mnorhcad. l.
jth.-Fnnnic Edge, l.
lst. Spci,ing.-Cokc Bal Twin, |, Jim Cudl,
2nd.-Mcng Askcw, >. william Moorhead,
Dictionary Fannie Edge. |.
lst. Grammar.-Mcng Askes, Bernard
Meng. | Belle Moorhcld, l.
2nd.-Fannic EIgc. !.
Physiology Baldwin, |, Violet
Moorhcad, |. Belle Mo)rhcaI. |, Jim Saw
age, !.
lst. Geography -Lila Cudd, /, Eloisc
Moorhcad, | Thomas Savage, l.
2nd-Elna Baldwin, ] Fannie Edge, |.
lat. History .-Mcng Askcw, ], Paul
Baldwin, |, Bcruari Mcng, !, NCcie Mum,
!.
2nd. Edna Baldwin, Violet Moorhcad,
2ni. Arithmetic. .--Mrng Askcw, ! Linnie
Coleman, |. T. oiSc Moorhead, i Necic Nunn,
3rd. Ariihmctic Paul Baldwin
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-03-23

Shoe, Shn,, - Shoes . Cheap, Che A.
Cheap. ERAilAM y SrARhS.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-03-23

FNLirE or THE BANK or CHESTER. An
nouncug the failure o. tbs Bank Of Cncr-
ter the B"iioiw says:
Tho aS .ignment was made after ddc CON
s1cratinn of the directors. The bank was
forced to elise its doors because of the
srin9cncy of the tines aui its inrhilty to
conducr cash bnSinc s. 1t was decide rs
best to make This assignment in order TO
protect the creditors at laig'. The assets
Of the bank will he amply suiiicient to pro-
;cct all liabilities and the stockholders Will
not suffer.
The action of the officials i universally
comm, ndcd by The community. Everybody
regrets The unyIoldmg necessity that com
pclled tho bank To c'O-e its doors.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-03-23
Editor
POST OFFICE DIRECTORY.

The p. Q. will be opened for business
from 8 \. Nj. to 600 Z. NJ.
The Money Order Department will be
opened for business from 9 4. NJ. to Z. VI.
Mail going East will close promptly at
1929 a. NJ; going West $40 L. NJ,
The mail will be taken from the street box
each day 30 minutes before the trains ar
rive
Any inattention or irregularities should
re reported promptly to the 7. NJ.
X. W. HARRIS. =. NJ.
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GRAND JURY PREsENTMENT.
Ut THg MARCH TERM OF CoURL, 1894.

South CAROLINA,
UNION COUNTY,
To HIS Honor, Ernest Gary, Presiding Judge:
The Grand Jury beg leave to submit the
following report:
After disposing of the bills placed before
us by thesSolicitor, with such dispatch as
the business would permit, we proceeded to
examine the public Offices and the public
buildings and institutions Of the county.
We have only made a partial examination
of the county Offices. We can report all
the Offices in good condition, and as far as
we are able to judge, the business Of the
Offices is conducted according to law, AMI
wc'ask that II competent person be appoint
cd to assist us in this examination.
The County Comm issiouers inform MS
that they are RAINING the county on a cash
s. stem. All bills to date have bceu paid,
and there is q balance on hand to meet
debts that must necessarily be contracted to
support the POOR house.
Upon examining the Jail we find that 1t is
in need of repairs which, to n certain ex-
tent, renders ii unsafe.
The wndGw shutters in tho large room
are down and the cell in the northeast ccr-
ncl Of the building ut one window needs re-
pairing.
There is also leak between the main
building and the kitchen. that should he =.
tended to at once.
We also recommend that the Jail yard be
enclosed with q close plank fence eight feet
high nsiled from the inside.
We also recommend that more shelving be
placed in the Probate Judges office, as it is
greatly needed for the records.
The Treasurer complains of the Trial
Justices not making monthly reports, rs re-
quire6 by Section S02 of tho General Stat
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GsIE- The following accidents occurred
one day lat week to two pupil, Of the Gra-
ded School while at pl"y duriug recess:
Crawford Robinson had his culrr bone
broken while playing foot tall. TIE n'tlr
fclIow suffered great pain for while, but
was our at Sch,ol again in day or two.
Charlie Counts sprhIucd his WI st badly,
while playing f,ot haIl. an is sti sufcvug
much rain fiom it. Charlie is unfortunate.
Last ycar hrs toct was badly mashed under
n car wheel. which kept him confined for
some weeks. Lopk out for your head next
time. Charlie.
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TnrnIng Ep tha Treaaers.

l doubt not through the ages one in- creasing purpose runs, and that k why I have always felt sure that there must be some reason for the astrornaFy and ascentrie' behavior of people who turn up the bottoms of their trousers in dry weather. The New I ork exquisites who copied the fashion from London will be disgusted at the vulgar origin of the practice. for I understand that it had it's rise in fhe inventive brains of some bank clerks. who used to go down to the city on those bad old s.razor back buses They found that their neither garments got fraged by rubbing against Ihe woodwork under the seats until one day one of them exclaimed, s.Cio to, and let us turn up our troasera ' And they did so. And having turned them up it didn't seem worth while to turn them down again, so the custom became crys- tallized. If only somebody would now inform us why we wear silk hats and have pockets i'll our eoattails which we never use, we might even yet be moder- ately happy. London Figaro.
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 The Practical SCHOOL OF THE SOUTH.

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 A REVELATION is made to the pupil in Bookkeeping, Banking, Shorthand, Typewritiag. Telegra- phv. Penmanship. Commercial Law, Arithmetic, Grammar, Spelling and Business Correspondence as taught by our aeu alel interesting plan of ACTEAL BUSINESS PRACTICE uscd only in OUR COLLEGE, before which the old theoretical, copyrighted, textbook, copy system B1asf ge.
 POSITIONS for sts pupils are made a speciality in this school, which promises to the Commercial World the highest type of efficient business men and women
 GUARANTEED to be as represented or money refunded
 BEWARE of schools which do not do this.
 Send for beautiful illustrated Catalogue, free.
 For full particulars call at the col lege, or address
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MARKED DOCS EYES.
An Explanation Wanted of the Presenc
 og These Tan spots.

An Explanation Wanted of the Presencs
 of These Tan spots.
 Can any Of your readers explain the meaning of the tan spots seen so com moaly over tho eyes in black and tan dogs Of most brseds2
 When in Melbourne last year, l went carefully over all the dogs ID show with one of the stewards. and we found the spots in all tie black and tan ter. riers, foxhoHnds, deerhoands. collies' Iurehers, etc, but could get no infor- nation regarding them from the ex- ports
 h some Of the highly bred toy dogs. as Che small black and tan terriers, l found on inquiry that these spots, for merly so very conspicuous, were being bred ont and had nearly disappeared Their persistence through SO many strongly marked varieties, except those of late date. is singular for there IS fairly good proof that when first domes- ticated the dog was red or brown, like the periaA, dingo, etc
 As far IS I ean see, we do not find the spots white an a black or dark ground, nor yet black or dark on a white CT light ground Ny explanation is that they have arisen as I permanent marking after the dogs sported to black under alomesticati0n and have been preserved and devela laped through natural selection. Possibly they are pro. teetive and simulate eyes.
 ono morning. jHst at dawn. had oc- easion to % ont into the garden, and while stopping To examine some flowers, near q fenea partly covered with creep CTS. { suddeGIy saw all animal 5 head locking through, and what seemed to be two seemingly large and ferocious black eyes stared at me. Suspecting that T black leopard was about to spring over. i ssazted back, elapped my hands and shoalod To my relief, however, l saw tai #aa aa5I found that the spec tator wss eoolys dog I knew very well and which recognized me. Tho use of the tan spofs-in this case at least-then occurred fo me.
 May iE not be that the spots thus serve a protective purpose and have of ten saved the IINea 9t a4HS b3aCk a95sl from their enemies, the smaller fellnes, such as the elouded leopard, etc.f Per haps the matter k not new, but if 1t is it seems worth looking into.
 have several dogs about here now with black bodies and heads. The taH spots. rather pale, are of The size of 3 shilling. have shot one, keeping the skin of the head as a curiosity. .-S. E. Peal in Nature.
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Receivers Safe

Notice is hereby given that under and by virtue Of an order of the Judge of the chan eerY court of the second Chancery District of Arkansas. the undersigned as receiver will on Monday. the 17fh day Of Deeem Der ls9i, between Inc hours of judicial sales. sell 0 the highest and best bidder. at the store heuse situated on Barraque street In the city Of Pine Blnf, number 2iU recently occupied by ghalheimer Bros, in bulk the entire stock of groceries and feed stuff and fixtures now being situated in the said building, moro specifically set ont in an inventory now in tny possession. Terms Of sale. On q credit ot three months. with approved personal se- enrliy Tor tho purchase money with five per cent. Of the amount of purchase price casIf in hand paid before the sale Is declared closed. which said advance shall goas il credit on the purchase price. Said sale may be continued. from time to time as then and there pHhlleally announced, until snch sale has been completed. Sale will be made sub- Judge thereof in vacation. q H TRIPr gTr
 Receiver.
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Thursdav December 13 1S9t

at the hour Of t2 o'clock m. offer for sale to the highest and best bidder the entire stock of goods, wares and merchandise Of said firm, unhrokeH and in bulk, At the front door Of their store in Pine Bluff, Arkansas The sale will be on credit Of three months, the highest bidder being required t0 pay over in eash or certified check. five per cent. of his bid at the time. and if this bid Is ae- cepted his deposit will be returned, and he will be required to give note with approved personal security for the full amount. All bids Will be received subject to the approval or rejection of the court IT accepted. the stock wilt be delivered to the purchaser at once on approval of the sale
 GHAs II. TRIPLEI.ET, Receiver.
 Dee. IL. lsll. f2 ild3t
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Warming Order.

C. B. Jones ct al
 ys Plaintiffs, C. C.Anderson. et al Defendants, In the Ghancery Court Of Jefferson county. Akansas.
 The defendants q. C. Anderson, Cora Bell derson. Mrs. Ann Eliza Hunt John Hunt. Baker ] Turner. Robt. A. Turner. fsobt. A Jones, Martha E. Jones. " A. Turner, Cooper Turner. and John Tnr- ner. are warned to appear in this oonrt within thirty duys and answer to the complaint Of piantiifs, c. R. Jones ct al oiyen under my hand and the seal of said court this lst day Of December. A. D. 1894
 H. 4. McCoY, Clerk J H. Watkins. Atty for pltfs. u
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Mir. B. E. Harrison has received q government appointment and will leave for Washington Thursday to assume his duties He will be con neeted with the department Of print ing, and q better man for the posi- ton could not have been chosen. The GRAPHIC congratuIates him on his good luck.
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Receiver (. NJ philpot has been or dered to sell the stock of the Sfowers Furniture Company atlcss thane cost. If you want furniture at sacrifice prices, give him call 1f276ta
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The Xmas numbers of both for eign and our own periodicals win be handaomer than ever Send your order now for the demand is already
 heavy. Hoyler & Rowland. 1119tf
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Woman, why lose your freshness and beauty through chills. bilious ness md general dehitityo Try Plan- sation Chill Cure. Sold by Aie( ans mon X Son. Pine Bluff, Ark: J. NJ. Barrett, SherriH. Ark.
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Dee. 1n. Isal
Notice to Let County Prisoners.

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will he received until January !. tSg5 fer con tract for working the county prisoners of Jefferson county Arkansas for two years. lsl3 and issH All bids should be directed to me as County JHdge and endorsed bid for Jefferson county prisoners. The right tO re- feet any and all bids is hereby specially re- served w, Q. JONES,
 l2 iidftwtt County Judge
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Sales Of Plantation Chill Cure ex- ceed ali other chill preparations to- gether. Every bottle guaranteed Try it. Sold by Mcenminon X Son, Pine Bluff, Ark: j. NJ. Barrett, Shef Till Ark
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IINtf

A reputable merchant cannot af- ford tn urge and guarantee worth less article. Plantation Chin Cure is sold and guaranteed by McCanmon < Son, Pine Bluff, Ark; J. NJ. Bar rett, Sherrill. Ark.
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Have you tried Plantation Liver Pills for habitual constipation2 They are perfectly splendid and IL sure cure Sold by McCammon < Son, Pine BInff Ark. ] M. Barrett. SherrilI. Ark.
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We mean what we say We will sell for cash lumber, Iaths. shingles, doors, windows. blinds, hat-belIaash window glass. ~;ish weights, etc.5 itff iess money than they have ever been offered before and cheaper than any one else m the world Nothing cha sged at cash prices-stfietIY cash. I27tf BlnFE Cry t.gAfBER Go
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Hsve you seen the lovely pictures displayed at Hoyler X Rowland s? They are given away with Christmas editions of the different magazines.
 If 27htf
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Plantation Diarrhea Mixture gives certain relief Every bottle guaran- teeti Try if Sold by Meeammon X Son. Pine Bluff. Ark. J. M. Bar rett. Sherrill. Ark.
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Ladies. if you want 8 pure delicate soap for the complexion. druggists will always recommend Johnson < Oriental Medicinal Toilet Soap. De woody < Go, Pine Bluff, Ark
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I.axAeumU
 The Tailor

Has just received a well selected stock of suit ings, which will be sold at prices to suit the times. First-cass fit and workmanship guar anteed Give me call before placing your order
 1os4 WEST SECOND AVE, back of Angel, the Jeweler
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We told yon sometime ago to watch us. Arey you doing it9 II will pay yon to do se, Everything we carry in stock is new and attractive and We are still grasping for new ideas HoYLER X NoWI.4Nb.
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Miss Ida Isaacs leaves today for Louisville, Ky, where she will SO jonrn with friends and relatives for few weeks.
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Fl Heineman, Milwaukee, writes. "One box Japanese Pile Cure has cured me of Il case Of twenty-eight years standing, after being treated by New York'a best physicians. 7 De- woody & Co., Pine Bluff. Ark.
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Mr. ] D. Ferguson. who hails from the Queen City of PraIies Stutt- gart, was autographed at uotel Truloek last night.
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Infiamed, itching. burning, crusty and sealy skin and scalp of infants soofhesl and cured by Johnson's Orinntal Soap. Dewoody < Co, Pine Bluff, Ark
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Plantation SarsaparilIa and Iodide Potash is simply wonderful in it's ef- fects. H. small size only 50 cents. Sold bY MeGammon < Son, Pine Bluff, Ark; I. M. Barrett, SherriIl, APk
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IT you Intend giving a nice dinner come and see uss we will help yau. l.. F. Goldsmith x to. II27tf
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When you feel tired, lazy and gen with Plantation SarsaparilIa and I0dide Potash. and start Y0nr liver with Plantation PiIla Sold bv McCammon k Son. Pine Bluff, Ark; ]. Nj. Barrett, sherrilI, Ark.
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Judge Robinson left for Monti- cello Monday morning where he opens the Drew county Chancery court today.
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". K Penrod preached to the col- pred people at St. Paul's Baptist Church at , o'clock last sunday afternoon which was highly enjoyed by large audience of eolored Christ iana
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\ large congregation was present at the Main Street Methodist church sunday to hear the parting sermon of Presiding Elder Ware.
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Aiiss Ida stockton, q DardaneIle belle. is in the city. the guest of AIf. and Mir V E. kyler. Ut No. l25 East Fifth avenue
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Miss Mattie ArledGe is the accom- plished teacher of the Lakeside pmb- lie school. The school was opened Monday morning with fair at- tenaance.
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Coeoanut mortgages at the Para more Bakery and Cafe. 2l-5dtf
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Dewoody X Co. druggists, Pine Bluff, Ark. recommend Johnsons Magnetic Oil. the great family pain killer, internal and external. $-siZe, 50 cents, 50-cent size, 2 cents.
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Judge Frank Silyerman and wife heave today for Salt Lake City They VIII be absent some weeks. Bon
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Dr. Glydden, the owner of the Eureka lumber mills, on the Cotton Belt railroad, was among the prom inent Pine Bluff visitors yerterdax.
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Deputy Sheriff Nose Wernser, of Pulaski county was in the city yes terday.
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Egg kisses, the finest in the world, at the Paramore Bakery and Cafe.
 lI-5dtf
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At the Paramore Bakery and Cafe an excellent cup of fresh coffee, and so cheap-hard times lI-5dtf
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Mr. ]. l.. Terry, Il prominent busi- ness man of Camden, was guest of Hotel Trulock last night.
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Fresh lemon and hoarheund drops at the Paramore Bakery and Cafe
 l1-5dff
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Ask Lev Fowler fine ever''got left and how the boys worked him to q finish" Sunday.
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Mir Janaes.Fitzhugh. of Rives, Is in the city today meeting his many friends.
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Have you seen BuffaIo Ba's Wild West Show at HoyIer < Rowland 's9
 F Sdtg
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IXTANTEB-A gentleman and la1y to man
 " q business in Pine Bluff. Some capita. required. 5000 a year in it for competent parties, Cali Ut Ii6 West Barraque street. al once 12 If 6t
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IF YOif NEED good medicine to purify your blood. give nerve strength and build up yonr entire system, take Hoods Saasaparilla. If prevents sickness by making pure blood.
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Hon. |. C. Fuller came in from For dyce last evening To see Corhctt.
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Hoyler X Rowland have sThe Catholic Family AnnuaIfnr 1895 Do you want a copy2 r sdtf
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HOODS PILLS cure nausea. sicI, headache, indigestion and bilious. ness 25c.
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CITY ITEMS.

Col. Nell. Williams k in the city today.
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Capt. L. F. Drake. If Little Rock is in the city.
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Mrs. Florence requests tue GRAPHIC to state that she will open up q stock Of millinery goods on Barra- que street next to D. l. MiH's drug store In n few days.
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Receivers Sale.

Notice I4 hereby given that in pursuance Of the Jefferson GhaHeery Court. 1. as Re- ceiver Of said cou-t in the case of Leon Cans ct ai vs. Rosenberg & Miller, will on
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THE BLOOD is the source of health. Take Hoods sarsaparilla to sp T pure and rich. Be sure to get
 l1'o . 5 ]. ! ' II pARIlLA.
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Attorney John N Taylor has re- turned from business trip to Rives.