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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-02
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Sption"@8il be5 Oemofraten 6at0 BON
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pcto fommen, baS ni6t um9cftoBeu mcrbeu
fonnte.
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Dem gau8cr @etIte Der Sill 3upiberlief.
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tpenn Der 8erfGufcr bos be3igIi6e @etreioe
ni0t ipirfli0 beiiBt.
SIN Senat mar bisber Der groBe Ml91
lenbeiiBer Maibburn Don Winnelota, Gin
Nepublifaner, ber etfrtgfte 8eTiIripOrter
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6auS auf ben neutrality-suspicious. Nntrag
bes republifanii6en 9lb9cOrbncten 9tlbri6
bon @bicago nun auob Ofebl benz @etreibe
anreibte, alio auc5 ben Wtcblpcrfauf auf
3eit unterbrlfen nil, ipenn Der 8crtdufer
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Bat, 10 DirO Der @ifer be5 groBen Wtcb1t
lpefulante1 i'm Senat fir vNntt5S Option"
le6r ab8efiiDlt iein.
Der 3pef Der 9tnnobme Der 8ia lit bon
Seiten oer W2ciiter, ipelcbe fir ie 9eittmmt
Daben, hlr Der, SanO in Die Nlgcn Oer2
jeni8en 6armer 3u ~itreuen, Die iib BON
etnem 8erbot ober elmer 8ei6rdnfung Der
@etreibeipefulation an BEN 80rien cine
!6e6ung Der @Setreibepreiie pcripreben.
Bie tritgcrii9 cine iol9e 6offnung icin
lpiirbe, 1T an uorlie0enoer STEELE felt SaDs
zen bargetban morben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-02

%gctongeu. Sbne 00r0nuu9sban6iten" unb
oBoliScifniippc4" miro e8 allo allc6 i'm
lociaLen 8olfsfaate nicbt Qeben uao nit
bcfiircAtcn iogar, DAB CT no1 Diel mcbr
Boti5ei unb Wlilitdr braucben tpirb, ais
unicrc iebige, bon Den lociallltticben Btdt.
tern 10 icDr gcbaBte uno pcracbtete &e=
publif. Scbon Ser GurioiitGt balber m0cb7
ten mir Den Dio5talen 8olf5itaat" erlcben,
Municb Dabcn abcr i9on bic Bei=
len be9 Nltertbums 9cDabt, uno mir linb
bclttt nocb ebenio tpeit bon %lei1er @rfiil=
lung entfernt, als Scne.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-02
GNt iociatiniiO.


Qls' Dor etni9en Tagen uugefd6r 5000
8ddergeieuen in 2iiiabon i~treitten uno etn
gcmeiniameS NeIblager in Der Ndhe Der
Staot beSogen, lieB bic Gegterung Boli@
siftcn unb Sol6aten ausrilden, nelbc Die
@eleQen einftngen unb ie GUT 2lrbett sus
riid6rabten. 9as mar etn ebt loctaltlttz
i9es 8or9eben Der portugteiti6en~ Gegte7
rllng, baS i'm 3ufunftigen + t t l~ocialen
Staate, Der 6immel belpabre uns bapor,
oft CUR Qntpenbung fommen iptro, tpcnn
es ben 9euten in BEN Sinn fDnlmen lollte,
cine Nrbeit nieoer3ule9en, tuel6e gu JeuB
uno 6rommen Der SCI a NJ m it per>
ricbtet peroen m u s.
NSenn elm WfdLer duf bcn 8ummel gebt,
o6er Elm 8tlbbauer ben WfeiBel btnmtrft,
neil ct gerabc Die gum @rbeiten n0t6t9e
96ttti6e Snipiration nibt bat, nun, bann
mtrb burb einen iolcben uStreif" fetn
tpeiterer Sbaoen angertcbtet. Wenn dber
alIe 8ddergeieleu, 2ofomotibfiibrer, @as1
arbeiter ober ber9leiben, bic 9lrbeit etnz
ltellen unb ourb ibren Biafiratt Die
peiteiten @eiellbaitstreile, fommunale
u1b itaatli6e eSntereiien in WitIeioenlclaft
Sieber, 6anoet unb 8aubel in Sto6ung
b%ringen, bann 1T es Bflibt Der Staatss
gepalt, e~in3ugreifen uno bic 2eute our
Nrbeit su ) ~ II Ser loctali1ttl6e
Staat miro, nm iicb erbalten 3u %fOnnen,
sc M a E re g Ell II einfibren mltllen,
tpte man 1te felt Der i3eit bes s 0 b NJ
5 ien # 6 ni6t mebr geieben bat. QStr
BADEN gelegentlib Der 8eiprcc9un9 oes Ser
liner Sierbopcotts bcbalptet, baB Die
Spcialbemofratte Der Geaftion in Die
6dnbe arbeite, mir bitten aber gerabc1o
gut iogen %fonnen, baB ie ielbf IN ntelz
faber 8e5iebung cine 8eaftton lit,
pclbe binter Die amerifantibe unb franz
50iti6e Genplution 5uriidgreift uno tbre
MaBna6meu aus benz MtttelaLter bolt.
Die periOnIi6e Sretbett, pte tic
ieBt in Den metiten Staatcn unb Dor Nuem
in bieier Nepublif berrlcbt. unb fir Die it6
Der inoioioualiitiib angele9te Oeuticbe BON
ieber 6~elouberS eripGrmt bat, miro I'M
lO3ialttif9en Staate Gini9ranfHnz
gen erfabren, 9egen tpelebe iib ate 2eute
NIT alts9eptGgtcm SreibettSfinne unb
Sel5fitdnbigfettSgefibl eben1o auflebncn
per6ell, mte unlere Socialoemofraten 9ese1
Die iebt beitebenben @eieIibaftssuitdnbe
repoItiren.
Die 2tllaboner ,8e66r6eu baben uns
einen Goraeibmad bon ber Gprannei i'm
iOciaIiltticbcn 8olfsitaat gegeben. no es
5tpar feline Serren, feline &nebte" geben
loll, mo- abcr oocb eine Macbt beiteben muB,
weI6e Den @inen 3tpingt, bic ni6t
le9r angenebme Nrbeit in Nb3u93z
fanalen SIT perrt6ten, ben @nberen
in beiBen Stu6en ben Seig SIT fneten nnb
8rot gu BADEN, ben britten i'm eugcn Mfaz
ibiuenraum &oblen gu ibaufeln. Sebt
~itrettet man itcb I'M glrbeit iiber6aupt ber7
UNI, bam miro man iicb lpcsen BET q t Der
Nrbeit in ben 5aaren Iiegea, Sober tpirb
ii6@ at ettpo3 9D6crem geboren balten unb
&einer mirb bic ibpere u,1b Dredige 9trbett
p%crric6ten tpolIen. Die vGesierenben" ipcrz
ben aber in ibren &at6speriammlungen
bei6lieBcn, tper bic nDtbigcn 9(rbeiten pcrs
ricbtcn iol, unb tpenn iie nicbt bic n0tbige
M a d btnter ft6 baben, iperben bic 8e=
ihtiiiie poer gefebIe niht sur 4usfi6rung
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-02

1teber 6ie lte bemofratif6
Staatsplattform BON Slltnpts
la9t Die 81. 9. Staats5tg, i'm g8eicnt7
Iidben folgcnbcs:
vGiel peni8er bcfric6igcnb ais Die Nd3'
rungspLantc Oes bempfratii6en Stats
conpentS bon 9cnnibluonien lit Die NGba
runeplanfe bet Suinois'er 0emotraten,
pelche inter unm09liden, 3. b. nrerretcb7
barren 8ebingun9en 3ur algcmetren Tretz
prdgung gelan9en m0cbten. 9tels Der
luehe, nit 9braicn iiber beitin1mte @rflds
runsen binpessufommen, linO oerd9tIi9.
8are Ser SEER giscprdiiOcnt Stepenion in
Der @dbrunesfrage ielber gelunO, 10 bate
er feline enseren 2anoSleute BON SGinois
ibpn CUR 9taiion bringcn f%onncn. 8as
Sen 0emotraten in SuinoiS cine @rfldrung
qegen @el6ueriblebterun9 ihabcn fOnnte,
Oerm1sen mir nibt einsuleben. Gntl9iez
0emofraten ibr Gintretcn fir Die Sim
fommenfteuer unb tbre &riesserfldrung
ocecn bic 81. 8. q. fetn."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-02

racb1H9tigcn, mutDi9en We1iher, Der ben
Sob ntcbt flrdbtenb ailsgc3t, nm letn GpTer
Su tOotell?
&eineS!
Ber Doob itcbt, bil6et cine 3iclicbeibe fir
8iclei lpcr nicl Wacbt ausnbt, muB Der
9tocbc iener gciudrtig lctn, ipeld}er o!e
Wfocbt unertrdglib icbeint. Sc ibarter bic
politiicbcn uno i~ocialen @egenldbc peroel,
Deito 3oblreider lperoen AUDI Die Nttentatc :;
bo8 scigt iobon Die r0mii9e 0cihit1te ullo
ba5 miro Die ndcblte 3ufunft no1 picltacb
erhdrtcn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-02

g8enn cine iunge 9eutib7 merifancrin
iib etnn1al 81 elmer milieni6aftIiden Saul
balm enticbLieBt, bann tbut iie's an @tfer
urb @eiGt6 ben @n8lil9zN
pomogli6 nob supor, 0as 1iebt man all
TrduLcin alma g. Sid, ber iugcnbz
Iichen unO ltebsnSwiirbigen Godbter bes
riibn1li9lt befannten 8d6agogen Or. Sid
in Cincinnati. Sic erlebigte in brei Sab
ren bic bicridbri9e S%tubienseit an Der
ltniuerittdt bon Cincinnati, ~beionbers in
PRilolo9te mnb 9bilolopbje, bat in Ooriger
Bode Die Qlbgan9spriifung init bD9item
2obe" ~beftanOen, bcn afaoemiiden @raD
oes Baccalaureats %erlangt, unb lift atio ieBt
our bo9eren 2ebrtbatigfeit beredbtist.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-02
WHO'S next?

98ie elm &tn6erconsert b0ren Iicb 6ie
8ctleiOartifel an, tpeI6e anlGBIi6 Ser @rz
ntor6lpg @arnot'S Sic euglii4>amerifa7
nii6e 8reiie DerOffentlicbt. SIS lit Ser alte
&efrain: IS muB anoers mer6en!
9ieie Derrubten 9lnarcbtiten mHiien nit
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-02

gutlman ipirb nit Carnegie unb ieinem
8ogt Srjd in eiliem 9tbelu G~enalnt tDer1
ben, lpcnn oa8 auf bic Spibc gctriebcnc
dnterifaniib2 arbcjtcr: Qasplitnoerun8ss
SDltcm p~erflucbt miro.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-01
REMEMBER
To Attend the mes~ Meeting To- nighttime Last Chance for
 the Furniture Factory.

The roll of the citizens who arc in- terested in the up building Of Pine Bluff, will be called at the Court house tonight. How many will be on hand to promptly respond, "Here!''
 This is time of great moment for our city. The GRAPHIC has stood upon the watchtower and heralded the news concerning the furniture fac tory all the way throughits history; now we have reached the point where We wish to break to the peo- pie on tomorrow the glad tidings of great joy, the furniture factory is as- sured.
 Citizens of Pine Bluff, you cannot afford to sacrifice this opportunity. Think of it! Two of our own citizens have already agreed to take $2l ,0O0 of the $40.000 to be raised. Shame upon the city if the balance. $19, 1000, cannot be raised. If we rail, then in- deed ought we to be branded as moss backs and cloggers of the wheels of progress. Rely upon it, Pine Bluff is where she must do some thing or else forever hereafter bring up the rear end in Arkansas march of progress. When the gong in the cloek-tower of the Courthouse strikes the hour of 10 tonight, will it be the death knell of the furniture factory, or will it be the reminder of the factory bells calling the employees to lucrative employment? This ques- tion will be solved tonight. The die will be cast and the Rubieon crossed. Will you be there?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-01
 Miss Minnie D. Methot.

Miss Minnie D. Methot, the charm Ing soprano soloist with the Rem- enyi Grand Concert Company. who made such pronounced success i'll her tour of the continent with the Remenyi Company last season, is meeting with greater public favor than ever before. Miss Methot comes of q musical family. She is the grand-niece of the late Theodore Wachtel. one of the worlds most noted tenors, and she has doubtless inherited much of her rare musical talent from the great singer. Miss Methot has become great favorite on the concert stage-not alone be- cause of her superb voice aud charm ing manners, but because of ahercon- scientious efforts to give the public the very best work she is capable of performing. At the 0pera-hOuS9 tonight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-01
STOLEN ORANGE BLOSSOMS
Young Couple Meet In This City by Agreement. aad Squire Gar.ln
 Gets Job.

At o'clock last evening there was an interesting marriage at Squire Garvin's s office.
 Just as the hands of the bic clock were nearing the striking point. there came tripping into the instice's office. as lightly as if borne on the crest of a gentle zephyr, q younp. couple, with the bloom and beauty of youth sparkling in their eyes, and showing i'll bright biushes on their checks. They informed the genial Squire what wsls the object of their mission. and they were invited into a. little back room which the Squire re- serves for such purposes.
 The ceremony was soon performed. and the young couple sent on their way rejoicing. They are Mr. B. NJ. Hume, of Tyrone, Ark, and Miss Briggie Jones, of Vicksburg. Miss. They met in this city by appointment. Both are very popular Mr. Hume is Secretary and Treasurer of the I. l. Porter Lumber Company, of Ty- rone, Ark, and the bride is a popular and pretty young girl of Yicksburg, of the very best social standing They will reside in the future at Ty- iOuC. tilt STOOHI > DOiI1e.-MefllDIlf Appeal-Avalanche Jan. 30.
 Mir. B. NJ. Hume passed through the city yesterday with his fair bride en route to Tyrone, their future home. Mr. Hume is well known in this city, and has many friends who will extend their sincere congratula- tions, of whom the GRAPHIC is one.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-01
Sig De Riva Iserni.

1'snor de Riya Berni, the piano ''o'se M With the Remenyi Grand Con- |'.. E,.S..ompany is one of the greatest ''''S's now playing before the Amer |@''puolle. Sig Berniis but recently 's. " f'ells and is now making his 'ss ' tour of this country, having 4 o.4 specially engaged as piano so- ,,t' M ana accompanist to appear aa - tile Remenyi Concert Conn T lie is accorded the most IN I,'''usiaStle reception everywhere. io,, sASeatlon is faultless, his tech aii", f,S 'pcompafable and lis intel.prc- ~ H 9l ehe work of the great mas ,ta. % \ so delightfully."- original and .leas seililhS that all who are privi- las4 ~ 'o listen to his marvellous
 afe charmed and captisated.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-01
,r FOR. THE ORIENT.
.,.b,d Americans Sal from New ro,,ay to See the sights Along the Meditteranean Sea.

YORK, Feb. 1.-Nhen the
 ,',rg American steamship Fuerst
 ',rs sailed down the bay this 4 ,ao her cabins were occupied by Haber 0f notable Chicagoans who
 .o tospend nearly three months .5o along the coast of the Medi- aan and in the interior ofmany Ihies whose shores are swept by l oeaat sea, Among them were ban.J. Gage, president of the first Eoual Bank of Chicago, and at 4ime nresideht of the World $ |. James W. Scott, publisher of cbicapo Herald and Chicago ,rine Post and president of the priean Newspaper Publishers As ation; Hon. Lambert Free, ex- istpr to Belgium; Hon. r. $. Win px-minister to Persia.
 llof these were accompanied by i wives. The entire party com ps fourteen couples, eleven young es. and sixteen prominentsociety .business men of Chicago. The will visit Gibraltar, prs. Genoa, Corsica, Alexandria, Q and the Pyramids, Smyrna, Athens, Malta, Mes
 Palermo, Naples and Jerusalem
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-01
Save Money.

For cash we will deliver lumber to any part of the the city at following prices:
 No.1 dimension lumber ss7.5o per NJ. No. l foofiilg and ceiling, $7oo Co
 $12.00 perM.
 No. l. weather boarding. S6.5o per M Cypress shingles, ss1.25 to $2.50 per II .
 Other prices in proportion. To secure these cheap prices the cash must be paid before the lumber leaves onr yard. Not anything will be charged at these prices. 1 27tf BLUFF CITY LUMBER Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-01
 MARRIED,

1 HARRIS this city, Feb l. 1894 Mr; Charles W, Harris to Miss Fannie King, at Main street Methodist Church, Rev. John F. Carr officiating,
 The marriage ceremony took place promptly at 10 o'clock. The audi torium of the church was filled to overfioWing with the friends of the bride and groom to witness the responses which made them man and wife. Mrs. Addie T. Owen presided at the organ. The chancel was dec orated with a rich and gorgeous dis play of potted plants. Suspended on the right and left of the organist were two bird cages with little canary songsters therein. which swelled their throats insongs of glad ness as Mrs. Owen played the we'd ding march. The ushers were Dr. J. r. Easley, D. I. Mills, NJ. r. Russell, and Frank Ragland.
 The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Fannie King, of this city. She is one of Pine Bluffs most popular young ladies, possessed of all those attri- tributes that characterize noble. true woman. Mir. Charles Harris has been resident of Pine Bluff q number of years, and through close attention to business, and by strict moral courage, and being a perfect gentleman, he haswon a reputation in this city of which he should be justly proud. He is at present con- nected with the l.. C. Howell Cotton Company as Secretary.
 Mr. and Mrs. Harris were escorted to the Valley depot at the conclusion of the ceremony, by a multitude of their admiring friends. There they took the 10:45 tain for New Orleans. where they will attend the Mardi Gras, and will return to this city on OF about the Sth instant. We take this opportunity to extend congrat- ulations and best wishes to MT. and Mrs. Harris. May d gracious God bestow upon them all the way through life his richest blessings.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-01
IN SESSION.
} Hoosier Democrats Organizing for
 the Campaign.

INDIANAPOLIS, ISp.. Feb. 1.-The Hently elected members of the Dem kratie State Committee assembled Rre today for the purpose of reor- Rnizing prior to the opening of the Pngressional campaign. 1t is given Rt that Chairman Taggert may de Ene to remain at the head of the Fate Democracy owing to the de |ands of his business, and ils this lent Hon. Simon P. Sheerin, Secre- ny of the National Democratic Pmmittee, or Attorney General Peen smith will probably be sc- eted to direct the campaign.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-01
BOSS CRoKER
e efammany saehem wilIieave in Few
 Days tor Tour of the West.


 NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-sachem |''nard croker Of Tamnany Hall Fpects to start on his western trip FAs week, with Commissioner of |'olle Works Michael T. Daly as Pmpany They will be gone several P"h'hs' taking in on the trip anl '''in most of the leading cities of 'e west, and stopping for a few aas at Belle Meade stock farm, i'll men the Tammany chieftain holds a "ll interest, They will also spend "o or three weeks at the Midwinter apotlon in San Francisco.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-01
AMUSEM ENfrS.
Katie Putnam in The Iittie Maverick

Katie Putnam in The Little Maverick Arthur Lord Kenwood who renounees
 wealth Ter duty ..... MT. George lNlimt Count 49e Chambfay, who renounees
 everything for wealth ..-..........
 .--...... Mr Richard Valentine Peter Bunker. of Texas, who rounds up the capitals ot Europe ...- MT, Lew Hurt Hans StrGuss, humble and honest.. ...
 ..4....... ....,.... .--- Mr Gus Conan shane Macree' man who kept his word Hiram eorson steward of Kenwood kle m s amefy
 Fletim ol ayarice --..... MT. T. B. Findley Bubbles hunky' but q bit 1f bower boxer ,, Eliza Furleigb, I'll call he. Eliza Jane ''''s
 -. .-..-....... ..... Miss Ray St. Clair Lady Kenwood whose pride yields to her s''' ,1 mothers love-......, Miss Anna Watson
 The play was witnessed by q small audience at the 0pera-house last night. The company is above this seasons average. Katie Putnam as the Little Maverick, performed her part well. Her support was reasonably fair, especially on the part of Mr. Geo. klimt as Arthur Lord Kenwood," and Miss Anna Watson as Lady Kenwood.', Mir. Lew Hart as s'Uncle Petcr." though not as eccentric as a Texas cattle ranchman is expected to be, still his positive nature won for him the ap- plause of the house. Mr Gus Conan as honest, humble Clans Strouss'' was very good. His dialect songs and witty sayings were repeatedly encoed. The other characters were reasonably fair
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-01
BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.
,,.t interest in the Iyes-schaeffer Con test Which Begius this Afternoon.

EIuaSyATT, o. Feb. 1.-The balk @ billiard tournament between
 Bsson, Ives and Shaeffer opens this 6ning at Hueek's Opera-house.
 king to the excitement created by
 last match i'll Chicago between Is and Schaeffer when the lat
 Iwon by a single point after being sarded as out of the race, great in-
 lest is manifested in the present ornament. Ives has been practic-
 day and night of late and will
 |re no stone unturned to defeat the zard The anchor nurse will be npd,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-01
Worlds Fair Awards at the Academy.

Worlds Fair Awards at the Academy.
 A pleasant little entertainment was given yesterday evening at the Annunciation Academy, on the oc- casion of the distribution to the ptl- pills by Father J M- Lucey of the cer- tificates of merit from the World s Fair Committee of Awards Each pupil having such work at the Worlds Columbian Exposition re ceived one certificate for literary work and one for art work. These certificates are beautiful works of art in themselves and bear officially the names of Drector-General Davis, John Boyd Thatcher, Chairman of Committee of Awards. and Lelim Peabody, Chief If tie Liberal Arts Building, where the educat tional work was displayed. An aadi- ti0nal value is given them from being fac similes of the official blue ribbon of the great Exposition. These little souvenirs will become very precious in the advance of time. and should be dearly treasured. lt was very thoughtful of the Sisters of Charity to procure such delightful testimonials for their pupils.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-01
Patronixe Ho.ns Faetories.

,ye have recently added a 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.
 1 27tf BLUFF CITY LUMBER Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-01
For Rent.

The plantation known as the Cock Till farm, just east of the city of Pine Bluff, for the year 1S94 Will rent tue whole Plantation to any one man. or will rent in smaller tracts. to different parties, to good tenants. Gall our ofiiceforfultheri information If JOHNSON & ROBERTS, Agts
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-01
Young Ladies German Club.

As Was mentioned i'll yesterdays GRAPHIC, Miss Mai Hudson will en- certain the Young Ladies German Club this afternoon. Carriages were flying around this afternooon at a lively rate, the same being filled with beautiful young ladies on their way to attend the German.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-01
Thanks.

,janoa' m 'aales of the Hospital Enter Ian, : aeslfe to thank Miss Fannie lua,na 'or so kindly taking Albert ,lsa ',er ,' place at the last moment; Iu,l ot, ssfs. Ritchey, Bernath, Bloom cntiva 'ers Who were so kind and at laera :, ''i'lng rehearsals at the "-noase Respectfully,
 MRs. T B. ATKINSON.
 MRs. ". D. HEARS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-01
Notice to stncki,olders

The adjourned meeting of tile Stock holders of The Bank of Pine Bluff, will be held in therooms of said Bank on Monday February 12th, 1891, at 4 o'elosk P. NJ. for the purpose of eleeting Directors and other purposes.
 ". D. LEARN, Sec'ty. 10 20t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-01
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 a speciality in fitting spectacles.
 No charge fol. testing eyes.
 122 and 194 Main street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-01

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. l. = Cotton opened for March. 7.41; closed, 7.41 Aliddling. ZIG.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-01

NEW YORK, Feb. 1. = Cotton opened for March, 7.s2;; closed. 7.S4 Middling, Sc.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-01
COTTON MARKETS.
REPORTED BY F. c. HOWELL, MANAGER HAMMETT GROCER CO.,, COTTON
 FACTORS.

LIVERPOOL. Feb. 1 Cotton opened and closed for March-April, 1. l4-14. Middling, 4Hd.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-01

PIKE BLUFF, ARK, Feb. 1.-Mid- ding, 7hc to 7%%e.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-01
 Delightful German.

Dr. Ran Brunson gave q German last evening at the residence of his mother, on West Fifth avenue, in honor of Miss Estelle A. Tucker. of Little Rock The dance was led by Dr. Brunson and Miss Tucker. The following young ladies and gentle men were the invited guests.
 Misses Messrs-
 Estelle Tucker, Dr. Ran Bl.unson, Lizzie Ogier r. NJ. Roane, Lena Preston, A. l.. Vernon, Rrooxie Robinson, ". c. Street, Gussie Taggart, J. r. Easley, Blanche Silverman John Temple, Maggie Bond, Will F. Allen, Helen Knox, G. " Thomas, Dora Fowler. E. Wray Martin, Nell McEwen, Jeff Hicks, Adel Hum, A. Brunson, Noodle Johnson, Frank Owen, Minnie Roane, Kemp. Toney. Mai Hudson, W. A. Leach, Julia White, l.. j. Saunders, Emma White, w B. Mcintyre, Allie Torian, Mack Hanmett. Mrs. Hill, ". A. Lee, Mrs. Russell, D. C. Bell, Mrs. Kirk Tunnah.
 M''. and Mrs. F.. C. Howell, MT. and Mrs. k. E. Jones, Mir. and Mrs. W. D. Hearn and Mr. and Mrs. k. E. Lee also attended.
 Dancing was indulged in until p o'clock when the guests were invited to partake of the richest and most elegant refreshments possible to be served. The music was splendid and the dancing was greatly enjoyed. All who attended speak in most eompli- mentaIy terms of the evenings en- tertainment and the manner in which they were so delightfully."- entertained by Dr. Brunson.