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Notice to Stockholders

The adjourned meeting of the Stock holders of The Bank of Pine Bluff
 will be held in therooms ofsaid Bank. on Monday February 12th, 1891, at o'closk r. NJ. for the purpose oi electing Directors and other purposes.
 ". D. LEARN, Sec 'ty. I 19 2ot
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WnI Nnf hn s,aIlnd

The case of the State of Arkansas ys. Nick Walker and Asberry Greer will not be tried at this term of the Deshea Cirenit-court as the States chief witness, sam Jordan. is in the penitentiary under q judgement of grand larceny.
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Patronize Home Factories.

Ne have recently added full line of sash and door machinery and are now making all kinds of doors and windows from cypress and yellow pine, which we guarantee to give perfect satisfaction. Better than white pine and for less money.
 2ltf BLUFF CIrY LUMBER Co.
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Nj. Parse X Co.

Will sell you sterling silver inlaid spoons and forks, guaranteed for twenty-five years, for one-third more than the best plated.
 We make q speciality in fitting spectaeles.
 No charge for testing eyes.
 l22 and 124 Main street
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MONEY M0NEY.. MONEY I

Money to loan on plantation and city property et lower rate of in- terest than was ever offered by any company CT loan association in lief ferson County.
 l mean what 1 say For further information call on.
 " D. JOHNSON. Room No. ], over NJ. X F. Bank. If
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Quite crowd of young ladies and gentlemen met at the Valley depot yesterday evening to bid Miss Grace York goodbye.
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All freight and transfer husinsss promptly attended toby N. l.. Tonev X Co. charges reasonable. X share ofyourpatronage earnestly solicited. leisphone No u q 2w2t
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We mean what we say. We will sell for cash lumber laths, shingles. doors, windows, blinds, hot bed sash, window glass, sash weights. etc, for less money than hey have ever been offered before and cheaper than anyone else in the world. Nothing charged at cash prices strictly cash.
 1 2Itf BLlFE Cry LrMRER Co.
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Mf. W. H. Rodgers has accepted d position with Morris Bros. Memphis, dealers in monuments, tombstones, etc. Ne wish Mir. Rodgers success in his new field.
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WANrEn-A good live man with some capital to go into the commis- sion and poultry business. Call at No 4l7 Main street.
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The low price at which Che Bluff City Lumber Company offers lumber, shingles, doors, windows, etc. should induce parties contemplating build- ing to do so at once while lumber is cheap. l 2Itf
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Plantation Cough Syrup stops old coughs, stops 'em quick, and they never return Ii it don't cure you ask for your money back, you'll get it. Sold by McCammon X Son.
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The ground is being broken for the erection ef thc Pine Bluff Mercantile brick building on the corner of See ond and Chestnut.
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U. \. Hart Drug Company are now handling a full line of paints and painters materials, and they make the lowest prices
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Three young ladies made a pleas ant eail yesterday evening while we were running soff the daily issue They seemed to be interested visitors.
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Orders for engraved visiting cards taken ut the GRAPuc office Cali aud see samples and prices before making orders
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AIr. J. T, Lloyd has returned from Onion county and reports that his brother k much better
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WANrED-To rent a small farm for market gardning withinfour miles Of Pine Bluff, Address C. D. Care Daily GRAPHIC l 29 6 1
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Col. Met L. Jones, though slightly indispesed couple of days this week, is himself again and at his usual avoirdupoise
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Is your life worth 50 cents? Dumb chlll; ague; congsstive chill: death. This is the evolution of your chilly sensation. Plantation Chill Cure Will cure YOU, or it will cost YOU nothing Sold by McCammon X Son.
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Have you tried Plantation Liver Pills for habitualconstipation They are perfectly splendid and sure cure Price 29c. Sold hy McGam- mon < Son
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Plantation Cough Syrup is guar anteed. II it don't cure go and get yonr money back. Ask your mer- chant about it. Sold by McCammon X Son.
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Alr Q. Harrison. of Joplin. Mo. is iA the city shaking hands with his scores 0l friends
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-02

Hon W $. Amis, of Rison, passed through Che city yesterday en route home from Little Rock.
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Mrs. Judge John NJ. Elliott enter- tained the married ladies Matinee Club yesterday afternoon.
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air.I x Bird and soa. Of Drew county, are in the city, the guests Of oI Rev John r Carr.
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Miss May kaise. is in the city. Che guest of sir and Mrs ] c Taylor. She arrived yesterday afteraoonffom
 tdves on htr Way home to Arge8ta.
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Oh, my poor back What pain No excuse for it Plantation Anti Pain Porous Plasters with capsicum will cure 1t. Sold and guaranteed satisfactory by McCammon X Son
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Mr Hugh Westbroo6 returned Thursday night from a brief business trip to Stuttgart
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Miss Grace York left yesterday for Milwaukee to attend school Her father, Mr ] B. York. accompanied her
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Mrs. William SomervelI and son, of Wrightsville, are in the city, guests of Mrs. Jas. Y Saunders.
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Subscribers failins to receive the n8nY GRaPHle will confer a favor or us hH reporting the fact to this office at once Telephone l02 1T
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Miss Belle Blum, daughter oi Mr. <. Blum is reported dangerously ii this aftefH0gn
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Mr. Jas Y. Saunders and little son, Jim, went up to his plantation on business for d few days.
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We call special attention to our celebrated Hammonds hams,and fine breakfast bacon. ]. II. Talbot X Co I-15tf
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BORN.

HMSEY In this city Feb }. ls94 to Mir. and Mrs Halsey daughter. Mother and child doing well.
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., JaalToHHl.E@

For all kinds q Fane4 eh0eolates and hmMe-H ifle csfiidips IF H. SeeOnd aSeaHe
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$5o,ooo in Prizes
 WILL BE DISTRIBUTED AMONG NEW SUBSCRIBERS.

\ prize certificate issued and num- hered in the same order as paid suh- eariptiaus are received will be sent bX return mail. Ii not found satislae= tory, return it and money will be re- funded. Send &l.50 for years sub sefipt59H at once and secure 6Ac 06 the largest prizes.
 THE AMERICAN HOME JOURNAL, 35S DE8RBORN ST.. CHICAGO
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Valentines, the prettiest in the city. at ldart's Drugstore.
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PINE BLUFF. ARK, FEB. 2 1894.
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The Rev. J. l.. Caldwell will ad- dress the meeting formen only at the Young Mems Christian Association. Merrill Institute, next Sunday at 3:30 o'lock. Subject: Youth the For nation Period of Manhood. :" Every man in Che city is most cor dially invited to be present.
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There will he some high kicks in the GRAemc's Kicker Column tomor- TOW,
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smoke the GRApup cigar. all clear Havana, long filler 1he best 5scent rigaf ou the market. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-02

Plantation Cough Syrup gives re lief at once, OF you get NoHr money back i9 effect Is wonderful.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-02

Pure Jersey and cream butter at !. II. Talbot X Co, 15 If
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Plantation AFnica Liniment is sure relief fer rheumatism and allpains. Sold hN 81eCamm0n < Son.
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Mortgages and other legal blanks for sale at the GRAPHIC office.
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Mr. Isaac Dreyfus, Pine Bluffs mammoth clothier, left yesterday for New York. He goes East to pul.- chase his spring stock of clothing. He will be absent about three weeks.
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AIr E c Styron arrived in the city yesterday aifernooi from Monticello.
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MT. J. J. Bowles, of Reedsvillc is in the city.
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Mrs. " c. Nomhle returned yes terday from New Orleans,
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We are making d special drive on our fine California canned goods. Call aud sec. J. II. Talbot < co. l-15 If
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Alr. Sol Lewis went to Little Rock yesterday evening on business.
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The steamer Reese Priteftal4l came down this morning from Little Rock.
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Messrs H. l.. foneV {; Co. have es- tabiished transfer business in con BeetiaH With their Eclipse livery, feed and sale stables, and are now fully prepared foe all kinds of freight and transfer business and they earnestly soliefl a share af the general trade.
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Rev. Dr. A sanfield, Rabbi of Memphis, is expected to arrive in the city this afternoon and will lecture al the Synagogue tonight.
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When yoH feel tired. fazy, and gen- eraH8 no account. cleaHse roU blood with Plantation Sarsaparilla and iod Fotash, and start your liver with Plantation Pills. Sold by Me Cannon < Son.
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4. J.mETCuELLts

Tor oysters served in all styles ll7 M Second avenue.
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yiaing < Cos. nc# bakery Will be completed today and the4 viii ba. prepared @ a&oin tal all orders promptly by next Monday. Tele- phone No. 59. it
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To Borrowers And Investors HHEUSs
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PINE BLUFF, ARK.

The Southern Building and Loan Association, of Hunts vile, Alabama; authorized capital, S5o,000,ooo. A strictly flrSt-claSS business institution. cost to borrower on s1, 900, dues and interest, S1S.34: for F months, sI,no; cost to in- vestor, zoo; for P months, So4.oo; cash at maturity, I,ooo.
 ~1~
 Edgar BreWs ster
 <zzzuuLocal Agent.
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Miss Edna Tucker. who has been Che guest af Atr and Mrs. ehas. H. Triplett fer several days, returned fo- day ta Tucker, her home
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-04-10
CRUSHED BY HIS CRIME.
Venerable Bank President Confesses to
Systematically Robbine His Friends.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April 9.-To the
great surprise of all except his attorneys.
Theodore p. Haughey, ex-president of the
Indianapolis National Bank. which failed
July %. 1898, appeared before Judge Baker
of the United States district court this
afternoon II and pleaded guilty to having
atically wrecked the bank, baving
embezzled funds to the amount of nearly
million dollars. The trial of the bank
wreckers begins tomorrow morn
ing in the federal court. Theodore
Haushey being the first on list of
seven The others are his son, Schuyler
c. Haughey, Percival and Frank Coffin of
the Indianapolis Cabinet company, Cash
ier Rexford, Albert 5. Reed and X. B. i.
Pierce These will be tried as indicted,
for aiding and abetting. The indictment
of L. p. Haughey contains i67 counts, he
pleading gully TO five of the counts, which
contain the substance of tile whole iu
dictment. The counts refer specifically to
misappropriating the banks money to the
use of the Indianapolis Cabinet company,
transferring funds to himself, making
false entries, aud issuing false statement
of the banks condition a few days before
the banks doors were closed.
Mr. Haughey appeared in court bowed
and broken with the weight of 65 years,
and the CONSCIOUSNESS OF having wllfully
robbed his lifelong friends, neigh bors and
associates in the fraternity of Odd Fel-
lowship. of hundreds of thousands of dol
lars. He has been for forty years the
most trusted man in the city, and the cur
tain is now closing. The court announced
he would sentence the prisoner after the
trials of the accessories, which will begin
tomorrow.
The penalty is from five to ten years inn
vri- lu hty
death or the pardon OF the president of
the United States.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-04-10
Mutiuy Threatened.

UNIoNTowN, Pa, April 9-There are
troublesome times ahead for the common
veal. if the signs point Alright. An un-
official court martial of Cyclone Kirkland,
the astrologer, Jasper johnson, the sable
color bearer, aud Weary Iller. the COM
missary, was held tonight aud they were
absolutely refused readmission into the
army by reason OF their having been ex-
bibited in the Pittsburg dime museum.
The men were in town today and visited
the camp, where they were cbeered and a
demand made by the members for
reinstatement. johnson and Kirk
land made speeches, in which they
professed fealty to the cause. The temper
or the men was SHOWN in their expressions
and actions. The Unknown who had
charge OF the camp announced that he
favored the reinstatement of the men, but
would have TO refer the case to bis super
iors. The meeting between the officers
was spirited. and the Unknown was
turned down. A special order was then
issued by Carl Brown denouncing the
presence in the army of any museum
freak, and deciding against the men. The
exact action to be taken by the men IN the
cannot be ascertained, but Cy-
clone Kirkland asserts that he will organ
ize new commonweal in which women
may join. The twelve-mile tramp over
the National pike was uneveutful
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-04-10
FINANCE NOTES.

STaTILx. Wash. and vancouver. IL.
c. are now connected b railway.
THEEE l. about s1eo 0oo 90 invested
In the telephone exchange business %
the United s.a.eS.-Electriczl Review.
TEE treasury circulation statement:
shows that the uaoney IA circulation IN
round figures is e.. 90. - go. based On
cs,7ss.e 90 population
II 1862 The Russian railroads carries.
sbou; Ss.oc3. COO gallons of wine. pro
daced IN Bessarskis isioEg Tie h0s-
uaaisn borce-i. in The Crszasz. aad N
thc eountry OF t.e slopes % tse cze-
caszs. The southern ssde % which II
Ike razny v-ne-groxing districts Of
western EUROPE
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-04-10
IT WAS A MISTAKE.

ENID, o. T., April 9-[SpeciaI. Our
attention has been called to an Associated
Press article under the headline Of ''Wili
Invite Contests" This article purported
to have been sent from Enid, .. T., and
indicated that the receiver of the land
office at this place had decided in con.
test case from l. county, that the six
months within which party was required
to establish residence on a claim began TO
run from the date of the settlement. We
have since noticed this same article going
the rounds of the press, aud desire to
make correction.
We have made a careful examination
OF the records at the land Office, and have
failed to find any such case as was re-
ferred to in the article. We have con-
ferred with both the register and receiver
and they inform us that the statements
made in the article above refer red to were
wholly without foundation in facs. The
law of the question is we'll settled. An
entryman is allowed six months from the
date of his homestead entry within which
to establish his residence upon
the land, aud contest charging
abandonment, if filed within less
than six months from the date
on the entry. would be premature. The
register aud receiver desire US to say that,
while the issue has not yet been raised
in any case in the Office, they have received
numerous letters AS TO the matter and
that they would have six months from the
date of the entry in which to establish
residence.
This is for the purpose Of correcting. as
FAR as possible, the erroneous statement
published and herein referred to.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-04-10
Crisis Reached.

OGDEN, Utah, April 9-This evening
Judges Miner and Merritt signed a manila
tory restraining order on the Southern
Pacific railroad restraining them from
keeping or allowing the Industrial army
brought by said railroad company, ''un-
lawfully into said territory" and ordering
them all back into the twenty-seven box
cars or from keeping any portion Of the
army in the cars any longer in the territory
than is absolutely necessary to carry
them away. This means that the South
ern Pacific must at once carry the army
back from whence it came. 1t is
stated that United States Marshal
Brigham viii enforce the order compell-
Ing tie army TO return to the box cars at
once The result Of the injunction has
caused much excitement as it is known
there will be great danger of trouble in en-
forcing it. The industrials have repeat
edly asserted that they will not go back
and developments of an exciting nature
may be looked for.
Judge Marshall, attorney for the South
ern Pacific railroad. gave notice of an ap-
peal 10 the supreme court from the order
of the court. He asked for a stay of exe
cution until the appeal could be heard.
The request was denied by the court.
At this hour, IL p. m. Marshal Brigham
is swearing in sixty deputies. He had no
difficulty in getting all the men he want
ed. Notice is to be served on Superin
tendent Knapp of the Sout hern Pacific
within all hour.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-04-10

CHICAGO, April e-There were severe
enough fluctuations in all the leading mar
kets today to satisfy the cravings Of the most
relentless scalper. So far as wheat is con-
cerned the ultimate result of considerable
excitement anc heavy business was 1s cent
improvement In price as compared with Sat
urday's value. Corn followed wheat to some
extent, but was independently sustained by
small receipts and fair export inquiry.
Provisions were very strong and shorts were
very nervous. Pork closed Az cents higher.
Lard and ribs are p cents higher.
Wheat at the start was weaker and the
market opened with II to q cents loss the
weak cables and reports OF rain being the
princ1pa, bear1sh Influences. Offerings were
not Very free at the decline, the trade not car
ing to sell short m uch in the face of the gov
erument report tomorrow, and the demand
I'm approved, prices advancing iSs TO iZ cents,
eased back e cent, changed some, ana closed
cent higher for May and IL cent higher for
July. The selling early was by the private
wire concerns on reports OF rain In Kansas,
advfces from Parsons, Olathe and Topeka re-
porting rains. The weather map showed
colder conditions in the west. northwest and
southwest, a little snow in Colorado, and
heavy rains in Missouri. southern Illinois
and the Missouri river valley as far north as
Omaha. At the early decline good buying
started which caused sharp rally. Many OF
think the market here out of line with other
markets. New York is within few cents of
the prices ruling here. The export clearances
were smaller and not favorable for q bull
market.
Corn offerings Were rather limited espec-
tally around the opening while the demand
was good. The shipping interests were In
clined to purchase and in fact led the buy
ing, the selling being scattered, Opening
trades were at Saturdays final figures and
gradually worked up e, easel off half,
ruled firmer, and closed with q gain of
IS to ".
The oats market was quite overrun with
buying orders during the greater part of the
session and with only a limited number OF
sellers, considerable strength was developed.
PROVISIONS wero strong and higher. Those
who had sold short on Saturday were made
uneasy by the small runs Of hogs 70 start
with. The receipts were only 1900 instead
OF $1,000 as had been expected and when the
nervous shorts sought 10 buy they could dis
cover very few who were willing to sell to
them. The latest trades were at or near the
best prices of the day. Pork is from 45 to A.
1s higher lard from 25 TO 27la up, and ribs %.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
So cars; corn, 30 cars; oats, I65 cars. hogs,
20, GOO head.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-04-10

NEW ERA, Mich. April Bon the floor
OF Staples 81 Coveli's logging mills, three
miles east of here. lie seven cnsrred and
scalded bodies. the result Of the most ter
rible railroad accident that has ever hap
pened in this section. The logging crew
on Staples & CovelPs road were returning
from White river to camp shortly before
noon. When within sight of the camp .
tie engine struck fallen tree and was
knocked over I6-foot embankmsnt. carry
ing Bfue men down with IL Seven Of them
are dead. one seriously Injured and the
oIher slightly.
TIE DEAD.
Adolpb Shelandsr. engineer
Gus Anderson. fireman.
Frank Shippy, foreman
Martin Lynch.
Charles Wolfe
Iorren Critcbstc
Alien Crifcbeit.
Inc first four named leave families
TBE IxJCEED
Fred Chowker viii die
Henry stars, slightly scalds9-
The dead men sSs skcckinzlY burned and
scalded-
Pure blood IL better thsn blue blood -
To have pure blood, take Hood's Sarss2As-
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