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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-11
SOUTHWESTERN INSANE ASYLUM.

GrOccri"s--IS00 lbs laundry soap; lOo lbs
green tea: 100 lbs black tea. cases American
I've; 30 cases canned corn; 30 cases tomatoes
g. cans 800 lbs evapOrated apples: oOo lbs
dried grapes; 300 lbs prunes; 1000 lbs prime rice
800 lbs best clear side bacon; 1000 lbs grls :;
800 lbs hominy; 800 lbs rolled oats; 10 brls stan
dard white grannlatcd sugar. 600 lbs Lima
beans: 1000 lbs Navy beans, 500 los black eyed
peas; boxes candles: 800 lbs dried peaches;
terces pure leaf lard 300 lbs chewing tobacco;
100 lbs Blackwes Bull Durham smoking to.
bacco, 2-oz packages; 1000 lbs coffee; barrel
Eupon oil; q doz cakes toilet soap; 3 gross OF
Ralph " Stewart snuff l-oz tins; 80 lbs black
pepper: brs sugar house molasses; 10 doz
fibre chambers; 3 doz fibre spittoons; 3 doz fibre
pals; II do2 cotton mops 100 tons McAiester
lump screened coal; fresh beef, best i'll market
all rOund), free from neck and shank, TO be de
livered at 80 n. III. in such quantities rs the
superintendent may require
Dry GOOdA-.200 yards fruit of the loom
bleached domestic 200 yards best cotton check ;
zoo yards calico, simpsons greys 2ou YARDS
linen crash toweling; doz white linen towels;
l. doz ladies' balbriggan hose: goo yards white
klaw; 100 yards tacle damask. IL dul large
white napkins; gross large rice buttons gross
small rice buttons; "a doz white pearl dress but
tons: 200 yards unbeached sheeting, lO,l; 90
doz assorted Coats white thread, Nos, u. 80, al,
so and 60; l2 doz Coats black thread, NCs. ~
80 and 40: & doz bandana handkerchiefs; doz
white hhndkerchefs; doz corsets, Nos u, y
and 25 u doZ mems half hose, 100 yards req Oh
calico: . yards heavy duck; II boxes pins
. dOZ mems neglige shirts.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-11
Following articles are needed.
STATE LUNlTIC ASYLUM.

Gr0cericA Fresh beef. best in market (all
round), free from neck and shank to be deliver
ed in such quantities as desired; 1000 pounds
bacon, clear sides; $500 lbs Leaf lard white
labeD; oOl0 lbs sugar; 1000 lbs coffee: 5000 lbs
rice; 1000 lbs grits 1000 lbs oatmeal; 2000 lbs
homny; 80 lbs evaporated apples; 1000 lbs dried
grapes 300 lbs baking powder: 200 lbs black tea
200 lbs green tea; leo lbs smoking tobacco: 500
lbs chewing tobacco: 800 lbs Lima beans: 500 lbs
Navy beans; 1000 lbs black-eye peas; 500 lbs
sal soda; 5 barrels dairy salt; 10 bfls molasses
brs small pickles: brls coal oil, water white.
1000 lbs ham lArmours, Dolds or Swfts besu :
gross Sapolo: 30 dozen brooms 3 string: -
dozen mop handles. sample; 100 lbs shipped
laundry soap 1000 pounds laundry soap; 1000
lbs lump starch, Royal: 100 brls best patent
flour; 100 brls best half patent flour; go tons
Old Original McAlester coal
Dry GoOd.--120O yards Sea Island dones
tic; 1000 yards bleached domestic; 1870 yards
cheviOt 1000 yards brown drilling: l2.0 ward.
cotton pads; 1900 yards calico, simpsons, SOC
yards ginghums; 800 yards lawn. figured lCn
yards mattress ticking: 500 yards " inch
bleached domestic: 1000 yards unbeached
sheetng 400 yards 1914 beached sheetng: ioO
yards red oil Calico 400 yards cretonue l5Ol
yards cottonnade: 1909 yards linen crash Il do,
linen towels "a rolls marble oil cloth, g. do2et
Coai> white thread, No. "A to gu; TO dozen Cont.
black thread, No. ~ to 60; GO dozen ladies hose
0dozen mems halt hose; 81 dozen ladies New
moi to
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-11
Notice to the Public.

The board of health has ordere d
that all business houses, hotels aud
private residences be Immediately
put in good sanitary condition. All
householders and citizens of all oc-
equations are requested to have
their yards, outhouses, etc, put in
a clearly condition at once. The
sanitary inspectors are now making
a house TO house inspection and they
are instructed by the board of health
to file compliant before the city
court against all persons who fail to
begin cleaning up their premises
within twen,y.four hours after
notice from the sanitary inspect ors.
IL G. BLACK,
City Health Physician.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-11
40 Cents Worth for 10 Cents.

Don't miss the great 80 days sale
of the Zimmerman Liniment, at l 5
cents bottle. 1t is sale, certain
and speedy cure for burns, bruises,
sprains, bits of poisonous insects,
engagements of joints, fresh cuts,
old sores or indolent ulcers, splint,
sweeney, poll evil, fstula, letter in
hand or head, Group, cows caked
bag or sore teats, cuts from barb
wire, rheumatism or stiff and
SWOLLEN ,ints, etc. 1t quickly re-
moves pain when it can b. reached
by an external remedy. Try a
bottle. lO3 South 3rd street.
THE ZIMMERMAN LINIMENT Co.
G. w. Green, proprietor.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-11
NORTH TEXAS INSANE ASYLUM.

ErOcrrte.- Brooms 36 dozen: beaches
dried 1900 pounds: grapes. California dried, 1900
lbs: crackers, plain soda, 10 boxes: butter beans
20t o pounds; lard. pure leaf, 1900 pounds; rice
30C0 lbs, grts, fresh, 1000 lbs oatmeal fresh
1870 lbs; vinegar brs ham, Armous. small
1000 lbs molasses, 20 brls: coffee 500 bs sugar
American standard, granulated, 10000 lbs corn
meal. to he delivered rs required. 80 bushels:
tobacco, natural leaf, 1900 lbs black pepper
100 lbs. soda A ~ H.. in packages - lbs !;
bacon, short clear sides, 5000 lbs; mops 9-nch
. gross; Pearine u cases; Sapoliu. ~ gross !;
starch. hest lump, 1000 lbs; baking powder
Royal, 100 lbs green tea, 200 lbs Eupion oil. to
be delivered required. II brls, wheat bran, one
half to be delivered mt once and balance July
ID 20 900 lbs; flour best high patent to be de
liyercd IN barrels one half ut once and balance
July ;, $4,000 lbs; alcohol. 80 per cent 10 gal
Ions; choice fresh beef, to be buchered at ,lsy-
lum slaughter house, at such times and in such
quantities as required ln beeVes to be subject to
inspection and acceptance before killed.
approximately 90, 600 lbs; breakfast bacon 500
600 cords of straight wood, to be not less than
three or more than eight inches in diameter,
| twoJhirds split. and to be of the following
kinds: Ash, oak. blackjack OF hickory.
Best screened lump coal, to be delivered al
| asylum at such times and in such quantities rs
| required. sample of 25lbs to accompany bid
| Dry Gn"d>--3Oo0 yards heavy cheyot; l,c
| yards bed ticking; 1000 yards bleached cash, y
| inches wide, good quality; 1000 yards figured
challies. assorted colo RS; 800 yards standard
| Prints 300 yards scrim; 100 yards chamhra
| brown or grey: go pair mems half hose; 60.
| pair ladies' balbriggan hose; 200 bed spreads
sOx!l0 inches, good quality; 90 pair Indies shoes
| oxford ties. Nos 4 s. &, ard $: dozen men
brogan shoes, Nos. :, 10 | and "; . doz mem
| gaiter shoes No. Z; "a bolts of white oil cloth
good quality; "a doz each of Nos lO "a Soand 3
| white thread great gross of brass pant buttons
| great gros, white pearl dress buttons; grea
handkcrchiels- 20 doz ladies bordered hand
| kerchiets - do2 cards white hooks and eyes
10 doz large buck towels; Is doz white linei
combs. hnI tnblp linen inc hp,
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-11
SEALED PROPOSALS.

Sealed proposals are invited until L. O'Clock
Saturday, May 49, 1894, for furnishing the state
Lunaic. Southwestern Insane; North Texas
crate Home, and Deaf and Dumb and Blind
Asylum for Coored Youths, with supplies for
the quarter beginning June l, 1874
1894, in the presence of the Board of Managers
Of the respective institutions. Goods are 10 be
delivered by the successful bidders free of
charge. Each bid must be accompanied by
samples Bond in double the value of the article
bid on must accompany bids. Blank form of
bond will he furnished on application by the
Comptroller, and only such form will be
accepted.
The following articles nre needed
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-11
FHI FEE SYSTEM.
Ks, Abolished in Waco City
Affairs in 1886.

Affairs in 1856.
,,r News: There is a move
foot as indicated from the
# some of the candidates
lstive honors to change or
9th the fee system as a
te to official position: rms rms
~ which, if successful ,s will
= n crest good. Waco can
air. in . the credit of a prautl-
Illustration of the superiority i.
Ian to pay salaries to officers
l%N making them depend on
=, ar fees attached to the Of
Compensation for their SER 81!
,d one of the present candi.
Ifors tue primary election to
a,e on June Q, was one OF
ho conceived and helped to
anti.perquislte plan to a
nj issue by the election Of
A. sturgis, mayor in 1856.
:. was in January OF that
= q few of us met in the
ory of the Eigin building on
street, aud organized the
Of the anti-perquisite party.
ecoll. c,ion Is not at fault
IRE AT this first meeting only
Resent. viz: Judge N. ii.
d. A. Haynie, j. 4 Elgin'
aylor, j. r. Downs, M. Z.
Robt. Goode, II. FL. Kings
pd myself. We organ'z sd
ling Major Haynie temporary
In, and this temporary or
lon adopted a resolution t.
fight on the perquislte sys-
the ensaing April election,
plaoe a candidate for mayor
race on that issue. Those
went heartily to work and
weeks we completed oul
alton at a large meeting IL
trict court room by elact'ng
bnent chairman and secretary
hartman for each ward. We
ted Hon. c. A. Sturgls fol
and sitter hard and persist
vsss elected him by 95 vote'
opponent, Mr.. j. B. Baker
ult was the repeal of all or
. allowing fees of office tt
Ger Of lhe city, except asses
collector, and the substitu
salaries. Every citizen o
rho lived here at that time
that this was indeed a refor
and the result has beef
jail in every way.
Kingsbury took an active ant
part in the campaign and
e writer Captain Elgin, Judg
Mayor Sturgis aud others
Jed and made speeches il
yard for the success of tn
pontending against the mos
opposition, including ever.
of the city government
& by the benefits that hav
in our municipal affairs,
pdorse the effort to modif
te lava in the same directio.
leve the application OF tn
dea to state and county Off
be as readily and beneficial
as has been done to GU
lcers.
WM. M. FLoURNoY.
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THE CONFEDERATE HONE.

Groc.ria.-.94 brls patent -four l50Q lbs , C,s
tjpht hind ounriera delivered as wanted ssncks
RIO i coffee, brlS granulated sugar, br dried
apples. 3 cases corn, CLIPPER brand eases
Scotch oats, 10 cases tomatoes, lIoi,H! pi' i
lard, / brl sal. soda 10 eases soap Boston d
branc 10 lbs Star Navy tobacco T,o ios ne.uI RI,
leaf d brand $50 lbs Dukes mixture Il" IDS
En shinn lllll
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-11
BLIND INSTITUTE.

Groceries. $500 lbs best stake and roast
more or less delivered nj such times and in such
quantities as the superintendent directs; 100
lbs smoked bacon bellies; 100 lbs best ham brl
best leaf lard I3 brs best roller patent noui'
half brl bominy: half brl gfits sack best Rio
coffee ! brl granuated white sugar; l brl yel,
low clsrhcd sugar; cords cedar wood, straight
Sp1it I
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-11
Deaf, Dumb & Blind Asylum for Colored
YOutIS.

GrOCerics-lO brls patent HOUI UTE
granulated sugar, brls LesseIs best ieo sQap, !
sack fine salt Is lbs Price powder It, It" i Inn nscG ID
bellies 80 lbs ham, weight from u =, no ~
Sc cords D Split tr oak wood 30 tons Old McAester
John ID. McCALL,
Comp.roiter.
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WAS GOULD'S FRIEND
AND THE WIZARD MADE HIM A
 FORTUNE.
Supt Byrnes the Last Man Examined By the Lexow Committee. His Testi- mony Was Followed by His
 Resignation.

NEW YORK, Dee. 29.-[Speciall- The session of the famous Lexow
 police Investigating committee, which begun it's labors a year ago, ended today with the examination of Su- perintendent of Police Thomas Byrnes. He testified that he had made q half-miilion dollars on Wall street but not q cent by corruption.
 He stated that during his lifetime Jay Gould was his friend and that the wizard" made $lS5,0 ,000 for him by handling his money i'll specula- tions on Wall street. He also testi- fled that George Gould had made VIZ GOO for him in the same way since the death of Jay Gould. Upon being asked why Jay Goule entertained such warm feelings of friendship for
 hlmS~'the Superintendant replied that 1t was because he had ;Nested man who had Jeeatened Gould's life. For this service Gould offered him a large sum of money, which he declined, but asked Mr. Gould to invest $10,000 for him, which he did free of charge, and
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A NEW ENTERPRISE.
AND ONE THAT WILL COMMAND THE
 GOOD WILL OF ALL OUR PEOPLE,
The Anderson Meyer Drug Company In- corporated and Will Do Business
 in Pine Bluff.

Yesterday gave birth to a busi. ness enterprise that starts out under the most fiattering auspices, bearing as it does the very best wishes and confidence of all our people. We re- fer to the Anderson-Meyer Drug Com pany, which was incorporated with a capital stock of $10,000 for the pur- pose of conducting a drug business in Pine Bluff.
 The officers and directors of the new company are as follows: J. NJ. Anderson, President; A. B. Loving, Vice-President and l. k. Meyer, Sec retary and Treasurer.
 These gentlemen have all been citi- zens of Pine Bluff for many years, and they are known far and wide as honorable, high-toned, conscientious men, and each of them number their friends by the legion.
 Mir. Anderson, the President, has for years past been connected with the drug house of J. H. Scull & Bro, and the G. N. Hart Drug Co.,, as a prescriptionist, and he bears the rep utation of being one of the very best in this line in the country.
 Dr. A. B. Loving, the Vice-Presi- dent, is the well-known physician of this city, and this fact alone will give the new firm great strength from the beginning of it's career.
 The Secretary and Treasurer is Mr. Ike k. Meyer, ("Bub," as he is known to his intimate friends1, the eldest son of Mir. and Mrs. Gabe Meyer. He is gentleman of splendid business qualifications, as all know who ever had dealings with him, and the fact that he is connected with the firra will bring it many patrons.
 The firm will, for the present, oceu- py the house formerly known as the Alton Walker drug store, until more commodious quarters can be secured. Orders have been given for a large stock of the very freshest drugs, chemicals and druggists articles.
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which was the foundation of his (Byrnes0 ) fortune. The investigation then closed. It has been the most famous thing of it's kind in history, and has exposed the most infamous system of blackmail and. corruption in the New York police department ever heard of in this country. It will be the cause of sending many men to the penitentiary and has resulted in a complete cleansing of the police de- partment in New York.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-30

The Black Crook is coming in all it's regal splendor, embracing q wealth of superb scenery, gorgeous costumes and glittering armor. to- gether with large number of lith- some dancers and European speciality artists. The dramatic east is ex- ceptionally strong, and in fact noth- ing has been overlooked Over sixty people are engaged in this superb production, and scenic artists have been for months preparing for it's tour. 1t was the talk of the country last season. Manager Martin has positively arranged for it's appear ance here Saturday evening, January 9th, and his many friends and patrons can congratulate him in securing this grand spectacle. 1t is the same pro- duction that attracted worldwide attention in New York at the Acad- emy of Music, and that grand old structure was tested to it's utmost capacity, so eager were the people to see it.
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HERE'S A SURPRISE!
Nj. HANF & co. CLOSED BY ATTACH
 MENTS LAST NIGHT.
One of the Oldest and Largest Furnitur. Houses in the State Forced to
 the Wall.

Last night at $40 o'clock the large wholesale and retail furniture house of M. Hanf X Co.,, doing business on Main street, was closed by attach ments in the hands of the Sheriff. News of the failure quickly spread, and was hard to believe, so incredi- ble it seemed, and when the fact be- came generally known the surprise was great.
 The attachments were as follows and for the following amounts:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-30
Total al...........,.Sl5S Sl5 &,

Messrs. M. Hanf x Co. was one of the largest and oldest furniture firms in the State. The firm was com posed of Messrs. Mo. and Ed. Hanf. who have been doing business in Pine Bluff for nearly a quarter of a centu- ry, and who, as citizens and business men. are held in high regard and esteem. Mir. Mo. Hanf, the senior member of the firm, has always been progressive and enterprising citi- zen, and with purse and personal effort has been identified with every movement put forward to advance the interests of Pine Bluff. The pub lie will learn, therefore, with deep regret the financial troubles of this firm, and the GRAPHIC simply voices the sentiments of their many friends and acquaintances in hoping that they will be able to adjust their troubles and resume business at an early day.
 The failure of the firm was brought aboud by damaging reports made to their creditors sometime ago, heavy expenses. dull trade and poor collec- tions, consequent upon the flood Of two years ago and the low price of
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SOCIAL MELANGE.
This Week Will be the Gayest of the Year
 in Society Circles.

From present indications this will be the gayest week in society cirlces of the season, at least so far as Jew lsh society circles are concerned, for there are balls, Germans, theaters and receptions galore. Our young people will, therefore, not lack for l amusement or entertainment during the present week, at leastyfor in ad- dition to the social functions, there will be two performances at the opera house of unusual merit.
 Am ong the social entertainments booked for the week are the follow ing:
 This evening Misses May and Corinne Meyer will entertain the Entertainers Club at the hospitable home of Mir. and Mrs. Gabe Meyer, on West Barraque street, with a Ger man.
 On Monday night the Bluff City Club will give their New Year ball in their elegant hall at the corner of t''ttOit anu @OIltSlHut. ulc ChuO ID already renowned for the brilliancy and splendor of it's entertainments, and the New Year ball will be up to the usual standard.
 For next Wednesday night Miss Blanche Bluthenthal has issued invi- tations for a German, which will be one of the most elaborate social oc- casions of the season. The event will be in honor of Miss Rosa Alt- schul, of Chicago, and Miss Irma Volmer, of Little Rock, who are the guests of the Misses Bluthenthal.
 On next Saturday evening tho members of the Entertainers Club will be the guests of Miss Jennie Altheimer, at the elegant home of her parents on West BarraQue street. HOODS Sarsaparilla wins its way
 into the confidence of the people by the good it is doing. Fair nias guarantee permanent cunEo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-30
cotton this season.

The assets of the firm could not be ascertained last night, but it is thought will about cover liabilities. In addition to the large stock con- tained in the three-story Rosenberg outlining at present occupied by the firm, MT Mo. Hanf owns $2, 300 worth of stock in the Merchants and Plant CTS Bank, which was also attached
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Byrnes Resigns.

NEW YORK, Dee. 29.-[special.]- Thos. Byines, after examination before the LeXow committe. tonight resigned the office of Superintendent of Police, which he has held for a great many years and which has made him famous the world over.
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NEW YORK BANKERS. DON'T LIKE SECRETARY CARLISLE.
  His Rumored Resignation Causes Wall Street to GIoat With GIee.---The Report Denied in
 Washington.

NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-[special1-A report that Secretary of the Treas ury Carlisle had resigued reached Wall street at noon to day and ere ated considerable excitement on the stock exchange. The report spread
 like wild Efire, but about the only comment heard, and that was almost universal, was, glad of it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-30
KILLED ON DUTY.
Fire Officials Lose Their Lives While
 Fighting the Flames.

NEW YRoK, Dec 29.-[Special. T. Battalion Chief John J. Bresnan, one of the oldest and bravest New York tiremen, and Assistant Foreman John ]. Rooney were killed while fighting fire this morning. They were killed by the fifth floor falling on them, and many other firemen were injured.
 .
 Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
 Worlds Fair Highest Award.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-30
 Gold In New York.

NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-[Special]- Today was the coldest 29th day of December in the history of New York. The thermometer was only z degrees above zero.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-30
SENATOR WALSH
Addressed Democratic Club Last
 Night

NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-[Speciall l- Senator Patrick Walsh, of Georgia, delivered an address before the New York Democratic Club tonight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-30
SOLD BY THE SHERIFF.
THE STOCK OF JOE ROSENBERG SOLD
 YESTERDAY.
Gus BIass x Co. Became the Purchasers at $3,450--rhe Stock Is to Be
 fiaeed on the Market.

The stock of clothing, dry goods, hats, caps, boots, shoes. etc. of Joe Rosenberg, recently closed by at tachment and located at No. 204 Main street, was sold at sheriff's sale yesterday at noon, and the entire stock was purchased by Gus Blass X Go. for $3, ,450.
 The stock will be placed on the market and opened up for sale at the present stand, No. 204 Main street, next Monday, and a rare op- portunity will be offered all buyers. The stock invoiced at $5,040 and will be sold at retail for 40 and 50 cents on the dollar. See the large and handsome advertisement of the sale in this issue and call early. for the first buyers will get the best seIec- tions and bargains.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-30
PARKE & NEWTON, Neu York Racket Store,
 221 WEST BARRAoUE STREET
NUMBER 87.

which will be offered to the trade at very low prices. The GRAPHIC tenders the Anderson Meyer Drug Company it's very best wishes for long and successful busi- ness career.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-30
Denied at Washington

 WASHINGTON, Dee. 29.-The Treas ury officials deny that Secretary Car lisle has resigned.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-30
A Mortgage Foreclosed.

Late yesterday afternoon Freid- man, Keller & Co, of Paducah, Ky, foreclosed mortgage of $2500 upon the stock, bar fixtures, billiard ta- bles, etc, of Art Mullens, proprietor of the Hotel Trulock bar. During the afternoon also Mir. Arthur Mur- rao run an attachment upon the stock for $400, which was afterwards compromised. Subsequently the stock was sold under the mortgage to MT. B. W. Barbour, who will take possession of the bar on January the lst. Mir. Mullens gave a mortgage upon his stock to Freidman. Keller & Co. about a year ago to cover the losses of the Gallagher House saloon, which was conducted at that time by Huggard < Mullens, and during the present year was unable to re- cover his losses, and being unable to get further extention of time, was forced to submit to the foreclosure.
 Mr. Mullens is one of the most pop
 
 his present embarrassment, has the sympathy of his many friends. Walter Lester, a young white man, was arrested yesterday on the charge of stealing a $5 note from the pockets of a small boy named Brad- ford, at the stables of the street-car company. The case came up before Justice Stewart yesterday. The Justice took the ease under advise ment, pending further investigations.
 The Cotton Belt formally took possession of it's new depot building in this city yesterday and the em- ployes in the freight and passenger departments were very busy arrang- ing things in their new quarters. Agent B. H. Wilson is now as happy as lark, that he is so snugly en- sconced.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-30

HOODS Sarsaparilla wins its way
 ! into the confidence of the people by the good it is doing. Fair tial1 guarantee permanent CURE