Semi=weekly graphic., 1895-12-25


 sss May Quilting. who has been visiting the family oi Mr. !. M. 6oza, returned home this afternoon.
 Mr. Julius schloss and daughter wlg leave for Memphis tonight to spend the holidays with relatives.
 The postoaIce VIII be open tomor row from IIss0 a. IT. to l2s30 ?. nj. No delivery wIlI be madeby the car riers
 4 least four hundred people came In en the AIfheimer train this morn lne. Most oi them. however, were negrsses.
 4ye are indebted te Marsh ( At- kInaon for fl Chrlatmas present in the shape ol very handsome calendar for next Year
 Air. x r. smith. oi Red Springs. \. C.. arrived im the city this morning and iAtl.e anesf oi his cousin. Mr. Clyde smith. on West Sixth avenue. Df. L. Williams, of Lincoln county, was cnller af the GRAPHIC office to- day. He subscriber for the GKApHIe and Is lavish in his praises of the Semi Weekly
 Dr. I. r. Runyau k having the old NcSifnn praDerey on Tennessee street between Fifth and Sixth aye mes, repaired. Contractor John Goaaett Ia doing tie work.
 The Arkansas river al thls point ls reported to Do stationary today. No rains arr reported from Oklahoma ssr Che Indian Territory and 1t is thought that tho waters will soon reeede
 i poor horse, 90 weak he can't walk, is said 10 be lying in the alley between Fifth and Sixth aud Main and Pine streets. Tie poor animal is being ied by children living In the ueighborhood.
 We have been given a tip to the effect that n big enterprise Is on foot which will develop after the hoii- days. II k said 10 Be good thing and orr merchants and business men should le on the Hook out" for 1t. Tine charming Miss Carrie Gold smith. who visited our city last winter and made 50 many friends during her stay, x exported to ar- rive in Pine Bluff in few days. She will again be the guest of her rela- tixes, Afr. and Mrs. l.. l.. Goldsmith There win be reunion of Jnllet Lodge. K. of r. on next Wednesday night. The first, second and third ranks will be conferred. A lunch will be rendered the members and visitors at the conclusion of the eere- monies. All Brother Knights are fraternally invited to attend
 An Apron Party took place at the residence of Air. and Mrs. TObe Hager last evening. Prizes were awarded to the two gentlemen who henmed aprons the incest. Messrs. George Murrel and Frank smith, jolly young bachelors, captured the prizes. aud they are very proud of the honor
 
 Jolly old santa Claus willma his appearance at the Second Presbyte- rirn church Christmas night, it o'clock, with full supply Of lovely presents, candies, fruits. etc. After the distribution of the same among the children of that Sunday school q short program of singing and reel tations will be given. The public k cordially invited to be present.
 creston Clarke created record at Philadelphia last season of sixteen consecutive weeks of Shakes pearean and classical plays. No other tragedian in this country, not excepting Booth, Forrest or Me- coIIough in the heyday of popularity ever played such a iong season. The engagement was the most successful in the history of the American stage. and stamps Creston Clarke as the ae-l cepted tragedian. At the Opera 1ouse next Saturday night
 
 German New Years Eve.
 On New Years eve q german will be given at Hotel Truls,ck by the young society people of Pine Bluff in honor of Mir. and Mrs A. Drybnreh. The dining room and parlors will be beautifully decorated, and refresh ments will be served in the reception rooms from 2 o'clock on throughout the night. The affair will be "the,, social event of the season.
 
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 Dee T, ls95. Notice iA hereby given that the f0frowinq naIsled settler has lied notice of his inten- h0n b1 make final proof in support Of his ~iaIfp. and that said proof will be made be- lore fiAe county clerk Of Jefferson county at Fine Islun, Ark. on February I. lsg6 viz Jerry Aiassey II NO. l67ls for The " H Of e 4z and s A < q | Sao I 4 f1s..